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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-17
SENATOR NORTON.
Briei sketch Of Ills ArduOuS La.
DOrH on the Pacific Coast.


Special Telegram to the Cincinnati Commercial.
RICHMOND, IND, August Ex-senator
Morton arrived here on Monday night
from his trip 10 the Pacific Coast. lie
has Travelled over eight thousand miles
during the last nine weeks, and conduct.
ed the Grover investigation, during which
time he examined one hundred and sixty
Witnesses, visited, by special trains, most
Of the Washington Territory, British
Columbia, and attended several large re.
ceptions, made a tWo.hourE political
speech at Salem, Oregon, and spent Dev.
eral days at Ben. Holidays se aside res.
idence, near the mouth Of the Columbia
river. He accumulated considerable
flesh and parLOok Of no email amount Of
rich food, lie arrived in San Francisco
on Monday, August 6. The next morning
he found that he had lost the use Of his
left arm. He determined 10 return home
at once, and left that city on Wednesday,
the 9Th.
The Senator has suffered from attacks
OF indigestion for number OF years, and
this attack which has so proStrated him
resulted from the EAme cause. The trip
was very tedious, and the weather unuGu.
ally warm.
Governor Burbank, who had returned
home some days ago, and Colonel Hollo-
way were telegrNphed and Immediately
started TO meet the Senator on the Pacific
Railroad.
DR.. Thompson, Of indianapolis, an old
and valued friend and uhySician Of the
Senator's, Joined the party at Peoria,
Illinois, and came here with him, where
he will remain until the Senator RECEIVERS,
as he believes be will.
The stricken Senator is now at the resi-.
dence OF Mrs. NJ. Z. Burbank, Mrs. Nor.
toms mother. He IL surrounded by his
family and relatives, and u community OF
friends who feel the deepest sOlicitude 10
regard TO his condition. lie is resting
very comfortably this evening. He sui.
fered slight attack Of nervousness and
prOptration about 4 o'clock r. NJ.
Undoubtedly his great prostration is
due nearly nS much to the fatigue Of
travel as from any other cause, but it Ia
thought that the beneficial results OF the
perfect resI he is now experiencing will
soon restore hiB strength.
Senator Morton had a good nights reSt,
and is gradually gaining strength. lie
passed the greater part OF to-day sitting
IN al easy chair.
DR.. D. W. Bliss, the Senator'S Wash
ington physician, is expected tonight to
hold II consultation with DR.. Thompson.
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Tho Hornbrook arrived from Parkers.
burg at o'clock Pm. Having broken n
balance rudder and wheel she will lay
up until Saturday.
The Phaeton, Tempest and Comfort
were on hand as usual, making regular
time in their respective trades.
The Science will leave for Parkersburg
this morning.
The marks last evening indicated 90
inches and stationary. A slight rise il
expected in few days from the recent
rains.
LOuisville - Coal - Pittsburgh, lie;
Kentucky, DC; Raymond City, 1Oc; city
coke, DC; cannel, 81 % per load aud an
thrncite 81 80 per ton. Pittsburgh a0oat,
7!c.
The towboat Nail City, Capt. Horn.
brook, is en- route for New Orleans with
full tow.
Portland-The coal barge tho snag
boat pulled at two weeks ago IL now very
prominent on the bar.
The towboat Coal Hill is now laid up
al Middleport.
The steamer Red Cloud will be length.
ened 30 feet.
The towboat Ed. Hobbs is laid up al
Battery Rock.
Cincinnati-Coal was unchanged and
quiet at quotations. Youghiogheny and
Kanawha River, 7c per bushel afloat, l0C
delivered; Hooking Valley, DC at eleva.
tor; Muskingum Valley, % on cars, and
l0allc delivered; Ohio River, 5laGc
alloat, and DC delivered; Ashland, q
atloNt, and l0c delivered; Camden, 9c
Kanawha camel, lSa2Oc per bushel, and
anthracite, 81 25aS 90 per ton, delivered
LRy Telegraph
CINCINNATI, August 16.-lIiver ieet
0 inches and rising. Weather showery
and cool. Arrived-lron Valley and
barges, Wheeling.
VlCKsBuRG, August lG.-Weather clear
mercury SGo. Up-Capital City ant
CAIRO, August lG.-River II feet
inches and falling. APrived-Cons. Mil
lar, Mary Miller and ]. W. Gofi. Depart
cd-ConS. Millar. Weather clear.
LoulsvlII.E, August l6.-River 8 fee
inches aud stationary. Arrived-And,
Baum. Departed--Shinkle and Parker
Weather clear and cool.
| EVANSVILLE, August lG.-River 8 fee
G inches and falling fast. Weather chief,
clear and warm; wind from the North
mercury Ga TO 81 degs. Down-Kati,
Hooper, Fawn, and Grey Eagle. I'm
Lotus No. 2, Smith, Vigo and c. ". An
derson; business light.
NEw oRLRANS, August 16.-Weathe,
clear; mercury 90 deSs. No arrivals o,
departures.
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VOLUME XXv--NUMBER SO4.

Of the country demand. When these be
attained then will fixed values and coin
equivalents replace depreciation and un.
certainty; gold gambling will lose It's oc.
Cupation, premiums and contingent
premiums will cease to augment the costs
Of consumption capital will seek
legitimate channels Of investment,
industry command the certain rewards
due TO labor, enterprise resume her
former confidence, and hope and happi-
ness again be re.animated by the genius
Of public credit shielded by public honor.
In closing he referred to the Presidents
Southern policy, admitting there were
differences Of opinion on Il, but asking
that ii be gwen a fair and honest trial,
and trusting that impartial history, the
future Of the country and the highest
welfare OF an cmancipated race would
yindicate the wisdom Of his course.
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Long Island Savings ISank-Ex.
element over llN AuNhenNiOn.

New York, August 1G.-The excite
ment over the suspension Of payment by
the Long Island Savings Bank continues,
Secretary Fowler declared to-day that
the bank issolvent, and has surplus Of
Sc, 900, but that 1t is necessary to take
advantage Of the sixty days rule in or.
der TO avoid needless sacrifice in some
ofits securities. John O. Perry, counsel
for the bank, issued card this morning,
declaring the Solvency Of the institution
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Tho United NIates ana tie wheat
Product.

WAsliISGroN, August lG.-A dispatch
from the United States Minister to Greece
asserts that the United States eau now
and hencetorth control. to large extent
the grain markets Of Europe. lie says
RuSsia has been our only competitor in
this trade. Under the most favorable
circumstances for Russia the United
States has had the advantage of that great
cereal producing country. Anticipating
the future course Of this trade, British
capitalists are now building six Of the
largest sized iron vessels for the trans.
portation Of breadstufis from our shores
on English account.
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German In the Schools.

The School Board held an important
and interesting session last night. by a
vote OF II to 0 they decided to limit the
study Of German to the two highest
grades in the schools-the Grammar and
the A divisiona-and to provide separate
rooms for It's recitation. The reasons for
this change are quite fully sci forth in
the report Of the Special Committee 10
whom the whole subject was lately refer,
red for examination and report.
We think after reading this report that
most persons will endorse the. action Of
the Board. The substance Of the minori-
ty report is familiar 10 the public, and
has been referred to frequently in discus.
sions upon the subject. The change
by the Board caIlA for the reasons that
actuaIcd the majority, and We accord,
ingIy give them this morning: We shall
give the minority report in full to-mor.
row.
The study Of German is now, by this
action OF the Board, put upon itsproper
basis in our schools, IA an optional study
for iho'o who have gone through tho pri'
mary courses Of AN English education, 10
be pursued underSu separateness from
the English branches az will guard il
from interfering with them or being inter.
fered with by them.
Those who set great store by the study
OF German in the schools should never
forget that thesloundation stone Of the
public school system is, rs It's name i'm
plies, common school education, and !
common school education does not in
clude anything outside Of the EnglisI
language, and only the primary studie
Of that language. Our common school
are not academies nor even high schools
but primary schools, where the childrel
otthe masses, whose time for education i
limited, are given the groundwork Of Al
education, the superStructIre Of whiCI
they or their parents should finish.
The frcO school system Of the countr
has been endangered by making
too expensive and cumbersome. Til
disposition Of those who are en-
lhusiSs'S on iss behalf has been to add
and add to its routine, until the cxpcnr
Of the system has been enormously in
creased, and until tax payers have iairl
groNncd under its weight. AImostvont
half Of the taxes Of this community 70
years past has been Tor the supper, o
our free schools.
The FIRST duty that. every America
parent, (and also every foreign born pal
eut livingiu this lGnd) owes to his child
ren, is to inItruct them IA thoroughly a
possible in the elements Of an Englis
education. AChild Of tender years need
10 he drilled in n few studies only, an
inS'much as most children do all thei
NudylnEat school, tlcg must, in order t
become thorough, be kept as free as pos
sibIc not only from 'listracting influence
In the school room, but also from the dis
'ip"tion Of mind that attends too mucl
diversity Of study.
But we did not set ont to enlarre.ol
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CLEVELAND, August lG.-ThO rumor
that has been widely circulated that the
hotel accommodations Of this city are in.
adequate for the number that will attend
the ConcIave Of the Knights Templar, 10
be held here August 2Sth, is entirely
without foundation. The hotel commit.
tee are prepared TO furnish comfortable
quarters to all who will notify them that
they will occupy the same,
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NEw YoRK, August 16.-A Wilkes.
barre special reports that the workmCn
who we're driven from, the Delaware 4
Hudson minea by the strikers yesterday
are anxious to continue work, but the
strikers compelled them TO swear they
would not until the troubles were ended.
1t ia reported that come OF the Delaware
4 Iiudson Company's mines are on fire.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

President Hayes has promised to
visit Albany.
e. X. Smith, Surveyor General oi
Montana, has been suspended, charges ol
miscoduct in office having been prefer.
red against him.
"A heavy rain storm at Guelph, Ont.
yesterday, flooded some Of the streets
from one to seven feet. The occupants Of
the houses in the lower portion Of the
town were driven to the second stories
Considerable damage was done to goods
by the filling OF cellars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-17

NEW YORK, August lG.-U. S. Dis
trict Attorney Woo,4ord filed libel IN
the U. $. District Court TO close the Office
to-day against the steamer Denmark
The libel declares that between August
81, 1874, and June %, 1877, So sos
worth OF silk were smuggled in ihi,
port by the Captain OF that steamer. The
Company will have to give bond before
the vessel will he allowed to proceed tc
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syndicate schemes.

WASHINGTON, August lG.-It is known
here that the parties complaining OF
Secretary Sherman and Morton, Bills &
Co., had formed syndicate Of their own
had secret conferences with the Secretary
and had offered Morton, Bliss 4 Co., and
other members OF the present syndicate
an interest in their syndicate before
Rolhschild and associates had made any
proposition to the Secretary for the new
1 per cent bonds. 5f
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Fights on fnc EIexicnn fnr,Icr.

New ORLEANS, La, August lG.--Tht
Galveston NclpI special reports n lighr
in Mexico between the Kickapoo and
Tipan tribes Of Indians, in which seven
teen Tipans were killed. Mexican
troops are concentrating at Camargo
opposite the Ringgold barracks.
A Fort Clark special says: Mexican
cattle thieves drove $50 head of cattlt
across the Rio Grande on the 18th.
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this subject, but simply to call attention
to tho action Of the Board Of Education
last night, and more especially to com.
mend the reasons therefor, as given in
the majority report, to the favorable
consideration Of our readers.
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OBITUARY.
Death OF Attorney General
Daniel.

RICHMOND, Va, August lG.-Raleigh
T. Daniel, Attorney General OF Virginiu,
died this afternoon after two days i'll
ness; aged 72. He was renominated for
the same position by the Conservative
Convention last week and made speech
accepting the nomination.
New York, August l6.-Rev. Asa
Dodge Smith, Ex.President Of Dart.
mouth College, died at Hanover, N. H.,
in-hay.
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A Ntrikers Sentence.

NEWARK, n. J., August l6.-McDaniel,
one Of the Central Railroad strikers, was
sentenced by Vice Chancellor, yester-
day, 10 pay fine Of $50, and 10 remain
in Jail until further orders from court.
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HARTFORD, CoSN., August l6.-The
Charter Oak Insurance Company has
paid all death and matured endowment
claims which have become due since
July Let to August 10Th, to the number
Of 20, aggregating. $l4s,lGS. The man
ayers announce that all claims will be
paid at maturity.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
70 THB DAILY LNTELLIGEEoER
THE INDIAN WAR.

HELENA, MoNT., August 1G.-The fol-
lowing has been received:
VIRGINIA, MONT, Aug. 10.
TO Gov. Polls, Helena;
New from Bannock, Just received, Says
that tho scouting party has just returned
bringing with them the bodies Of Mon.
tague, James Smith, Flynn and Farns.
worth, and there are more expected 10
come. The Indians were thirty.fye miles
south OF hammock yesterday morning,
They had taken all the horses on Upper
Hor,e Prairie, and were moving very
slowly.
DEER LODGE, MoNr, August l5-Gen.
Gibbon arrived at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, accompanied by Lieutenant Jacobs.
He was met nt the hotel by all the citi.
LenS who did not 20 to tile front, and
also q number Of ladies', who desired to
give the hero Of Big Hole Pass hearty
reception. The General is feeling excel.
lent and Is but little stiff from his
wound,
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CUMBERLAND, MD., August lG.-The
Atlantic and Georges Creek Coal Mining
Company resumed work today at 90
cents; also the Swanton Company at the
same rate. About half the region Is now
working at the rates demanded by the
miners,
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LATEST.


1'I ''"b' 'V'
Tb Gov. Potts, Helena:
Gen. Howard's command arrived nj
Bannock on the night Of the 18th, ant
left for Horse Prairie the next morning
All the Cinnamon oil Horse Prairie that
Eare missing are supposed 10 be killed
The rear guard Of the Indians ia still OIL
Horse Prairie,
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The Subsidiary High Court Of the
Ancient Order ol Foresters Of the United
States have selected Pittsburgh as the
place Of their next meeting,
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LONDON, August 1G.-The FInqncier
says: According 10 private advIces from
Lyons several failures have occurred in
the silk trade. including one for one mil.
lion dollars.
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The Greek volunteer movement is
increasing.
Reports that the Russians are ad.
vancing from Ardahan on Ali are un.
founded,
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NAIsRIED.

MOFFST-STRAY.-At Rcavcr, IA, on Thur
day, August i6, 1877, by the Kev. EoLtCn, Mr..
InOs J, MoPpET, 0I Wheeling, aud Mi,s EEcrA
H. STRAY, Of Beaver, Ia
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Having Just removed 10 their new Rui p0ihInoLl.
ons quarters, 1874 Market street, With laYG EtOck
o. the newest and handSOmest dCSHu6 Of ChRndC-
Hers, Bracket aud Drop Lights, aud Extension
RESPECTFULLY invited 10 call and examine them,
Their goods arc all new. iV2
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CARL KuEHI.

q ATTORNEY AT LAW, (DEUTsEHER ADvoKAT.
y second avenue, bet. nth and 18th Sts, (Justice
Choppers office, Rock Island, ILL.,
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of price. Address Humphreys Homeo-
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N. Y.
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She 9S1ailg Argns,
ROCK ISLAND, .........rrrrvorg
Rapids civ.


RAPIDS Cry, ILL.,, Aug. 80, 1877.
Mr.. Thomas Weare, of Bevier, Mo-, has
bought John Genung place, and intends
to move here. He has some money and
says he is going to take it easy. He is an
uncle of j. and A. l.. Mcdonald,
Jacob Earhardt died lately, and was
buried Tuesday. The Earhardt family
has been rather unfortunate, six having
died within year.
Corn looks the best around here that it
has been known to for a long time; big
crops are the order of the day this year.
The Coe township fair is said to be one
OF the best this year ever held, the
grounds have been filed to Overlooking
each day Z lack of accommodation in
some Of the halls was complained of,
there being more things for exhibition
brought 10 than the managers had any idea
OF. could not 90 out to see myself, but
information from reliable sources.
Several horses and colts passed through
town with prize ribbons on. We saw
DeX, tine horse lately owned by r. III,
Mitchell, pass down with second best ribbon
on. His owner, Miss eatherhead, rode
him for prize, and would have taken
first but the girta broke and caused little
confusion which brought him 10 second
lie was undoubtedly the best of the pile"
but the judges wife was also in the race,
and the jud ge knew from experience that
1t she didn't get first prize, that he would
have to get his hair cut short and bring
the doctor home with him. Happy mani
Somebody's COW broke into Mr.. Montie's
cornfield the other night, and in conse
quence Monte threatened to exterminate
one Peter Schlagter Peter didn't wish to
die just then and so had the old man
Monte aud his son arrested. The trial
was to come off Friday but I hear this
evening that the case was compromised by
Monte paying the fine, provided by ordi-
nance, and costs. 1t he did he did well.
as Peter had subj eDed every friend of his
within mile of town and Monte would
have gone under like rock.
A Racine wis dispatch to the Chicago
Times says: Peter Bulley ran away with
one Mary johnson. We suppose she feels
Bulley now. Bulley for Peter and the old
man. D. l.. G.
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| AW AND ABSTRACT OFFICE. ROOMS IN
l. Court House. Jno. T. Kenworthy jas, M BeardR
ey. f0a3d&
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III. MI, CORBETT.

A TToRNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHAN.
y Gerry and Notary Public, Abstracts Loans and
collects ONCE and Avenue, 3rd door east of
bengston's Drug Store, Rock Island, Ills
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LUCIAN ADAMS

AIIOhEk4 AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
- Once IN mitchell & Lynde's block, Rock Island
Me-, n S conpIeIe SET OF Books of Abstracts OF
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= BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN 3. HAWLEY.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
~ once In Bengston's Block, Illinois St., Rock !
and. Illinois 3-1sdRwsn
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kAHAASa&2N taking the place Of all others. They
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Sole manufacturer Of the wonderful . BLQNDIN GYRo-
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Chart efc, Gyorcpes mailed for asGtss Sample Chart
Send postal card for full particulars N B1 have arrange
made and furnish promptly article wanted by
agents consumers, of American Foreign make.
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Going North-11: 15 a. m; 1898 p. N.
Going soHth-7:30 a. m. 1928 p. m.
Palace Sleeping cars, owned and operated by t "a
line. accompany all night trains
CONNECTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington with Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw R'y
for Peoria. Indianapolis. Lafayette and CINCINNATI
with Chicago, Burlington j. Quincy r. r., for Chi
cago, Keokuk, Quincy and st Louis West to Ottun-
wa and all points in Kansas and Nebraska, and with
Burlington Southwestern R'y, for Pennington,
Bloomfield and all points in Missouri and Kansas.
At Columbus junction, with Chicago 81 South
western Railroad fortW ashingt0n andtIeatenworth
At Nichols. with Muscatine Division B. c. en-
for Muscatine.
At West Liberty, with Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Railroad, for Iowa City, Desmoines, and
Davenport.
At Cedar Rapids. with Milwaukee Division of q
Z X a III for Independence, West Union. PostvillC.
ana McGregor; with Chicago Northwestern Rail
way, for Omaha. Council Bluffs and Chicago and
with Dubuque & Southwestern R'y for Dubuuue
At Waterloo ard Cedar Falls witt Illinois Cel
tTal Railroad for Independence, Dubuque Fol
Dodge and Sioux City.
At Shell Rock with Stage for waverly
AT Nora junction, with Milwaukee & St Pau
Railway. for Mason City and Charles City.
At Plymouth with Milwaukee Il st. Paul Railway
for all points in Minnesota
At st Paul. for all points on Northern Pacific
hallway; the great Lake Superior region, and all
points North and Northwest.
Z. +. WINSL0W, Gen'l Manager
c. j IVES. Gen1 Pass. b Ticket Agent
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
hNoTICK CHANGE
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eases of the Skin. by the use of