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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-15
A Custom House Ring ut St.
LOuia.

ST. LOUIS, May l4.-The Ermiag Dis,
patch has an article stating that reports
are rife OF great frauds committed in the
construction Of the Custom House, and
there is a ring ofmOn involved, embracing
some high In position. 1t is also said
that the matter is now before the Grand
Jury, and q thorough examination Of the
affairs OF the Custom House will be made,
It is also said that the frauds began be.
fore the building was commenced and
they originated outside Of st. Louis.
Part Of a wall OF building on the
corner Of Chestnut and Third streets,
owned by Col. Geo, Knapp, while being
pulled down to-day, fell and carried five
men to the ground, injuring all more or
less, two II is said dangerously.
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MooRE's JUNCTION, N. Y, May IA
For several days fires have been raging
through the forest along the Ogdensburg
& Lake Champlain railroad, between
Clinton Mills and Altoona. This morn.
ing a west wind drove the fire through
the woods and across narrow clearings 10
the villages OF Clinton Mills, Ellen6urg
and Forest. Up 10 s P. M. about twenty
buildings have been burned at Clinton
Mills and the large mills there were on
FIRE. The railroad is moving everything
as there is no hope Of saving buildings at
Ellenburg. The Forest 4 Moore's Fork
depot and other buildings have been on
fire several times but the people hope to
save them. Brush fires are raging north
and west Of Ottawa. The mountains
around Bennington are one sheet Of fame,
while the forest fires light up North Con.
way and Upper Bartlett, N. y.
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LATER
A LOSS OF $4,000.


New YORK, May 14.-Mr. Gall, a pas.
senger Of the City Of Brussels, and who
returned here in the City OF Richmond,
says the ship is more like church than
anything he ever before saw afoat. Pub.
lie prayers are offered in the saloon morn.
ing, noon and night. "Why," he said,
"they have prayers for breakfast, for
lunch, for dinner, for supper, and little
prayers crowded in between meals" He
thinks the ship will be very unfortunate
il they don't let up on the praying, as
was said about Get.tNewton. He said
that the General was enjoying his trip
and sent word TO his friends not TO feel
the slightest anxiety on his account, as
they were doing splendidly and having a
very pleasant voyage.
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Caught Tampering with Whisky
Barrels.

CHICAGO, May l4.-A warrant was is.
sued to-day for the arrest Of Mike Dub.
bles, foreman Of the Illinois DistillinV
Company Of the north side, on charge
Of tampering with barrels Of liquor after
they had been stamped in the bonded
warehouse. 1t Is said he was caught in
the act yesterday Of filling up barrels
which were deficient in amount and thus
deirauding the Government. bubbles is
not to be found to-day. When the officer
wanted to serve the warrant the whole
amount Of liquor in bond, some $500
barrels, worth 100000, were seized. The
company were about to close business for
the summer, and the proprietors disclaim
any previous knowledge Of the matter.
They say II bubbles has been engaged in
this business it has been through his de-
sire to serve them and not through any
orders OF theirs.
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RocKroRD, ILL.,, May 1.-Two NOR
bodies were taken out Of the ruins OF tht
Court House yesterday; those OF A. II
Hollenbeck and Fred. Haugh, but werC
so terribly crushed and mangled MS to b.
totally unacceptable and Pickening t
be seen. The memorial services last eve
ming were attended by an immese crowd
Addresses were made by Prof. Mandiville
Revs. I. W. Adams, F. Woodbury., VIM
Lathob, Duncan Ferguson and J. D
Kerr. A fund Of about $1,000 was rails
cd to aid the families Of the deceased, ant
sums are coming in from other cities ant
from individuals outside OF the city.
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Ex.Prcsident Grant Holds A Re-
CeDtiOn.

PHIIADELHIA, May lax. President
Grant held reception in Independence
Hall to-day. The select and common
Councils marchedin body to the hall and
were introduced. From the moment the
first person entered there was n steady
stream OF people passing, at the rate Of
$500 per hour, More prominent citizen
were presented by Mayor Stokely. Gen.
Sherman will bid goodbye on Thursday.
The Veteran soldiers and sailors Of this
city, will pay their respects to the cx-
President Wednesday next.
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Western ExcursionistS Mt Rich
ImOnVl

NoRpoLK, May a. The Board Of
Trade Committee went up the James
river to-day and met the western excur.
sionists at jamestown and returned with
them. On their arrival here the guests
were received by a large number Of citi.
zcns, headed by couple OF military
bands and escorted TO the City Eail
green, where Mayor Tucker made the ad.
dress Of welcome. The Navy Yard and
Fortress Monroe will be visited to.mor.
row and grand banquet in the evening.
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The following boats have exploded
their boilersRt different times and places
on the Ohio river: Cutter, Tricolar, Blue
Ridge, Andy johnson, Magnolia, Gen
Lyle, Lancaster No, 8, Virginia, Cleve.
land, Huntress, Kate Kinney, Taleho
Patriot, Island Packet, Buckeye, Belle
America, B. ]. Gilmore, Flora, Nimrod,
Caroline, Eutaw, Delaware, Star, Motto,
Wyoming at Cincinnati wharf and Olive.
Business on the landing at Cincinnati is
said to be improving.
The Mcmillan capstan case has been
postponed until the 2Sth.
German & Boyle, OF Gallipolis, libeled
the steamer Ak. Chambers al Cincinnati,
They want 5000 Ss.
The channel Of the Missouri at Sioux
City il running more and more to the
Iowa shore, and sloping bar is forming
on the Nebraska side. The lerryboat
Undine Is now compelled to run about n
mile and half at every crossing and can
only make landing at the point away up
the river on the other side. Trouble Is
threatened all summer.
lBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, May 14.-Riyer 4 feet 10
inches and falling Weather clear and
pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, May 1i.-Weather clear
and pleasant. Departed-Dove, Kentucky
river; Nashville, Cincinnati; Iron Noun.
tain, Oakland; Mary Miller. River fall.
ing; o feet 0 inches in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, May l4.-Arrived- Bar
nard and bargeS, Wheeling; City Of HeIe.
ma, Vicksburg; Belle Of st. Louis, Cam.
bridge. Departed-War Eagle, KeoIiuk.
River rose three inches. Cloudy. Heavy
rain this afternoon.
MEMPHIS, May 14.-River fell inches;
stands q feet ! inch. Weather clear;
mercury s60. Arrived-MaumelIe, Ark.
ansas river; Shinkle, Cincinnati. De.
parted-Fulure City, St. Louis.
CINCINNATI. May l4.-River q feet s
inches and falling. Weather clear to.
night and warm. Departed-Exchange,
Pittsburgh.
EVANSVILLE, May 14..-Weather partly
clear; slight rain this evening. Mercury
6S' to 1872. River 20l feet and falling.
Up-J. D. Parker, Florence Lee, Maggie
Smith, Grey::Eagle, Jas. Gilmore, Mary
Houston, Evansville, Down-Sherlock,
Idlewild, Rover and tow. The Golf and
Mary Miller are over due up. Business
lively.
CAIRO, May l4.-River 81 feet 0 inch.
es and rising. Weather cloudy; mercury
72o. Arrived-Grand Lake, st. Louis;
Eddyville, Nashville; Brown, Memphis;
Mitchell, New Orleans. Departed-Jos.
Walton, St. LOUIS; Mitchell, Cincinnati.
SHREVEPORT, May 14.-Departed =
Texas, New Orleans. Weather cloudy
and warm. River fell two inches.
VTcKsBURo, May 14.-Weather iair
and warm. River fell one inch. Up
Dean. Down-Republic.
New ORLEANS, May 14.--No arrivals
or departures to-day. Weather clear
and warm.
NASHVILLE, May l4.-River falling:
Q feet 6 inches on the shoals. Arrived
Silverthorne, Evansville; Anderson, Cal
ro. Departed-Silverthorne, Evansville.
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NRespitc from Death.

ST. LOUIS, May l4.-A special from
Jefferson City to the Erenin9 Dispateh
says: Poin Dexter Edmondson, who was
to be hanged tomorrow at Bloomfield,
stoddard county, has been respited until
July 18th by GOV. Phelps, He was con.
vicied on circumstantial evidence, and it
is said that dying man confessed to have
done the murder for which Edmondson
was found guilty. An investigation Of
the matter will be made.
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Marine Intelligence.

LONDON, May l4.-The steamship Wis
consin sailed for Queenstown to-day with
the passengers Of the wrecked steamer
Dakota. The wreckers expect to save q
portion OF the Dakota's cargo in Il dam
aged state.
FAruERrOlST, May IA Arrived =
Corinthian, from Glasgow.
LONDON, May l4.-rhe steamers Adri'
attic, City Of Chester and Herder, from
New York, have arrived out,
NEw York, May l4.-Arrived.-Steam.
cr Rotterdam, from Rotterdam.
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ITALY,
Death of PiIprin,.

ROME, May 14.-The MarChioness Of
Latham, who died yesterday after three
days illness, was among the distinguished
pilgrims to Rome, and had rented hotel
and was holding u series Of brilliant re.
ceptions. She was seized with an attack
Of pleuralsy in consequence Of having
been exposed to the draft Of an open
window at reception on Thursday. The
Pope sent her his special benediction,
and tedeum was held in the Church OF the
Virgin,
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Three columns Of Russian soldiers ar,
marching toward GiurgeVo, semnitzl
and Morgulli, with q design Of crossing
the Danube at those points. One obieci
Ia to break the Turkish lines and set,ar
ate the corps at Wldden from the mar
army.
The Turks appear 10 be contemplating
u crossing at KalSiat, They have al thai
point two monitors, one war steamer
and eight sailing bSrques.
Col. Cartquie, special messenger from
Prince Milan to ST, Petersburg, returned
without a reply last evening.
Prince Gortschatof telegraphed that II
Servia desires to commence action, she
must do so on her own responsibility
With her own means. This caused great
depression among the Liberals.
ITALIAN WAR SHIPS.
An Italian transport with two guns
took soundings last week Of Durazzo. A
Turkish steamer threatened the Italian
Captain, who thereupon loaded his guns,
but the Turkish authorities interfcred
and ayerted an engagement. The italian
Captain said that 10 Italian war vessels
would soon appear of the coast Of AL.
bania.
The British Admiralty are preparing
for contingencies. The departments OF
Controller and Director Of Stores are
actively employed and special commits.
sioners meet daily for confidential bust.
ness.
NO AMBITIOUS AIM.
BRUSSELS, May 14.-Le NOrd, Russian
organ, publishes a letter from st. Peters.
burg containing the following: "RuSia
has but one aim, namely, the ameliora.
tion Of he lot Of Christians, but II at the
end Of the war she claims more extended
guarantees Europe must blame herself,
not the ambitious designs whereof it gra.
tuitously suspects Russia. Russia after
the war will give fresh proof OF her mod.
Grafton by consulting Europe respecting
the conditions to be dictated to Turkey
to prevent further mRssacreS."
DIPLOMATIC CONSULTATION.
BERLIN, May 14.-Count Schouveloff,
Russian Ambassador to the Court Of St.
James, had two hours interview with
Lord Odo Russell, British representative
here. He was also with the Emperor
near an hour.
RAaUsA, May l4.-The rebel COM
mander in Bosnia has been reinforced
and is marching towards Lyons. The
garrison OF Drien is preventing Here.
govinian refugees from entering Austria.
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sANDusKY, O., May 14.-The fishing
season has opened at the Lake Eric
Islands in good shape. Black bass are
plenty as black berries, and parties from
the South are alive with sport. The
steamers from here 10 the 1slauds are
running regularly in connection with the
railroad lines.
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protest Agnlnst Dcrhr nnr.

LOUISVILLE, May 14.-Several hun.
dred citizens, including numerous clergy,
merchants, lawyers, Sc, held an indigna..
tion meeting tonight and adopted a
written protest against the City Council
Of Louisville in declaring the Kentucky
Derby legal holiday.
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suit Against Miss DIckiuson.

New YORK, May 14.-Anna E. Dick.
inson was served to-day with papers in a
suit brought by Josh. Hart to recover
damages for violation OF IN agreement
TO perform three weeks in the Eagle
Theatre. By the terms OF the agreement
it is alleged that the proceeds Of the
matinees and benefits were to be divided
between the management and Miss Dick.
inson.
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Ntoclr Exchnnre EIectinn,

New YORK, May 14.--The following
officers OF the New York Stock Exchange
were elected to-day for the ensuing year
President, Henry Meigs; Chairman, NJ.
A. Weelock; Vice Chairman, James Nit.
Ghell; Treasurer, D. G. Hays; Secretary,
B. o. White,
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INSURANCE LOSSES.

Representatives of the insurance com.
panies having risks on Campbell y Thay-
er's linseed oil factory, burned on Sunday,
met to adjust the losses, which are $l4l,.
900 on the building and machinery and
S2SO,OOO on the stock, covered by insur.
ance.
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BALTIMORE, May l4-Gov. J ohm Lee
Carol and Miss Carter Thompson, form
erly Of Stanton, Virginia, were married
this afternoon. Rev, Thos. s. Lee, ofIi-
ciated. The wedding was "a private
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weather Indications.
WAX UKPAKIHKNTI
oPTIeE oy THE CmEy SIGNAL ogRIcER,

WAX UKPAKIHKNTI
OPFIcE OF THB CmRY SioNAL OPPIcRR,
WASHINGTON, D. C., May l5-1 A. Y.
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, sta.
tionary or slowly falling barometer, east
to south winds, partly clear and cloudy
weather, with rain areas and slight
changes in the temperature.
For the Lakes, slowly falling baron.
eter, stationary or rising temperature
winds east and south, increasing cloudi.
ness, and inthe Upper Lakes rain areas
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Obituary.

DETROIT, May 14.-The Hon. II. II
Emmons, Judge Of the Sixth Judicial Cir
cult U. S. Court, died at his residence in
this city at 10 o'clock this morning, after
long and painful illness.
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Bank Closure.

MACON, GA, May ll.-The City Bank
Of Macon closed its doors to-day and
made an assignment for the benefit Of itl
creditors.
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DIPLOMATIC CoNsuLrArIoN,
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 14.-In the Commons
this afternoon Burke, Under Secretary
Of the Foreign Department, said that i'm
mediately after the outbreak Of war the
Government learned that the iron clad
was built for Turkey, lying at the Yicto
ria docks, and took steps to prevent the
infringement Of the foreign enlistment
act.
Stafford Northcote, Chancellor of The
Exchequer, said that Egypt forming q
part OF Turkey is certain Of war with
Russia. The Russians therefore have the
right to blockade the Egyptian ports apt
invade the Egyptian territory, and goods
going to Egypt may be considered con
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FIRE RECORD.


CALAIS, Me-, May 14.-A fire broke out
this afternoon in Janory Bros. stables, Al
81. Stephens, N. l., and extended nearly
to Shorts ship yard, and destroyed the
Watson House. The New Brunswick 6
Canada Railroad depot, wharyes, lumber
and all the buildings between, uggregatina
a loss probably Of 100000.
[LArERl
A dispatch says: The fire has obtained
mastery, and the total destruction Of St
Stephens is probable.
100000 FIRE.
ROCHESTER, May l4.-The Rochester
Paper Company's factories at the Lower
Falls were burned tonight. Loss abou
100000; insurance $4,000.
ALoss OF $4,000.
New YORK, May 14.-A fire at No.
Gold street caused a loss OF $4,000, dis
tributed among several occupants.
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A FAMOUS CONTEST,

An Associated Press dispatch stating
that Aristides and Ten Brock will run
their great match at Louisville makes
their friends hereabouts rejoice.
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NEw YORK, May l4.-Five hundred
thousand dollars in gold has been cngag.
ed for the next European steamer.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCEh
GENERAL NEWS.
Forest Fires In New York State.
Immense Destruction of Property
Enormous Beef Export for the
Month Of April,
RumOrsd Frauds IN Custom House
Contracts at ST. Louis.
Anna Dickinson in the Courts.
Life on Board the Steamer City
Of Brussels.
Richmond Hospitality to Western
ExCursiOnists.
Ex-President Grant Holds a Fare
we'll Reception.
Ex-President Grant Holds a Fare.
we'll Reception.
WASHINGTON.
The Isumored Fnibustcring Ex.
peditIOn into Mexico.

The Isumored FiIIbuStcring Ex.
peditiOn into Mexico.
WAsHINGToN,eMay li.-Throughout
official circles undue importance is at.
tached to the reports Of the tilibustering
expeditions 10 invade Northern Mexico
as our government will enforce neutrality
laws with regard to Mexico Just as to any
other power with which we are at peace
Instructions were sent TO our Minister at
the city Of Mexico, who win give partic-
ular attention TO the subject OF raids into
Texas for cattle stealing, with view oil
their prevention. Former Mexican Ad,
ministrations were inefficient 10 prevent
such raids, and the present is in no better
condition for that purpose, and therefore
il became question, how far our gov.
ernment shall 80 for the protection Of our
citizens on the border and for the punish,
ment Of the ofIenders2 Four years ago,
when Gen. McKensie pursued the ma
rauders into Mexico, the Mexican min.
ister here strongly protested against the
invasion Of Mexican soil, but our govern,
ment gave no apology or excuse for that
officers conduct. The feeling OF the Ad-
ministration is that our citizens must be
protected from these raids, il not by the
Mexican government by our own, and
therefore, the conduct OF Gen. McKensie
may become precedent for action in the
future.
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THE TURF.


New YORK, May 14.-The famous race
horse Vigil, winner OF the Didie and
Breckenridge stakes last year, broke
down yesterday at Jerome Park.
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We are indebted to Prof. Pendleton,
State Superintendent OF Free Schools, for
a pamphlet copy of the amended school
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Assistant Secretary Of the Interior Bell
has returned from the opening and exam.
ination OF the bids for Indian supplies.
He reports the prices for flour, &C., as
higher than heretofore, but the average
Of prices for furnishing Indian supplies
are lower than last year. This is partic.
ularly the case in regard to calico, prints
and hardware. The proposals for trans.
nnrtnlinn nrn innrnnanL
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The American brig c. G. Bearce, from
Charleston for Boston, was lost ut sea,
Herrick, the mate, Moore, the second
mate, Henry Gallon and Thomas McCul,
ton, seamen, and the steward we're res
cued from raft. Two Beamen had been
washed of. Nothing was learned OF Cap.
tain Blackwell and the other seamen who
made up the Bearce's crew.
THE GLADSTONE RESOLUTIONS REJECTED
LONDON, May -Gladstone's resolu.
tions We're rejected by 354 to 223 and an
amendment offered by Mr.. Wolf, Conser,
vative, to the effect that the House de,
clines to entertain any resolution which
may embarrass the Government in lts
maintenance Of peace and protection tc
British interests without indicating any
alternative line Of policy, which was
adopted without discussion.
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Fhe Ohio, Pennsylvania and
west virginia Wool Growers
association T.. OF H.-NOticcS OF
Gome T STRUCTURES On their Wool
ElIOs IntclllgcnCer
You give space to a communication
signed "Marshall Co." which purports
10 come from a farmer Of "26 years ex-
perIence in sheep raising" who attempts
10 give some reasons why wool growers
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In April s,46l, 1852 pounds of fresh
beef, valued at SS2l ,43l, we're exported
from the United States.
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President and Mrs. Hayes, Miss Plato
and Miss Foote, who have been on visit
to the Executive Mansion for week,
Webb G. Hayes, Secretary Schurtz, Attor.
ney General Devens and Postmaster Gen.
eral Key left here on the limited express
at 9:20 this morning for New York, where
they will remain until Thursday next.
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Mr.. Rogers, private Secretary to the
President, remained in Washington 10
dispose Of the documentary business &c.
cumulated at the Executive Mansion re.
Gently.
The Secretary of War received from
Drexel, Morgan & Co., OF New York, a
proposition TO furnish sufficient means at
5 or per cent interest per annum to pay
the army from the 1st Of July until the
army appropriation bill passed, but the
Secretary declined the offer on the ground
that he could enter into no auch contract
without violation OF the law. He,
however, favors the plan TO advance the
pay 10 the officers OF the army, but de.
sires it to be understood that The War
Department can have nothing to do with
the transaction, which must te purely
private matter between the officers and
the firm. He expressed a willingness to
do all in his power 10 aid In such an ar.
rangement provided he can do so with.
out violating the law, and has referred
the question to the Attorney General
as to what extent he can take part in the
transaction.
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The Secretary of War, Gen. Sherman
and staff officers will soon begin the in.
spection Of the Governments posts and
forts in New York harbor, Boston and
NeRnnrt.
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that the war in Asia Minor is not to be a
parade for the Russians, as anticipated by
English alarmists. The Russians run
great risk Of disappointment II they try
70 repeat the rapid triumphs of 1928 and
1929.
The Anti.Rusian denomination 1T
the Hyde Park yesterday numbered g..
600. The speakers included no one Of
note. The crowd finally overturned the
platform and dispersed in disorder.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

S66 week in your own town. Terms and IS
~SO ouiht free. II, HAl.LETT & CO,
Portland, Maine,