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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-29

PrrrBuReH, November 2S.-Fhe cigar
makers Of this city and vicinity are con
templating strike.
Freight has been Offering plenLifully
for Southern steamers to-day, but some
heavy cutting in rates has been done.
There ia no obstruction on the Pitts.
burgh division Of the Baltimore L Ohio
road. All the trouble Is on the main stem
east Of Cumberland.
The striking" lamp chimney blowers
have engaged Library Hall, for the pur-
pose Of giving 4 dramatic entertainment,
Tor their own benefit, on Saturday even
ing, December sth.
The United Presbyterian Ministerial
Association yesterday morning discussed
the question OF public amusements. The
clergymen generally agreed 6rst, that
some amusement was necessary; second,
that most Of the present popular amuse.
ments are sinful; third. that the church
ought to provide amusements for its
neople,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The War In The East.

LONDON, November 2S.-Gha1i Mukh
tar Pasha telegTaphs from Erzeroum tha
the Russian Bajalid column is encampet
between ZldkAn and KarakcliSsa. Ever,
thing indicates that the Russians are pre-
pairing 10 suspend operations and 70 into
winter quarters. Snow has fallen In lhe
mountains to the depth Of three feet.
A Russian official dispatch says tht
Turks on Monday morning violently at,
tackled the 18th corps at Tieatcken and
Metchka, and alter six hours OF severe
lighting the Turks were repulsed and
pursued until night. The Turkish losl
must have been very heavy. The Rus
sian loss was 800, including large mum.
Der Of officers.
Simultaneous denominations against
Polormaka and Kszileno were repulsed
with trifing fighting.
The GeshohS have been liberated un-
conditionally.
Achmet Eyaub P@ha has been 40.
pointed commander at Shipka. Reoui
Pasha goes 10 Adrianople TO superiuteud
the organization Of the new army.
A great storm, with snow, prevails in
the Balkans.
A correspondent says the establish.
ment Of the Roman hierarchy Of Scotland
has been indefinitely postponed.
RUSSIANS on THE MARCH.
vienna, November 2s.-NeWs about
the movement Of the Russians at Etropal
and OrchAnie leaves no doubt that instead
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LIFE A TRAINING ScHooL--This con.
fused world Of good and evil Is the right
arena and training school for battle, en-,
terprise, patience-for all the active, and,
indeed, also all the passive virtues. The
baseness, stupidity, folly, injustice, suffer.
ing and wreck this world everywhere
presents are always q splendid challenge
to strength, diligence, endurance, faith
Wisdom-to all sublime and manly quail.
ties. Sloth. Incidence, sweet dreaminesa
and credulity have q hard time Of II
here-meet every day with the shrewdest
rubs and tosses, till they are either forced
into Wakelulness or Hofed into death. A
long-living and prosperous nation must
plow the aoil, must sail the sea, must live
much out OF doors, must ever be prepared
10 defend its own against the whole sur
rounding world. And the artist or man
Of letters must not ensconce himself toe
much in his coy study, but lay himself
open 10 the shock Of opposition and the
misconstruction Of his fellows, must mol
shrink from the experience Of unkindly
facts TO try his nerve and test his digest
ion. Only to the man who lives indus,
triously, moderately, honestly, truthfullJ
and pionsly does God vonchsafe higher
disclosures; and 10 the man who will cal
the bread by the labor Of other hand.
procured for him without an equivalent
the Kingdom Of Heaven is forever shut
Popular Seieaee Moatliy for October.
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DIsrREss AMONG The MINERS.

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-Distress among the
mining population Of Cornwall has be,
come SO great as TO require an organized
charitable movement for their relief.
LORD DERBY ON THE EASTERN QUESTION
LONDON, November 2s.-Lord Derby,
Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs, to.
day received deputations representing the
Society for the Protection Of British In
terests and three other political societies,
headed by Lord Strathedor Campbell,
who presented memorial urging active
interference in favor Of Turkey. Lord
Derby replied that be saw no
reason for the Government to de.
part from It's neutrality. He did not
think that Constantinople or the Suez
Canal was in danger. When the govern
nent saw reasonable opportunity ii
would do what it could TO bring about
peace.
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A Pittsburgh Colony En- Route
South.

PITTSBURGH, November 2s.-John p
Painter, Of this city, with a party OF COL
onists, thirty souls in all, left this after.
noon in fat boat, intending to travel by
river TO Arkansas. They launched their
boat about . 2o'clock, and had only aoated
u short distance when one OF the steering
oars broke and the boat began to drift
with the current. just as they
entered the Ohio river the fat
boat struck a fleet Of coal barges
and the fat boat parted in three
pieces and broke up, throwing the emil
grants into the water. Some Of them
clambered out Oh the coal barges and
others were rescued by skitFI. A Swiss
family named Rife, consisting Of father,
mother and two children and man from
Philadelphia, name unknown, perished.
All the rest were saved, although with
the greatest difficulty. One OF the women
with an infant, floating IN the water, was
picked M.
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CINcISNArr, November 2s.--In the Ma.
tional Grange, at the morning session
the Committee on Lectures stated that
the services Of lecturers were much
sought and recommended the subject to
the careful consideration Of the Execu.
tive Committee.
The Committee on Constitution recon-.
mended an amendment giving one repre-.
sentative from each State and one vote
for each 100000 additional members,
This recommendation is now before the
Grange.
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AIIegheny Cattle.

EAsTLiBERTY, November 2s.-CATr1R-
Receipts to-day 49S head, all for sale here
reeeipta for two days 1,547. Prime IS 25
good IS %, common 81 %.
Hoss-Reeeipts to-day 1850 head; totA
for two days 40. Yorken "a lOa4 Is, Phil
adelphlaa 81 46ai So.
sHRaP-Reeeipta to-day COO head; tota
for two days 1900. Selling at IS 0Oai 50.
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MARTINS FERRY ITEM4.-Alrs. s. b.
Williams met with a very painful acci.
dent on Tuesday evening by falling
through an open trap door into the eel.
lar and striking her head against the
door frame at the bottom Of the stepa,
cutting an ugly gash the full length Of
her forehead, and also receiving a severe
cut below the knee cap. DR.. Capehart
was called and rendered the necessary
medical aid, aud she is now doing as we'll
"a could be expected.
Joseph Remnant, proprietor Of the
"Black Dog" saloon, formerly sailors
Rest" Was before Mayor Buckingham
yesterday, charged with selling intoxi.
eating liquors on Sunday 10 be drank
upon the premises, &C., and was iiued S25
and costs, which according 10 our latest
information had not been paid. We also
understand that he proposes taking the
case up to court.
The Tennesseeans had fair sized au-
dience on Tuesday night.
The Choral Union gave Cue H+asical
entertainment last evening.
Capt. lnglebright and family are spend
ing Thanksgiving at Holliday's Cove, W.
Va.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held TO day in the Presbyterian Church.
Preaching by Rev. Brown.
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BELLAIRE LocAIs.-All Of the Evan.
gelical Churches Of the city will unite
In Thanksgiving services to-day In the
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Castor, the
pastor, will preach the sermon.
Companies A and D Of the Second Reg.
iment o. n G., the former Of steubenVille
and the latter Of Bellaire, will have a
review and parade here this forenoon,
after which they will dine al the City
Hall, the ealables being iurnished by the
ladies Of the II. E. Church. Capt. Doty
will command the SteubenVille company
and Capt. Ault the Light Guards.
The new commissioned officers OF the
Bellaire City Light Guards are: Cap
tain, ". n. Ault; First Lieutenant, W.
H. Little; Second Lieutenant, @. n. Graf.
ton.
The Teachers' Association Of Eastern
Ohio will meet in School Hall, In this
city, tomorrow morning OF $50 O'Clock,
and continue In session two days. Sea.
sions will be held at $50 A. NJ, 1880 P. NJ,
and P. NJ, Of each day. Among the
educators announced 10 be present are
Miss II. L. Keller, Supt. OF Primary In.
struction In Cleveland; Miss Il. w.
Sutherland, Principal Of the Steuben.
Vile High School; Hon. J. ]. Burns
State Commissioner Of Schools, NJ
K. Andrews, Of SteubenVille, J. N
Yarnell, Of BArnesville, and J. T. Duff,
Of Bellaire. An invitation Il extended
to all teachers to be present aud profit by
the exercise. No, school will be held Ia
the city on Friday, in order TO allow the
city teachers 10 attend the meeting.
The Light Guards, inspired by the in.
mense success Of their presentation OF
"The Spy Of Shiloh" last winter, are ar.
ranging to play military drama during
the coming holidays. "The Color Guard"
Ia spoken Of in this connection.
The ladies Of the N. E. Church hold a
fair and festival in the City Hall tonight.
1t bids fair 10 be success, ~ Il certainly
deserves to be, for the ladies have labored
long and earnestly 10 make 1t SO. In ad.
dition to this like, entertainments given
by the same parties heretofore have been
uniformly enjoyable.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton will de.
liver her celebrated lecture, "Our Girls"
in City Hall, next Monday evening" Dec.
8. Mrs. Stanton is too we'll known as 4
lecturer Of extraordinary good qualities
TO need any Recommendation at our hands.
Nevertheless We must be allowed to say
that we do hope our citizens will redeem
themselves from the stigma that has
always attached itself to them by turning
out in full force, and showing that they
can appreciate good lecture.
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How Some Women Make n LIv.
ing.

The fern mania is spreading SO that one
woman in reach Of New York has a fern
farm, and makes good income, sending
both fresh and pressed ferns by mail. The
little basket OF leaves aud grasses with a
dead butterfly poised on the picture, that
ladies like TO hang in their private rooms,
requires both taste and come knowledge
ol natural history to combine the mate
risls, and their sale is one OF the ways by
which some reduced in circumstances
try TO earn few shillings. 1t is hard
work making profit, for the fashionable
florist expects to buy them for fifty cents
a piece, or less, even though he sells them
for s. IN holidays.
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Indicted Tor Fraud.

TRoY, N. Y, November 2s.-super-
yisorS Egan, Pushee and Cassin have
been indicted for the fraudulent audit Of
bills against Rensselaer, county on batch
Of bills for about $4,000 made up in
names Of fictitious persons for work never
done. II Is supposed the total amount Of
the illegal bills will foot up $4,000 for
the last year alone.
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1SDGANAPoLIs, November 2s.- Gov
Hendricks made his frat appearance In
the lecture field at Harmony Hall this
evening for the benefit of the Grace Street
Episcopal Church. Subject-"Reyolu.
ton" which he treated from the stand.
point OF history, under the different
heads Of "Deliberative" and "Inevitable
Revolutions" The effort was highly
creditable and entertaining. The audi,
ence was large and appreciatiye.
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DeplorabIe Condition Of I'ttts.
buFgh Streets.

II Councils would give idle men work
at cleaning our streets, the job would EN-
ploy about all the idlers in the Common
wealth. What the job would be, only 1
reporter, who goes everywhere, knows
And il is plain that neither Yankee moi
Pennsylvania Dutch thrift is knoWn
here, or the rich petritying material
now taken from Penn and Butler streets
would be put on worn out farms instead
Of being hanled down to poison the Wa
terra Of the Allegheny.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

"A large and orderly meeting OF log
and timber men was held at PaicAgoulS
on Tuesday. They appeal to Congress
while protecting the Just rights OF the
government, to protectsthem from unwar,
rantable seizures by agents Of the Interior
Department.
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Marine Intelligence

NEw YoRK, November %. Tn,
steamer seythia arrived to-day ant
brought $500, 900 in gold coin.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2S.-At
riyed-Steamer Switzerland, Antwerp.
NEw York, November 2s.-Arrivel
Steamers Australia, London; AnchoriA
GlasgOw; Mass, Rotterdam.
MoyTLLE, November 2s.-The steamer
Bolivia, from New York, has arrived.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 2s.-The report o
the Committee on the special accounts
opened by the De Beugls Ministry durins
the recent discussion, amounting to is,
OO0, 900 francs, discloses the accounts L
be illegal and that they cannot be sane
TONED by the Chsmber without compro
missing the rights Of the nation.
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OMAHA, November 2S Hon. E. H.
Buckingham, District Attorney Of the
Third Judicial District, died at 7:So A. N.
OF heart disease. A council OF physicians
decided that the disease was the result Of
violent boating exercise when attending
Yale College. The deceased was % years
of age and graduate Of the class OF 1873.
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TIE MopFErr ReaBrER.-The Farm.
villsllrtEy says the Southern Churchman's
suggestion is good ons-namsly, to
license no dealer who sells less than a
ti1ed minimum, and adds:
From Whatws have learned privately,
We think that = good many bar-keepers,
II they were 70 speak out their real senti.
meuis. do not regard the punch "a any
delriment to their business. The longer
the punch Is in operation the more popu-
lar Il will become among the people at
large.
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RUSSIA.
Russian Commerce with Central
ASfa.

BERLIN, November 2s-The CONNER.
ciAl relations Of Russia with Central Asi.
are constantly increasing, despite the wal
against Turkey. The Imports OF cotton
from Khiva and BOkhara are OF especial
Importance, for within three month
about 100000 pounds have been i'm
ported thence, and the Orenburg railroad
has forwarded total OF about l,ll5,O0C
cWtol cotton. Russia, on the other hand
has already exported to Khiva and Box.
hara manufactured cotton goods to the
value Of 5000, 900 roubles.
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Buried I'm Coal Mine.

CUMBERLAND, Mn, November 2s.-
Yesterday the Boden mine, near Frost.
burg, iellin, imprisoning John Davis and
John HAgar. Hundreds Of men immedi.
ately began digging for them.
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OhItunrY.

CLEVELAND, November 2s,-Thomas
A. Stow, a well known journalist and
Grand Master Of the Ancient Order Of
United Workmen Of Ohio, died in t,is
city this morning.
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BUFFALO, November 2S.-John S.
Tribe, wholesale provision dealer, made
an assignment to-day. The liabilities
are reported TO be largely in excess OF the
assets.
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New YORK, November pa Wash.
ington dispatch says: The sub. Treasurer
here has been ordered to sci! 81 100000
Of gold on Saturday next.
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The Usual Result.

CoLuMBus, November 2s.-Mrs. E. P
Shall, proprietor Of a boarding house, at
tempted to urge along a slow ire by pour.
ing coal oil on 1.-THE usual result. The
lady was seriOusly and probably fatally
burned,
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The Carrie Brooks passed down yester
day morning.
The Ragon left for Parkersburg, and
the Thanhonser for Matamoras, at 1890
AN.
The Exchange, en- route from Pitts
burgh to Cincinnati, passed down in the
morning.
The Courier will be the regular Par.
keraburg pscket this morning.
The Graham is due down to-day, en-
route for Cincinnati.
The 0'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh
at Z o'clock this morning.
The Della, Phaeton and Telegram are
running upon their usual time
The Fearless left for St. Louis with
six barges loaded with nails, glassware
and miscellaneous freight.
The Joseph Williams, Diamond, Sam.
Miller, and Jos. Warne passed down with
tows Of coal.
The Harrison, Monitor and Hawk
passed up with toWs Of empty bArges.
The Tom Dodsworth passed down at
P. NJ. with 16 barges Of coal.
The Nashville arrived from Pittsburgh
last night, en- route to St. Louis. She
will take on 5000 kegs Of nails here
1000 each at the Belmont, La Belle and
Benwood Mills.
The Fearless got 10000 kegs Of nails
here, at the Top, Belmont and Riverside
Mills.
The Granite State passed up yesterday,
en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Iron Mountain aud barges will
pass down today, en- route for New Or.
leans.
The Maddy Brothers contemplate build,
ing new boat this winter for the Pitts.
burgh, Portsmouth and Cincinnati trade,
They contemplate giving her plenty oi
power to make her fast, and having very
tine accommodations for passengers.-
Com. Gdrstte.
IBy Telesaph.l
PTrsBuRGH, November 2S.-Riyer
feet and falling. Cloudy and cool.
NEw ORLEANS, November 2S.-Ar-
riyed-Bee and tow, Yaloo Valley, anC
Garrett and tow. DepArted-Bee and
tow, Yazoo Valley, Texas, Fanchon, Johr
Wilson, Shannon and Dean.
SHREVEPORT, November 2s.-Weathel
clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, November 2S. - Riyel
rising, with $40 feet on gauge. Wealth
er cloudy and cold, with Signs Of snow
Windirom the west.
~CtNcINSATi, November 2S.--Riyer 81
feet 10 inches and rising. Arrived
]. L. Rhoads, ST. Louis. Departed
RhoGdS, Pittsburgh; Parker, Memphis
Golden City, New Orleans. Weather
cloudy and cool.
LITTLE Rock, November 2s.-Weathel
clear and cool. River Is feet by gaugI
and rising.
VIcKsBuRo, November 2s.-weathel
clear; mercury 6S0. River rose 10 inches
Up-Katie. Arrived-Colorado
LouIsyu.LE, November 2s.-Riyer II
feet inches and rising. Departed
Andy Baum and Laura Davis. Weather
cloudy and cool.
CAiRo, November 2s.-Riyer II feet
inch and rising. Weather clear.
MENPnIs November 2s.-Riyer IL fee
inches. Departed-My Chance, scLd
der, Mercer, John DippoId, Port Eads ant
Cherokee. Weather clear,
I@SF. LOUIS, November 2s.-Arrived-
War Eagle, Keokuk; Capital City, Yicks.
burg; Fannie Lewis, Missouri river
DeParted--War Eagle, Reokuk. Rive,
rose 8 inches. Weather cold; mercur,
sinking several degrees below freezinl
i point.
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NEw YoRx, November 2s.-To.mor.
row being Thanksgiving Day, legal
holiday, National, State and municipal
offices, banks, and the several exchanges
win be eloaed.
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A Young man who Wants 10 bet

TO the Editor Of the N. Y. Sun:
l will waltz eight hours without max.
ing any stop, and will bet any man $50
that will complete my task. also
challenge any man in the United States
for best waltzing.
D. l.. MALAcHoWsKY aged II,
ll9 Garden street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y
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Traditional Markets.l


PTrsBrEGH, November 2s.-Petroleum
Dull: crude held at 81 07 at Parkers for
immediate shipment; refined l3I<c, Phila.
delphiA delivery.
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weather Indication.

0yylcE OF IHB cmKy EIaMAL OTTicER,
WARRINGTON, D. C, Nov 29-l 4. \.
PBoBABttITIEa.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
rising and high barometer, lessening
north to west winds and decidedly colder
clear or partly cloudy weather, aOlloWed
in the southest by falling barometer and
easterly winds.
For the Lakes, southwest TO northwest
winds, generally cloudy weather and oc'
casi0nal light snow.
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RU68IANa on THr MApcu
ENGLAND.


LoNDoN, November 2s.--The amount
Of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank ol
England on balance today was 10000
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Italy abOlishes the death penalty and
proposes TO exempt from the extraditlop
laws criminals subject to death penalty.
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THE HURON DISASTER.
Bodies Recovered from III,
Wreck.

WASHINGTON, November 2S.-The
Signal Service Observer at the wreck Of
the Huron reports that the bodies Of
Charles Carson, landSman, and Thomas
Armstrong, seaman, who were lashed to
the bowsprit, have been brought ashore
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JUST RECEIVED;
New Crop New Orleans Molasss; 10 Boxes Gen.
alne Goahen Cheeei IItFca New Carolina Rics;
10 Cratra Cultivated Cnnbgrfiea; q mi, N.
more's Mince Meat. 20 BoIOs Valencia, Mntcstsl
beudlGl! and Layer RAikns; 10 ROxos Lssh1Fn til.
run Barrel sfOdless CheFri0; / RafFel DFied
Plutni, and other SeaSonable goods, which onsF
pTs Ts5y 10" PRICE; e.; M,,.., ,,i + vSI y; sMITH
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GROCERIES.
GREAT DECLINE IN
GROCERIES.
For p,tusalau cali on

r. j. SMYTH,
CORAER MAakEr ANp Founfrrrrn srnrrrl.