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STREET FldHTINa.-About IL o'clock
Saturday night Jack Gray, a carpenter,
who resides on 10th street, George Robin.
son (the glass house mani and James
Campbell were standing together on 18th
street, near Wood, when several Others
Joined them. Campbell and one Of the
new comers took hold OF each other to
wrestle, when they quarre!cd, and their
friends separated them. During the
melee stone was thrown BY some one in
the crowd, which struck Gray on the
head, cutting fearful cash Immediately
over his left eye. Yesterday he was lying
very low, and his condition was consider.
ed as serious. Warrants were issued Tor
the arrest Of the entire party.
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FIRE IkECORn.

CtSctSSAT1, May 27.-J. ga. ]. Nur.
res moulding and looking glass factory,
on Broadway, near 9th street, burned this
morning. Loss on building, machinery
and stock estimated at 100000 SlO0, 900.
Insurance reported at SO, 900, but names
OF companies not given. One fireman
had several bones in left hand broken
by a brick from falling walls.
The Conmereiars special says Fraden.
burg 4 Kilgore's planning mill and lum.
Der yard At Port Washington, o., burned
to-day. Loss $4,000; insurance. $, 500.
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NEW YoRK, May ga Hcraldspecial
from Columbia says: The Committee on
Privileges and Elections in the House,
reported adversely to-day upon claim
OF the entire Charleston delegation, sev.
entsen members, included Speaker Mac
Key, TO seats in the Assembly. The ground
OF the report is that there was so much
fraud and intimidation in that county as
to viIiNte the election. The evidence on
this point was almost wholly derived
gom the report Of the Congressional sub.
committee which visited Charleston last
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LUTHERAN GENERAL SYHoD.-The
twenty.eighth meeting of the General
Synod Of the Evan. Lutheran Church in
the United States will convene at Car.
thage, ILL.,, on Wednesday next, May S0th.
The Synod meets every two years, and is
a delegated body. This year the repre-.
sentation will be over 200 delegates, be.
sides many visitors, representatives Of
Mission Boards, &c. Rev. S. B. Barnitz
of this city is delegate aud also repre-
sents the Sunday school interests of tho
Church in the General Synod.
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The marks last evening indicated about
5 feet, and falling rapidly.
The Express left for Parkersburg at
her usual hour Saturday morning.
The Hudson left for Cincinnati Satur.
day afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The Granite State passed down on Sat.
urday morning.
The steamers Salt Valley Carrie Brooks
and Mallie Ragon passed up Saturday
night.
The Courier is due from Cincinnati to.
day.
The Science will be the regular Par
Eersburg boat this morning.
Porter & Co., owners Of the Coal Hill
and Ike Hammett, have purchased the
"Whale" barges, Eagle, Dove and Swan.
The Hummett will take these and some
others, loaded, to St. Louis, as soon as
there is water.
Capt. Charles Muhleman's new steam.
er, Andes, will be finished and ready for
business on the lst Of juno, on which
occasion she takes an excursion party
from Cincinnati to this city and return.
4uo GupeTNLolHB AHbPSNtVE NieueTul VI
Steamboat Vessels is now engaged in the
preparation OF instructions to bc sent 10
all local Inspectors to govern them in
their inspections OF steamers used for
excursion purposes. 1t is known that
these steamers never carry lilesaving Hp.
paratus equal to the requirments Of the
number otpersons carried::&c.
by Tcltgaph.l
ST. LOUIS, May 27.-Arriyed-Graud
Republic, New Orleans; Polar Star, lower
river; War Eagle, Keokuk; Red Wing,
st. Paul; Belle, St. Louis. Departed
None. River falling. Weather clear
and pleasant.
MEMPHGs, May 27.-River fell 9 inches.
Weather clear; mercury 7se. Arrived
Phil. Allen, Vicksburg. Departed -
Sherlock, Cincinnati; 81. Genevieve, st.
Louis; Colorado, VickSburg; Thompson
Dean, New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, May 27.-River II feet 0
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WASHINGTON, May 2G.-Commissioner
Raum stated to-day that thorough inves.
legations Of the affairs Of the Internal
Revenue Bureau in the Pekin and Peo.
ria districts, in Illinois, show conclusive.
ly that no Irregularities exist there. The
department is Just now in receipt Of vol.
luminous reports from several agents who
were detailed for service in these dis,
tricts, aud they show nothing what.
ever that can call for censure. Commits.
sioner Raum forwarded these reports 10
the Secretary this morning.
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MR. DEEcHER AFTER rHp ruRKs,

The militant Bishop Of Western New
York has one recruit already for his
crusade, in the person Of the pastor Of
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. Mr.. Beech.
er told his flock at the Friday evening
prayer meeting that II was their duty to
feel and manifest Christian sympathy
for Russia in the present struggle. For
hiS own part he hoped to see the Turkish
Government ground to powder, and the
Nag OF the Car planted to stay on the
shores of the Mediterranean, all in the
interest of civilization
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JACOB ". GRUBs,

BOARDING.
Aplcasant Front Room on second floor,
suitable for gentleman and his wife, fur.
nishcd or unTurnisled. Also, four young
men can be accommodated with u comfort.
able home, board and lodging. Bedrooms
l2by 10, one bed in each room. Good bath.
room, supplied with cold and hot water.
A large front sitting room down stairs,
specially for the boarders. Table furnish.
ed with the best the market affords.
Apply at 1913 Sixteenth st. my1o
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DECLINED,
Conc into Bankruptcy,

New York, May 27.-Register Little
has received warrant in bankruptcy
against the Glass Bros, linen importers,
No. u Lispenard street, on the petition
Of two members Of the firm. Liabilities,
$3.50, 900; assets, S233,O -Four auction
houses hold goods valued at $lSO,0OO as
security for money advanced.
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GheGntelti9sucer.
IntclligencCr for the Summer.

Prioa, Isarin, the city may hare The IatcligsHeu
sent 10 their uilr,LI BY mail, I"'iGgs prepaid, for
,ushti AZ they may d,firs, al The .rai' u H'ocH
ttaiI per trek, ..
g8- III. money 10 pay for hO fine required must
Ia OH cdif, ntt5ngdRyhe order.
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MEETING OF EN0iNEERy,

EAsToN, Pa, May 27.-The engineers
Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad had a
large meeting this evening at Phillips.
burg. The proceedings are not made
public, butit is apparent that there will
be strike, If one has not already been
determined on. It is understood that the
company anticipating the trouble are
making arrangements TO meetit and to
prevent interference.
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Delegates 10 the international
Cotton Convention.

MEMPHB, TENN, May 26.-The Cotton
Exchange, to-day, elected John 7. Furgu.
son delegate and Major Thomas Il. Hart.
mus alternate to the International Cotton
Convention, at Liverpool, on July II.
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GREAT BRITAIN,
The Derby Fayoritc.

LONDON, May 25.-Chamant continues
the great favorite Tor the race for the
Derby Stakes, which takes place the 3OLh
inst, at nearly, and in some instances
quite, even money against the field. Rob
Roy is the next in favor at about eight to
one,
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Weather indications.
WAR DKPARTMKNT,
OPPIcK or THR CHIH1 SIGNAL OFYfCER,
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 2s-I 4. v.

rRoRABILITIEs.
For the Lower Lakes and Middle At
lantic States, rising followed by sta
tionaty or falling barometer. stationary
or rising temperature, winds mostly from
the east and south, and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, a
stationary or falling barometer, slightly
higher temperature, northeast 10 south.
east winds, and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
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A Washington special has the follow.
ing: Gen. Butler has always a surprise
OF some kind in store for the public, and
now he is going West, it is said, tonight.
He intends emigrating to Colorado, turn
sheep farmer, and come to Congress as a
Senator OF the Centennial State.
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PAINTING UP.-Mr. Welty, OF the
North Wheeling Grocery, is having his
store room and dwelling treated to a coat
Of paint, which makes quite n change
from its former appearance.
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NHAs. E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL cHEMIsT,

!! prepared to make careful and complete analysa,
81 Iron Ores, Limestone, Mineral Water1, etc.
Laboratory cor. 9Ith and Chnpllns utrUOb
Au29 Whpcllns. W Va.
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RAILWAY MATTERS.


PROVIDENCE, r., l., May 26.-In the
Supreme Court u verdict was rendered
for $4,000 against the New York, Boston
& Providence Railroad Company, for the
loss Of life resulting from the Richmond
switch disaster.
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MERCHANTS and others interested
should make note OF the fact that the
police have received instructions to en-
force the ordinance in relation 10 OBJ.
structing the pavements.
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A LOT Of condemned horses were dis
posed Of by Hervey, the auctioneer, on
Saturday, at the Centre Wheeling street
car stables. The animals were sold at
prices ranging from so cents to Sil SO.
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Isn't this rope.tying medium tricl, be.
coming rather stale? Samoset and the
other spirits-black spirits and white
spirits, blue spirit and gruy--should in.
vent something new.
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A RUMoR was current on the streets
Saturday evening that a terrible tragedy
had been enacted at st. Clairsville. In.
yestigation proved the rumor 10 be en-.
tirely without foundation.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENcER
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TACoB W. GRUBB,
BOARDING.

Inyli
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THE house of John Scott, on Main
street, above 4th, has been purchased by
Joseph Klubhy, Of the Top mill, who
has had il repainted through and through.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

A GERMAN girl in Centre Wheeling,
who was taken with the smallpox few
days since, was on Saturday removed to
the pest house.
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PEACEFUL INrENT1oNs OF PERSIA.

A Reuter- telegram from Constantine
pie says the Persian Minister has remit
ted a note to Safvet Pasha repudiating
warlike intentions. The Shah will main.
tain with the Porte friendship beltting
the two great Mohammedan nations.
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NOT TRUE.

TOPEKA, May GA dispatch from
Abeline to the Chicago Times yesterday,
saying that an accident had happened on
the Santa Fe Railroad at Larned, is not
true. There has been no accident there
nor elsewhere on that road, and trains are
now running regularly from here to the
mountains.
The flood from the late rains has sub
sided
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PEACE ASSURED 10 FRANCE,

NEw YoRK, May ga special dis.
patch from Paris says President Mac.
Mahon, speaking at Compeigne to-day,
said that the recent change Of Cabinet
officers only assures the stability Of the
interior and the peace to the exterior Of
France. He will not mix with outside
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CINCINNATI, May oG.-At meeting Of
the Directors Of the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad to-day the following officers
were elected: President, Ruius King;
Vice President, Alfred Gather; Secrela.
ry, Murray c. Shoemaker. Executive
Committee-Rufus King, Alfred Gather,
VIM. Glenn, Henry Lewis and i. NJ.
Shoemaker.
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BETHLEHEM, Pa May 2O.-The an.
nouncement Of a reduction in wages Of
the engineers Of the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road, causes quite an excitement. A
general meeting of the engineers will he
held at Pittston tomorrow, at which it is
expected decided action will be taken as
to whether work shall be stopped or not.
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1t was reported this evening that the
engineers, at their meeting at Easton this
afternoon, decided TO strike against any
reduction Of wages. The tiremen, ii ia
understood, will support the engineers.
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FRANCE.
German Opinion Of III

German Opinion Of the Crisis.
BERLIN, May 20.-The Miaisirialisl
Post continues to comment on the French
crisis. and says that France, led by the
Vatican, Is the centre Of the Papai sys-
TEN which frivolously threatens The
worlds peace, and is preparing crusade
against Germany, for there can be no
doubt that disturbance Of the peace Is
inevitable should France continue the
course she haa now tnkan.
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PARIS, May 9G.-several Radical jour-
nails have been prosecuted for attacking
the laws OF public order.
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Today's steamers carried out more
than their average complement OF saloon
and stccrage passengers. The exodus to
the continent OF the wealthy class has
fairly begun, and the agents OF the differ
ent lines say that the outlook for pros,
porous season in the passenger line never
looked brighter,
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The Legislatures act prohibiting pool.
selling has compelled the booksellers to
so TO New Jersey. The latest to do 20
is John Morrissey, who is fitting up mag.
nilcent rooms in Jersey City. The others
are in full blast, having expended much
money in establishing telegraph commu.
nication with racing courses. The Jersey
City authorities have discovered that
pool.Eelling is against the law, and have
taken steps to drive out the gamblers
Meantime, to avoid tho law, two or three
agencies are open in New York, where a
person may name his horse and amount,
and a messenger carries the cash and in
formation to Jersey City and the wager
is made.
Shutting of the pool.box from tho
New York State tracks has added a new
interest to the Long Branch races that
begin next week.
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A detachment OF Russians with two
guns on Tuesday attacked the Abchasian
villages, Abaka and Idiak, near Batouul.
The Abchasian chiefs assembled all their
available force and repulsed the Rus.
SLAMS, who lost $50 killed and many
wounded. A Russian Major and four
Captains were found among the slain.
The Turkish loss was seven killed and
eleven wounded,
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, May 20.-The weekly state.
ment Of the Imperial Bank OF Germany
shows an increase Of 6,13j,OOO marks.
OLD CATHOLIC CENSUS.
LONDON, May 25.-The Old Catholic
census in Germany shows that the num-
Der Of ndherents is 55,G4O, against S,sOS
last year.
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CASULTIES,
BOY Drowned md Marrow Escape
OF Three Others.

of Three Others.
MEMPHIS, May ga distressing affair
occurred few miles below this city to-
day, where party had gone picnicing,
Four young lads went into the bayou 10
bathe, and one Of them, James Alexan-
der, aged seventeen, was seized with
cramps and sank. Jack Poundft went to
his assistance, but before getting him to
the bank was also cramped and called
for assistance. Willie Vance Joined him
and made desperate effort to save them,
and his sister, Miss Lula Vance, hearing
their cries, ran to the spot and plunged
in trying to assist them, and but for the
timely arrival Of some negroes the whole
party would have been drowned, but all
were rescued except young Alexander,
who was lifeless when brought out. Ali
are children Of prominent citizens. and
the affair created great excitement.
KILLED DY POWDER EXPLOSION.
WtNNErEG, MANITOBA, May 2G.-An
explosion OF gunpowder at the Hudson
Bay Company's fort on the Queens birth.
day, has been followed by the death Of
Eve children. Two men and another
child are expected to die from injuries.
SUICIDE OF A MERCHANT.
BALTIMORE, May 20.-Edward l.. Grif.
fifth, Of the firm Of Griffith & Thomas,
lumber merchants, committed suicide in
Druid Hill park by shooting.
BURNED TO DEATH.
BosToN, May 26.-The dwelling Of
Henry Powers, at North Clarendon, was
destroyed by FIRE last night, and two Of
his children, boys aged nine and eleven
years, respectively, were burned to death.
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WASHINGTON.
A Million OF Gold 10 be SOFA,

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has directed the Assist.
ant Treasurer at New York TO sell one
million OF gold, May 81.
APPOINTMENTS.
Frank Gilbert was to-day appointed
Assistant Treasurer Of the United States
at Chicago. The following Poslmasters
were appointed to-day Elias Shenbarger,
kirkwood, Illinois; William P. Jones,
Nashville, Tennessee; Miss Sarah NJ.
Russell, Glendale, Ohio.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
The following statement is furnished by
the Chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics I:
The aggregate imports and exports Of
merchandise for the month Of April were.
Total exports, 4,5l5, ,43O; total imports,
S44, ,6G2,G9G. For ten months Of the cur.
rent fiscal year the exports Of merchan.
disc were valued At $5l4,799O53; i'm.
ports, SS67,5S4,Sl7, showing an excess OF
exports over the imports Of over $751;
100000. In the ten months there was an
excess Of the exports Of coin and bullion
over the imports ofS2,s2l,1l5.
DECLINED.
1t is stated that Warner NJ. Bateman,
Of Cincinnati, was to-day offered the Of
fee OF Solicitor OF the Treasury Depart.
ment, and declined il.
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TURKISH WAR OFFICE.

A council has been established at the
War Office to direct military operations.
The Minister OF War, Redif Pasha, or in
his absence Raouf Pasha, will preside.
Among the members are Mehammed Ru-
shidi, a former Grand Vizier; the Minister
OF Marine, Senator Uamik Pasha, Hahn
Pasha, Said Pashn, Aid.de-Camp to the
Sultan, Mahmoud Damand, Grand Mas
ter OF Artillery, Uzif Pasha and other
high officials.
Intelligence from Eupatoria announces
that the merchants belonging 10 the
wealthier class have fed to Simferopol
and other towns in the interior. All the
shops are shut. The roadstead is desert.
cd, all the merchant ships having left, the
smaller vessels having been sunk or tow
ed ashore. In the town there is u per.
ceptible want Of provisions.
Prince Henry VII, OF Reuss, German
ambassador to the Porte, has delivered
his credentials.
ERJERoUM, May 26.-The Russian
bombardment Of Kuradagh and Takm az
forts and outworks Of Kars, is now only
carried on at intervals. The Turkish
batteries are replying.
TFLIs, May 26.-The headquarters
train has proceeded to AIexandropol,
whether the Generalissimo will follow in
afew days.
NO RUSSIAN LETTERS OF MARQUE.
NEw NoEK, May GA special from
St. Petersburgh says the Car has issued
proclamation forbiddinE the granting
Of letters OF marQue. His Majesty SAYS
he accepts the declaration OF the Treaty
OF Paris regarding free navigation to ne1.
trails, aud guarantees careful observance
OF this provision OF the treaty. The
Car also declares his,unwilliugness to &C.
cept the proposal made at the recent con.
ference At Brussels.
TURKS CONCENTRATING AT sHuMLA.
MANCHESTER, May 26.-Thc Guardian,
has dispatch from Shumla, dated Thurs.
day, which says: "a great concentration
OF troops has been Effected here, and the
number within the Notifications and tho
camp is estimated at 10000 infantry and
5000 horsemcn. The troops are held in
constant readiness to march, but the gen.
erals do not expect to be called into &c.
tion for another month.
sPoILING FOR A FIoHT.
The elite Of the Turkish officers are as.
sGmbled here, and appear to be anxious
for a speedy encounter With the enemy,
The Varna & Rustchuk railway passes
through the defile. The position Il one
ot great importance. The condition Of
the troops Is satisfactory, and that OF the
forts and camps arc all that can be dc.
sired. Several thousand Circassian horse.
men are now on their way here.
GREEK ARMY CORPS.
ATHENS, May ga new Greek army
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The four ocean steamships that sailed
hence to-day were loaded to their utmost
capacity with freight, and much freight
was left over for next week. The freight
rates were . per cent higher. The food
shipments were very large, and the agents
report an increasing demand. A million
pounds OF beef were shipped to-day. One
agent spoke gloomily Of the return trips
from Liverpool, rs none Of the steamers
bring back more than half a cargo He
attributed that state Of affairs to the
sharp competition Of American manuiac.
turers with their English brethren, as
they have 80 revolutionized the old order
Of things that but little cotton goods or
iron ia imported, and the ships bring over
instead coarse goods, such as chemicals,
salt, etc.
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ADVANCING

CoHsrANTNorLE, May 2C.-Intellignce
is received here that the Russian BON.
bardment of Kars has sIackcned. The
Russians continue to advance on Erze-
roum. A battle is expected shortly. Tho
Russian right wing is at Olti, and the lett
at Van. The Russian attempt to throw
a bridge over the river before the Turk
ish lines ut Batoum, was repulsed with
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THE HYcEIA HOTEL.
nIn pnINT rnNEnnT Va

Situated within 100 yards Of Fort Monroc. Oman
all the year. Special attractions for summer, WIN
ample capacity for 500 guests. Has M moISrn
improvements. Six daily mails and teleRraph
0hce' Fifteen 10 twenty hrat.claSS steamer land
daily Except Sunday, l6O yards from thS door,
Superior beach for bathing Al door stCps and good
from May until November. boating, nShInp and
driving specially attractive sUnd ior circular Ie.
tcribing hygicnic advantages, terms, &c.
myi5 n. PHoEBlls. P,op.