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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-12
President Grant on the Electoral
Commission.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE Pres
ident, tonight, in the course Of conver-
sation, said it had appeared to him that
the Democrats Of the House, by abruptly
taking recess yesterday, intended to
obstruct the counting OF the electoral
vote, but on his being informed that many
prominent Democrats had disayowed any
intention to engage in any more dilatory
proceedings; that tomorrow they wonld
take action in the Florida case, and that
this delay was merely for the purpose Of
carefully examining all the papers as
they appeared this morning in print, he
said he was glad 10 hear Il, as nothing
could b.. gained by resisting the regular
order OF business.
In speaking Of the intention OF the
Democrats to make an objection to the
counting OF the electoral vote Of Illinois
on account of the alleged ineligibility Of
Mr.. Chaiee, one Of the electors, lie said
he dld not see how the vote OF the State
on that account could be rejected, and, il
the objection was made to Chaflee only,
the Democrats could derive no benefit
from it. He thought it was but fair that
II State had voted for either Hayes or
Tilden the full vote Of such State should
be counted according to lis political com.
plexion. Although he hoped Hayes and
Wheeler would be declared elected, he
felt somewhat uncertain as to the result,
because he could not foresee what
would be done in the case Of Louisi.
ana. It would be recollected that
four years ago, after his canvass for re.
election, the two houses resolved not to
count the electoral vote OF that State.
Although the reasons in the two cases
might not be similar, there seemed
some uncertainty on the subject. Should
the vote possibly be excluded, Hayes and
Wheeler would be defeated and 'Tilden
aud Hendricks not elected, the latter not
having received a majority of the votes Of
all the electors appointed, and therefore
the election Of the President would be
thrown into the House OF Represent
atives. leaving the Senate to elect the
Vice President. But be that as it might,
he was satisfied there would be no dis.
turbance OF the peace. Both parties had
committed the determination Of disputed
points TO tribunal constituted for that
purpose. H.N
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FLORIDA.

WASHINGTON, February lO.-Governor
Stearns, whose examination was unin.
ished yesterday, continued his testimony /:
did send telegram to the President
stating that lie needed the advice Of some
persons, about the 18th OF November, as
near as he could recolleCt it read: "Prom.
inent men OF the opposite party have ar.
rived in considerable numbers, and | feel
US il | needed the advice of prominent
men OF our own party" received no an.
swer, did not think his telegraphing the
President n strictly party action; did so
because the President had acted on such
requests in other States; did not receive
from z. Chandler rs many as ten dis.
patches between the Sth and Goth Of No.
vember; was speaker Of the assembly
for four years; did not sign bill AZ
passed that was not passed knew that
the bill was passed. although political
inquiry followed afterwards.
Judge Lawrence objected 10 the qlIes-
tions rs not pertaining to the invesiiga-
ton,
The witness said he knew Pierce, who
was an elector; appointed him.
Judge Lawrence objected to the Ques.
ton whether witness knew that Pierce
was u convicted felon when he was ap-
pointed. The objection was overruled,
and witness continued: Pierce was con-
victed for offering bribe.
Judge Lawrence objected to the ques-
ton whether charges had been made
against witness with reference to the
Freedmen's Bureau. Objection noted.
Witness continued: The newIy.elect.
ed Governor OF Florida made request
for troops for the day Of his inauguration;
requested witness to have the troops in
the city stationed so as 10 preserve the
peace. Witness transmitted the request
to General Ruger as from the new Gov
ernor; sent telegram to Secretary
Chandler, in New York, asking for
troops; sent to Secretary Chandler in.
stead Of the Secretary Of War because he
had not decided what would be necessary,
and the telegram TO Chandler was more
for the information that it contained in
answer TO n telegram from Secretary
Chandler.
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How Gov. Hayes TaIles II.

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times
COLUMBUS, o., February 1O.-Republi.
cans here are enjoying more than a usual
share Of good health since the Commits.
sion decided to give Florida to Hayes.
Dispatches of cOngratulation are again
beginning 10 ponr in on Governor
Hayes, and the old time interest
in kilograms is coming back. Re.
pnbIicans now feel that the bottom Of the
well OF trouble has been reached, that in
due time truth and n fair count must pre-.
vail. Democrats, without exception. are
sick and diSgusted. Those who did NOT
favor the Commission are saying, 81 told
you So" and take melancholy pleasure
in referring to the vote on Florida 10
their associates who favored the tribunal.
Governor Hayes takes the news kindly,
but with his usual complaCence.
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BELGIUM.

LONDON, February 1O.-Lalon, of the
Belgian Ministry, has resigned, on &c.
count Of opposition to the Electoral bill.
There have been several disturbances
lately owing to the bill.
BRussELs, February l0.-Le Nord says
that II Europe renounces its right Of
action under.the treaty Of 1856, Russia
will be justified in assuming the attitude
she held before that treaty.
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VOLUME XXv--NUMBER las.
Withont Benellt OF CIerry.

SCRANTON Pa, February 1.-THE pas.
toral letter from Bishop OfHara. ex.com.
municating the Ancient Order Of Hiber-
mans, and directing the clergy 10 deny
the members Of that order, the sacra..
menl, was read in all Of the Catholic
churches Of Scranton diocese to-day,
The dcnunciation was unexpected and
has produced sensation among the mem.
bers Of the Order, who for the past three
years have been in favor with the church,
within this Jurisdiction. The Ancient
Order has large membership in scran-
toni
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Weather Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYHlcR OF rnK CnIEP slaNlL nrrIcrr.

WAX UkPAkTMENI,
WASHINGTON, D. c, February AL a. 4.
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valleys,
southwest veering to colder north winds,
rising barometer, partly cloudy or clear
weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, north winds, rising
barometer and colder clear weather.
For the Lower Lakes, falling followed
by rising barometer, warmer brisk south.
west winds back to colder and northwest
winds, possibly cloudy weather and pos.
sibly light snow or rain.
The rivers will continue falling, ex.
cept stationary or rising at Cairo and
Memphis. 49,.
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A distressing condition OF things pre-.
walls in Westphalia and RhineIand. A
great number Of workmen have been dis.
missed, and there are now 1900 unem.
ployed workmen, among whom distress
is fearful. No signs Of improvement in
trade or commerce are perceptiblc.
The press desire prolongation Of the
proposed new cable to Germany. Such
an undertaking Is receiving attention
from the projectors.
Grand Duke Constantine has granted
the applications of the American officers
entering Servia in the Russian navy.
Gen. Ignatieff is looked upon M the
probable successor to Prince GortschakotI
as Chancellor Of the Russian Empire.
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WHEELING, WEST VA, MONDAY MORNING, 1877.

recess till Monday at 10 o'clock, and 1t
was carried, l63 to los. During the vote
a message was received from the Senate,
that il had oyerruled the objection to the
decision Of the Commission, and was
ready to meet the House in joint conven.
tion.
The Speaker intimatcd that he would
have the Senate informed il the House
would take q recess,
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NRw York, February lO.-The steam
ships Custalia and Colombo, from Medi
terrean ports.
NoTE-This is not the long over due
steamer Colombo, from Hull
SAN FRANcIsco, February ll,-Arrivet
British ship sangdale, from Liver
pool.
QuEENsrowN, Februaryl1.--The steam
er Celtic, from New York, arrived.
QUEENSTOWN, February ll.-ArriyeC
Steamship Pennsylvania, from Phila'
delphia.
PLYltoUEH, February ll.-AIriycd--
Steamship Welland, from. New York.
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IL Inc RUE la'u down by The Commis-
SION Is a"hefe" TO- whleli oil course II Will
he, mol 10 30 behihu the regularly certl-
led returns oil state, we shall expect
Louisiana 10 be placed alongside oil
FLORIDA Tor Hayes ana Wheeler. 1t Is
suppose" py some persons That 'hIS rule
WI" give MF' Ail"e" one Eo'e IN oregon,
or "ore proper! speaking lh"I II VIII
"''o" hayes on'y Two OUT OF lhe 'hFee
vo'es o' 'hat o'"'e' ior the reason th"t
NTo"'"' the Democratic eIsc'oF, received
S'r''nc"'e from tne Governor on ae'
count VI '''e '"e''s'o''''S "l WATTS "hc
NeP"''''"" p'''"'AS'eF'
1t i' important TO bear IN mind the
exact iacts IN TINS oregon case lhe law
oil Oregon directs the Governor TO ISSUE u
certificate to electors who are chosen by
the people, and the Secretary oil state
did not certify that Cronln hau peeh
elected, but, on the contrary, thal
Watts and his Two colleagues Ead been
elected But even supPo'ihS tha' 'he
Electoral Commission should sustain
the act oil Governor "rover, there
remains another and more important
question. When the day Tor the meeting
oI Inc Electoral college arrived, the TWO
quallhed hayes Electors already ceFIl,
he'd by the Governor, met at the appointed
place anu proceeded to organize Ihey
tonnd vacancy IN the College. Eronln
who held the GovCrnorS certificate
as an Elector, did not appear to act
with his colleagues, 1t was the duty
Of the Electors to ill the vacancy
and this they proceeded to do by clecting
Watts, who had resigned his Federal
office and d.pnrgcd himself OF his disability.
This done, the threevoIes oi Oregon were
cast for Hayes and Wheeler, in accord
ance with the will OF " majority OF the
citizens OF the State. Cronin in the mean
time organi2edan Electoral College Of his
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COLUMBUS, o., February 1l.-Bids for
furnishing the Central LunatiC Asylum
were opened yesterday, and the contracts,
with one exception, were awarded 10
parties in this city. One firm ut Athens,
D., was awarded one contract The bids
numbered several hundred.
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WHAT u pity it seems that Justices
Clifford and Field, and Senators Thurman
and BaySrd, and the three other Demo-
cratic members Of the Electoral Commits.
sion, could not have risen above party
and voted with Edmunds and the rest OF
the Republican members, Ilseems great
pity indeed that seven such Democrats
could not rise to the level OF the occasion
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srEAMRoAT nrRNEp.

A GiOJe.Demoerat special from Alton,
Illinois, says that the little towing steam.
er Lizzie Bayless arrived there last eve.
ming, en- route from Quincy, and laid up
for the night. About half past 10 o'clocI;
she took fire and burned 10 the water's
edge. Captain Cruel, OF Quincy, who was
asleep in the state room at the time, was
burned to death, the flames spreading so
rapidly that he could not be rescued.
His young brother was badly burned
while attempting 10 reach him. The
boat was valued at $4,000; insurance un.
known
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GERMANY.
Bismarck and Turkish Affairs.

AblsIllhTcA anu IurhiSu AIalFS'
New YORK, February ll.-A Herald
cable from Belin says that Prince Bis.
murck gave grand Parliamentary
dinner on Thursday, and after the cloth
was removed he chatted freely on the
Eastern question. In alluding to the
Russia Turkey quarrel, the Prince ex.
pressed rs his opinion that war was
strongly probable, and that Russia would
commence the struggle by strong attack
on Turkey. The government press de-
nies that Russia has requested the coop
Grafton Of Germany in the intervention Of
Turkish affairs. Prince Bismarck is
much irritated against certain Deputies
who have indiscreetly disclosed his con.
fidential after dinner remarks. lie con.
tradicts having said, as allegned, that
Russia was demanding subsidies from the
Powers in aid OF war like operations
against Turkey.
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BALTIMORE, February l1.-Rsv. John
Wiley, said TO be the oldest ordained
minister Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, died to-day, aged Il years.
LONDON, February ll.-Sir Wm, Fer.
guson, President Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons, and Sergeant Surgeon - ,he
Queen, died to-day, aged 50 years.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, February Il.-Dur.
ing quarrel yesterday afternoon be.
tween Charles and George seifert, broth.
ers, in Etna borough, near this city,
George drew a revolver and shot Charles
in the breast, inaiGting a wound which
resulted in his death in short time. The
murderer then surrendered himself 10
the authorities, He claims to have done
in self defense.
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The Rdgiaer begins to talk about the
Electoral Commission as fraud. This
reminds us of Charlcston's charge that
Wheeling stole the Capital from her
The Democrats, by n tremendous major
ity in the two houses OF Congress, voted
for the Electoral Commission. Now We
learn said commission is a fraud.
Wheeling stole the Capital through
the agency of the poor imbeciIe
representatives Of the people at Charles.
Ton, and the Republicans stole march
on the unsophisticatcd and shallow patCd
Democracy at Washington.
This is what is known as the boomer.
ang style Of argument. 1t kicks back,
ward further than it shoots forward,
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, February ll.-Earl Russell
has given notice TO the House Of Lords
that he WILSON move that England shall
cease all diplomatic intercourse with
Turkey, on the ground that that nation
is still barbarous and unworthy OF rank
among the enlightened people Of Europe.
ltisrumOred that the Marquis Of Sal.
isbury, who wis n British commissioner
to the conference at Constantinople, 10
be mnhr n Dnke.
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SINCE the decision in the Florida case,
there are slight symptoms once more in
some OF the Democratic "wah" organs Of
"Tilden or blud."
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TmE Children's Home festival was a
grand pccuniary success, and too much
praise cannot be awarded to the ladies'
who got it up and carried II through.
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Under the new extradition treaty
just formed with Spain, the frat rendition
asked will he that OF VIM. J. Sharkey,
the murderer, who escaped from the New
York city prison in 1878.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.
No Privileges 10 Jews and AR.
menlanS.

No fFlElleRcS 10 Jews unu AR.
nenIans.
LONDON, February lO.-The Servians
declare il impossible to discuss the stip.
ulations for granting privileges to Jews
and Armenians equal 10 those enjoyed BY
other servian subjects. The opposition
Is nctuated by trade Jealousy, and comes
from combination OF Belgrade mer.
chants, who influence clique which fur.
nishes ministers for both political par.
ties. Servia does not seriously object to
any other Of the Turkish conditions.
TERMS OF PEACE AGREED on.
BELGRADE, February lO..-NIipister
Ristcs and the Turkish Delegate Perteil
Ehendi, have agreed on the basis Of
peace, viz: Saluting the Turkish llag,
disarmament Of the Servian fortresses and
the prevention Of the armed bands cross
ing the frontier. Elendi has asked the
Porte for instructions on other points.
When the prelimnaries are settled,
Rlstics goes to Constantinople to deln-
itively negotiate terms Of peace.
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There isR rumor from the coal mines,
which is calculated TO alarm English
miners. 1t is TO the effect that the pro.
prietors Of the mines have resolved to
import cheap labor from China, and have
already consulted the Chinese Ambassa.
dor on the subject. That Official replied
that lie would undertake the management
Of emigration, ,providedIthat the emigrants
were protected from insult and injury.
A PALACE FOR SALE.
The Alexander Palace has been pul
up for sale. The highest bid was Eldj,-
600, but the building remains unsold. SIl
TERRIBLE POWDER EXPLOSION.
A dispatch to the Times from Calcutta
reports that gunpowder explosion oc.
cnrred at Adhamubed, by which 50 per.
son were killed and 100 wounded.
AvATlCAN COUNCIL UNDEsIRABLE.
A special to the Times from Rome
says that the Pope is full CT hcprojecl
for continuing the Vatican Council. The
congregation OF Cardinals to whose con.
sideration he submitted the matter, how.
ever, have replied that as the causes
which interrupted the council still con.
tinue, its resumption would he inoppor.
tune. "4f
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO THE DAnY 1NrELLIGENoER
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