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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-28
National Hoard OF Fire Under.
writer's.

New YORK, April 27.-The Executive
Committee Of the National Board OF Fire
Underwriters to-day elected George T.
Hope Chairman, T. II. Montgomery Gen.
eral Agent, and II. K. Miller Secretary.
The following resolutions were adopted :
RsSoirsd, That all qEcr:;cns regarding
rates be devolved upon local boards
where such exist, subject only to such
instructions as companies belonging to
this Board may give to their respective
agents as TO the proper rates to be main
tained or fixed by such boards, and a. to
the action OF such agents as members oil
such local boards in fixing and maintain.
ing auch tariff OF rates as shall he lust
and uniformly enforced.
ReiOired. That all risks not located
within the field covered by local boards,
as now or hereafter rated In the tariff Of
such boards, he declared free, and rates
thereon open TO individual Judgment and
determination Of members OF this Board.
The resolutions were adopted because
the efforts OF the Board to secure ade-
quate and Uniform rates OF premium and
conservative principles OF underwriting
have been opposed BY companies outside
OF the Board, and measures to conciIiate
such companies and get them TO unite on
uniform tariff have failed.
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Further Surrender oiuOstlIes.

RED CLouD AGENCY, April 26.-Niue
Cheyenne warriors surrendered this
morning. They report that thirteen
lodges are to follow them in few DAYS.
These will make twenty lodges that have
come in since the main body OF the Chey-
ennes arrived. It Is reported by these
Indians that iorty lodges of the Cheyennes
are moving toward the mouth OF the
Tongue river TO surrender there.
Crazy Horse was st last accounts on
this side o! the Belle FourChe, coming
this way.
CHEYENEE, April ga messenger
arrived this morning from Red Cloud,
bringing a letter signed BY him, the prr.
port Of which is that Crs.y Horse ia
across the South Cheyenne, and will be
here in eight days. His village consists
OF 246 lodges, the proportion Of the
warriors being unusually large. The
only Indians now in the country, between
the Black Hills and the Yellowstone
river are about thirty lodges which split
of from the party that came in with
Spotted Tail, They intend to make one
more round OF Buffalo and then 20 in
some agency.
Sitting Bull has gone north OF the Vel.
4owatone, and is variously reported to
have from 200 to 500 lodges.
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INC Water TroubIe In Frisrn.

SAN FRANCEsco, April 27.-The Board
OF Supervisors to-day adopted a resolu.
ton directing the city and county attor.
ney to bring suit against the Spring Val.
ley Water Company to quit title to
I.obes Creek and Mountain Lake and ad.
iacent lakes, to take measures to bring
the matter before Congess Tor appli.
cation for grants under the rights
OF the United States to apy
part Of the property in question.
Meantime the water company have fore.
stalled the. city in equity in the
Fifth District Court against the citv, in.
volving the title to said property.
A lively discussion occurred a, the
Board OF Health meeting regarding the
disposition, OF the passengers BY the re-
Gently arrived Pacific mail steamer Alas.
ka from China and Japan with the small.
pox on board. The quarantine officer
and some other members Of the Board
very strongly objected to the prompt
ness with which the cabin passengers
were allowed TO land and either take nm
their residence in the city or pursue their
journey East before sufficient precaution
had been taken to prevent dissemination
OF the disease. An effort will be made
to obtain from the Government 4 suitable
hulk for quarantine purposes aud the
Establishment Of quarantine station on
Angel Island, and the management Of the
case OF the Alaska has occasioned much
uniavoFab!e comment in public and pri-
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rhe Advance In Prices.

The breadstuf markets are still irm,
but not so much excited as day or two
'so' The Chicago quotations this morn.
'nsR'e tribe weak, as il there we're
'isns Of hesitation. The Wall street
market is aruer, apparently under the
conviction that We are on the eve of bet.
Ter business throughout the country,
partly in consequence OF the war and
partly because OF homemade influence,
in favor Of improvement,
In addition to the rise il bresds,uE.
thsrs has been a decided advance In
leather the last few days. Very recently
the expectation Of leather was fat, now
prices have risen from 8 to 10 per cent,
sud al,7Oo hides were shipped to Eng.
land last week. jackson S. Schultz say.
there "" more leather sold in the last
'aFee days Of last week at Boston than
ior 80 days before, He has lately sent
1900 hidel to England, the same to
dstnany' and is now filing an order for
4'VVo to Russia, to say nothing OF a
large order for army blankets to Turkey,
Ihs daily receipts Of leather at Boston
a's very. large, but The na,ke. is .vep,
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81. JOSEPH, No, April 27.- This
morning a young man entered the State
Savings Bank, in this city, and pres ented
a letter from Ogden, Brown y Co., bank
ers and brokers, New York City, intro.
duCirg B. G. Quinn, and recommending
him to the bank. Quinn then presented
certified check on the National
Park Bank, OF New York City,
for $1,000, aud drew $1,000 on 1t,
leaving the balance on deposit. A few
hours later the Cashier noticed a SINH
larity between Quinn's letter and his sig.
nature on the back OF the check and telc-
graphed 10 New York. A reply came :
"No such check has been certified; a
telegram was sent aud Quinn arrested on
the Weston train which left here At noon
and was brought here and put in jail; he
guVa up the money drawn on the check;
he saya he lives in Brooklyn.
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Ann Eliza W. BrIgham-FInaIDe.
cISIOn of the Case.

SALT LAKE, April 27.-The decision in
the famous Ann Eliza case, sgRinst Brig.
ham Young, was decided to-day bv
Judge Schafer, that the defendant and
plaintiff were married April 18th, 1868
deiscto not dejure; that at the time OF the
detacto marriage the plaintiff was connect.
ent TO enter into valid contract Of msr-
riage, but the defendant was not, because
he had lawful wife then living. The
parson, Sydney Rigdon, who performed
the marriage ceremony between the de.
tendant and Mary Anna Augell, in Kirt-
land, Ohio, in 1884, had no license auth.
orizing him 10 perform such ceremony
and none was needed to make the mar.
rlage valid. The plaintiff and defendant
cohabitated together az husband and wife
for several years after their deiacto mar.
riage. The defendant deserted, i'll treat.
ed and neglected the plaintiff, but such
defacto marriage was induced and effect.
ed by undue influence and coercion.
Conclusion--The plaintiff is not en-.
titled to decree OF divorce; that the
alleged marriage was and is polygamous
and therefore null and void; that during
the time plaintiff was with defendant a.
polygamous wife she was serving him a,
a menial servant and would be entitled
to reasonable compensation for her ser.
vices, but having received in this instance
in the form Of alimouy peadents lie more
than such services are shown by the proof
to be reasonAbly worth, she should 90
hence without further compensation.
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The Largest COnSiguneni "
RcaDerJ aud Movers,

aARslssCRG, Pa, April 27.-Ths
largest single consignment otrespSrs and
mowers ever u4de At o1s time, to suy
point East or West, arrived here this eve.
ming IRON the West. They are consigned
TO Mss'rs. I. Il. Lee & Eto., Of Bald.
more, General MGnagsrs Of the nauutIs.
turers; Msssrs. Whitley & Kelley, OF
Springfield, o. The train, which consisted
o!72 cars containing !, 200 machines, left
Springfield on Tuesday lsst. RepresentG.
tiTss OF the press from Baltimore, PhiIG.
delphiI, YORK, Lancaster, Mschsniouburs,
Westehester and Harrisburg Tsra pres.
eut 90 the arrival OF the train, which was
about hall mile 10 length. FlGgs aud 9th,
CT decorations covered the cara. TIE ma.
ehipe-, the cash value Of which Is $3.50, 900
srs all intended for points east OF tais
city, and will at once be distributed. It
is expected that two more such cousigu.
ueuts will be nsds within the next
twelve uonth4. ThiA extensive shipment
pre.ents features worthy Of notice, u
indicating both an increased revival 10
business and the favor in which home
manufactures are held by cur sgricultur.
i.ts
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The SIeubenyllIe Wool Ilou.e,

The Harrison county tohp) papers do
not take as heartily to the idea OF the
establishment OF wool house at Sleu.
benville as We supposed they would. We
would not be understood as saying that
they are really Rnfriendly TO the scheme.
They are simply disposed to to look at it
coolly and critically and somewhat Lia-
trnstingly. The Rrp,sbiicar discusses the
PROJECT at considerable length, and,
among other things. observe, as follows;
1--WE shall watch the progress Of the
great wool house, and endeayor to keep
our readers posted. ItiI called a Grange
wool house, and vet, We are informed,
the organization known "a the Grangers,
or Patrons OF Husbandry, have nothing
to do with it. 1t il TO be an individual,
or corporate enterprise, and, stripped OF
all disguisea is only new sort OF a wool
buyer, that wants 10 take the business
out otthe hands OF the other wool buyers.
We trust that it will be 4 success, and
that the great wool house vii! be built,
for We believe that it may do something
toward correcting some oi the abuses
that ct present ailict the wool
trade in general But when built the
wool growers OF this county will
have to consider whether the distance
from home, and the cost Of hauling or
shipping wool to it, and the cost OF stor-
age, and the Cost OF insurance, and the
disadvantages OF an arbitrary grading Of
their wool, and the fact OF yielding the
business OF selling, in part at least, to
other men, and the possibility OF dealing
with swindlers, might not be greater dis
advantages, on the whole, than those
from which they now suffer in selling
their wool at their own barns, 10 men
whom they know, and with the certainty
OF prompt payment OF The price agreed
upon. Itmsy be considered, also, whether
il public wool warehouse is a good
thing, the county OF Harrison, the leading
wool county OF The State, should not sup.
port one OF her own"
The Sentinel has this The old cotton
factory at atStsubenvi!le will be opened on
MAY l.i as a ware house ior the wool
growers Of Eastern Ohio, Western Pann-
sylvsnia and West Virginia. We be-
lieye that some members OF the Grange
organization are originators OF the affair.
A charge Of J cents pound will be made
for handling wool. How the affair will
take among wool growers We do not
know Many OF the wool growers OF this
county willnot sell wool except "5:raisM,"
or, il deductions are to be made, they
want the amount made definite. 1t may
turn out to be good thing, and it may
not. Time will test its merits"
And the Ohio Valley NtYl has the fol-
lowing: THAT Granger wool house
reminds us that they started similar
one in Cleveland some twenty years ago.
Some clips were consigned to them from
this vicinity, and they charged the con.
signers Tor storage, saleage, carriage,
gradage, and then added steAIage, and
took the balance, and the Granger did not
get red cent. While such men IS Israel
Sidwell are allowed to run at large and
buy wool We will sell at home"
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Ei,aa Aoa sili't.ia, from whence the 10.
hlsltInls have Asd,
The public feeling 10 Bucharest In
eEeHaes more lnd more 10 the RlIiSneS AZ
Eounanis end Russia. Il Sssns likely
that the Chambers will vote Gbsoluts
confidence in the present Ministry. and
viii indemnify them beforehand for any
measures they may choose to take,
A Vienna special says the Porte hE.
resolved to await the further develop.
nsnt Of events before pressing its claim
10 occupy portions Of setyla. Il has AZ.
rived Et this decision through ioralRu Ia.
huenes. Large con1lgnmen6 Of arms
for RoumGnia have been stopped at say.
esal railroad stations 10 GIlicia.
A Especial from Berlin says au uncle Q:
the Emperor Of japan, who has been
study ing ia the Psuillan War AeGdsny
has been summoned home 10 take CON-
mHnd Of the army agitnIt the Tnsurgsuu
TURKISH FLEET AT ODESSA.
LoEDoS, April GA SpeciGl from
ConItGntlnople Of Friday says; Il d
stated thGt the Turkish feet 10 of odsasI,
put has not yet received instructions to
lombard the city.
Yesterday and during last hight 10000
Turkish troops left for the TrabiSond.
Several EGglish newspaper correspond.
snta accompany them.
A Turkish Official telegram, placing tbs
loss OF the Russians 10 the frst DAYS
tight near BGtoun at 500, as Hlssady
stated, reports that the Turkish lo,s on
the same day was killed and l2 v ound.
ed.
Both Poti and Fort Nichols hG We bean
bonbarded and partially destroyed
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New YoRz, April 27.-ArstVsd-
Steamships State Of PsunsylVsnlI, from
Glasgow, and Denmark, from London.
QusEyEZowS, April 27.,-ArrIvsd-
Steamer Hiaeruisu, trcu Baltimore,
SAX FaAScuco, April U.--ClsGsed-
TIE ahip Husgsuos, Tor Liverpool.
ASTwEaP, April H.-Arri7sd-Ths
steamer VadesIEud, from PhilEdsIphIG,
HALIFAX, April 27.-Ths schooner
Loutillss was wrecked At B1russ Island
and fourteen Of the crew drowned.
QuEsro, April 27.-Ths hrst staIusl
from Montreal arrived this morning.
orTAWA, April 27.-Il the House q
ConGons last evening 4 bill to further
secure the independence OF PsrllGuent
va. passed. The Tariff Bill al4o passed
its aaaI reading.
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OMAHA, April 27.-The heavy snow
storm reported in the mountains night
before last has passed over the entire
line Of the Union Pacific Railroad, reach.
ing here this morning in the shape Of q
severe and heavy cold rain. At Kearney
junction it is showing hard. The
thermometer ranges remarkably low for
this season. The most sanguine hopes
are INDUCED in that this cold storm will
have the effect TO entirely de'troy the
grasshoppers.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company
yesterday awarded the contract for re.
modelling their headquarters building,
the work TO commence the lst ofMay.
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bare, according to the local rspora
HsnlOck sole has advanced about 10 per
cent, American leather has been max.
ing itS way for some time in England,
where II IA universally known a. "red
leather" being hsmlOCk.tAuned, while
the English feathers are oak.tanned and
Of 4 much lighter color
The course Of gold will b. gorerne d
largely by the London money market Ii
there should be an active demand ior
money over Europe, and American bonds
should be turned into money TO carry on
the operations OF war, there might be a
drain OF bullion from this side. But
there are many reasons for mol antici-
pGtlng any such result, Money has
almost never been such drug in the
market as it Is in the European markets
to-day. The Bank OF France, for the
frat time in IFS history, has reduced
ia discount rate 10 . per cent.
The Bank Of England rate has been that
for year. England, Germany, Austria
and even France,to some extent, have &C.
quired such distrust Of investment as is
almost unparalleled American bonda
are the most striking exception to this
distrust, and would seem to be, therefore,
tue last form OF investment to be thrown
overheard, The New York Financial
Chronicle also calls attention to the TACT
that even cotton rose perceptibly in price
IS soon as lighting began in 1870, although
the first effect Of the declaration Of war
wa- to knock il down two pence per
pound at IAYerpuol.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

TORONTO, April 9g.-By the sxplo4loO
Of boiler 10 the L0ugan ooIIlsry, hrts
men ware killed.
san FRANclsco, April 27.-Tuscaa
Dispatch Agent, Clum, arrived o. The
Spring Agency the 2lIt lust. Next day
GeroWlms and two other prominent
teuegIdes came Ia and accounted Tor -
mora to come. The Indian police act
eSelSuI!y.
NEW YoRr, April 2z.-.Ths sz.Cou
tedeEsts soldtssl resident hero have form
cd COMMITTEES 10 Eot with the Southern.
era In the city and to secure thsIl
attendance st the graves Of tho Federal
and Confederate dssd on Decoration Day
May S0th.
EEw YoRE, April 27.-cotpsIIus VLn.
derbilI has instituted suit ssGinst bis
brother, Wn. q. Vanderbilt, for 81 oo0,.
900 on alleged breach Of contrIot, uuteE
which It is asserted that the contest Of
the will Of the late Commodore was With.
drAWr,
ToaoSTo, April GA cable dispatch
says, that at the halt yearly meeting oil
the shareholders Of the Greet Western
RliIrosd Of CInLdI, Mr., Childsrs brIsdy
referred 10 the neEoIIIslonS for GnGlRG
nation, with the Grand Trunk RiIrosd
Company, Eld the uSjosity Of the IhIrs,
holders prsssn: expressed themselves 10
favor Of the arrangement, and the report
was adopted.
NEw tPswtcH, n, a. Aprtl27.-Forssd
checks snd notsS amounting to SI2,U0o,
porpoEtlng 10 have bssn SigSsd By Hsury
". Carter and endorsed By stSphsu
ThaIer d Son, have been discovered here
and II Ia expected the fabricated pspSE
will aggregate SO oo0. Samuel a. Thsysr
writes bis tGuiIy tha: ho Issued tho tils0
tokens.
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Weather Indications.
OFTIcI oS TIKI CHIEV 6iaNAL OFTICEK,
WASHINGTON, D. c, April al 4. =

For the Eastern Gull States, Tennessee
aud the Ohio Valley, cloudy weather and
rain, with east to south winds and falling
barometer, followed in the weatesu and
southern portions by cooler north to west
winds, rising barometer sud clearing
weather.
For the Lower Lakes, generally cloudy
weather and rain, with fresh and brisk
north to east winds, falling barometer in
the southern and eastern portions aud
stationary or slight fall in temperature,
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CRANBERRY, ". Va, Al

IKANuEHKfi ". Va April 2.
spe:lIi 10 the IntellISenrrr.
The West Virginia Presbytery cOnven-
ed here tonight The opening sermon
was preached by s. Hall Young. young
minister. The Rev. Mr.. Duncan was
elected Moderator, and Rev. Geo. NJ.
Fleming, Clerk. There isa good attend.
aRce and good prospects, The session
will last until Monday. WIND.
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The Diamond Rohher,.

DAYTON, April 27.--In the case OF
Fritz DeEeim and William Harrison,
charged with completely in the Nashville
diamond robbery, the Court decided that
they were'a party to the robbery. The
counsel for the prisoners gave notice OF
their intent to apply to the Supreme
Court for a writ Of error, and the pris.
oners were remanded to the charge Of the
Sheriff. The motion on the writ will be
srg1ed before the Supreme Court in Co.
lnmbus tomorrow. Ii the decision Of
the Court is sustained the prisoners will
De handed over to the Nashville author.
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ENGLAND.

MASuaEsFEa, April 27.-rhs G.a,.
dian says that q firm at AAbooIh, Scot.
land has Just received very largo and
supplementary order for canvass from the
British government.
NEw YoRK. April 27.-Loudou dis.
patches say Thomas Kirchin, Sons & Co.
hop merchants, have failed, LIablliGsS
100000.
The Sultan will inspect The army Of
the Danube Saturday. He Afterwards
goes to RRrs
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Terrific Han Storm.

sPRSaEn1D, LII, April PA ter.
rife storm Of thunder and hail visited
this section this evening. The wind tore
up trees, unrooted houses, leyelled fences
and drove large hail stones through
plate glass windows; inaicting damage 10
the amount Of many thousands Of dollars,
Over 100 panss Of glass were broken In
the State House. Outside OF the city the
damage ii said to Be considerable.
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The Great Horse Races

San FRANCIsCo, April e7.-At Los
Angeles to-day, Bodine and oCcident,
best 9 in for $1,000, Bodire was dEiyen
by John splann, 0ccident by NEG Gregor:
the latter won the lst, ID and 4th heats
in 2:25A 2;2S, 1854. Bodine took the Sd
heat in 2:23. Tomorrow Goldsmith
Maid aud Rarus will run for $1,000, and
an additional $4,000 II the best time in
the State is beaten.
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Louisville Proposes to IlIumin.
ate for Louisiana.

LOUISVILLE, April 27.-The citizens
Of Louisville to-day determined to cele.
hrate the termination OF the Louisiana
troubles next Tuesday by general illu.
mination.
Mr.. Clarke, President Of the Jockey
Club, has perfected arrangements by
which Aristides and Ten Brock will run
at Louisville on the Gath Of May for a
purse Of 81 500.
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A Lecture on the Eastern QueS.
ton.

NEW York, April Nv. A. CrafIut,
well.kuown journalist, delivered lee.
tute on the Eastern question tonight
before the Liberal Club, the title Of the
lecture being "The War and What En-.
lightened Nations Ought to do about IT,
The interest felt on the subject was shown
in the crowded house and the favor with
which the lecture was received.
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First Through Train on Southern
Pacific Railroad.

SAN FRAScrsoo, April 27.-Ths e1cur.
sion train on the Southern Pacific r, R.
having on board q party Of Congressuen,
officials and journalists, arrived st Colo
rado river thiI morning, and Is the first
through train. Regular passenger trains
begin running Monday.
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AKentucl,y Tragedy.

Lousy1LIE, April ga special to
the CogriT-JOaraaI from EliIabethtown,
Ky, reports that Fielding Sweeney Gu.
the throata Of Hayden English and his
son Horace. Hayden shot aud killed
Sweeney. Horace ia dead.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLLGEECER
WASHINGTON.
OUR TREATY WITH RUSSIA.
Free Ships Make Free Goods.
Annual Report on Indian Affairs.
Recommendations of the Commissioner,
Ex-Governor Soyss Minister to France.
Vigorous PrO,scutlOnO' whI.ky Fraud.
to Go On.
Annual Report on Indian Affairs
Recommendations Of the Commissioner,
Ex-Governor HOysS Minister to France,

wAsHIS0roS, April 27.-In the treaty
between the United States and Russia in
1854, the two parties recognized a. per.
manent and immutable principles that
free ships make free gOods,-that is to
say, that the effects or goods belonging to
the subjects or citizens OF the Power or
State at war are free from capture and
CondsCation when found on board OF neu.
tral vessels, with the exception OF articles
contraband OF war, and that the property
Of neutrals on board an enemy's vessel L
not subject 10 roniscation, unless the
same be CoH,raband oi war. They agree
10 apply these principle to commerce
and nayigaffor OF all such Powers and
States as shall consent to adopt them on
their part as permanent and immutable
The Last treaty between the United
States and the Ottoman Empire, uegoti,
ated in 1862, contains no such declared
principles.
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Russian Fleet Preparing tor De.
partur0.

NGw YORK, April 27.-Ths RuusiEu
dest hiss been oaoling up today, lnd
every thing indicates an early departure
for some other port or crulas.
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New YoRx, April 27.-A wssbluStoo
special says: Attorney Gen. DaVsuS viii
not recommend the pardon Of Joyce, oou,
victed at St. Louis for completely In the
whisky frauds,