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yANKToN DAKOTA.
Thursday Evening, April 4, 1873
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT m ,ovA
Dies Moines Register, q tn.

The capital p%unishment bill ran the mar.
row:ss escspe In the closing minutes Of The
se.sion yeatssday. But it got through and
got enrolled, and got sigasd-and nov whn
= nan commits murder in Iowa the jury Try.
ing HIN can hang him If he deserves il or
send him 70 the penitsntiary for life - they
choose; This optional verdict il 4 good
ground on which 10 rest this controversy
and 1t Is the ground which the Register
advocated in the discussion in the press pre-
cedinx the assembling Of the legislature.
Under thu lap the veriest villain can get his
(9st deserts n society fnd its protection.
we believe 1t will demonstrate the wisdom
OF the optional verdict Of the judges admins.
te!!'ng the law do their duty fesrlessly and
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-15

assistance, in case OF need, a aeet Of men.
of.war.
Persia receives the Province Of Kho.
tour.
The treaty is signed by all the members
OF the Congress.
The treaty Of peace contains ffty.eight
articles. The 1tmss' version, declared 1t
Berlin unAuthentic, contains ftty.seyen
articles, and makes no mention Of two
important questions, namely, the DAr-
danelles and Armenia. It Ia probably an
early copy which was obtained before
final revision. Its first twelve articles re-
late 10 Bulgaria, which Ia constituted an
autonomous tributary principality, un-
der the suLerainty Of the Sultan, with
Christian Government and National mill
tia. These articles further regulate the
election OF Prince by the notAbles at
TirnoyR, arrange provisional Govern
ment previous 10 his election, and lay the
bases OF 3 Government after his election.
Articles Is 10 q, inclusive, relate to
new province, called Eastern Roumania,
south OF the Balkans, which is placed un-
der the direct military and political au-
tuoIby VI huc 6ulkhut Wlkut uVNete4yA
Christian Governor; and In the condl-
tions Of autonomous administration; the
Governor is TO be appointed by the Porte,
with assent Of the Powers, for five years.
BIsMARoK COMPLIMENTS THE oosGRns.
BERLIN, July 14.-Prince Bismarck,
in his speech closing the Congress, ,Satur-
day, declared that he did not hesitate 10
affirm that this Congress deserved we'll Of
Europe. The plenipotentiarieS would
have the consciousness Of having, as far
as was possible. restored and assured
peace. He entertained firm hope that
the European understanding would re-
main durable, and that the cordial rela-
lions established among the plenipoten-
tiaries would consolidate the good rela-
tons between their governments. Prince
incidentally remarked that his
health was such that he had scarcely
hoped TO preside over the Congress until
its conclusion.
Count Andrassy started for Vienna on
and Lord Beaconsfeld left for
home to-day.
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PRETTY WAITER.GIRLS.
ineir Trials and TribuIations In
Pittsburgh Court.

FTn1rRaH, July lS.-The case OF
tiaals Walters, convicted Of a violation
S,41. S@ act Of l"t winters Legislature, pro.
a''laHs the running OF lady.waiter
'A''O'' v" dipO.ed Of to-day in the
S!i'tsf Session. Court, by Judge Stowe
,s'','1s to grant new trial and tining
Ts, St de,sod'As 500 for each girl employed
sas being test case, the sentences i'm.
KY sH lhs lowest under the act. After
,a' We as bad pn.ed both Houses, Fannie
S,., ,D,s aet gull into a real or pretended
pp,.''oei'alF ~ bot this did not avail. Fan.
Ss, 49, sGo % a aOllander by birth, has
W. sSSs1 ne, Dutch up, and says she will
s.,s',.s s.S ,ns United States Supreme Court, il
Ss''Aiy' ~ 10 "hnd oudt val i.h de matter
-" .h e Woman, in dish eOund.hry ~ and,
!, st t.,!e no5e o. the s.rODg.minded kind, ii
"a. 9tnsT'd 'he will make q desperate
.SsI Sa1, She has directed her counsel 10
,n.r;,i ,Sr! HSnoe .@ 70 the Supreme Court for 4
60; ,1. AIOe9tiOn 10 order 10 test the
tS5,a.tSu'ioallity Of thelaw. The decision
p,,,,! ls t'lEh!ened other proprietors oil
nv. n" waiter girl institutions, and they
hi, 10y. iIneoaOssd that tonight will Be
Vnaet The present regime,
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Q o'clock this morning and they were
still fighting when be left. There are
shout three hundred and fity soldiers
under arms: They expect Major San.
ford At CayuEe Station tonight. The
six companies that left WallA WauA for
Lewiston have been turned back, and are
now en- route for Walls WAllA. Many
wagons have arrived in the city, con-
tanning families, which are coming in for
safety. They are still arriving from
various directions. ~
The following dispatch was received
from Walla Walla, dated the 18th: This
place WAS thrown into excitement this
evening upon receipt Of The report that
the hostiles were on Wild Horse Creek,
and that fighting was going on there be-
tween the artillery and Indians, and that
in all probability the reds would come
down the Vansyale Canyon and make for
the mouth OF Smoke River, passing with.
10 two or three miles Of this place and
likely calling upon Us.
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PEDEsTRIANIsM.
sehmehl Takes the O'Leary
Purse.

CHICAGO, July 1S.-The contest be.
tween O'Leary and Schmehl ended here
to-day, and was witnessed BY fully 5000
persons. They were very enthusiastic,
bu, displayed no preference for either
party. schmehI was loudly cheered at
the completion OF his $50 miles. BE
takes the purse OF 500 offered by Weary
to anyone who would walk $50 miles
while be was walking 275 miles. BE left
the track in good spirits, butt little lame
in the left foot, and showing considerable
fatigue. His friends claim that be could
have defeated o,Leary by greater odds,
but wanted 10 make the contest as excit.
ing a. possible at the close, thus enabling
0Leary to clear more money. OLeary
kept on walking, and completed his 26
miles in seveuty.four hours and thirty.
three minutes, being twenty.seyen min
ules under the time allotted. he left
the track appareptly fresh and In good
Rnirits
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CYPRUS.
Development OF the Island.

LONDON, July 1S.-The Government
appears busy with details Of military and
civil establishments in Cyprus. The pa
pers announce the appointment Of
Postmaster and other officials. Gen. Sir
Garnet Wellesley has already under CON-
sideration scheme Of 3 financial compa-
ny for introducing railways. Arrange.
ments are also being made for subma-
rine cable to Alexandria, which will
give direct communication with England.
Among the schemes brought TO the sur
face by English occupation Of Cyprus Is
the EuphrRtes Valley Railway. The
Duke Of Sutherland and others are in
active communication with the Govern
ment on the subject, and it Is stated that
il within q reasonable time 1t appears
that the Anglo Turkish Convention is
successful, It is possible the country will
be asked TO give a guarantee for the pro-
posed railway.
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FATAL suNsTRoKIs N QUINCY, n
SPORTING NEWS.
Columbus Races.

COLUMBUS, July l3.-There were Eve
heats tIotted in the 2ls cIAss, which Mid.
night won 9 and Arastive Lost 3 and the
race. Time, 2:90l, 2:24l, 222, 2:24, 2:24,
Midnight %.
In the 2S5 race, the Ancient Order
Boy won the first heat, Nelia the remain.
Ing three and race. Time 2:29, 2;2e 2:2s,
$50, 2.29,
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TOBACCO TRADE.
Ohio Dealers Snubbed at Balu.
more.

BARsEsvrLLE, O., July l3.-The COM
mi,tee sent to Baltimore BY the Eastern
Ohio Tobacco Association have returned,
and report the refusal Of the commission
houses 70 take any notice oil the resolu.
tions passed in convention some time
back. The Association will hold another
convention here on the 18th inst, but it
IL the general opinion Of business men
that no number Of conventions can or
will control the tobacco market in Balti.
more while the dealers in Ohio borrow
the capital to do business on Of Baltimore
commission men, and the only way to
have their own market Is to patroniEe
their own State markets, and cut loose
from the East entirely.
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SOUTH AFRICA.
The Knffir War About Over.

LONDON, July 1S.-The Cape Town
Standard and Mail, in summing up the re.
suits Of the war now ended In South
Africa says: only few small parties Of
the enemy remain, and il will not be long
before they are disposed Of. Copgabele,
Ufanis, Tine and other chiefs have been
taken prisoners. sardili, Dunkemana
and syolo have been killed. Dimba has
surrendered, and only one man Of inau-
ence Ia still at liberty.
"The loss on the side of the insurgents
has been much more severe than the na.
tives had experienced 10 any previous
outbreak, and Il may be said their power
as 4 people has been utterly destroyed"
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a 4 sensation nj Huntington.

r'as "'A7'So7os, W. vAr July l3.-JOhn
1,.a t.sa'', residing 10 .hi. place, an EN-.
i. ro!s o. The c. 4 10. Railroad shops,
4 S.'sa ~. itoG his vile, he having watch.
>. S..,I. sSa caught her 10 company with other
T,.'a TI,a.a Of this city several times.
: s'' osIs.s I - industrious, honest man. A,
ci,i,., !, NY hight Tolbert McLure, q
y.,,, ,Sn y 'aii place, aged tweuty.oue
T,b,,. que passing The residence Of Mr..
u, 49, n invited to take a chair 10
esp,sj s9efs she SAs sitting. He sc.
osloet hoa sat and converted till II
w c'.,. a. The same time the husband
,Ook Gsalsd G' 10 the house. AZ Mcclure
tS,,. ,s. i. departure the husband tlred
NsIp,ss ~ ... !to9 pistol, not hitting him.
,tssII,' s'taped unhurt This is 4 great
tiTo,c" mere. Tanner has sued Tor a
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ENGLAND.
Reception to the Earl OF Beacons-
field.

LONDON, July l3.-Extensive prepara.
tions are making for reception to Bea-
cousfeld on his return from Berlin Tues
day. A special train will convey him
from Dover to London. The Carleton
Club accompany him. The time for the
banquet at the Carleton Club Is not fixed,
depending on the state OF Beaconsields
health. His reception will fall but short
Of that given 10 the Prince Of Wales on
bis return from India.
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NOT POLITICIANS,

Instead Of canvassing the departments
Tor election funds, the Secretary Of the
Republican Congressional Committee has
caused circulars to be distributed among
clerks and others informing them that as
the rules render difficult their absence
during Office hours, an arrangement has
been made with the treasurer to be At =
specified bank from 4 TO s each afternoon
to receive contributions. A number Of
clerks called on declined TO contribute on
the ground that they are not politicians.
The National Executive Committee, Of
the Union Lesgue OF America, will meet
at Brighton Hotel, Coney Island, N. Y,
on the 18th inst.
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NV YoRK, July 13.-Arrived-stsar.
ships Germanic, Liverpool; Cornwall,
Bristol; Vaderland, Antwerp.
BosroS, July Observation-Disclosures
Hull; Parthia, Liverpool.
IoSTREAI, July l3.-Arriyed-Poly-
nssian, Liverpool.
LtvERRoo1, July 1S.-Arrivsd-Brit.
tsnic, from New York.
LONDON, July l3.-steamIhips City Of
Montreal and Gellert, from New York,
and MoraviIn, from Montreal, hays ar.
rived out,
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a1e9I C1Fe for TFamps.

CouscrI BLuTFs, July l3.-Forty Of
the tramps captured Thursday were lodg.
ed 10 iAil. They were tried under the
yaRrant act, and are now being worked
on the streets, with the Thermometer in
dicatlng 65s in The shade. No one was
killed or wounded. Allttamps will be
similarly treated who Try to make this
city their headquarters.
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MATRIMONIAL.
Fair Forty and Brave seyenteen.

SEw YoRE, July lS.-Elmer Ellsworth
SAeeel, aged seventeen, and Sarah Ere.
d.nbufgh, aged forty, both OF Mount
Peasant, have utOunded their communi.
Vby elopiDg together. She is tall and
drk, and Of considerable personal at.
ttIctiOns, She is ,sIeher in the Meth.
oi.t Sunday School Of PlessAntville,
Iad hN ever since her girlhood moved iu
hstepsctAlbe society Of the city. He is
IPlsa'lnt, intelligent boy. They we're
married At White Plains by q Baptist
clergyman. Mr. Ind Mrs. Slaegel, Sr.,
In hardly tecOnciled 10 what has occur
nd, but it !. though, they will be 10 a
aS days. The dlughttr.in.law is q year
&ISo older than her husbands mother.
AMERICAN BRIDE FOR E0YPr.
BRooKLYS, y, Y, July l3.-Aristides
FItnIehI, wealthy merchant Of Alexan.
GI, Egypt sn married yesterday to Miss
L1e! Ellen Otis, daughter Of George K.
Oa., mail contractor. The ceremony was
Performed B! Rev. A. Jerring, pastor
clue Russian Greek Church, according
70 Tie ritual Of that Church, and was
a,,!9Ot ind imposing. The couple start.
ed l0f sA',togA, They are to reside per
alntniI!u Alexandria, Egypt, and are
70 "a! lot that city July 20,
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July lS.-The clearings Of
the Chicago banks for last week amounted
to SIG. .SO5, ,444 4S. or about s., ,O95, 900 less
than for the corresponding week last
year. There was. very little change in
local finance last week. The demand for
money and other isvors has been moder.
ate, and with plentiful supply Of loaua-
BILE funds the banks were ready takers Of
all the Board Of Trade, packers, and mer.
camille papers presented, ranging from
six to ten per cent per anuum. Eastern
exchange between city banks has ruled
firm, with sales at 6Oa75c premium per
s. 900. The trade Of the city has in
creased slowly, but steadily, and our
merchants predict a good movement
when the farmers have finished
harvesting their wheat, rye and oats.
City deposits have improved, and
the same Il true in regard to collections.
The outflow Of currency has been fair,
but the amount received has exceeded the
shipments. faper falling due has been
met with degree Of promptness, and the
demand for extensions and renewals has
been rather meager. Rail rates to the
seaboard have been steady on the basis
OF sixteen cents on grain and eighteen
cents on provisions per 100 pounds TO
New York. Atthe wholesale lumber docks
the demand for cArgoes has been about
equal 10 the offerings, and prices have
been steady and uniform. At the yards,
however, quietness has prevailed. The
National Bank Of Illinois, Of Chicago,
has declared semi.annual dividend Of
81 per cent on its stock, payable July
18th. The Illinois Trust and Savings
Bank OF this city has declared semi.an-
nual dividend Of 8! per cent.
THE GRAIN AND PRovrsIos MARKEr
during the week have been stronger and
higher. Receipts and shipments were as
follows: Receipts -four, Ss, ,637 bbls; grain,
j. .72a, ,45I bush; hogs, $500 head; cattle,
10 p37 head; sheep, 1855 head. Ship
ments: Flour, 35,75s bile; grain, 1916.
0l3 bush; pork, 8, AS bile; lard, 3,12s. .s01
lbs: cut meats, l9,796,O6s lbs. Eastern
Exchanges between city banks WA firm,
with sales at 6Oc premium on 81 900. The
receipts Of currency from and the chip
ments TO the country were moderate. The
receipts were: BY canal, IS 500 bush corn
and 3 500 bush oats; by rail, 740 car loads.
embracing 80 Of wheat, COZ ot corn, 90 Of
oats, and 2 Of rye.
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CUBA.
Representation In the spanish
l0rfea.

HAVANA, July 13.-A decree has been
promulgated concerning the election Of
Deputies to represent Cuba In the Span.
ish Cortes. Ii provides that Cuba shall
have one Deputy for every 40 900 free In
habitsnts. These Deputies must be
spaniards and laymen, not under twenty
Eve years Of age. Any spaniard over
twenty-five, who pays annual taxes Of i've
dollars and over may be an elector. The
Governor General has the same power to
settle all difficulties that may occur in
electoral questions "a the supreme Gov.
ernment.
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Another Day Of Seorching Heat
nj 81 Louis.

ST.. Louls, July l4.-Another scorch-
ing day and another terrible death rate,
fully 50 cases Of sunstroke have occurred
to-day and about 20 deaths, including the
number Of cases yesterday and Friday.
Notwithstanding the intense heat thou
sands Of people visited the beer gardens
and other places TO day, and the usual
amount OF drinking was INDUCED in. In
view OF this fact and in anticipation ofthe
increased number Of excited or weaken
ed systems tomorrow, resulting from
carousals to-day, the health oE6cer has
added several more cots 10 those already
in use at the city dispensary, the medi.
cal force has also been increased.
FATAL suNsrRoKIs IN QUINCY, III.
QUINCY, Ill, July l4.-since yestsr.
day morning there have been seven eases
Of sunstroke in this city, Eve Of which
proved fatal. The victims were Harvey
Leifhelon, Andy Thompson, Joseph Gil.
bert, John Eigan and . man named
Fleming. Gilbert and Fleming were at
tackled today.
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The Wonderipl snoo,,.,

,,s INV t0s! aosK, July lS.-Dr. A. F. Car.
SSo,ss % sSiy s broke 8, 800 glass balls in eisbt
Ind ,,s1s,l az; lsd One,hili minutes. BE
StiL H. o'iS4 T balls. After breaking 8, 900
Ia. 'D' Doctor rested thirty.tvo min
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M, JOHNSON is 10 address the
III. oi Brooke county tomorrow, on
F,L ;IS oos,,iOu be will no doubt formally
'sr,,. TO them that be is candidate
y. l.'C co.,,..,. The Colonel is understood
,.b,v, " ben putting IN bis work up to
". @. nm. in the lower part Of the Dis
W., y. ,,psciAlly in Tyler, WetEel and
p,.,,,,,, and now be comes up TO set the
nI in motion 10 the Panhandle. He Is
I'D I'd 10 /. quite .Olid with the dreenbAck
+, ,jdi,lOu to Colonel Dan 50 an op.
,,,.,, to COiosel Ben, the Hon. John
E,,.oD Good hM come on the scenes "a
,o,d;d.,., ,Dd from this time on will
/, h,,d oI in the canvass. He will
.,np.,t strongly s.a matter Of course
/, ii. P,rhandIe, for the support oi the
D,usrIey. This county was instructed
h, him Two years ago. II We mis-
nt, oOi, be had aI.o a warm support in
B,,ok,. Hancock and MArshaIl, and quite
l,sp.elbls backing in wetsel.
will thus BE- seen that there are tour
RebuOpd. 10 the field on the Democratic
,i5., uyiug nothing Of the dark horses
ia. may loom mp, viz-COIonel Ben,
C,.op.l Dau, Colonel Jake Jackson
nd The Hon. John Hanson Good. We
,,,,uns that Johnson, Jackson Snd Good
Ill tslil Colonel Ben as under an hon
u,b!. obligation not to be in their way
ii S,v Mr,ip.yille. 1t will be seen that
he Petersburg SeaGHd, in its article in
lsO,k.i column, rs,asserts in positive
vu, il statement that the Colonel
pledged hlmseIi Two years sgo bot 10 oe
is.Sdid4te Tor third term. It is to be
presumed that The editor is speaking by
he card. He i, a member Of the present
DsnocrAtic Congressional Committee oi
,b. District, and is Of cOurse, posted on
ColOusl Ben. commi.tsl to the rival
candidates.
Twill be pOliced that the Col. has had
uOtbius to ly thus lar on the subject Of
,hltplsdge. He is WsllAware Of whathas
ben said in Democratic circles about it,
ad i, seem, a little queer that he has
nt.u 10 notice Of il. This silence is Of
Oi its!I under all the circumstances Of
sA. case, quite suggestive.