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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-23

ST.. LOUIS, December 2l.-The ST. Louis
Bridge Company have perfected their or
ganization by electing Scion Humphreys,
Of New York, President; E. w. Wood.
ward, OF st. Louis, Vice President; Ed.
Walsh, Jr., Of St. Louis, Secretary; An
thony J. Thomas, Of New York, Treasurer.
The bridge will pass into the. hands Of
this company as soon as the legal forms
are conformed to. The contract stipulates
that the company will give to the holders
Of the first mortgage new bonds at par; to
holders Of the second mortgage will beisr
sued first preferred stock; 70 holders oi
the third mortgage second preferred stock.
The arrangement also contemplates the
setting apart OF the earnings OF the bridge
until 1881, to be divided between the first
mortgage bondholdefsand the lholdefsaof
Indebtedness incurred while the property
was in the hands OF the receiver.
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HoufsLANAl
a had STATE OF Analrs-staie and Fed.
al; eraf Authorities Denef. =

NV ORLEANS, December q -Telegrams
from Caddo parish to the United States
District Attorney announce that the entire
Red River country is in 4 fever Of excite
ment, and virtually in d condition Of re-
rebellion against the laws Of the United
States. Quite recently q Deputy Marshal
in Caddo has been. subpenaing witnesses
in prosecutions for 0 violation OF the Fed
eral election law. He started with two
eolored men named CLARK and Bill White,
on the steamer Danube for New Orleans.
A Constable. named JEFF Cole boarded the
Danube and took them from the custody
Of the Marshal. i While at Jerry Bearan's
plantation, en- route back to Shreveport, the
two men were attacked by q mob and
brutally murdered. .t....l
Information Of this was to-day tele-
graphed 10 the Attorney General at WASH
ington, and. District Attorney Leonard
now awaits instructions. Your correspon-
dent has Just lett Mr.. Leonard, with whom
he had protraeted interview, That Off
Ger says the people Of The Red river coun.
try are as crazy rs they were in 1861, and
any attempt 70 control them BY q Marshal's
posse would be futile. He says that it
will only DE necessary TO have It known
that witness has been subpGnaed before
the Federal Court To have that witness
killed, and that the fate Of the witnesses
named Is. only the commencement Of q re-
sistance which the Government will never
quell by any civil process. b.. aF 4
In, confirmation of this opinion, your
correspondent learns from another and
most responsible source that the Federal
Grand jury has devoted the entire week TO
an investigation Of The conduct Of the cleo
ton in the Red River Country. The
Grand Inquest has ascertained to Its en-
tire satisfaction that in the Parishes OF
Caddo, DeSoto aud Bossier gross viola
tons Of both the State. and Federal cleo
ton laws occurred at every poll. As evil
dence Of the extent OF the information,
your correspondent Is assured that in
dictments have been found against the
prominent men OF all these parishes, as
well as in Natehitoches and Ouachita. In
the latter parish your correspondent is
assured that leading men have already
announced their intention 10 resist arrest
at all hazards even II resistance should re
suit in an armed conflict w hen the in
clements found during the present week
are executed, Il is predicted the row will
commence. In this connection the Dis
trict Attorney remarked that one company
oi soldiers would be far more effectual
than thousand Deputy Marshals.
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suppo,ed Murder 1.-TWO Negroc..

NEwI ORLEANS, December 2LTThe BIC;
arne says: Atelegram has been received
here announcing the disappearance and
supposed murder Of Lott Clark and Bill
White, two colored men, near Caledo.
mia, about 30 miles from Shreveport, while
on their way to this city, where they were
summoned to appear before the United
States grand jury as witnesses in the elec-
ton troubles, When the steamer Danube
arrived ut Caledonia constable named
JEFF Coel presented warrant forthesar
rest OF Clark and White, took them off and
started in the direction Of Shreveport. Up
on arriving at Brands plantation mob
took, the prisoners rfrom,the constable and
nothing more has been heard oi them.
They are Supposed to have been Killed
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sad Accident at Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, December 2l.-This after.
noon an accident occurredat the aIouon-
gahela Iron Works Of Lewis, Oliver &
Phillips, Tenth street, South Side, which
will be attended with disastrous results.
It appears one Of the drivers employed by
the firm ran his wagon against pile oil
OF iron, which fell against themill, knocking
down the roof and killing the owner OF the
wagon, and injuring three OF the workmen
to such an extent that their lives are des-
paired OF. The accident occurred about
two O'Clock. Some; thirty ofS forty cars1 81
irohlweFeI piled Ip Alongside Of the mill,
facing on q small alley. Three laboring
men and the driver were engaged in load
ing iron on q. wagon, when the wall on
that side gave way and buried the men be-
meath the debris, the iron falling upon the
mass Of bricks, &c: - -A'.'' tN',I
The full force OF laborers proceeded at
once TO extricate the victims. James
Thompson, the driver, had his back bro
ken, and diedina short tine.. Mr. Pteif'
ier, residing 6u Plus street, . laborer, had
his arm crushed and head lacerated. The
names of the other parties were VIM. An
son and Jeremiah Smith.
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Good New. from the south.

LOUISVILLE, December ao.-Hon. E. D.
standiford, President; H. Victor New
com, Vice President; F.. DeFuniak. Chief
Engineer and Superintendent OF Machine
~, and 1. A. Sherman, the Presidents Sec
retary, all officials Of the Louisville and
Great Southern road,, returned to-day from
an inspection Of the various roads Of that
Company and general Southern tour.
They visited various cities in the South,
and report their condition better than eyer
before. M classes oi citizens being ivefy
hopeful Dist prosperous times had already
commenced. The terrible state Of affairs
caused by the yellow fever had altogether
disappeared, and the crops were beiug
handled and marketed with the utmost
rapidity, taxing The transportation lfscili-
ties OF the railroads to the utmost.
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"A Supposed Murderer In Jaii at steuben.
VILE.


sTEuBESvrLLE, o., December ol.-ste-
phen D. Richards was. arrested at Mount
Pleasant, this county, today on the charge
'of numbering Mrs. Harrison and her three
children, fifteen miles south Of Kearney,
Nebraska, aon7the sth inst Thesbodies
wete seersted IN . haystasls where they
were found on the llth inst. J. Fogel, a
guard at the Ohio Penitentiarv, who is at
home on a visit, having read an account
Of the murder in the Enquirer, arrested o
man named S. D. Richards, whom he sus-
pected, knowing that he had Just come
from the section where. the horrible, deed
was Committed He proceeded pith The
Township Constable and arrested Rich-
ards, bound him hand and foot and con-
yeyed him to the County Jail, in this city,
to await the arrival OF officers from Ne
hraska
The accused lived in WarrentoH this
county, q number Of years and bore a
good character. He Is q fine. looking man,
twenty.four years OF age, six feet four
inches high, weighs lS5 pounds. He went
West three years ago, where, it is said, he
utGAlle ICSAlcoo Allu ttu LIAsb lllGs uhCu
arrested he was crossing field in compa-
ny with two young ladies. he says that
he would not have been taken SO easily il
the girls had not with him, as he had
sworn to die in his tracks before he would
be arrested
When the prisoner was shown the
newspaper giving an account Of the find
ingof the bodies, he said: " can prove
thai I wasnot lthere Iatl that time 8 7 leh
Kearney on the 9th." On being told that
the horrible crime was committed on the
sth, he replied, That's so, ] thought it
was on Monday" He admits that he
was indirectly connected with the affair;
says he did not commit ths deed, but
knows who did. He believes that he will
be lynched Immediately on his return TO
Kearney. He says he belongs to a secret
society whose members are sworn To-
and anS t6as the t oihesiS Who arrested him
will he killed.
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oyerhauIlng Account. I'm England. :

NV foES Deem q bet Private ION
don cables quote money on the streets
brisk at 5la5i per cent or lai above the
bank rate. twas not believed the bank
would move its figure this week to cor;
respond, as the week was 50 near out, and
action Of that kind would only, tend 70
creael increased distrpst. a general over
hauling OF accounts is in progress in, Eng.
land on the part OF the large financial
institutions. Insome respects these over.
ihaulings will haze good effect, as they
will l-bes opt TO make the-worstzknown
SOONER than It otherwise would Be. The
effect ofthese cables has been TO stifien
the short rate Of London 10 ESQ, Belmont
making IN extra Jump 10 100. - it-la.5H
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DEATH or DR. REYxoLnA-Dr. John
Reynolds, q former well known citizen Of
this State, died on Saturday morning last,
al his residence in Monroe county, Ohio,
Just opposite Fish Greek. DR.. Reynolds
formerly lived in Marshall county, and
was at one time aSmember OF the West
Virginia Legislature His disease WINS con-
sumption, from which be had been sui.
ferer for q long time, although only con-
fined to his room during the past Eve or
six months, Tho mineral services will be
held this morning, and The remains win be
inferred in the cemetery At Sunfish. %.
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AsIpEwALK INCIDENTAL lady walking
down Main street. Saturday afternoon,
came to slippery place on the pavement,
hesitated, slipped and was lost. A gentle
man who saw her fall started calamity to
the rescue, but he started too suddenly,
slipped an eccentric, tried to switch of on
the side track, saw that collision with
the sidewalk was inevitable, pulled her
wide open and pounded hole in the
pavement rs he stopped in his mad career.
By this time the lady had regained, her
feet and was regarding him with much in
terest. "You are not hurt, are you, sir?"
she asked. The gentleman scrambled to
his feet, assured her he was not injured,
and then. as he limped off, muttered:
'But I'll bet Eve dollars II a post mortem
were held over my remains that my brains
would be found in my stomach" From
which it is inferred that he was more
shaken than lemonade, 5 ,.,5-
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RUSSIA.

LoSDox, DecembeT2l. Explanation Of
the riotous conduct OF the University
students is TO be found in the facts stated
in these dispatches some days ago ( A
revolutionary propagandahas spread itself
So far that there Is scarcely q, family 3of
education or position which has not
among its members an adyocate Of the
subyersiye doctrines Of the Nihilists. II
the opinions OF those who should best
know the actual conduct Of affairs may be
taken, Russia at this moment stands on Q
volcano which may at any moment ex-
plode. .,,,..,,,-
St. Petersburg says: The agitation in Rus
sia is extending. The repression oil the
students has,excited great diSatisiactio
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.Bos1ox, December 2ss.lIhe. storm last
night was very severe all along the coass,
and pame16as disasters to The shipping
pFe I reported. n...r,,.r b LTbI bsayissl
snow storm for years occurred last even
ing. Nearly three feet OF snow covers the
ground; ;andyalb trains dpc this morning
are seyeralhours late /,
HALlEAx, Deeember ga Ahsavy south.
east gale this morning caused much dam.
age TO shipping in the harbor.
0UEREc,' December -2o.-About three
ieet OF snow fell last evening, Some Of
The streets are almost impassable.
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Two RUSAwAYa-At team belonging to
Leopold Ackerman ran of near the 18th
street bridge, In East Wheeling, on Satur-
day morning, breaking up the wagon
badly. Ernest Stephens horse, which
was attaehed 70 light spring wagon, be-
came frightened at the racket made by
Ackerman's team, and started on a lively
race against time on his own account,
bringing up against the fence around the
Fourth Ward school house, and breaking
both fence and. wagon. The horse es
capped without injury, :
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|. AccmKSr At TOP Mill Blast FURNACE.
WIN. Foster, employed At the Top Mill
Blast Furnace, on Saturday afternoon &C.
'cidentally stepped into q eindef Zap, and
burned his foot badly. A sudden rise Of
steam bewildered him, preventing him
from seeing where helwas walking, and
causing him 70 take mis-step and "get
his foot into IT, Foster vas, conveyed In
q carnage % bis home on Maih street, rieai
the Arlington Stove Works, and medical
assistance summoned. The accident is NO
doubt avery painful one, but is not Of q
serious nature,
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pcGREAT RRIrAIA .i1.ai 10

LoxpoS, December 2l.-Employers ID
the Manufactured iron trade In the norti
OF England demand before 5arbitrators
FIVE per cent reduction in consequence q
the depression in business. The men say
the price Of labor, is already lover than 4
has been during the past twenty years.
Newspapers continue TO publish &C
of distress Throughout thei c1un'
Try. Adyices from Widnes, Goole, Dun
dee, Wolverhampton, Liverpool, Man
chester and Talford confirm previous nc.
counts of distress prevailing at those
nIaraS
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Uen,I,IrI.sand Hampton.

Bnooxv1LLE, ISp., December 2l.-The
ralltv ESGF, Published Ihers, 7Koiss1 1the
names Of fIendrieks and Hampton Sor
President and Vice President in 1880, and
adds: "Let there be no uncertain meaning
aborftuuT finanqiallyieEs OTheg egreenhpek
system OF currency Is the best money with.
In our reach, and ought to be, adopted.
This can be done II the Democracy VIII
only make an open field fight for II. With
Hendricks aud Hampton ct the head o.
the ticket victory and consequent good
government is as certain as destiny isselLSS
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The bar Of Braxton county passed very
complimentary resolutions in honor Of ex-
Ir5re and ex-Auditor J. N. McWhorter's
,scspt service on the bench at Sutton, as
, substitute for Judge Holt Judge Nc
wbOter is eminently a judicial sort Of
man and as an officer leaves behind him
. mi name wherever he goes. --.
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/, y..nr =. Lsay Peeaiiasiy AaIseasd.

PrrrsBuRGH, pecember t2l.- Beaver Is
excited over q case oisome general interest
A young lady ofthe borough named Mary
Williams, on last Tuesday night was at
taoEsd with what she supposed to be the
ear.aehe. Remedies were applied, but
without avail, Ehan i gs discoxe,eI ,sts se
was in kind of eonna pls!ie So ,,o0sd o0sa
sleeping and sYake; iHeI eyes ate % eaosse soHsa
and she, imagines herself aHsy " sGh. hn.
dismal place, though SUI reeogniLin ngs e.
friend, "a 4 ;tas s@si md hf Sit. 7
ems @ appeals for help are terrible. her
Arr sleep lasted tWenty.Iouf hour, amer
ent am mo- trying To wake her, but al tailed:
Or. strouse was sent for and on coming
avSke her, but she sank to sleep Almost
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TIE New York S,ul, because Of its in
grained hate for everything belonging TO
the administration OF President Hayes,
Affects to lay some stress on the mares
nest hunt OF our senior Senator through
the records OF the Treasury Department
Changes and erasures have been discover
I'd, says the Sun. Exactly so. And who
discovered them! Why the experts-not
Senator Henry-who, as we have said, was
OF drinking wine at the French Cafes in
Paris when the investigation was going
on last summer. The experts discovered
al the changes and erasures, and, more
than this, they discovered, as they an
nOuneed at the close oftthea Investigation,
that the accounts balanced to cent"
While they have double and twisted way
oikeeping accounts, in the Treasury De
panment-a waysthat came down TO mod
ern days as a legacy-yet when once II Is
untangled '4he accounts balance to 9
cent" That after all IS the import
mt fact, and 1t is inst the fact that
Senator Henry hoped not to encounter.
lie set ont to make great man out Of
himself by exhibiting tremendous finan-
riAl ken to the world, but It happened to
Senator Henry to learn, as it has happen-
ed to many others who have been in a
hurry to shoot before they got a good
ready, that u
The Eun that's aimed at duck or ployeE
May recoIl aud kick IL owner UTer."
This couplet describes exactly the aeci-
dent that has happened to Senator Henry.
His gun has recoiled and kicked him over,
and he has failed 70 bring down any game
whatever eas79 o.
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r,,,. ,,,.iness outlook In New jersey, ac.

The business outlook in New jersey, nc.
oorlinr to reports in the New York Herald,
!. brighter than It has been in many years.
Good accounts come from the manufacture
i,p cities and towns, and in an agricultural
NJ noint Of view the situation is full Of en-
'.,r,,,.nent. II, n ..tli, b.
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Rv. MosEs E. LARD, Ia gentleman well
known in Brooke county,, was recently
preaching at Stanford, KY, and while
:psaking became somewhat annoyed at
bi. audience, who, 1t seems, had habit Of
nrning to see every newcomer: "Gentle-
men and ladies, said he, If you will give me
vour close attention Twill keep lookout on
ih.t door, and If anything worse than q man
enters will warn you in time TO make
your escape"
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T,nE GEEaG GAsE.-Attorney General
White, who went TO Harrisburg with the
Prosecuting Attorney Of Preston county,
after Elihn Gregg, the Preston fire-bug,re-
turned 10 the city on Saturday The ap-
plieation Of Greggs counsel far the pVo-
cation Of the requisition issut1l III Cover
nor Hartrantt was argued befOts the Gov
ernor on Friday evening, and the, argu-
ment was not finished until after II o.
clock that night. q The Governor had not
made bis decision known when Col.
White left Harrisburg, and II may not be
announced for some days 70 come. Isaal
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VIZ notice in the Tyler County .Sdr a
letter from Hon. ]. S. BoremSn Of Utah
Territory, who had Just returned TO Utah
I,On trip to Oregon and Washington
Territory, in which be expresses the
opinion that the great city of the North
vest will be upon The Puget Sound when
,be North Pacific railroad is completed. 2
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instantly. She has hot 6eenawake pass
ing FIVE hours since last Tuesday. The
moment her eyes close she imagines her
self dressed in white with different trim
mings, but always dressed for the street,
with hat and gloves 70 match her dress.
While her eyes are closed her suaerings
are intense. This lady is in her twenty;
second c99egeysT9l2l NGhMOt
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E1lknAEo.L

CHICAGO, December 2l.-The trade Of
the city with retailers has been large, and
the stores have been thronged daily with
shoppers in search Of articles suitable for
holiday presents from .tiie Lowest to the
highest priced. Rail rates TO the seaboafd
have been advanced to the basis 81 Sc per
100 lbs for grain to New York and 4Oc 70
Boston. During the past few weeks, until
The 10Th inst, there has been eo9sideiaole
cutting in rates, and eoutra have been
made al 25c per l0Olbs for provisions from
Chicago TO Liverpool. The rate o. the
Latter is now 6Slc. The number Of hogs
packed in Chicago from November LIST 20
date Is l,l0G,.a7, against 9Ss,7S In 1871
and 95S,952 in 1876. The grain and pro-
vision markets have been moderately
Gcive, but somewhat unsettled dnring The
week. Receipts and shipments Of articles
named were: Receipts -four, =, fSs htts .; |;
gfsiA, ], so, ,HHi6 bush; live hog, iStlSS
heads; dressed hogs, 9, ,426 head. Ship
ments-FIour, 81, ,S3l brls; grain el6, ,s9o
bush; pork, 3,0S5 brls; cut meats, 22S4lSf-
14S lbs; lard, O., ,0o8, ,SSI lbs. v-s.s.,
The Chicago TfHSs says the exports OF
PCyiSions from the American Atlantic
ports for the period from November 70
lleeSmbeF z, inclusive, during lS77 and
lsIS, WeFe as follows: y" ~ 4
AlrIsssS isR. is5I. lneIease:
sTS SSd S;S;, ;i;,'i;: r.. 8; ;ss,i4 EsiiEsi tY,sl
iAfd, Es...,.-..-....... SS,SlS,tSl DESaG9 laiiFe
------... - -, = - -
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TURKEY.

CoSsrAxTlSorLE, December 2L-Safyet
Pasha has been appointed Embassador TO
France. The Grand viLier Is authorized
to conclude the arrangements respecting
Sovi Bazar and Bosnia on the terms pro.
posed by Austria. 10y
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anIlir Inflans IFanlte.i.,

81. Lows, DecembeF gl.-;Al5IopeeEEll, hsls.i y.
,peeisi w. Il Z response tSQ dshaadby
lie Governor Of Kansas, the authorities
Il washington have ordered the captured
Cheyenne Indians taken to Fort LeGyen
worth, with q view Of identifying thost
vuilty OF outrages in that State, that slel
NAY be turned OSef 10 tha evil anthoritiei
pf K anlsIs i6r triAl, and the remainder 70
turned % their agency in the Indian ter
EitoFy, s'sa $50 - iUl9sf ;iTr'asNli-s''
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yioIators OF EIeetion Laws indicted.

RfcnToSD, December ei.-The grand
jury o: the United States Circuit Court has
indicted R. W. Arnold, Henry BirdsonO
and J. S, Ellis for violation OF the election
laws, in eiecting Porter A. Robinson, us.
Supervisor OF Elections, from the voting
precincts at Wayerly Station, Sussex
cnnntv as,l ..s-
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Weather IndIcatIons.

WASHINGTON, D. c., l a. NJ, December
o3-For the lakes, Ohio Valley and Ten
nesSee, rising followed at western stations
by stationary barometer, northwest TO-
southwest winds, partly cloudy and cooler
weather. and numerous light SHOWS in the
Lake REGION,
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OrE beloved Representatives at Wash.
ington are nourished and cared for at
The following places: Senator DAVIS AT
the Arlington, the bon-ton hotel OF the
civ: Senator FRANK HEREPoRD at q more
democratic hostelry-the National; Col.
BH WILSON and Col. BES MARrIs at the
same place, and JoHS f. KESxA at 1895
New York avenue. Our Ohio neighbor,
Capt DAxpoRD, is accommodated at the
the Metropolitan. Il.
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PoLIcr CouRr-Jtldqt Crarm.er.

His Honorron Saturday morning dis.
posed Of the following cases: GiV s'.id'
George Mack, aged ten, charged with
stealing watch belonging 70 Robert Bry-
son, was fined sl0.,. Execution was sus-
pended on account Of the tender years Of
defendant.ll
VIM. Edison, q vagFant was fined g.
Execution; was suspended -on defendant
agreeing TO leave the city within one hour.