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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-29
OUR EAIRM0NT LETTER.
EArKxosr, W. Va, May %.

EdltOrs IniGlllgsneer:
This afternoon has been I kind Of gals
day for our citizens, being the time ap-
pointed for the presentation Of the Gag &c
the Davis Light Guards. Quite num-
Der went TO ConAway's Grove near toWr
TO participate in the festivities Of the oc.
casion. The company marched to and
from the grove headed BY the Fairmont
Cornet Band which discoursed sweet
strains at various intervals during the ai-
ternoon. After time spent in various
epjoymenu, Miss Maggie Smith, daughter
Of Fontain Smith, Esq, IN behalf OF The
ladies OF Fairmont, made the formal
presentation speech, which was responded
TO by Mr.. George A. Dunnington in be-
half OF the company. The aag Is Of silk,
nicely lettered, and cost S64.
Captain Moore, who has been in Was b.
ton for some days, returned this morning
and had charge Of the company. AZ
ter the other speeches he made q
few remarks, again raturning thanks for
the beautiful Dag and the encouragement
thus given them. This was followed by
an excellent supper for all present. The
Guards will not decide till they meet to-
night whether or not they will 60 to
Wheeling on Thursday.
About 4 o'clock this afternoon 4 de.
tachment Of the Cadets from the Uniyer.
sity arrived In town In charge Of three
pieces Of artillery, en- route for your city
10 take part in the exercises of the
30th inst. We understand the en-
tire corps Of cadets will come from Nor.
gantown to morrow and go to Wheeling.
Several from this place will 90 to witness
the "sham battle" others to Be present at
the conservation Of the new Bishop for
West Virginia, and still others to take q
q view Of your city. Then again
others will attend the decoration at
Grafton. Flowers being 80 plentiful
this year there should be no
lack in this respect. It is to be
hoped that the various points along the
railroad will send flowers to Grafton for
this touching memorial occasion. The
fact that Hon. WaitmAn T. Wiley de.
livers the address will doubtless bring to-
gether 9 large crowd.
Capt. Harry Pierpoint, formerly Of
this place, now Of Richie county, Is back
among old friends for few days. G.
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ton. 4,1a4X cents, mos. sales being made
at AZ cents.
iHE sHEEP MARX
REMARKS,

The offerings this week compare iayora.
bly, AS 10 quality with the run last week,
there being great many very good Sheep
among them. The mArket. has been quite
slow, no activity being observable In any
Of the pens. Prices are lower than last
week, and the tendency has been to-day
towards lower figures. We quote Sheep at
3Ha4H cents, and few extra at AZ cent?.
There was enc lot Of very extra which
brought 81 cents. Lambs at 4A6K cents,
and but few at the latter price.
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HAVANA, May 2s.-The actual receipts
Of sugar exceed last years. at Matanza,
Cardenas and LAgua, while the receipts
are about 20 per cent less, The stock Of
sugar at Havana and Matanzls is 20, 900
tons less than last year. It Is estimated
that 100000 tons have been made in the
whole Island. The yield IL now falling
Of considerably because Of the great heat,
and the rain season l. much advanced.
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THE ARMY.


wAsHIseros, May 2s.-The amend
ments to the army bill, for the transfer Ol
The Indian Bureau to the War Depart
ment and prohibiting the use Of troops
for civil purposes unless specially au'
thorized by act Of Congress, were agreed
to in the House and the bill passed-yeal
1870, nays lis.
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AMONG THE BREAKERS.
Failure OF Kimberly, Carnes &

PITTSBURGH. May 2s.-Kimberlyi
Carnes & Co., one Of the largest Iron
firms OF western Pennsylvania, with
works located at New Castle, Greenville,
Sharon and other points 10 shenangC
Valley, failed to-day. The immediate
cause Of the failure was the inability to
procure discounts, one hundred thousand
dollars worth oftheir paper having gone
to protest last Saturday. Liabilities and
assets can not be ascertained until after
their creditors meet which will be in a
few DAYS.
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IT will be .ssu by our FairmOnt letter
that detachment ofeadStI from Morgan.
town were At the former place Last evsn-
Ing en- route to this city with three
pieces Of ARTILLERY.
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any source whatever, and shall belong to
the United States, they shall not be re.
tired, cancelled or destroyed, but they
shall be received and paid out again and
kept In circulation, provided that moth.
ing herein shall prohibit the cancellation
and destruction OF mutilated and the 10.
sue Of other notes Of like denomination in
their stead as now provided. All acts
and parts OF acts tn conflict herewith are
hereby repealed, II now goes to the Presi'
dent for his signature.
REPEAL OF THE BANKRUPT LAW.
At the expiration Of the morning hour
the House proceeded to the confederation
Of business on the speakers table and q
number Of executive documents were re.
ferred.
The bill on the table was that for the
repeal of the bankrupt law, with Senate
amendments.
On motion Of Mr.. Knott, the amend
ments were concured in.
The bill now goes to the President for
his signature. Adjourned.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 2s.-The Tms has be-
gun TO urge the establnhmsnt Of BritiSt
protectorate over Turkey in Asia. +.
There has been no change In the stat
OF affairs in the strike diItricts Of Lanca
shire. The masters and operatives con
tinue obstinate and there 6 no prospect
Of the immediate accommodation Of theil
differences.
Telesrlms from Manila represent
trade a greatly depressed in consequence.
Of the threatened failure Of the rice croI
In the Philippine Islands.
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TzE. indications are that Bishop Nc.
Crosby Of Michigan discovered that the
evidences OF bis guilt at Detroit were too
unmistakabls to be faced down by his
return to that city, and therefore be
again aud very speedily turned his face
10 the Edward and aed.
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May Music in san Francisco.

sAx FRANCISCO, May 2s.-The May
Musical Festival .opened at the Mechan.
| ics' Pavilion this afternoon TO fair
attendance. The orchestra was about
100 strong and the chorus ITO. The pro-
Rramme Of to-day was successfully rem
dered, aud the Festival bids fair to prove
4 success,
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i,,t. ,l'ol IIx SWEENEY returned yestsr.
d. T'a TIP TO Tyler county. He say.
ia '.'o : received an atmospheric sort Of
!. ,..p. -P''.'l'n that Col. Ben Wilson will
= s,..s'' ,.s'ain.'sd for COnsre.. BY the De,
,t' 49, COI' Dan Johnson and Col
i, 'Et''n are however dong all thai
!, t,'.,. - % prevent such a catastrophe
hr..,' I S",' Offering their services to til,
h ,S' ~. Sus somehow Col. Ben ieenl
4, ,S'. distributed too many garden seed
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HARanBuRo, Pa, May 2s.-Dr. H. s,
George, 8. F. George and W. l. George,
representing the Southeastern Agricult'
ural and Immigration Co, have been ar.
rested on charge Of fraudulently Issuing
excursion tieksa 10 Kansas and return,
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v,,ii.a. ,.sD@ 20 sooner begins his second
y, ..'1l'l .'a campaign than his old record
la T,i'ld g 'Fsekst comes up to plague
., ~, a' d nov defendant in two suits,
i,so~. : '.itlad The government out Of hi,
Eo.sIs, . Al lnd the other to deiraud the
n,l,a.1 "'''' oil the ChiclEo and Alton
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RRNLARKH.

The trade has been fairly active In mos.
Of the pens to-day. The receipts, which
are somewhat In excess Of the lair run Of
last week, compare tavorAbly as 10 quality
with that Of the offerings then. Therun Of
Monday consists Of abont /, 200 head, some
100 head having been received shortly
alter the market day last week. Prices are
not quite q high Gs they were last week,
showing decline Of kaN cent. Quota.
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- - !, ALLURE n Of Kimberly, Came. q Co.,
Eu,S',aS' = ne heavy iron concerns Of the
s'SA s,,,isF =, region, Is announced thl.
,,,o,i.. s . We iAacy the news will qui.s
n, p'"' ,a".s, .a' iron men here, as the house
hs.,Ip5P ,,pPS''d S. TO be strong. They manu-.
s,s. 'S war. o'' i'OO and nails, and also vsfS i
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ExcuRaosiss from stsubsnvills TO
this city tomorrow will be accommodated
BY the P. W. 4 Ky. at one dollar for the
round trip.
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Marine Intelligence.

NKw YoRK, May 2s.-Arrivsd-
scythia and Wisconsin, from Liverpool
Boliyia, Glasgow: Lessing, Hamburg
MoyIIIE, MAY 2s.-Ariysd-cals-
donia. New York.
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For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
generally lower pressures and lighter
temperatures, increasing east to south
winds and cloudiness, and possibly fol-
lowed by occasional rains.
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-wm. q. Senior, ex!Tax Collector Of
Putnam county, Illinois, has been arrest.
cd At Memphis and held for requisition
from the Governor Of Illinois on the
charge Of embeIIlemsnt
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The Grent IVheat CROP.

az met three wheat ,peculators," writes
ELI Perkins, from Lincoln, Nsb., "WhO,
after travelling all over the Northwest,
estimated the growing crop Of wheat in
the different States as follows:
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REMARKS on BEEy CATTLE
Tnal nln.

The offerings this week were fully As good,
a. to quality, a. were those Of last week, but
the market was NOT as good either In ae'
hyity or prices, the market being slow In
most Of the yards. and prices haHc lower
than last week. There was long line OF
good Cattle and few common ones. Prices
25ta5Nc.
MICH Cows-The trade has been fairly
active, and Sales made At retail at SIS 0oa
"a 90 per head,
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Forest fires I'm IIassaehusetts

wAAEHAM, May 2S.-An sxtensivs
forest dre has been raging in this vicinity
since ThurdAy evening. Four or hys
acres Of fne growth q wood have al
ready been destroyed.
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HoRRIbLE scEsE IN BELGRADE.

BELGRADE, May 2s.-It is announced
that Col. Markovftza, q Greek priest, and
six others were publicly shot on Sunday
at Apjelovatz. There was horrible
scene, some Of the prisoners desperately
resisting the excutioners.
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DRAWING IN rHEIR LINES,

RoME, May 2s.-A telegram from Con.
stantinople says the Russians have fallen
back on several other points besides the
neighborhood Of Pyrgos. The Turks
have Withdrawn their outposts to this
aide Of Belgrade forest,
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War DEHAEI1rKNI,
OyYIcx or fHR cHIKy sIasLL oVYIcEz.
wAmIssToa, D. G, Nay 29-l a. N.
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The House Committee on Naval Al
fairs agreed to reportfavorably the bar
ris bill, appointing the board Of admiral
ity to cell the old ships and construct q
new navy.
WINNIE REAM EsETRs A NEW FIELD. Oh
SCULPTURE.
The marriage Of Lieut.. L. R. Hoxie to
Miss Winnie Ream took place this even
ing at Ascension Church. The bride was
given away by Gen. Sherman.
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WASHINGTON.
No Discounts on American In.

No Discounts on American In.
voices.
WAsHNeros, May 2s.-The Treasury
Department Is adviied that the Canadian
Commissioner Of Customs has given no
tice that In consequence Of the near ap
proximation value gold and silver ant
paper currency, no discounts will here
after be made on American invoices un
Ill further notice.
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yoopls FIT.

Mr.. Wood gave notice that hs would
move to proceed with the tariff bill at
the 6rst opportunity to-day. or to-nOr-
row.
THE BILL PRoHIBTTISo THE RETIREMENT
OF U. g. LEGAL rENpERa.
The following /. the full text Of the
bill to forbid the further retirement el
U. s. legal tender notes:
Re Il enacted, That from and after the
passage Of this act Il shAll not be lawful
Tor the Secretary Of the Treasury or
other officer under him TO cancel or retire
any more Of the United States legal ten
der notes, and when any Of said notes
may be redeemed or be received into
the Treasury under any law from
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CHARLES E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

l. prepared to make careful and complete analyses
of Iron Ores, Limestones, Mineral Wateru, etc.
LLBoRAroRY, Coz. 2irH and cHlPIiNE srs.,
WHEELING, W. VA.
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WASHINGTON, May 2s.
The Senate considered during portion
OF the session the bill to forbid further
retirement Of U. s. notes.
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Important Letter Of Postmaster
General Key 10 His Southern
Friends ON the Potter Conspi-
racy.
WAsHIssTos, May 2S.-In lieu Of 4
personal answer to many letters received
from friends in the South disclAiming
sympathy with any effort to unseat Pres
ldent Hayes, Postmaster General Key
has written the following open letter to
the people OF the South:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-05-18
TIFF TRUTH CONFESSED.

Last summer, when Mr.. Packard,
smarting under the collapse OF his
gubernatorial pretensions, desired to
fire the Northern heart against the
Southern policy of President Hayes,
he declared to the Iowa Republican
State convention that its denuncia-
ton of that policy would infuse the
Republicans of Louisiana with new
vigor and encourage them to such
united and earnest efforts as would
result in the triumphant redemption
of the State from Democratic DONNA
ton.
We took occasion at that time to
comment upon Mr.. Packard's utter
ances, and expressed the conviction
that he was insincere-that no man
was more cognizant than himself OF
the disruption and decentralization
which had overtaken his party in this
State, and the utter hopelessness
of its achieving success in future cleo
tions.
Our opinion has been signally veri-
fed, since Mr.. Packard a few days
ago repeated to an attache of New
Orleans papers expressions relative
to the condition of the Republican
party Of Louisiana almost identical
with those employed by the CHIEF in
its comments upon the Iowa speech.
Perhaps some allowance should be
made for the discrepancy existing
between the views of Mr.. Packard
elected from the executive chair OF O
State government, and Mr.. Packard
about to step into 10000 consulate
Be this as it may, the astute Repub-
lican leader now confesses the empti-
ness of his Iowa prediction and de-
clares, with the CHIEF, that there is
no prospect of a restoration of Repub'
lican rule or Republican policy in
Louisiana.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-05-18
Pleasant aixperience

Is always the happy result of using
Parker's Ginger Tonic. The mother
gains surprisingly in health and
strength by its aid, and her babe thus
obtains happy comfort and peace
that shows how wonderfully the
strengthened nervous and physical
condition of the mother reflects itself
on her nursing little one. 1t is rare
comfart to have Headache, Nervous.
ness and Sleeplesspess subdued as
only this remedy can do it, while that
destroyer of our little ones-Cholera
Infantum and the dreaded Cholera,
Dysentery, Cholera Marbus, Collie and
Cramps, are shorn of their terrors
and speedily cured by this ineompar-
able'corfective and invigorant. Buy
from your druggist b. Rybiski, a 81
bottle or a sample bottle at l5cts and
test its merits,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-05-18

The Association of Chronic Growl-
ers, otherwise the New Orleans Pro-
perty Holders Union-so called be-
cause composed of men who don't
own any property-went into one of
their spasma over the decision of the
Supreme Court in favor of the issu-
ance of State bonds to the N. 0. Pa
cific Railway Company. With true
Bourbonistic instinct the disgruntled
patriots attacked the Supreme Judges
personally, asserting that Messrs
Manning and Mari are bondholders
of the company. This campaign SLAM
der was quickly exploded by All au-
thoritative denial, back ed by I'M
questionable proof, and the Union
has crawled into its hole and drawn
the hole in after it. But it will be
out again shortly, as brash and I'M
happy as ever.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-05-18
BY INALIENABLE RIGHT.

The Natchitoches VindieGt0r de-
mands to know by what authority the
CHIEF assumes to criticise the policy
of the Bourbon Democrats of Louisi-
ana, and particularly to comment adj
versely upon the course of those
newspapers which, in their fanatical
zeal TO make political point, have
gone so far as to heap personal vitu-
peration upon the highest judicial of
icers in the state, whose spotless
characters and solemn oaths place
them far above just suspicion Of
yielding to improper influences. We
answer, by virtue of the inalienable
right of free speech possessed in fee
simple by every inhabitant of this
favored land. "The press shall be
Free" said our forefathers, and the
principle has been preserved and fos-
tered until it forms the very corner
stone of our governmental structure.
The CHIEF recognizes no restriction
upon its utterances save those i'm
posed by the well defined laws Of
morality and justice.
No more legitimate subject of dis
cussion is afforded the press than the
actions and the policy of political or
CARNATIONS, or individuals in public
life; and we propose always to par
ticipate in such discussions unre-
servedly, being careful, however, to
avoid stepping beyond the bounds oil
federation or substituting mere per-
sonalities fer argument. To Last
Ditchism we shall in the future, as in
the past, pay our compliments and
tender good advice quite freely, but
whether its devotees choose to heed
our counsels or not, is, of course, OPP
tional with themselves, and a matter
of comparative Indifference to us.
We contend that the CHIEF has
never been amenable to the charge OF
Radicalism in the offensive sense in
which that epithet is usually applied
but, on the contrary, that we have
always maintained a reasonable and
conservative attitude, according the
fullest liberty of opinion and purity
of motive to those who differed from
us upon questions of any nature, I'M
less circumstances should indicate an
absence of such motive, as has occur
red in exceptional cases.
The insinuation of the Vindicato,
that the CHIEF prospered to the detri-
ment of the public interest when the
Republican party had control of the
State government is not borne out by
the record and the fact that our
| course has not been such as to merit
the prescription and denunciation OF
the tax payers and the people gener-
ally was shown by the collapse of two
journals established here as organs OF
Conservative and Democratic senti-
ment after the accession of the pres
ent State government, while the
CHIEF pursued the even tenor of its
way, and steadily increased its list Of
patrons. No arraignmentat the hands
of the indicator or journals of its
political ilk-no amount of haunting
concerning the past course of the
CHIEF, can mar the satisfaction Will
which we view the present standing
of our paper in this community. And
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Are you suffering from Rheumatism,
Gout or Neuralgia Is your life almost a
once Jenkins " Annihilator," a positive and
permanent cure for those terrible enemies
Of human happiness. Price, 81 per bottle.
~ Send for pamphlet containing testi,
monials of prominent business men and
others. N. JENKINS & Co. Prop rs.
New Orleans, La.
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A patch of wheat planted by an en-
terprising farmer in East FeliciaDa
parish promises a fine yield, the grain
having attained height of about FIVE
feet. The editor of the Patriot Demo
crat is convinced that wheat can be
successfully and proftably grown in
that section.
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What terrible Ku- klux outrage! We in
wife attention of Inter Ocean and Donald
sonyille CHIEF
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The following letter is selected from hun
dreds on file in the office of Messrs. Fcrslew
& Co.. Proprietors JURGIELEw1cz's ANTI
RHEUMATIC MIXTURE, P. o. Box llO6 New
Orleans.
Mr.. VIM. Smith, Monroe, La, says:
You will remember me as the person who
was SO badly afflicted with Rheumatism IN
1874. and who was clerk in the District
Court in your city, and through whose
recommendation some of your /" Anti Rheu-
matte Mixture" was sent to California. !
have always recommended it wherever
come in contact with those afflicted with
Rheumatism, and it has always proved a
successful remedy. ! have never been
troubled with Rheumatism since / took the
one bottle.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-05-18

Pensions! Pensions Soldiers and
Sailors war of 1912 or Indian wars,
their widows and all pensioners whose
names have been dropped from the
Rolls. can now secnre Pensions. Send
stamp with full history of case to
Presbrey and Green, Patent Attor-
neys, 500 9TH ST., Washington, D. C.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-05-18

Congressman Aekien requests us
to inform his constituents in this Sec
ton that those who wish seeds, docu-
ments, etc., will do him a favor if
they will communicate by postal card
or letter the character of the articles
desired.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-05-18

Gov. Nichols paid brief visit to
his home in Assumption parish two
weeks ago, and was heartily received
by bis friends and neighbors.
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Halves, s5. Fifths, 90. Tenths, 81.
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Saturday, May 10, 1878.

State Superintendent Lusher is
making,a tour of the parishes inspect
ing the condition and progress of the
public schools.
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DR.. Carnochan, who attended Boss
Tweed in his dying moments, denies
that his patient uttered the beautiful
las words attributed to him, which
would have looked so well in q Sun
day school book. What Tweed did
say, as nearly the Doctor can recol-
lect, was
have tried to right some wrongs; have
been forbearing with those who have ever
done wrong to me, and / want all those who
have been harmed by me to forgive me.
The doctor asserts that Mr.. Tweed
said nothing about guardian angels,
and that nobody who ever knew him
would suppose he could talk that
way.
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when we choose to deprecate the
vindictive policy of the organs OF
Last Ditch, Bourbon or Radical SEN
timent. we know that we reflect the
views of large majority of the peo-
nile of this section of the State.