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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

SAN FRANc1sco, June ls.-A Portland
dispatch says, the latest election returnI
settled beyond 4 doubt, the election Of
Thsyer, for Governor, his majority will
range from 40 TO 100. The Legislature
on joint ballot will have Democratic
majority Of II.
MAINE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
PORTLAND, Me, June l8.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met to-day and
organized, with @. W. LArrabee, Of Bath
Chairman. After the appointmen. Of the
usual committees, . recess was taken.
THE USUAL REHAsH.
After recess, the Committee on Reso.
lutions made a report, as follows:
Resolved, That we still hold 10 the
principles Of the National Democratic
party, as announced in is Conventions
and supported by its press for the last ten
years, and wherein we demand,
l. The payment Of the bonded debt Of
the United States as rapidly as practica.
BILE.
2. No further issue Of Government
bonds, whereby equal taxation with other
property Of the country is avoided.
8. That we are opposed TO an irredeem.
able currency, but believe in currency
for the Government and people, the la
borer and ofice-holder, the pensioner and
soldier, the producer and bond-holder;
We are opposed to the present National
banking system, and favor the gradual
substitution Of greenbacks for National
bank bills.
4. We fully endorse the action OF the
majority Of the members OF the House
Of Representatives In their investigation
Of the election frauds by which the coun.
try was cheated and robbed Of the honest
aud rightful possession Of the Offices OF
President and Vice President OF the Uni.
ted States, and insist that the guilty par
ties, whoever they may be and wherever
found, should be punished,
TRUTH AND JUsDroE vrsDIoATED,
and repetition Of like offsnse be made
impossible.
5. We demand that all legislation shall
be so enacted and go administered as 10
secure each man as nearly as possible the
just rewards Of his own labor.
The sixth and seventh resolution con.
demns the policy Of the Republican par.
~. A minority resolution was presented
10 the effect that the existing legislation
in Maine, relative to the sale Of liquors
as now executed, works wrong and hard.
ship. The amendment, we believe, is
necessary 30 that the suppression OF an
evil in society may be promoted without
violation Of the rights Of any citizen.
Considerable debate followed. The
question on the amendment was taken
viva voce, and was so nearly equal that a
rising vote was ordered. This was decided
10 favor Of adding the minority resolution
by vote Of 220 10 Ill.
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rnMIn nAnrI


Mondays run consists Of about $500
head, some 1900 having been previously
received. The quality has been fully as
good a Il was last week. The demand has
been fair, with nearly all the sales made at
our top figures. Very cemmoon Hogs only
were placed at the lower quotations. P,iees
4,ia6 cents, few selling under AZ cents.
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INDIGNANT PILIsRuRY.

Mr.. Pillsbury expressed his indigna-
tion, saying that II was done by packing
the house. This was received with hisses
and q declaration that the Convention
was insulted.
Confusion ensued and 1t was demanded
that adivision be ordered and that all
not members Of the Convention quit the
floor.
Two votes on accepting the amendment
were taken amidst much confusion, but
with no result, and it was voted that the
vote be taken by the counters.
The Convention by 4 vote OF 1Sl TO
1877, rejected the minority resolution and
the majority resolutions was then adopt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-19
Alonzo Garcelon was nominated Gov.
ornor the Convention adjourned.
0REEHBACKs m COUNCTI

PrrrsroN, Pa, June 1s.-The LuIern
County Convention Of the Greenback and
Labor Reform Party, nominated Col,
Hendric B. Wright by aeclamation, to
Conpress,
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Additional Markets.
Baltimore Live stock Market.

MAITLAND 1--WE sIocK sc,LEs. |
BALTIMORE, Monday, June II, 1873, I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-19
AusRIA AND ENGLAND IN ALLIANCE.

LONDON, June 1s.-A Vienna cores.
pondent says England and Austria had
concluded an agreement promising to
support each other at the Congress; the
publication Of the Angle. Russian agree.
ment consequently astoniShed the Aus
trian Government. Count AndraSsy has
apparently been sincere, assured as Il Ia
now asserted, that be and Lord Beacons.
field hold identical by the same views.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

70 TIE DAILY 1gEE1LIeEEoER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-19
A SIGN OF PEACE.

BucHAREsr, June 1s.-When the Black
Sea navigation was reopened Russia gave
large orders for coal deliverable to Odes.
80 and Galatz. They are now endeavor-
ing to annrl many Of these contracts.
This Is interpreted as peaceful indica-
tinn
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-29
NOTICE TO LlENHoLDERs.

In the Fourth Judicial District Count, in and
for Humboldt county, Nevada.
Joseph Hooking. plaintiff; VS.. John W. Clemo
and G b. Henkle.
NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ above named plaintiff has commenced
an action In the above named Court to foreelose
a mechanics lien ON the following described
property. 20 wit:
A certain mining lode or claim situated in
Winnemucca Mountain, winnemucca Mining
istrict, Humboldt county, Nevada, owned
by the above named defendants and known
as the Fairmount mine or lode. The said
claim consists OF l.600 feet in length along
the lode and running 800 feet in northeast
erly direction, from a notice put up at the
shaft on the lode. and 200 feet in SOUTH
westerly course from said notice, with three
hundred feet on each side of surface ground
for working purposes, and all persons holding
or claiming liens ON said premises, under and
by virtue OF an act of the Legislature OF the
State Of Nevada, entitled "An Act to secure
liens to mechanics and others, and to repeal
all other acts In relation thereto" are notified
to present the same to the said District Court
ON the
2D DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1878.
at 10 O'Clock of said day then and thers to
make proof Of their said liens.
winnemucca, AUGUST 9, 1873.
Ns. u. o. GRAHS aud GEO.. @. BERRY,
tai Attorneys sor Pasintis,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-29
SWEET RSSsaes NAVY
CHEWING sEs1 TOBACCO

awarded highest prize at Centennial Exposi.
tion Tor nne chewing qualities and excellence
and lasting charaetero Of sweetening and flavor.
tng. The best tobacco ever made AS our
Dine strip trademark is closely initiated on
inferior goods. see that "JacRson's Best" is
on every plug. Sold by all dealers. Send
Tor sample. free, 10 O. A. JACKSON o.,
mfrs.. Petersburg. Va. I. b. Il. Wertheimer.
Agents. San Francisco febl9-vS-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-01
&AES O. SIC Day.

Examination into the use of Mrs. Adjie W.
G .gmcn-1ho was assaulted and. as it YES al
Gr-; believed. robbed 10 a saloon kept by
Christian OhIand r New York. Wednesday
n,Tuius-|as hel1 yesterday morning. On
LAID vas held 10 default OF S. 600 ball. aid the
Complainant. who was not i1c!l0ed 10 press the
charge, Vas scut to the house OF detentloG. she
vas accompanied By her sister. a special dis
pslch from Baltimore says Mrs Oakman was
woman Ct good breeding and education, but or
late she has been addicted 10 drinking aad has
lost neatly all her friends. 1t is understood
that her mission to Baltimore vas TO secure
theatrical engagement, as she intended gong
on the stage.
Thos. Lord and his wife, formerly Mrs.
Hicks, have not been cut Of New York, but
have been 10 the Fourteenth street house slrce
the wedding. Yesterday Mr.. Lord fled an at
& 1a7lt in the luoacy case, protesting that nc
was Got Insane, aGd exhibiting a letter from his
son Arthur to Mrs. Hicks, before marriage. 10
which he (Aribur) threatened to kill Mrs.
Hicks if she did not leave his father alone, and
stop borrowing money from hin.
TIE nioers Of the Hampshire and Baltimore
the Pherix end franklin mines signed con-
tract yesterday to Ellne coal for one year ct
lorty cents per too, full weight to be allowed.
TEis IS independent Of The action OF other mi
pa-s On Georges creek. These mines arc all near
Westeroport and al! coal from them Is shipped
By the Baltimore and Oalo Railroad
\ fire occurred yesterday evening OF the dry
goods commission house Of Ii. z. e. W. p.
Smith, o24 AID 226 Chestnut street, PhiIadel.
rhia, agents for Robert Patterson & Co. 8
Mauyunk mills, and usually carry for them
abou: s35 600 in seek, which was seriously
damaged.
Tee National Bauk at Deep River, Conuec-
ticut, was brck.n into on Wednesday night.
The vault was blown open, bu! the noise alarm
&c the village, and the burgl lara had to f7
without any booty. Two of them were arrested
90 railroad train from Saybrook.
Matthew B!Yeh Of engine No. +, Jersey
City fire department. has received q commuoi-
cltion from the Probate Court of California
ANNOUNCING that his brother had died 10 that
state, leaving he property accumulated ln his
absence, valued at so, 900, to Matthew.
TIE proposed free oil pipe bill has bcca &c.
ftattd in The Pennsylvania Senate.
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cities, where the poor have their hives and
draw tbeit wages weekly, South as we'll as
North, for New Orleans, Savannah, Charles
ton ard R!chmood co this question stand with
Philadelphia, New York ADD Bosoa. agree
With us, and if The President will veto the
Bland bill, and have his VITO sustained, and if
Congress will let The currency q1esiioo alone,
aulhorz: tie commencement Of great public
works. establish free ttaie aol restrict
taxes to those on Incomes, the business OF
the country might assume nsfe cheerful as
pect, and work b, more plentiful. and
provii,us even cheaper than they now
are, ADD people have less tine aud inclination
to isteo 10 the vaporiugs Of would be Congress
sional demagoguts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-01
Virginia News.

A dispatch from Norfolk, dated last hight,
says: A severe rain storm with northeast
gale prevailed last night, and until about noon
to-day. TIE cd Bay steamer Carolna, which
lett Baltimore yesterday afternoon. had not ar
rived to. day at o'clock. She was due this
morning at s O'Clock. The steamer Lady Of
The Lake has cot arrived from Washippton.-
The weather vas very severe on the Bay last
Dieht, heavy wind, with seet aud snow, pre-
vslliog.
Mrs. Lilly Murphy, Of Pittsylvania county,
died on Wednesday. During her illness her
SOD, VIM. Murphy, aged twenty-four years, de.
cared if bis mother died he would 90 too, and
when she died he cut his throat with razor,
but it is thought be will recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-01
Tha Louisiana Returning Board.

10 the trial Of Gen. Anierson. Of the Louis
lana returoiug bard, at New Orleans, yester
day, Mr.. Franklin, superintendent o! rek!stra.
tl9n for Eeruon parish, testified as to the
changieg Of the votes 10 the parish from the
Ti'deD 10 the HAYES electors. The totals orlgi
nsIly showed Gil votes fer Tllden and =
for Hayes electors. The Information shows that
G9i votes we're taken from the Tiiden side.
There arc Go or 70 colored voters registered 10
toe parish aud there were but the two rcpubli-
can votes cast. Hon. i Tsx4ds, J. B. Nc.
Gee, clerk Of the supervisor Of registration and
John FrlnkIia, son Of the supervisor, corrobor
ated the statements Of alterations 10 the re-
luros. The Secretary Of State produced the
tabu!ated returns Of Vernon parish and of the
State, signed by the accused. (ADderson,)
which coDtsi1 the forged figures. Experts
explained 10 the jury the alterations and the
clumsy manner in with some, and also the
erasures was done. Major Il. A. Burke aud
MIR. Frank McGWinD, OF the democratic COM
mitce appointcd to be present at the canvass
CT The votes by the returning board. were cx.
amioed at length 10 regard to the manner 10
which the returns were opened, and showing
the general one sidadness of the whole trausac
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-01
Another ShiDWrecIk.

NLw YORK, Feb'y. 1.-The schooner Ella
Haynes. supposed to os from Providence, with
cargo of self. went ashore on Plum island, in
the sound, early yesterday morning, and before
assistance could reach her, sank with all on
board. Captain Stephenson, of the schooner
Chester, reports sighting the Haynes, signaling
for assistance, but beng unable to reach her
owing to heavy sea and dangerous locality bore
away. Suddenly high sea sweep over the poop
deck Of the Haynes, which threw her on her
beam ends and in few moments she went to
pieces and sank out of sight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-01
Fire.

Boston. Feb'y. This morning at Glover's
corner, in Dorchester, block of ten wooden
buildings, occupied as stores and tenements, was
burned seven of the buildings were owned by
MIR Glover, and three by John Haggerty. Tho
total loss on the buildings and contents amounts
to 500 000 Insured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-01

The Court Of Appeals Of Virginia yesterday
decided that the Judge Of the Hu,tings Court
of Richmond had the power to revoke liquor
licenses in that city for inracious of the Motfet
Register Law
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-01
Tie SnaW Storm.

PoUaHKEEPs1E N. Y. Feby. 1.-The storm
continues and The snow is nca:ly f)ot and q
half deep. Tho st. Louis express WAS seven
hours behind time and other trains ara aleo
running behind time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-01
DAILY AND TREwREKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ], 1878

The Senate was not 10 session to day, and
the time OF the House WAS occupied ia an un-
profitable discussion over the reference OF reso.
la,ious, containing charges agains':tb dootkeep
er. which were faally referred to the Com
mittec on Civil Service Reform. A bill pro
vidins Tor promoting the deposits of SAVINGS 10
q popular loan, and to proaid, for funding the
national debt 10 homs bonds convertible ioto
currency, was introduced The House adjourned
Till Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-01

Fhe thoughtlessness of people is so great 10
regard TO watchfulness against colds, etc.. that
were it not for the wonderful curative power Of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup We should shudder
at the fate of such.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-01

Ger. Joseph E. Johnston published Gard
TO day in the morzog Papers of Richmond au-
nouueing himself candidate for Congress from
that district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-01

FIGHTIsG TEE WAR OvER-Tho Hon.
Beverly Douglass. Of Virginia, had discussion
Of the questions involved in the late wsr with
gentleman who happened to have been engaged
on the Other side, that, we are sorry to say, re
suited rather disastrously to the gentleman from
Virgins. The debate took place in the bar.
room Of the Nationel Hotel the bsr. keeper
presiding At its termination Mr.. Douglas had
the tloor, and great deal of it. General Max
we'll, of Utah, raised the point of order that
gsve the gentleman from Virginia undisputed
possession Of tie floor - WASHING ton Post
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-01

Court OF APPEALS OF VIRGlSIA.-W o1IJ
vs. Commonwealth. From tho Corporate"
Court of Fredericksburg. Reversed.
Read ct ais vs.. Union Bank of Wiuche5ia'
Affirmed. w.,
Hswley, g., W. F:nt's trustee, &c. Ff''
the Circuit Court OF Culpepcr. Ali med
GrandstaG, late sheriff, vs. Rdgoy; HhmP.''
g. Co. From the Circuit Court Of Sh mana 'A''
county. Reversed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-19
atC. ID. Triinble's.

On Wednesday evening last small informal
reception was given the Judges of the Appellate
Court, at the residence of Hon. c. ID. Irimble, on
the west side. Among those present were their
Honors, Judges Sibley, of Quincy; Pillsbury,
of Pontiac; and Leland, Of Ottawa; Mayor Rich
olson and Mrs. Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Nash Mr. and Mrs. Chas Blanchard, Mr. and
Mrs Alfred Taylor Mr.. and Mrs Sherman lie
land Mrs. Judge Leland, Mr.. and Mrs. L II
Tower, Wenona; Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7. Gilbert Mrs
4. NJ. Trimble, Mrs. w. j. Pollock, Judge ri
drcdge, W. ii. Hull, Esq, and Others
At NAsH's.
The &C. c." club gave another of their pleas
ant parties on last Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of j. F. Nash, Esq. The house was com
fortably filled with guests, and most enjoyable
evening was had.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-19

of justice because Of the destruction Of their prop
erty by fire, Adopted.
Mr.. Flaherty offered resolution; THAT no
for any road or bridge in this c0un-
ty, or the purchase OF the same from any cor
poration shall be paid until the corporation own
ing such property shall satisfy the county clerk
and proper town officers that their property and
franchises have been duly transferred TO the
county, Adopted.
Mr.. Flaherty enquired-in case Of special tax
es being collected in any town for bridge pur-
poses, whether the Supervisors or commission
crs of highways should be the legal custodans
of the funds so raised?
Hon. q. W. Armstrong, being present, in re-
Spouse gave his opinion that the commissioners
had the proper authority, which a subsequent
reading of the law fully settled.
The treasurers accounts were reported correct
by the finance committee and the report approved.
The long disputed matter of allowing Mr.. Ne
Inhill.the balance due on the Soldiers Monu-
ment, after able speeches by E. {. Lewis, \.
Lynch, Mr. Grove, Mr.. Jackson, and Others, on
Mr.. Lewis motion to allow him 5000 in full
on a close vote of 10 to 90, and finally IS 10 >!
was adopted.
Adjourned till Q o'clock this morning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-19
Bruised.

On Wednesday night about midnight We met a
Young farmer, named SwartZ, who lives some
four miles south of Marseillcs, who gave us an
interesting item in which he figured as principal.
He said he had been in town couple of days ION
a little SPREE you know, rs foolish fellows Will
sometimes" Having missed the last accommo-
dation freight he attempted to steal home on a
freight, but was put off. Coming down town, he
stopped into one of those saloons on La Sale ST.,
near the canal, or on Marquette ST., where he
found a crowd of roughs. He had but 81. 10 and
wanted to save a dollar to pay his night lodging
and fare home on the morrow; but as the gang
pestered him, he finally spent his money, save a
quarter, in treating them, in hopes they would
let him alone, and then went out of the house.
They followed him, and, ovcrtaking him, knock
ed him down and relieved him of everything OF
use about his clothes. Having consultcd'among
themselves, and having thought it not best to
leave him lying on the sidewalk, they deposited
him in the middle of the street in front of the
Catholic church, and went their way. When
Swartz sufficiently recovered, he came down La
Sale ST., washed ut the well at the court house
and went thence with us to Kapclski's. His face
was black and blue, and on each chcck-bonc was
a great lump. His left ear, he said, had before
before been little deaf, but now he couidnI
hear thing with it. His general appearance
was that of used up -cdness.'
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THE COURTS.
Appellate Court.

This Court met on Wednesday last, pursuant
to adjournment A number of decisions were
announced and some opinions filed. In No. 26,
City of Mendoza VS.. Fay, Judgment reversed and
cause remanded; in No. 90, Village Of Streator
VS.. Hull, judgment of court below affirmed; in
No. s, o., o. Il F. X. V. r. Il. Co. vs.. McMath,
Judgment affirmed. These are all La Sale coun-
ty cases The following orders were filed:
Ordered, That the sd rule be amended by strik-
ing out the words This court has final jurisdic-
ton" and inserting in lieu thereof the words,
1.-THE decision of this court cannot be reviewed by
the supreme court"
Oryi,rrd, That when any cause determined in
this court shall be removed to the supreme court
lbv appeal or writ of error the clerk of this court
shall certify full and correct transcript of the
Ientre record filed in the cause, including the as
lsignmcnt of errors and joinder thereon, and or
ders of record entered in this court the record
of the case, unless the parties by stipulation en-
tered Of record shall order some portion thereof,
Tor this court, or soul Of the judges thereof,
by special order indicate what part Of the record
aforesaid less than the whole shall be certified
in which case the clerk will certify that portion
only designated by the stipulation or order afore
said In the absence of the stipulation or order
aforesaid the clerk will certify that the entire re-
cord aforesaid is thus certified by order of this
court as being necessary to proper determine
ton Of the questions raised upon the record.
| The Court after formal business of no particu
lar interest, adjourned to the term in course-in
l. June next.
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NJ. Il. Church Dedicated.

The new NJ F. Church at Strcator was dedica-
ted in grand style on Sunday last, Bishop An
drews officiating, and some 700, the seating ca
pacity of the church, being present. The church,
says the Monitor, sis 40xs0 IT,, and was built at
an expense of $500. The spacious audience
room is beautifully decorated both upon its walls
and the ceiling and has a seating capacity of GOO.
The ceiling is eighteen feet in height at the sides,
and thirty feet in the center. The windows are
of stained glass, with elegant scrpturll designs
upon the top of each. The pulpit is situated at
the south end OF the room, and Immediately i'll
the rear of it is spacious alcovc, with seating
capacity for choir of thirty members. There Is
a gradual slope in the floor, so that those III the
rear of the room have equally as good view as
those In front. Opening from the southeast cor
ncr of the audience room is nicely arranged
study, neatly but not deliberately furnished, for
the pastor The lower story is divided into sew
cral apartments. The first of which we passed
through from the rear of the building was the
kitchen, which contained two cook stoves, i'll
tended for use Mt festivals, etc. Passing to the
left, we find another large room--the lecture
room, which, by opening two folding doors into
two class rooms, gives a seating capacity for 4OO
persons. 1t is seated with chairs, which can bz
taken to any part of the building for use" On
Sunday morning there remained s., 800 yet to w
raised to pay off all Indebtedness, and during ,hd
morning and afternoon this amount and $40 over
were raised so that when the dedication took
place in the evening the church was entirely
,nil fnr