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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-03

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-03
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-03

Sosben erualien une sam sSsrfaaf lat Nerp
gsrf Mebl> 8 ore,
Sic beiten Wse1Iiorten TIT Wfarftc.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-09
The Inteliigeneer.

We could take up good deal OF space
every few days in reproducing compli.
ments to the ISrELlIGEScER since It enter.
cd on It's 9th year, donned its new dress
and SGT up its new press. Here, for in.
stance, is a specimen Of the letters We re.
,ceiye. A Kingwood subscriber says: i"I En-
closed please find check for the Daily.
am delighted with the Improvement re-
centlymade in your paper; and, II possi-
BILE, am still more delighted with its
staunch and unyielding advocacy Of hon
|. est money, honest men, and honest meas
ures." r.
In addition to the above, we might give
many compliments from the press, such as
the following from the st. Louis Dispatch: !:
The Wheeling ISrELLloExcER celebrated
its tweptyseyenth anniversary on the 18th
ut. by appearing ihaa new dress in an
enlarged form, and what Is still more
conclusive evidence OF thrift, II is printed
on new Hoe cylinder press-combining
all modern improvements, speed. perfec-
ton and beauty OF execution. The Intel.
iigencer always in the front rank Of Jour
nalism in point OF ability, now in mechan.
ical appearance vies with the best metro
politan journals Of the country, II 1t Is not
"a neck ahead Of the foremost y As Re-
publican journal, 1t is strong, practical
aud earnest, and as q public factor 1t has
already stamped the politics OF. West Vir-
ginia, and as long as 1t remains under the
control Of Messrs. Frew and Campbell, ex-
perts intheir special departments, the In
ieHigencer.will, as II ripens in years; in
crease in power, influence and usefulness.
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.-.r.. Ihe -I.Ir rIremen,. Tournament. r1uan

CmcAdo, September THE principal
events in to.day's Firemen's Tournament
were the trial for sweepstakes. New
PeoriaS No. 4,wonlth frstptize $500 Tor
liand.engines, making the 800 yards and
getting the engine to work in one minute,
and twelve seconds, The Water Witch, oi
Quincy, won the second prize (Sl0ol In one
minute sixteen and one-half seconds. The
Winnebaso, OF Rockford, won the third
prize i75jr rim one minute twehty-six and
three.auarter seconds. Thesteam fire en-
zine trials came next. Each company
waited the fire alarm while the house was
burning, then travelled the mile track'and
gotto work. The purpose. was not to excel
In time, but in salvage. The prizes were
$3.50, 500 and Sl00. Joliet. 30. ! Racine,
Aurora, Bloomington No. and the Chlca'
40 steamers made the attempt and the
Salvage will be determined tonight by q
committee. l'li n ~ .,
Several interesting exhibitions Of skill
and speed were given by the st. Louis
New York and Chicago corps. The self
propeller OF Chicago made the distance
around the mile track in two minutes and
forty-eight seconds. George Gels, OF the
Chicago Company, met with serious injury
while scaling the roof, being preclpitated
10 the ground by a rotten board, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-09

NEAR INDIANAPOLIS,
r1IIEyIsn TRAnps.


BALTIMORE, September IA tiendish
tramp outrage is reported from Baltimore
county, on the Washington branch OF the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. 1t appears
that man, resident OF Baltimore. went
to the Viaduct Bridge, which spans
Gwynn's Falls. About dusk. as he was ar
ranging his fishing tackle to return home.
he was set upon by two tramps, who at
tempted to rob him. Making resistance.
he was knocked down with a club and
beaten until insensible. The tramps then
robbed him Of everything he had about
his person, and then dragging him to the
railroad, placed his insensible body di-
rectly acrosst the track, where they left it.
About nine o'clock gentleman withhis
wife, and brother passed the spot wherc
the Outrage was perpetrated, and hearing
.groans, proceeded to ascertain the cause.
They found the unfortunate man wherehe
had heen placed by the emurleroustramps
and removed him 10 place Of safety. But
for the arrival OF this party, the death OF
the victim was assured, MS few moments
after they dragged the PROSTATE form
from the track, a train came along directly
over the track on which the man had been
laying. The rcscuing party applied restor-
atives and the wounded man recovered.
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ENGLAND.
VICTIMS or rnrrnANrs plsAsrrn.


LONDON, September IA visit to Wool.
wich this afternoon brought TO view an OK.
traordinary picture of human misery. The
corpses of drowned victims OF the recent
disaster, as fast as they are brought TO the
shore, are laid in long rows upon the floors
OF the buildings that are for the time
turned into an immense morgue. The
girls and women for the most part retain
their bonnets Their faces are in some
cases marked with horror, and in others
are very calm. In the cabin, which was
literally crammed, dead mothers were
found clasping their dead children in their
arms. They were drowned like rats in a
trap, unable to escape from the cabin.
Thd identification OF the dead proceeds
veryrapidly, and as soon asreCOgnized as and
claimed the body is removed 20 London
for burial. The scenes Mt their Identifies
ton are narrowing in the extreme; hus-
bands, fathers, mothers, brothers and sis
tiers, lovers, and even children find their
dear ones In death, and break out in pas.
sionate lamentations over their bodies,
The feeling against the Master and pilot
OF the Bywell Castle, which was very bit.
ter, has quite died away, as 1t is evident
that the fault OF the collision lies with the
Captain OF the Princess Alice, who, how.
ever, Is among the drowned. A."
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WentherIn,lIeatIans.

.WAsIIIN0ToN, Sept. 0. FOR Tenncssee
and Ohio Valley, and Lower Lake Region,
clear weather, followed by increasing
cloudiness and rain; winds mostly SOUTH
erly; stationary temperature, and station-
ary or falling barometer. e,i u -. !.
For the Upper Lake Region and Upper
Mississippi Valley, clondry, rainy weather,
west winds and rising preceded, in the
last portions, by falling barometer.
For the Lower Missouri Valley, cloudy
or rainy weather, colder northwesterly
winds and rising barometer.
Cautionary signals are ordered for Du-
luth, The rivers will remain nearly sta
tionary.
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Z, Tsc lI.Fatc.i steamer Porter.

PrrrsBvRSri, September 7.-Mr. Case,
who has had charge Of the plague-stricken
boat John a. Porter ever since Mate Arm
strong, the last OF the crew, took his de-
parture for his home in Louisville, has ar-
rived in the city. She Is in charge OF q
trusty man named Martin in the absence
OF Sir. Case. Mr.. Cases object in visiting
the city, II is understood, is TO confer with
the owners in regard 70 the future dispo'
sition OF the Inflated steamer and her
eleven bargcs.. She cannetget to this city
now, of course, as the wateris too low
Mr. Case, who Is still In good health, wa
compelled to walk thlrty.eight miles o
the distance to get to this city,
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\ ths meeting Of Council tomorrow
iiskbPnssible that some authoritative
,Prt il whole or in part, will be made
HSspiut special committee, who have
hih charge the investigation of Collec-
rEs4s accounts with the city. Up to
y fns the committee have been quite
aiaai as to the facts within their poses
40 OEing to their desire to verify be-
lsad'abt any apparent shOrtcoming on
aAt Of the Collector. As long Us any
mrsOiiniOmation remained TO be con-
Etel they have avoided committing
sIaSlres 10 an expression Of opinion
va any item, and Tor this reason
little a possible has been
ne public As We understand it,
lAs@aRitee are well satisfied that Mr..
va eaanot satisfactorily account for cer-
saAsHous areangcs on his part to the
". It's attitude towards the committee
s4lAr ola man who seeks to be inves.
d, md who is conscious OF his recti.
es eai a;her that Of IN officer who is
eiForag to bat!Iean investigation with
aaEsdpnventing damaging disclosures,
RaasbeiorO the committee, when he
al, With counsel, and his answers
sAPo'iiai questions are either dictated
seafoled by hiscounsel. Apparently,
n Si'k has no desire tomcet the com.
either in person or by counsel.
S requested to meet them last
.sly' and again OF Saturday, but on
-11 OCCASION were he or his counsel
t lie has been summoned fol
saes meeting tomorrow afternoon
~ pe,aap', to a report on the par
ae Committee to the City Coun.
@'ae evening. Up to this time his
asa'le' approximate $4,000, and il
- mat a book containing the person.
~, tSe''neats in the second district
!suas s to soy SO,OOO, and producing
-" commissions, has mysterious
APpeaN'i, There is also a sus.
~ deaHh Of books in his Office
!. i. .. 'oalt throw light on his gcner
y. soHas, and in these and other ro
| 3 the Surroundings of Mr.. Black.
AZ ieA'' encouraging. We understand
M sSHly accounts for and excuses hi
to atoOI the committee desired
/ N '9l'i'a ~ by statement to the cfrec,
s,..a ~ a' aaSis for the last two wears in III,
| lsIa.i MA d 'obriety have not been such a,
~, ~ as books straight, he having lef
s.S,s ~ Gsll Of work that should have beer
! :. aast .ss, T., otat tleast supervised, by him
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1xnIASAroIis, September 7.-Shortly af.
ter one o'clock, while walking along tho
street in the southern part Of the city,
George ". johnson, formerly business
manager OF the Sentinel, committed suicide
by shooting himself through the head. He
left letter expressing fear Of starvation
and want in his family, Notwithstanding
he had money ahead. and heldapaying po.
sition with Douglass & Carlin, publishers.
lie leaves wife and two children, one OF
the latter residing in Cincinnati. s'-.
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,r.,nInr E:acI, other.

IDs ,I I's s..lo. in the interior OF this State
F5aai e's'N, . " Sn,,, Dcmocratic papers
sGihs uuie' .'' '". n,,;a,,.,,,.. !, i, ,bo
sas Barbour County fta'"4e'e' "uu .le
81, County Examiner abound IN edito.
e,Y ,;,,,, N the Democracy against
p 'Anus H., -; III. Grocnbackers.
tsSiuttINe H''es =, - ,',;a Wv -; ~
hvytI sem that III peniocFa''e tou"ues
S.Gr,pbackers are made up OF Repub'
~, ,sd that they only use the former
~ - ~, .n,n,p pnwary Democrats and
-, s... l.te,, the Democracy. On the
n, NJ b.nl. in such strong Republican
~. =. :, p,e.ton, it is plain that the
9'nu,s go. lar,.lv democrats and
GtsaSlf1s'' a'' '"s .i' ,," os = oo,,sr
tn mixing Use OF the name as " cover
,s,rrih to scoop the Republicans. To
- mi. thing works we copy the
~ wv ;,,, '- ;.a,, ,,,o II,r,lv Conntv
ta1Vng EHn'''E ''0'' wv
EcGnr:
~, vlrn our Democratic friends
,r;sS he delusions OF the Cireenbackers:
/, biri party has the slightest show OF
ns0 The Only hope OF relief to the
eEdw nl&e; Of our country is the
ElupS q the Democracy. Give US con-
3 d the Government and the Democ-
,sViIl Hverelief to the country, through
\ tsi wholesome laws. Frown down
~ stenps to leal YOU from the Demo-
~ ..f..
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RnfeBIowers Arrested.

MADISON, 1ND. September I. Three safe
blowers, ]. McC Cormick, 7. Smith and John
Collins, were arrested last night by Mar
shal Cisco, and his Deputy, Howard Gayitt.
They were caught at work on the safe In
Tally's hominy mills, and arrested before
they effected an entrance. They were I'M
mediately placed in jail, and to-day, the
GRIND Jury being In session, they were In
dicted and will have a speedy trial, with q
certainty Of going to the penitentiary for
Q term Of years.
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The Wool market.

New York Briletin Of Saturday, -fr1
It does not appear that either buyer or
seller has gainel much advantage during
The current week. The volume Of busi !.
ness has been fair, especially in view Of
the recent claims that the demand had
about All subsided, and with few excep-
tions the former range OF values was yery,
we'll sustained. On o dull market and
especially where a portion OF the stock Is
in the hands OF holders disappointed over
the ruling condition Of affairs, Y Is natural
10 find an occasional sale at . little "oH; =
but as general thing the ruling inciina-
tion is to carry accuinulations on the
present basis, with not few OF ourdealers
who seem confident not only. OF an carry
revival Of demand again, but who also iook
for a hardening Of prices, and possibly
a noticeable upward turn. Atall events,
the Wtalk" to-day l. n shade steadicr, and
woods are not to be reached on any better
terms than early in the week. The
amount here Is full, and some dealers now
sbow A good average stock, both in'quaii'
tity and assortment. The transactionsre'
norted embrace 5000 lbs Y Ohio tleeces at
!S6c: s, 600 lbs 'XN do at 3Ilci 10, ,OOO IDS
XS do at SIC; 1900 %&'and above at
SIC; 10, 600 lbs combing Mt 45c; !, GOO lbs do
NJ I5c: (. 600 lbs unwashed combing at 2Sc;
II, 600 lbs delaine at 4Slc: u, 900 lbs me
dium delaine at 4lci l0,0OOibs medium
unwashed fleece at 28tc, 10 5rrr ii b
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AUSTRIA.
INSURGENTS AGAIN DEFEATED.

vienna, September 7.-Gencral szapary
telegraphs that he defeated the insurgents
on Thursday. They dispersed in various
directions, the main body taking the di
rection Of Tuzla. The Austrians now hold
the road between Grasanica, Trabuika and
Maglar, and are fortifying their positions
General Zach tclegraphs that two OF the
most important outworks Of Bihacs have
been captured after obstinate fighting; hui
the positions before his left wings are still
in possession Of the insurgents. RI
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5 accidental shooting.

BLooHvdroS, ISp., September T.-This
morning, between daylight and sun'up,
Walter Cole, at the residence Of Moses Moses
Cole, west Of town, having taken q double
barrelcd gun loaded with buck-shot, out to
shoot hawk, returned and laying the gun
on the bed, attempted to let down the
hammer, but pressed the wrong trigger,
when the gun was discharged, the load
passing through board partition and the
head.board OF the bed upon which the son
Of Moses Cole was sleeping, one shot pass
Ing through the scalp Of the young man
and penetrating his left shoulder in the
direction OF the heart four inches. The
wound Is serious but not thought to be
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ToLUME XxvII.- NUMBER IA.
WASHINGTON.
wEEklY rnEAsunY srArENENr.

WAsnfSGroS, September 1.-THE Trc IS.
ury now holds $40, 9,llO,4 $50 III bonds TO
secure National Bank circulation, and IS.,'
933, 400 to secure public deposits; bonds
held TO secure four per cent loan, SS,O
400; United States bondsdep0sited for ctr.
Gulation for the week, S2ll, 800; amount
Withdrawn, Sl7O,0OO; National Bank cir
culation outstanding currency notes SS:t,,
9j3, ,0G3;g gold notes, 81 49,, ,021; internal
revenue receipts, SijG,039; customs re-
ccipts S543, 40: National Bank notes re-
ceived for retention for the week ending
to-day, compared with the correspond y
period Of last year, 1877, $S,Gi5, 900; ls.s,
1851 900.
ft SECRETARY M'cRARY
left this morning for Iowa. Hewill spek
at 6eokuk on Monday night. The Secre-
tary will be absent from the city about,en
days. ..,,.. ...4... .S,.,
INNOCENT SMUGGLING"
The Treasury Department has directed
the Customs Officers TO hereafter rigidly
inspect the effects brought from abroad by
our naval vessels, to break up the practise
OF innocent smuggling.
STANDARD DOLLARS ron GRgESBAcKs,
The Secretary OF the Treasury directs
that on and after the 10th inst, the Treas
ury in Washington and the several Su =
Treasures exchange standard silver dollats
for United States notes. 4l.e.,
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MEHE,tEr ALI MURDERED.

CoSsrASrrXoPLE, September .-Mehe-
met Ali Pasha, who was sent to paciiy
Albania, was mobbed at Yacona, sixty.
the place and took refuge in a shed, hut
was pursued by the Albanians, who called
upon him 70 organize an attack against the
Austrians. He refused, and was, with
twenty members OF his suite, massacred.
The Porte intends shortly to dispatch an
Embassy to Afghahistan. ii.
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NEw YoRx, Sept. 7.-There were six
transatlantic steamers to-day for ports In
Europe namely, the "City OF Chester"
and dEngland" for Liverpool, "Deyonian
for Glasgow, 'tDonau" for Bremen, ''Hin-
doon for Hull, and "Maas" for the Neither
lands. The cargoes were all up to the stan
dard, and the aggregate shipments were OF
liberal proportions The exports OF grain
and cheese arc again heavy, the former foot
ing up to q total OF over 200, 600 bushels. A
noticeable feature Of the business Is the
shipment OF the first lot OF oysters this sea-
son, one hundred barrels OF the biyalves
being on board the Innnan steamer The
Wilson steamer took out consignment
Of two dredging machines, manufactured
by a New York firm under contract with
the Russian Government. They are des-
tined for st. Petersburg, aid will probably
be used for deepening the channel at Cron-
stadt. Five others OF these machines have
already been sent forward. The same
steamer had also on board quantity OF
sole leather, going to various ports in the
Baltic. The principal items composing
the various cargoes, as far as can be obtain
ed, were us follows: ~, !.
City OF Chester, Inman Line: 1900
boxes cheese, 600 boxes bacon, 10000
bush. corn, 5000 bush. wheat, 500 bales
cotton, 900 pkgs. butter, 1900 bbls. flour,
1000 bags do, 1000 cases canned meats,
100 bbls. oysters, 800 tons sundries, 80
tons fresh meat. .sI-l
England, National Line: $1,000 bush.
grain, 100 bales cotton, 1000 boxes bacon,
1000 boxes cheese, so crates hams, 1900
bbls. flour, 1000 cases canned goods, %
bales domestics, $50 hhds. tobacco, 226
pkgs. sewing machines, $50 pkgs. sundries,
90 tons fresh meat
Hindoo, Wilson Line: $1,000 bush.
wheat, 1S0 hhds. tobacco, 800 boxes bacon,
| 400 do cheese, 500 cases canned meats,
$50 pkgs. butter, i 900 bbls. -four, 2dredging
machines, 40 tons leather, $50 head cattle,
$50 sheep. :uti 81 iit. l. - u
Mas, Netherlands Line; $1,000 bush.
wheat, 1900 boxes starch, 400 tirkins and
100 tierces lard, 80 boxes bacon, 800 ties.
grease, l00hhds. tobacco, $50 bbls. beef:
.-Donau; North German Lloyd line; 500
pkgs. butter, $50 tcs, and 90 rrcks lard, 50
bbls. beef 10 boxes bacon, 10 hhds: OIL, 90
bbls starch, 100 sides leather, 250 hhds.
900 cases and 7S3 bales tobacco, SO tons
sundries, u .sieslC!.l ~ Z
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A Tramp Pound Murdered.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, September IA
special to the american from Athens, Ala,
says: A white man, supposed to be q
tramp, was found this morning six miles
north OF here, on the railroad track, with
his throat cut from ear to ear and a bullet
hole through his head. A leayy-set negro
seen with him last is suspected, and par
tics are in pursuit. Ll.- IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-09
RELIEF FUND.

Louisville, KY, has contributed fifteen
thousand dollars to the fever fund. The
health OF the city was never better. The
gates Of the city are wide open to thepeo-
pleof the South.
Two hundred and forty.fye dollars were
collected yesterday in Chicago churches,
and two hundred dollars were given by
Tony Denier's Pantomlme Troop.
Pittsburgh contributions to date from
all sources amount to $4,000. It's pro-
posed to donate the entire proceeds OF the
Exposition to-day tMondayl to the relief
fund