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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-31
the Falher and the HolY GhosL. world

the Father and the Holy Ghost, world
without end" Amen.
"The peace Of God, which passeth all
understanding, keep your hearts and
minds In the knowledge and love Of God +,
and Of His Son Jesus Christ our Lord;
and the blessing Of God Almighty, the
Father, the Son, and the holy Ghost, be
amongst you, and remain with you al
Ways." Amen.
BIOGRAPHICAL.
The new Bishop Of West Virginia was
born on the 2lst OF March, 1s4l, in wash.
ington county, Nd, and when IA years of
age removed to Richmond, Va. He was
graduated at the Theological Seminary,
at Alexandria, Va, and took orders as a
Presbyter in 1869, assisting his father
in his clerical duties at Richmond,
until called to the charge Of St
Stephen, Church, Culpepper county,
Va, whence, at a later day, he
was called TO the Memorial Church at
Baltimore, where he has oficinted for
about FIVE years. The Bishop is a widow.
er, with two children, having lost his wife
about year ago. he was very poPu-
lar as a pastor in Baltimore, not only
among his own people but with many
Others. It is generally conceded that the
Diocese OF West Virginia has secur-
ed the services Of a man who will
prove himself in every respect worthy Of
Of his high Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-31

CLEVELAND, May SO.-Memorial bay
was generally observed in this city. The
prominent feature Of the day was the
singing OF appropriate songs in Monu.
mental Park by several hundred chill.
dren from the public schools. General
Ed. s. Meyer delivered an oration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-31
AT PITrsBuRGH,

PITTSBURGH, May 3O.-Decoration Day
was observed in this city and vicinity
with the usual appropriate memorial
exercises and the strewing OF flowers on
the soldiers graves. The heavy rain
which fell steadily during the forenoon
interiered somewhat with the outdoor
exercises.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-31
AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, May S0.-A heavy rain
storm interrupted all the exercises con.
nected with Decoration Day except that
OF strewing the graves with flowers. This
ceremony was performed in the midst Of
the storm with uutagging devotion, q large
number Of ladies drenched with rain aid.
ing in the work and not ceasing until
every grave had received its tribute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-31

TzRRE HAurE, May So.-Decoration
Day was largely celebrated to-day. The
veteran soldiers followed the flags Of the
Indiana regiments. In the procession also
were the Light Guards, Governors
Guards. Police and Fire Departments
civil societies and carriages OF citizens.
An Grafton was delivered at the cemetery
hv N - Rnff.
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NJ INpIANAPoLIa.

Al lhulAAAfO1IlHs
IsprAsApoL1s, May 80. = Decoration
Day was observed by general suspen-
sion Of business during the afternoon
There was q processeon 10 Crown Hill
Cemetery consisting Of light infantry, ar
tillery detachment Of soldiers, etc. The
aoral offerings were never more profuse
AT CINCINNATI.
Crsc1SaArr, May 80. Decoration
Day was observed In the usual manner
at the cemeteries. With the exception oi
the closing Of the courts and government
Officer, there was no suspension oil busi-
ness.
AT LOUISVILLE.
LounvILLE, May S0.-The graves o.
the Federal soldiers were decorated to,
day. There was a large concourse oi peo
pie present. Ex Governor Young, o
Ohio, delivered an address and Rev. B. B
Tyler, OF this city, officiated as Chaplain
AT. ST.. JosLPH, NO.
ST. JOSEPH, No, May S0.-Decoratior
Day was celebrated here more generally
than ever before. The business house
were generally all closed. The process
sion was very large and the people on th.
ground numbered about 1900. Jas. F
Crosby was orator Of the day.
AT sAS FRANCISCO.
San FRANCISCO, May S0.-DecoratioE
Day was duly observed by the Grsnt
Army Of the Republic with exercises anC
the usual ceremonies at Lone Mountain
Cemetery. Business was generally sus
pended.
AT TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, O., May SO.-The ceremony oi
decorating the soldiers graves in th'
cemeteries, near this city, was duly per
formed by the various military organiEa-
tions and citizens generally.
AT OMAHA.
oMAHA, Me-, May SO.-There was 81
excellent observance Of Decoration Day
here, Notwithstanding the unfayorabl'
weather.
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taAnseuat.M
NLEvELAHD 4 PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
VI C0HDRH6RD TINE CARD.
@9EEs::::s:

On and after May ilth, Is7s, Traln, will run
daily (oxeept sunday
Through Trains 10 Pittsburgh.
Through Trains 10 cieTellhe,
1hfoDah Trains 10 cAlesso.
Pullmln's PGrlor CRn between WsllsviIls and
Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Can on all Train, bstvssn
Alliance and Chicago.
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ON AND AFTER "WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
" Inst CaIs on the wheeling Elm GroTe r.
r. viii run ~ iolloEL cATs viii leave the City
teorner Of Market and Eleventh. StSl and stImns
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AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 30.-Decoration Day
seems TO have been less generally observ.
ed throughout the Northwest than usual
In Chicago the banks, government build.
ings and many places Of business were
closed. There was parade OF the mill.
tary organizations in the afternoon, and
at all the cemeteries the decorations were
carried on by private individuals with
very little military display and no speech
making.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-31

DETROIT, MIcH., May sO.-Decoration
Day was more generally observed than
for years, the streets and buildings pre-
senting a holiday appearance. The
street parade was participated in by the
various military companies and the vet
erans Of the Mexican war and the late
rebellion. The Grafton was delivered by
Col. o. T. Beard, and poem was read
by D. Bethune, Of Duffeld, which com.
pleted the exercises Of the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-31

OMAHA, Me-, May So.-There was an
excellent observance OF Decoration Day
here, Notwithstanding the unfayorable
weather.
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SieubsaVilk AeoonMOdaiiop-laayes Ballairs at
AS p. m; Bridgeport &0J p m; arrives At steu-
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points In the East and West can Be procured at The
Union Tielst 0faeo, AeLWe Houss, Wheeling,
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T..., W Va, March ID, 1878.
Cs9ssaiIS ssaiSsGy from the member. Of the
i, fSai p OF the Rev. George W, Peter,
~. - Hfs,o' g. Of Memorial Church. H. BaIti,
hfI, , sSS,s name, are uudervri,ten
1. NJ ss,lSis how important Il l. ,haI
SS,a.,rSt ,asist Osce Of Bishop should r moi nv i
SJsSily "a Jss.Si conferred, and firmly persus, az. a
aS. " y !. our duty to bear iesIimony
y a, ss 'se ssolenn OCCASION without psrtisIi
siss,,,a ,asSstiOu, So Do, in the presence Of al,
EPSGd SGd testify that he Rev. GeorT, i r I
Srs.sjs i |, not, 30 far q We are Mel h,
k,,,,1! q'uy liable to evil report, eithe,
q usSs ,Si u religion or Iot yIciOusne.s .si h
s,,, lGd e that We DO moi know SieI, ar SeIiss. y
Sseb ! I. aay iupediment, on SccouDt e Sste' y
d. = s e ought not 10 he Sonseer..sS Sa si y !,
aje,I," "stJ Othee, We do, morsov.r y y
Z, 4 ~. 'nd ''Verally, declare st'Sr tSst y,
1 ma N VGt ., soo'cisnee, believe him 70 !,
49, a. 'qiacisucy 10 god is.rnius @ " ,nt ~
10 the ilith, and Of such Sirtu i
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

The Military Departments Of the South
And Gulf have boon consolidated under TIM
name u do Department u thu Honth. Drig,
Glen. q. q, Angar cousmAadins.
Col. Robert N. Douglas, won Of Stc.
phen A. DouglAa. has again hsen commissioned
4. United stats. Marshal u North Carolina,
after severe contest.
Ex.Lient. Gov. Hahn, of Louisiana,
has been appointed Superintendent of the New
Orleans mint. Henry Rngsleu, of Connecticut,
has been appointed United states Consul u
Malta.
Since the passage u the Rrmonctixa.
tton ace the total coinage Of silver hAa reached
about ts,50o, CO., being III average Of ! little
over ta.00o, 0O0 Per month.
TX. Marshal Pitkin, q Louisiana, b.
his examination before tho Potter Comm,ttcc,
narrated statement, mAda 10 him by George
J. ssAxsy, RI conferences u tho members
~ tho Packard Legislature and members ~
tho MArNeagh Commission, Immediately pre-
cetllng tho withdrawal IL the troops from
New Orleans and thu recognition u ,hc
Nichols 0oscrnmcnt. Pitkin gave detailed
story Of this caucus. which he had received
II, N member II the Packard Legislature.
Al that conference, after \ good deal VI
di-ca,sion, MAeveagh said III yum want
10 hight, you can do II hui, on ncxt
rae,da,, III. troops will be withdrawn. and, a
ths courts ar III thu lsnd. u the i,.m, crAtr,
yon VIII III ~ hung ~ u the lsmp. posts. !
ucn, Inter ~ witnsyr desire 10 ~ sou II
yum had any conversations with either Mr..
tlA~ley D. M. NvilAn befora they returned u
washington, Aftcr thr recognition VI the
Nichols Oovslnlncntf A. yes, mir l had
q. What ~As said about providing for those
Who had lent thu administration their scr-
steesf They 1Aid that whtn .hes arrived
IN Washington they wonld No Mr.. IiAyra. and
arrange 70 have All tAe leading ilcpnhli.
cans who had borne the hlnns ~ tho
| wpyk IN Louisiana taken care III William
4. Chandler Ma examined, And testified that
III ~snt 70 Florida Vt the instance III members
] 1t tho Republican National Committee. Did
not call upon Gov. Hayes or n.ett him Il any
time during the trip 10 Florida and hack. u
Arr yoa aware II any promises, general o.
/ st.rille, shAt we're made u any nlen,l*gS u
tha lsntnri'Ing Hard. before IN after III.
oenll. ihAl ~ csss tLp atslr veal fof tiayr~
Tiny should ~ taken cal. ~ Al have 10
recollection u snch promises. III III III,
son make sneh urolMaesf A. MI IL III,
recollection.
Ex.0ov. Noyes. of Ohio, who returned
from his posi- - Minister 10 testify before the
Potter investigating committee, no. had 4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-05

The Ohio Democrats met "a Columbus
In state Convention June ~ aud adopted =
platform which susta,ns the title of President
Hayes, while supporting thu Potter insesti.a.
ton; demands tho repeal Ut thu Resumption
Acl, the substitution of grecnhacks for nation-
al-1ank notes, and No Increase u the bonded
dch. strict construction and ho,nc-rulr ~.
prvmacy ri civil over military power; separation
d church and state; equality ~ all
citizens before the law liberty of al ind.
viduAl action nnvoxed by rnmptuary
lava absolute acqusescence in the lawfully
expressed will of tho majority, opposition 10
| oil subsidies preservation Ut the public lands
Tor the usc Of actual scttlers aud thu main
tenAnce aud protection of the conmon.rchool
system. pnrlin Ward Va. eh.sen permanent
Chairman. 1hc following ticket was no,ai.
nAsed Fur Secretary " stAtr. David Il, Page !,
tor supreme Judge, "A. Il. Hume member ~
tho Hoard u Public Works, In.h huld.
On "Wednesday, June ~. tho Illinois
Republicans held their Hta,e Convention nj
Springfield, Charles 4. Lpr.neoi. being Prcsi-
dent II the meeting. The nominations were ns
tenlent of Public Instruction. ]. A. SHADE
Supreme Court Clerks rpr the Northern
Grand Division, u. +. Dnttnn, t'entrAl Grand
Division, N. u. Converse, Southern GRAND ~
vision, Alden knopf. Appellate Court Clerks
tirrt District, I'LL Smiths second District, j. II,
coomhr. Third District, W. n. Duncan, Fourth
pittra,, u. l.. ulcn. The platform II
very tr,ef. merely undressing the course ii the
party In the past, and pledsing con.
tinned confidence ia thu National Republican
lar.y. The financial plank II ~ follows W.
arr opposed - any further contraction "
.he grecnbAch currency, and Are in fAsor ~
| such currency ~ can b. maintained u rAr
WITH and convertible into, coin n thu will uf
| thu holder, W. Arr III ia,or III r.,,h currency
heing received for import dntl.r, and va dep
lucsi. tho defeat Ut thu rcceui bill for that
purpose BY tho Democratic House Of espre-
ssitatiSes.
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raiders And United states mail cs,ache. hsss
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rsr~a.
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the Potter snh.ccmmsss. al New Orleans, u,
osher DAY, md rvl~&ssd LIS rsosy u biz elcs.
tlon ~ Governor, and how, - hr claims,
he ~As snchred ont ~ the nilice hs the Wsve
MevcAgh Commission. Packard said his title
10 the office ~ Governor IT Louisiana Was ~
gopd ~ tina, ~ Hayes 10 the rrcsi'
iencs. aud he considered them 10th coed.
lilo stated that II the President had acknowl-
edged him ~ Governor. he would have been
able 10 maintain himself with ease.
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MISCELLANEOUS oLxAxIxos.

Glen. Ord, who arrived In Washington
from Texas ! few days since, II In favor Of
the most vigorous measures On the Rio 0rande
lie says tho available troops under his conn.,
mAnd do mt cxcsod 1000 mon. and that that
smsll number cannot c6cctuAlly guard tho
long limo Ut frontier over which thsy arr dis
trihnted. lsaids from the MexicAn aide into
Texas Are still 1T frequent occurrence.
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wiM skc yloss and frs.hsess Of youth.
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checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by la use. Moth
ing cnn restore the hair WHORE tho
foiIiclcs arr destroyed, Or tho glands
asrophicd and dccaycd. But such =
remain can bc saved for usefulness
BY this application. Instead Of foul
ing the hair with q pasty sediment Il
will keep II clean and vigorous. IL
occasional use will prevent tho hair
from turning gray or falling on, and
consequently prevent badness. FREQ
from those dclctcrions substances
which make some preparations dam
gcrous, md injurious 70 the hair, tho
Vigor can only bonctlt but not harm
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DOMESTIC INrRLLlo RNcs
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The deianlting Treasurer of the Fall
ltvcr Mills. \, Angler Chacc, has been ren.
t~nccsl Ia twelve years In the Massachusetts
state Iwtso..
In Dccember. iss3, thu steamer Chesa.
psahe loft New York for Portland No., with
seventeen passengers and cargo u mcrchal,.
disc. consisting u cnst.n snd sugar. While
~ route tho passengers, Who proved 10 IL
ConfcdsrAtes In Disguise. took possass,on IL
thu vcrsel In thu nAme u the Confederate
states, shooting III. reeond engineer aud throw.
Ing his body overheard. putting tho Captain in
irons. aud eerioasls weundIng thu frat IN.
G.nccr, whom they compelled to ass,,ne com.
maud VI TIN sess~l, with order. 10 max. fer
Halifax. All the rarli.s concerned IN III.
amir scattered and male good their crcapr.
Henry A. rArr. TIM leader III tho expedition.
who hN~ hscn living III Canada ever since,
made Journey down u nos.on The other .iss
WAS arrested en- 4 rAsfge ~ murder. aud
II now In jail awaiting hi- trial.
A match game of billiards for a. 400
aud the championship Ut thu United Sta,eT waa
played last week In New York between George
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innings. krora. dO0 II 39s.
r., Il. solomon 4 Sons, heavy i'm.
portcrn aud dealers In furniture aud ,lpl,ol~tss,.
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NV ""uus1 ea6as-oafea boat race ipb-
WV" '"s nss4'a sna ia's crews fowed At
~" Ap'.'' ~ 'ea''ea ~ easy v'esoss tor
=. $3.50" wv
Uurink tue VIZ months ending June
s,,v III, IN, ,,.,,,,,,.. \, -. aso ~. 80. 80.
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Hon. blanche X. Bruce, the colorei
On'eu s'.ss. esna'o. rom mississippi,
~. $500. ~,.... .''.' ~..'' 80 "s's' "
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- sUsSs sne unFr aay, t~o-thisds os the
49, 80. sSs"sa sose" TOT sh' ncaet headed
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DasmA1cA special Announces tho dis
"vesy ~ rich sold.held IN DEAR Paw noun.
tAsn, Montana, aud RreAt excitement II Fort
E"'o''.
A dispatcl from Silver City. Idaho.
says Gen. Howard had 4 brush with thc ho.ti,.
ssvaecs, on sunday, juno "a, aud that Col.
HobbinA snd two soldiers we're killed. The
casualties ~ The oihes side are not reported.
The PAwntc reservation lnnla, 90. NM
acres, viii be aid 4, Central ci,y, N.L..
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sases, Prizes tim Ier saie b. aii lsfsss $40 sni
Retail AHselsls AID s,n.Acnt NJ d.
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