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THE STREET cLEINING BuREAU.
Discoveries discrepancies In the Record OF
The HemoN al Of Material.

Tho Commissioners OF Accounts completed,
some time ago the examination Of the manage
mcnt OF the Street Cleaning Bureau OF the Police
Department. Their report was mado public
yesterday. II Is composed Of tables that the
Commissioners aver show Irregularities in tho
administration Of the Bureau. Accompanying
these tables Is n memorandum that gives tho
general system 81 the discrepancies and def
Uisnrles garertHin5d 10y the Commissioners,
Tho memorandum Is ~ follows:
Ia. .e custom m Nh .grcan Tor ,he insIccor Or Of
hours g. Ch,e Clerk ore q statement under oath tc
pre- ~ uiyfolr hUur' tle amount o mat fial r.
Iec I'd cd the deposition Of the material removed ron,
d. 'g, non o. the ,upsn"iond"nt Of seow "iois
aeit,i-a l',rrmeI i9 nm, DoN Is 'llp,. u 10 be- En-
luea.u inrut M material in clhc Yards amt , icstua
oa M i'ii' 81 ,, n S' @ '-''u
rr.'-1na,ior 80 snl TO Joiy ! l-77 ,hc measure.
Juiy 1871 Ac nicasufrneni, q cerlrin lrcd .coNs
seconl-Ei,6@r nese mes.aremcS' were correct in
80 A. If ~ OF s III s an 9sy are correct
Third-slnce January T. 1873 TIC mcasarcments are
somg 5pi o. 6cn are ,eeorjed alto date Of loading
n1lnn nnd aesiln9ii.n h9t no n.,asarrnsnts
claimed by Chief Clerk green Cali Gunner the
sS b5"S and S VT D nS Fe U any S To- e I de-
ssows he amour, VI akt and S Jaw away by
&c. s.9;s5s SdS % D, Of S sss S
STd sho lo 5 S 81 'Si a y scn G were rS
ismoyed ir2m ne street. a. ~ cnl.c ysds pr load,
nS S"s Ct ~ S s sS % %p n @ eaos
mased and ily dTcreu. i. Hllsocognt.d lor.
estmaVd amount 81 10 cubic var, dumped on scows
nett bt Il Witch d "fs Is NO Tsco il & et srry
only twenty seven feet " one cubic yard uc srnkagc
Ieoeri shows that lhe department. accounts 10. more
material than they pick up establishing the tact that the
entIFH record tile disposition the
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The IIoboken EIope meat.

Mr.. Henry W. Sieb. the elder brother Of Miss
Tlhr Sob the stor, of who's eloicncn froih iiobken
told IN tn SuN Of Yesterday. WAS mistakenly ~
p0rrd 60 be In pursuit of his sister aud Herbert Kin.
month the BOY Juror" who l. alleged 90 be her
panun IN her night Mr. Scb SAYS be j. attending 60 has
hus'tes- IN New York oNrrN daN lie adds II u no
u-c going after thcm utti Mud tracc o them when
do catch the scouudrcl shall nothing but nature
weapons him He ought to be Killed. lat Il - use
bringing further trouble AMI disgrace INV family %
IlhD inlheT ls neTnan and her muihcr u Engl.h.
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NEW LINE To BOSTON.
~ via Allyn's Point

NORWICH LISr. PIER 70, r.
Steamers CITY or NBw YORK ami CRY OF BOSTON
ata ~ = VI. daily. SUNDAYS included.
FARE ONE DOLLAR every day In the week.
Posv- tickets good only day OF sale and GU traius
cOnncC ting with boat at Allrn's Point
GOOD SUPPER FOR FIFTY CENTS
Tickets Tor sale At Pier 40.
Norwich line tor Boston, Worces ter. Portland and all
points north and east, via
NEw LONDON AND NORWICH
Steamers CITY Or LAWRENCE and FALMOUTH. from
Picr - n. X. daily At 4 80 T. " sunday excepted
Tickets and STATE Rooms may be obtained at the office
Of the company, al broadway corner OF Canal u
Freight take Tor all points st lowest rates
For further Information. inutnrV at Pier ~. N H.
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Judge Choate heard yesterday the suit Of
hanief son Brothers agents Of the Anchor Line against
Oon'u James Warrack, who from January, 1871. 10
heh 1870 acted "A nj Tor the forwarding Of freight
20 W." N,ohr Llns "a. alleged that he got drawbacks
hhpuh!ms 70 t2aDF 0n about 81 $50 tons ~ freight
shilF-l ron chicago 70 kew YORK aud that hOy we're
seeo, ed ny him as agent Mr WarTHck, IN his denial
eAf. h7t Nf HsAelsons ,onsencd 10 bis receiving tho
Ahd Ial 40 had oastt fOI back salary due
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Death In n stable.

Tho dead body OF Blansius 0rossman. a
laboror found In the stall Of stable al i0l SUFFOLK
street yesterday. 0roSsmAn was seen al work Ia the
stable earlT In hs moTning There we're nv marks Of
Ni0leuea
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j. e. c. johns SION
Brain & Nerve.

Persons lacking vvacy electric power vital brain og
force those injured by mental strain physical
cNccsses aged persons 70 retain former vgor all suffering
from debility should the only and efeo-
tive treatment. WELl.s'S BRAIN AND VITAL FILLS; ro-
narkable In preserving youthful condition Frightening
the intellect strengthening the brain aud recupcraye
forces Greatest remedy on earth for impotence. In
dor=ed by medical faculty Only effective relief for fih
and Paralysis s. Per bottle nj Druggists by mail on re
ceipt OF price. x SMELLS, Chemist. ~ Barclay IT. nv
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Rrntisttp.

MENTAL ONCE i,al Canal II Teeth extracted with.
Jcut pain. - Cts hling, 30 cts sets on miscellaneous
'NEETM EXTRACTED. 25c., with gas, 80, fun
Dr BRdUOHTON - West ith 81
c,R-FTII SETs.-Gum teeth. g., single. 81 war
S9Oranied ). Dental Rooms 262 9Th AV Esia0 lti'
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Shipping.

INMAN LINE-ROYAL MAI. STEAMERS
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY or BERLlN .........Saturday, Nov 30 . 80 A NJ
CITY OF BRUSSELS ............ Thursday Dec s. T. NJ
CITY on RICHMOND .... Saturday Dec II, y 30 4. NJ
From Pier ~. North River, foot OF Charlton ST.
CABIN, $50, So, aud 500. gold Return tickets On
favorable terms STkEkAGk, ~, currency Drafts At
lowest rates saloons, state Rooms smoking and Bath
Rooms andships These steamers carry neither cattle
sheop, nor pigs JOHN a. DALE Agent ~ and % Broad
MAy. n. v PhiadelnhIa onlce. los honlh an n
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new YORK WEEKLY.
STEAMBOATS, ano Rullruaos.
METnoroLITAN ELEyATED Rail

Albany with trains for West North, and BAst
nj ETHOrOLITAN ELEVATED Rail
1t nearest point Wall At ferry CortAndt st. near.
est point Or Jersey city aud COmnunipaw ferries Park
place nearest point for Post ONCE city Hall. and
barclay At ferry to Hoboken; Ohsmbers q. nearest
point Tor Pavonia aud Brie Railroad ferry Franklin ST
brand st. points for DesbrOsses IT. Terry toJcrsey
city aud Peoples Line steamers for Albany bieeeker 81.
eh points for Christopher St Jerry H0boken
ltih st-NoArest point TO Union square and Lyceum
The aires Academy Music. Irving aud Tammany lalls
sd st-SeArest point 10 Booths. 81 James. and Park
Theatres Grand Opera House Gimores Unrden Ma.
Temple and jersey city ferries SD stNcarest
point STANDARD Broadway and fifth Avenue Theatres
Aquarium and san Francisco Minstrcls $2d st-Con.
nce.with New York Transfer Co cabs for Grand Cen
trail DonCt 5Sth st-Ncarest point for Central Park.
For up tOwn trans. take east side stations For
downtown trains. take west side stations. Fare 10
ccns except between the hours OF 81 and ~ A. NJ and
andTP ~ when the lars Scents Connects with the fol
LOWING horse lines Al Rector ST. with cars Tor south
ferry; Grand st. with for Desbrosses and East
Grand IT. ferries, AZ ecker q win cars or east anu
west at Sth st. with for Christopher and Bast luth
- ferries At lfh st. with cars Tor West 2d and East
2d and 3ith IT. ferries, $50 st. with for Wee
hawken Jerry al SJth A., with cars Of Belt Lane Rail
road WM X GARRISON. President
NJ YAN RKOCkLtH, SUPERINTENDENT
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VUMIrE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEBNSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL
HHlIANNlC. ,.,.............. Saturday. Nov - r
khfuBlIC. Thursday, Nov ~. A
0EKhANtC. Saturday Dec Z 80 T. NJ
From White star Dock Pier 81 North RIVER
Cabins all Amidsli Saloon. 81 SSo, and 500 golA
Return tickets on favorable terms Storage s1S
These scAmerG carry neither cattle sheep, nor pigs
}. CuRrlS. AGENT ~ Broadway. Sew York
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOrS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NkM YORK
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED R9uIP
MbST, AND TIKI FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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Sttturts.

COOPER UNION
~ FREk sAruRDAY NIGHT LECTURES IN THE
GREAT HALL ats T. NJ
SATURDAY Nov. ~ the lecture viii be delivered by
Prof ~ Sillimau ot New Haven, Conn subject. The
Paris Exposition" Hlustratedl
Tickets can be obtained gratis at The once q the Cooper
Union and az - Van NO-trands, - Murray st.
ADRIAN 4 HEWITT. Secretary.
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10 PHILADELPHIA

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIKI OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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Miliiarp.
Excursions.

EOD FIsHING.-Second uip o to II fathom or
~ Cholera Banks, on sunday Nov -, and Thursday
~, also, December rip+ Fast sea Steamer SETH Low
with boiler and saloon. leaving Franklin st, " r.
~ 10Th St, II at7 10 9Th st. r. r., at "a; Pier a.
J. r., att 80, Battery stone pier next 20 staten Island
Ferry. at n A. ~ Tickets ~ cod tackle and halt on
board; good nshing, \ B;-dnnn,ng tnp for ducks OF
TUESDAY Nov % Tickets limited TO 20 for sale on board
or al lsJ Boweiy. Al a. FOSTER, Pilot and Manager.
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for Sal. unS 90 Get

for Sale uWS 20 Get.
nFFICEs TO LET-In second story sun building
~ front aud rear. well lighted and stoam heated Ap
ply al SUI Publication once. Nassau and Frankfort sta
V'O LEr-A shop, OF lor light turing purposes
4 Atoon tOk29. Apply 10 TuO5. T. DOYLE 1T ID az.
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Amustmtnts.
EHAND PROMENADE CONCEHrs by the
~ list Regiment band, in connection with lair br
the benent OF s. Timothys Protestant EpWOpal Froel
Church, nj Tlst Regiment Anory. Junction of broadway
and 9th aN., Thursday Friday, aud Saturday even
mgs. Nov, ~, ~ and ~. Admission - cents. The
lair will also be open from o'clock T. NJ on Friday and
saturday
ATkTEINWAY HALI-EDOrA ARD REMENYI
n Electric success Of HnngaTNs violin Nirtuoso
RKMENYI CONCERTS NEXT WEEK,
TUESDAY ENEINH Nov. ~, and SATURDAY MATINEE
SEATS AT USUAL PLACES.
DOWERY THEATRE.
ID Hcneat ~ MILE MARIE ZOE Tonight; her FIRST
appearance In ELlNK, the Oirl Detective
TINuE FAMOUS CROOKS AMATEUR CORNRT
Il bAAD Viii pla! " night Al the CalhCdr tair.
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Wlnnito- --Stmalts.

UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
n May leave their faVors for TN SuS At the only
author ircd ntoNu advertise me nj Offices,
,e1s BROADWAY. corner VI 3lst St, u d 2. NJ. AM
nos wcst2h II. corner O sih ny.nlsr NJ
400 - Az, corner OF f7th st. al - T.
DE- Eisi ltth It corner Union square, al sfA
NpeNtru
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fine ARTS,
Amustmtnts.

| DALErTE CLUB sale Of paintings this evening
lat kUHiIS Gallery, East 2Sd ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-01

BkLLAIRE.-Mayor Cassells father. in
law, Mr.. Fisher, Of Philadelphia, Ia visit
ing The former.
Mrs. james q. AshWorth, Of Gravel
Hill, who has been Ill for nearly q year
died yesterday.
Mt. John Cook, OF Bridgeport was il
the city Monday.
Mis- Ella Heburn is visiting in steu'
benyille. yl.
Mr. John Haley and family leave for
Columbus in short time, 10 make theii
home there.
Messrs. Marble & White are building
an addition 10 their wagon shop near thu
Fourth Ward school house.
The supposed pick.pockets had hear
ing before the Mayor yesterday morning
One Of them was fined for carrying con-
cealed weapons; the revolver being taker
"a security for the fine. Two reyolverI
and other minor articles were found OF
their persons, but sufficient evidence wa
wanting 10 prove them actual piek.pock
eta, and to get rid Of them they were giyer
leave 10 get out Of the town as quick a
possible, and they gladly ayailed them
selyes Of the opportunity.
Charley Kitt formerly q barber or
Union street, and whose sudden dlsap
pearance was noted several weeks ago
has turned up In Pittsburgh, whittier hii
vile and goods have followed him.
Mr.. John 8. Crafty has been deputiEet
by Mr.. A. J. McCielland as Street Com
missioner. -
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rnE NEW SHORT cREEK RoAp
Cases Adjudieated In the su.
preme Court Of Appeals, Sitting
Mt wheeling, April "a, 1878.
Morgan for use Of Scott, D. E.,
John P. Hale tal, Pc
sYLLABus.

A Sheriff having tax tickets In his
hands against the lRnds Of s, levies on the
property OF Scott, and 81, representing the
owner Of the s lands, gives to the Sheriff
an indemniiyiug bond, in the usual form,
with Smith and Lewis sureties, and the
Sheriff then sells the property Of Scott to
pay the said taxes.
Scott, in the name Of the Sheriff, insti-
tutes suit on said bond TO recover the
value OF the property so sold from the
obligors 10 said bond; the defendants
demur TO the declaration in which the
plaintiff joins. Held,
]. The bond is not good as statutory
bond.
2. Nor is ii good at common law, be.
ing aeainst public policy.
5. Where a suit Is in the name Of one
person for the benefit Of any other, II
there be judgement for the deiendant's
coats, it shall be against such others.
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Orangemen Attacked ut Mon
treal,

MONTREAL, April 30.-The Orange
Young Britons and friends, while retiring
from concert last night, were assaulted
by q mob Of several hundred Catholic
Unionists. Mrs. Mechan and Corporal
Lang were severely wounded.
The apprehensions Of party disturb
ances arising out OF the Orange enter.
tainment last night were verified. As
section Of the young Britons were pro-
ceeding out 10 the western suburbs early
this morning they were attacked with
pistols by some three or four hundred
Catholic Unionists at the Wellington
Bridge, who were lying in wait for them.
Over one hundred shots were fred, re.
sulting In the death oi John Callahan and
serious Wounding Of Johanna Mahan and
man named Mullen, all Catholics. A
cab containing Joseph Long, an Orange.
man, and \ young woman, going home
from the concert, was riddled with bull
lets, Long being wounded in two places.
His companion escaped. No arrests
we're made. There Ia great excitement
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-01
OHIO LEGIsLATURE.
A Fight on the Floor OF the Senate

COLUMBUS, O., April S0.-In the Senate
the only interesting feature was an as
sault made upon Senator Forrest by
Railroad Commissioner Bell. The trou-
BILE grew out Of words spoken In debate
by Forrest. The combalans were sepa-
rated without damage, but an inyestiga.
ton has been ordered.
In the House, House bills were passed
10 require private bankers to make semi.
annual statements and publish the same;
to require newly organized mutual life
insurance companies TO pay in advance
20 per cent on their premium notes; TO
provide for courts Of conciliation with
respect TO contracts and controversies;
concerning the productive industries Of
the State, and 10 require the Mutual
Life Insurance Company, doing ,business
in Ohio, 10 make statements 10 the In
surance department; 10 reorganiEe 3 girls
industrial home.
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tleman would attend the Democratic eau.
cusses and nse his power and persuasive
eloquence there, Il would be more appro.
PIRATE than TO step down from his place
and lecture Republican members Of the
House. II
Mr.. Calkips quoted from the remarks
Of Mr.. Randall on the bill for an increase
Of the members salaries and remarked
ironically that he had no doubt that the
gentleman's action on that occasion had
been prompted in the interest Of economy.
Mr.. Randall replied that he had a .
faithful public servant given up his opin.
ion and obeyed the instructions Of the
people. That was what he wanted the
Republican party 10 do. When my con.
duct as q Representative was condemned
by the people yielded 10 their authority
and submitted TO their control, as ] am
always ready to do.
Mr. Galkins-Dii the gentleman cover
back the 81, 900 drawn from the treasury
Mr.. Pandall-Ineyer did. look over
all my record here and can say truthful
ly that have never cast q vote that was
prompted by personal considerations.
Mr.. Williams--If yon thought that
members should have s., 500 year why
did you afterwards move to cut down
their salaries 10 s4.00C? Did the people
demand that?
Mr.. Randall-I did not propose 70 cut
down the compensation 10 81 900. The
committee recommended $500, and i
took the ground that the people had con-
demned the increase Of salaries, and that
Il was not consistent for members TO be
cutting down the compensation Of other
people and letting their own stand.
Mr.. WilliAms-Why do you not pro-
pose TO cut II down now?
Mr.. Randall-Wheneyer the gentle
man makes q proposition TO cut II down l
will be found with him.
Mr.. Williams-Why do not your Com
mittees do Il before you lecture US on
economy?
Mr.. Randall-I say deliberately here
that believe rather in cutting dozn the
number OF employees than cutting down
the salaries. believe that II the law
was adhered 10 in the departments in re.
gard to the number Of hours for clerical
work the force could be reduced 25 pei
cent.
After some further discussion the com.
mittee rose, after having disposed Of only
four pages Of the bill, and the House ad-
iourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-01
ENGLAND.
TheLabor IaEue.

LONDON, April 30.-The masters at
Ashton will meet on WedneedAyto decide
whether TO give notice Of . reduction Of
wages Of Norkmen. II II now thought
probable that 3 5 per cent reduction will
be proposed. Asimilar reduction will be
submitted 70 in November, and the pro.
posal which 10 now anticipated would re.
duce the wages In Ashton 10 the same rate
as demanded BY the masters In North and
Northeast Lancashire. There Il great
distres8 IN Blackburn and number Of
women and children are compelled 70 beg.
Both sides are obdurale.
Hon. John Bright spoke al & large
peace meeting In Manchester to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-01
FIRE RECORD.

DEraor7, April so.-The Union school
building, Il Cassapotts, Michigan, was
destroyed BY Ere last night. Loss 5000
insurance s., 900.
San FRAacsco, April S0.-At Gre
in Chinese lodging house at Dupont,
this morning, one body was recovered
from the ruins. A number more are
supposed TO have been burned in The de-
briB.
MILWAUKEE, April so-Ths rssidepcs
Of d. e. woodward, at Hortonyille,
Wis, wa destroyed by fire Sunday. Loss
$4,000; insurance 8, 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-01
THEGALLAHr SHIELDS REMEAfBEREp
Report Of the Lake shore Rail.
road Company.

CHICAGO, April so.-The annual re-
port Of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad for the year 1877
shows the freight earnings TO be s, 49,
COS, passenger earnings s., ,2o3, ,1se, other
against sis9lS,l76 for 1876; operating
expenses and taxes sS,963, ,966, against
1854, 1856 the preceding year; increase in
the net earnings $4,000.
President Vanderbilt says Of the 90
killed BY the AshtabulA disaster 83 have
been settled for; Of the 4 wounded 80
have been settled for. This absorbed
Sl53, 800 Of the earnings, yet the road
earned 81 per cent on ID capital stock, oi
which the stockholders received 2 per
cent. r
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A Proposed Remedy for Hard
Times.


@h,Vs received a pamphlet the title
o. 'hish reads thus: "Farming near
bone, or 'ugestiOns for State legislation
i'iiua hard times" This pamphlet
e''tAiu l6r pages Of reading matter, and
mainly devoted to indicating the de-
ni' OI IA act to facilitate the settlement
@ ll0d, Ihs promotion Of agriculture,
aElIlIiliOn and cooperation, and for the
l.lsi oI labor and capital within this
Commonwealth"
The Commonwealth meant Is the Com.
aSNHsaIIh OF Pennsylvania, although
@' details laid down are intended to
'PPly 10 several other States mentioned
"a The preface. Thi. preface reads as fol.
WHlRnS, There are in Pennsylvania
% pe, cent, or lO,I92 square miles, oi
Sau'sd land; and whereas, there are In
". L'lefn and Central States Of the
va.on' namely in Connecticut, Delaware,
a,, anne, Maryland, Massachusetts,, New
PpaaIsSirs, New Jersey, New YorE, Ohio,
','i1n,,EElvania, 81 Rhode Island, Vermont
I,s ~ Mss Virginia, not counting ire
,.,.1l aIaSIe marshes, 37t per cent, /. e.,
~ @ ol the whole amount OF lands In
NJ s. SAIes, making 81. .445 square miles
v Unused Unused lands in said States; and
~ i'Ia thetfue interests Of those States,
S.,;a 'SsSa As whole country, require the pro.
r.sOa r..s q agriculture and civilization by
~ oi bringing said lands into culturd
~. and whereas, both the unuse:
WI W. aad The unused capital Of these
NJ, IfEe9ily demand the relief which
S!I, .,aeilTlsion Of the lands and improy,
SDI,;,l I;ts can bring about; and whereas
AZ Sas' S.' Of EOtkmen and agriculturistI
g,,S. ga 6y the force Of these circum-
k,nS;. lad against their own will OIL
Hisi;a 70 enigrAte 10 far distant Ter,
jis,.s and whereas, ~ years Of great
so,.,svs @ nave already passed, without Ii,
so,,..'aHert., ~. State OF National, hayipI
tSsrraa.s!, IN, ras,lh.ing for The peoples reliei
rsSsI' Ite lae following suggestions for
ssS.; are respectfully proposed ioI
hi5,..' and revision, by the Lesis
Sal.. q Psnn'ylyania, and Of Olhel
:, as purpose Of the pamphlet is pret
= g gasi'ly set forth in the above preIac.
,,,., ~ ,ds', % lay such ta1e. on unculti
vi, iI'a .l'S l,Sd held out Of use by those VII,
,..I, W. neither sell nor improve II, as vii
%TpeI s,,,I ia lease or sale to those who ar,
,.u.1 s,''.aE to cultivate ii. Land i. to Be &C
.''sa /. y. unused or uuimprOved "vhicl
AZ - a0' upon it building, fences, priyat
S.l' 49, OF other inprOyenn sggresatinr 4
E,.' sa' Oa'-e'shth Of the value Of ths l.nd
S,''! ,'y HAtt'hAlI Be accounted cleared o
sAisA ',a " least tvo.third. are s,s,s, .els,lI'
l.. lam ',S.S o. 0Ss!tuctiOns and .tunps, an,
aa!.SIs Win The plough. Eyery ,t.s ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-01
Rloo,ls in new Hampahire,.

NASHUA, N. H., April 30.-The Merri.
mack river Is still rising, and Ia now 13
feet above the high water mark; also the
Nashua river. The jackson Manufac.
turing Company had partially suspended
work to-day on account Of the back wa
ter. The soughegan river Is very high.
The owners Of property on the banks arc
somewhat alarmed. The dam across
Naticook brook, owned by Carmi Par.
ker's Furniture Manufacturing Company,
at Thornton's Ferry, gave way to-day,
doing considerable damage. Daniorth's
lower fats are impassAble.
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strike Among the TaiIors.

81. LOUIS, April 3o.-The iourneymen
tailors Of this city took the preliminary
steps for strike for higher wages at q
meeting held by them to-day. They
made q schedule Of prices which will be
presented to all the bosses, and II the lat.
Ter do not acceptit q strike will begin
at once. The tailors claim that they
are now working for starvation wages,
A great many Of them are not able 70
earn more than So 3 week, and they will
submit no longer. They say they will
be sustained in their action by the sew
eral Trades Unions in the city. Work
Ia already suspended in several shops.
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NEw YoRK, April S0.-Judge Law
renee denied the motion Of Elias @. Ben
dict, who owns 100 shares Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company stock for 4
preliminary injunction against the con-
iinuation of that company with the Allan,
Tic & Pacific Telegraph Company, and
leaves the plaintiff TO establish his claim
to the injunction upon trial.