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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-02

BELLAIRE LocALs.-A petition is 10
circulation among our good and peace:
loving citizens praying the Governor oi
this State to pardon notorious scoun-:
drel named Decker Hoffman, formerly oi
this place, who, for committing 4 rape
upon an innocent young female, was sent
to the penitsntiary for four years last
winter. This same culprIt, it will be re.
membered, during the railroad strike
here last summer was considered BY the
lower class OF ruitians us kind ot ring
leader, and credilably did the honors OF
the title.
There will be large temperance meet
ing held on the public square this even
ing, TO be addressed by Rev. Mr.. Gled-
hill, Of Bridgeport, Ohio. =.
The German citizens Of this place will
celebrate "Independence Day. by hold
Ing mass picnic at Cochran's Grove, iour
miles south OF this city.
Mr.. Granville Grey left here yesterday
morning for an extensive pleasure trip
among Yankey.dom. He will also visit
the different watering places on his trip,
The funeral OF Henry Rankin took
place yesterday afternoon from his ior'
mer residence. lie was followed 10 his
final resting place by large concourse
Of mourners.
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ChsqntslligFnter


nth mr. ak weeks We must ex'
Fot ,i,o.. to be dull and hot. 1t will be
P's' yum ,in. in The country but not in the
'Sa,' .s.a' Ia Wheeling, our various manu-. anu.
S,.,e,i., sus'. concerns will make at lsas, ..
i,S,a",. y a,S,I stops for repairs, account oil
,,,E. 's,iI ''S e., and some OF them INA; may
I%'' ''o r.,h,p, even longer than usual
"gp in the meantime the out
aa's' !s n, fall trade should be Ol a
S',,,,,, ~, to warrant them in cutting
,b.i, vacation. It is not imPosSi-
~. ,1',, =, an, means th.t this very circun'
a.% s.'.., NAV take pIlce, seeing that the
'u.i., '',1, Trade has not been equal to exPec'
,,,iop,. That which we most expect -
...i,.l, ." ,b., which asa rule does not
% P.n A much better spring trade was
I.aIJ p,Ir, for than wa. realized. and now
%,,,L,,. !. no disposition 10 look ior-
va .-, IL lbs fall for indemniiication, we
VA. 'n' -. alter the harvest, tide set in
.L =, b,. not been know since the panic.
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SlN. RANDALL had a reception from
de Philadelphia Democrats yesterday
eTenlng, lie was marched into the re.
ctption room to the tune Of "Hail 10 the
Chisi."-IIOW would that song do for Pot.
ter. Simuel eulogiued the legislation Of
the recent Congress. lie could not well
Be expected TO go back on his own
bsntling in the house Of his friends. He
congratulated the country specially on
The passage Of the Army bill. So DO
Sitting Bull and Spotted Tail, the N ur.
tsring BannOcks and the thieyinp
GreHer from Mexico. He said
none Of The legislation could be con-
dsned, with single exception
he enumerated bis good points
nod Ehen be was done il seemed as il biz
'IrsIs exception was broad enough tc
eoTsr about all his Congress did. Al
least such i, the opinion Of all people out
''dsot a Democratic reception committee
or Bourbon political convention. BLOW
your Rams horn, Samuel. and knO ok Jer
lsao into cooked hat, but be careful mo-
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Each lIust Bear Q Part.

LONDON, July 1.-The Congress seems
TO have admitted the principle tha!
every portion Of territory detached from
Turkey shall bear proportional part In
the financial charges Of the Porte. The
Congress will certainly deal with the In
terests Of the holders Of Turkish bonds.
COSsrAsrIsoPLE, July 1.-The Austri.
an plenipotentiaries In the Congress
stated that Austria sought the co.opera.
tion OF Turkey, and did not desire the
withdrawal Of the Ottoman troops. The
Porte's representatives. did not formally
protest against the occupation, but only
made some observations, which are now
being discussed. Owing to the alarming
spread Of brigandage in Thessaly Greece
Ia reported as mAssing large forces In the
frentler to protect her own territory.
THE FRENCH FLEET.
PERA, July LA rumor is current that
the French feet is expected in the Sea OF
Marmora.
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The clearing hOa'e statistics oil fi.'s-
sg,,b for The six month, ending Saturday tn day
,,,, E., .bov .decrea,e Of nearly 100000
:, II, business Of the city as represented
b,,b. pl..,ge Of checks through banks
mi. /, . decrease OF about II per cent
=, ,onp,reI with the same six months
!, Isl, and nearly the came from the
6,1,s for 1875 and 1876, which is s2O,-
onN,l ls., than for the lirst half OF 1874.
A. compared with 1874, it ia claimed that
,b,d,cre,.e ia not more than the shrink
IN, Of values, while the falling of from
Il, figures for 1877 seem in excess OF the
dxre..e in prices which has taken place
,i,c, then. The figures for the month oil
Ju5e sod for the siI months are given be.
Low With comparisons: r,
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AII0niet in East 81. Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, July l.-Allis quiet at East
St, Louis day. No further trouble is
anticipated. Governor Cullom, in a re-
ply to dispatches from Sheriff Weber
aud Police Commissioners Hensee and
Murphy, ordered them TO preserve peace
at all hazards. Sheriff Weber has organ;
lied posse Of forty men, and occupied
the Metropolitan police headquarters.
City Marshall Walsh also increased his
force, but there don't seem to be any dam
ger OF renewal oi hostilities. The Me-
tropolitan force oiihe city has been on
duty since last January. The Police
Commissioners were appointed by Gov.
Cullom TO meet, 1t Ia said, the circum'
stances growing out Of bitter dispute
between Mayor Bowman and the City
Council and the pending decision Of the
validity OF the law for the organization Of
a city government, similar question re.
garding tue legality Of the present City
Council now pending 10 court.
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VOLUME XXvI-NUMBER 2S5.

The stockdale, for Cincinnati, passed
down last night.
The Salt Valley, for IrontOn, passed
down at o'clock this morning.
The 0'Neal will depart for Pittsburgh
at z o'clock.
The Emma Graham, from Cincinnati
for Pittsburgh, will pass up at o'clock.
The Courier Is to.dayS Parkersburg
packet at 10l o'clock.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati at
3P.M.
The Ironsides and barges will leave for
ST. Louis tonight without fail.
The Telephone, from Cincinnati for
Pittsburgh, will pass up tonight.
The steamer Phaeton will leave at 8
o'clock P. NJ. on her regular trip.
lBy TeleSraph.I
PrrnBuRaH, July 1.-Riyer 8 feet 4
inches, and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
NEW oRLEASs, July 1.-Arriyed-
John W. Cannon, Vicksburg; Robert
Mitchell, Cincinnati. Departed-Paris
@. Brown, Cincinnati. Weather cloudy
and warm.
VrcKsBuRo, July I.-weather raining
lightly. River fell 2 inches. Up-Thos.
Sherlock, Jas. Howard. Down-Frank
Pargond. Arrived-Natchez.
CAIRo, July l.-Arrived-Evergreen,
from below. Departed-Golddust, New
Orleans; Evergreen, Ohio River. River
% feet 10 inches and falling.
NASHVILLE, July 1.--Riyer falling, 80
inches on shoals.
MEMPHIS, July 1.-Riyer fell 0 inches;
stands at 10 feet inches. Arrived
Hattie Nowland, Little Rock. Departed
Belle Of Shreveport, St. Louis; Don
nally, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, July 1.-Heayy rain this
evening. River 10 feet. Up-Silyer
Cloud, Idlewild, Maggie Smith. Sun.
beam, Grey Eagle, Katydid, ]. W. Gaf,
jain A, Porter and tow. Down-Evans-
vile, Barnard and tow, Silyerthorn, Dick
johnson, Golden Rule.
CINcINsATI, July 1.-River 12 feet q
inches and falling. Weather clear and
hot during the day and storming tonight.
Arrived-Chas. Morgan, New Orleans.
LoursynLE, July 1.-Weather cloudy
and warm. Departed-Charles Morgan
and ]. D. Parker, Cincinnati; Alice for
Pittsburgh. River stationary with Z ieet
the Canal.
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BouLDs BAKER.


CHICAGO, July Late last evening
two shooting atirays occurred on the
West Side, the victims in each OF the
cases being women. Peter E. Stephens,
a young man aged 20, who has for some
months been living apart from his wife
Mamie, aged II, having, as he thought
become possessed Of proofs Of her inf.
deity, confronted her as she was going
into the house OF her parent1, drew re.
volver and fired two shots, one entering
her head and the other her left shoulder.
He was arrested and taken TO the police
station and this morning was held TO the
Criminal Court without bail.
Thomas O'Brien, a nioulder in McCor-
mick's Reaper Factory, after having
quarreled with his wife, fred at her with
bis revolver, woundiug her in the breast.
He escaped and has not yet been cap.
tured. The physicians say the wounds Of
both women will prove fatal.
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The County Seat Controversy In
Taylor.

80, nhAFToN, June ~, 1878.
Eii'in Ia4elIis,nOsr:
lfe',eN't that the Armstrong and Sin.
n isud hu cost the county more in the
past Two years than all the whisky bust.
He'' ''On Grafton, and il the removal Of
%s county seat would end this feud alone,
which promises to be 40 deadly in its con.
S4ae0e.', il would be blessing not
OO'!to those directly interested hut 10 the
.Oua'' At large. Mr.. Armstrong strenu-
Og'y opposed the building Of both the
,taO0' aou'e and iaiI referred to, because
'ss'e vas Too much money invested in
,s'u 10 proportion to the good received.
nS views about public matters being no.
asA' 80 contracted as Mr.. sinsel's, be now
ai G'ots The removal Of the court house 10
u,llIon' ". And his reasons for so doing
a. %s 70 numerous that il would take vol.
NC 10 express them. Among them,
Fever We mention the following |:
,,' ".t' because II Ia to the general inter.
S.n' NV 'ae whole county to have its court
S'u'e S AZ IT, business centre. Second,
ssEau,e .ss il will decrease taxation and ben.
S,I.. ny Al Va: Who have business at the court
sI..s '' Third, because at Grafton he "a
S,.r. S.I, VII Be under the protection Of
S'S.alnees S.i.ees that will prevent him from
NJ M aI4sEed with Ecurrllous language
Il. H. murdered every time he ventures on
a., ,S,u ,'teet'' lie paya ten times the
SVaoI o. taxes that Sinsel pays and yet
49,. SSlIll1S TO contribute Of his sub
S,,s " Iot The public good. How much
,sss nlgnaminOus and unseldsh are
Sis..in ns'' than those advanced by Mr..
b,,,IG Gs.s argument about the lawyers,
tSn v'" y, ND Increase Of valuation Of Graf
sSv%p,'k property ia nothing but demagoguery
TS.a! oI even a passing notice.
r.ti tIs statement that so much money is
s,,ii. T ~ supporting the poor Of Grafton Ia
II. accounted for from the fact that
s,,, 81, ieot are all compelled 10 leave de-
q, /" Towns like Prunlytown and gath.
IS.S tstoslDg towns like Grafton, where
Ii,i.a nave AZ least the prospect Of making
i,s, 'e !, and Is cOunlerbaiancsd by ths
fo,a W., "a' Hiatton pays annually $500
~ NJ :, .'S' that its charter add ne laws Of
!. eAte exempt Il from nnvir, whicb
.,,,slps spehded on the roads % md he
E.sna u PfuntyioWn. Thus Grafton
Up IL own streets and also aids In
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A Train Wreckers Confession.

WILMINGTON, DEL, July 1.-Hailey
Brown, the man arrested on suspicion Of
having wilfully wrecked the express
train near Claymont, Del, on Saturday,
by which four lives were lost, has con-
Iessed. He accompanied the coroner's
Jury TO the scene Of the disaster and illus.
traied the manner in which he arranged
the ties so as to throw the train Of. He
was then remanded TO jail. Brown was
formerly employed on the road, but was
discharged. He claims that he did not
intend 10 wreck the train, but after build.
ing the obstruction it was his intention to
signaI and stop whatever train
might come along, and obtain situation
on the road,for himself for what would
appear to be great service. Hesays he
did not know the express was coming and
had calculated only on stopping an ac-
commodation train, which followed II.
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CINCINNATI, July l.-Cottou-Dull at
11Hc. Flour-Dull, weak and lower fam.
lily 81 S5a5 90. Wheat-In good demand
aud at lower rates; new 60as5c. COMM
good demand at 40a4lc. oats-Steady ut
96a29c. Rye-In fair demand at 55a56c.
Barley-Quiet; prime to choice fall 4Sa4sc.
Pork-Dull $40 00al025. Lard-Quiet and
frm;. current make at SO 90, kettle 7I<s
7Nc. Bulk Meats-Dull ut S. 00a5 65a
9 SIX. Bacon-Quiet at IS 76a6 20a6 asa
6 37k. Butter-Qulet; creamery 16alsc,
choice Western Reserve 10al1c, choice
Central Ohio sashc. Whisky-Steady at
81 05.
RoGs-Inactive and lower; common
s. 75a4 10, light 81 t5a4 So, packing 81 20
al 40, butchers 81 40a4 so.
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CHICAGO, July l.-Flour = Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Faifly active and q
shade higher, closing easier; No. 2 Chicago
spring gs. SSc cash as ssl: SSSS !aiy EnSas NJ A
Sso. S cornSstsady Corn s 9 and IN good de- demand
at S6hc cash and July, S64c August, re-
jccted SSc. 0ats-lrregular; options high.
Or. cash lower at 2SNc cash, 2SHc July,
221Sc August, rejected zoe. Rye-Dull and
lower at 4Sc. Barley-Firmer at 4SHc.
Pork-Fairly active and shade higher at
50 25ao S7h cash aud July, 50 45a9 AK
August, 50 60 September. Lard-steady
aud in fair demand at So s2k cash and
July, 50 92If August, 50 02k September.
Bulk Meats-Quiet aud unchanged; shoul.
ders 4ssc, short rib SIC, short clear 5slc.
WhiSky-Steady aud unchanged at 81 06.
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Who Comprises the Municipal
GoYernment?

Editors Of the lutOllIEencer:
Some days since an unknown man
rented the old Atheneum property and
was given a permit by the acting Mayor
Of the city to conduct shooting gallery
thereon, pending application to Council
for license. His application for license
was rejected by Council, but the acting
Mayor, who Ogns the property rented for
the shooting gallery, vetoed the action Of
that august body, and granted permit No.
Q, and the gallery is now open, contrary
to the expressed will and demand Of our
law makers. Now, the ques.
tion naturally arises, "Who is the muni-
cipal government, the acting Mayor or
Will you please enlightsn II
suffering public' sHoorrsr.
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New YORK.

NEW YORK, July 1.-Cotton-Firm at
II 7.l6al1 9.l6c. Flour - Dull and I'm.
changed. Wheat-Quiet; ungraded spring
SSc, No. 8 spring SSa90c, No. 2, 99ca$l 90,
No. spring 81 0SH, ungraded winter red
97c, No. 2, 81 05, No. /, 81 09k. Rye
Dull; western 6Oa6lc. Barley and Malt
Nominally unchanged. Corn-Actiye and
a shade higher; ungraded 44a45l<c, steam.
er 429<a43Xc, Kansas 45c, round yellow
4Sc, yellow western 4Sc, white western
52Xc. Oats-Weaker; No. 2, 30aS01fc,
white S2,faSSc, No. /, Sic, do white S59lc.
Hsy-Heavy. Hops Firm; western 10
10c. Coffee-Quiet but steady. Sugar
Quiet but steady; refining fair to good
Z 73.16a71sc. Moiasses-Dull and unchang-
ed. Rice-Firm. Whisky-AtS 81 0S1<.
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what Albert Longley thinks.

CINCINNATI, July l.-Mr. Albert Long.
ley, Of this city, acted as stenographer
for the Republican visiting statesmen in
New Orleans, was interviewed by a re.
porter to-day in regard to the aftidavita
Of T. Whorton Collins, Jr., who reported
for the Democratic visiting statesmen at
New Orleans. Mr.. Longley states that
he has no recollection Of the conversa-
tiou referred to by Collins. He remem-
bered distinctly making search for Mr..
Sherman that night, and is under the i'm
preston that he did not find him. There
was no action Of the Republican visitors
while at New Orleans that led him TO
suppose that they looked at the Eliza
Pinkerton matter as anything but ter
rible reality.
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PHILADELPHIA, July l.-Flour-Dull,
superfne g 5oa3 90, extra $3 0Oa4 90, Min.
nesota family "a 0Oa5 %, high grades IS 5Oa
6 80. Wheat-Dull and lower; winter red
western 81 0S, old red 81 06Ai 0s, amber
81 0Sh, white 81 l6ll IS. Corn-Dull;
yellow 43c, mixed 41ke. oAts-Dull; white
western Sla32Hc, western mixed 29aS0c.
Bye = Unchanged. Provisions Quiet.
Pork-$l0 00al0 rs. Beef-India mess
l7c, hams 11al2c, y. G. hams 9a0 Nc, green
Ease. Lard-Steady; butchers 6Xa7c.
Butter--steady; New York State and Brad.
ford county, Pa, extra frsts l4al6e, West.
ern Reserve 10al2c. Eggs-Weak at l2a
l2hc. Cheese Unsettled: western choice
7a7Hc. Petroleum-Dull refined lie,
crude sIfasNc. Whisky-Western 81 on.
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EAST LIBERTY, July 1.-oArTIE-Re.
ceipts since and including Saturday 1851
head OF through and 1873 Of local; total for
the week ending to-day 1856 head OF
through and l,777 Of local, against 1891
head Of through and i,6ss Of local the week
before. Supply Light no business doing;
only three loads sold at about last weeks
HoGs-Receipts 9,lSG head; total for the
week 1880, against l0,l20 the week be.
fore. Workers n l0a4 20; Philadelphias
81 40a4 60.
sHRKP-Receipts 400 head; total for
the week 9,600, agAinit 1900 the week be.
fore. Selling At Is 5Oa400.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, July1.-The DroprS Journal
reports:
CATTLE-Receipts /, 800; shipments /, 400.
Shipping steers 81 00a4 80; butchers stock
firm and active; cows $2 90a3 so; bulls 81 80
a. so; Texans 50 90a3 20.
HoGs-Receipts $4,000; shipments 1000.
Slow. and unchanged. Heavy 81 15a4 80;
Light 81 00a4 10, mixed s. e0a4 10.
SHgRP- Receipts 226. Dull, mostly in.
ferior quality. Sales atS2 s0a4 10.
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keeping up the streets Of Pruntytown.
Grafton people sustain the only hotel In
Pruntytown. Three.ffths Of the clerks
fees come from Grafton. Pruntytown
farmers and coal miners find their only
market at Grafton. And venture TO as.
sert that 50 out Of every $40 that reaches
Pruntytown comes from Grafton. Take
away from Pruntytown the support 1t
now derives from Grafton and in a lew
years the fox and o'possum, the owl and
the bat would be the sole inhabitants OF
that far famed town.
Rsquiescat in pace,
Vnx PoPuLI,
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New YORK, July lin order to make
proper preparations for the reception
here Of the Knights Templar, leaving
Pittsburgh to-day for Europe, under the
Banner Of Allegiance, Commander No. S5,
Knights Of Palestine, will meet this even.
Ing In the Masonic Temple and receive
orders OF the Commander and Captain.
Ganaral
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srSauLAR.-J. G. Hess, who occupies
a storeroom in Beck's Block, on Market
street, after closing and locking his door
last evening, shook it by the handle TO see
that il was fast, when the large thick
pane Of plate glass broke into several
pieces. Mr.. Hess had not previously
noticed any evidence OF defect in the
glass, nor could he discoveE any after the
mishap.
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ssl,llS9l


As soon as the annual statement at the
respective mints and assay office at New
York, shall have been completed the
purchase Of silver bullion for coinagein to
dollars will be assured under the regu-
lations heretofore in force, but no offer at
price above, equivalent Of London
rates, at the current OF sterling exchange
on the day Of purchase, will be consider
ed or accepted, and all purchases will be
paid in standard silver dollars.
The books in the Office Of the Comp
troller OF the Currency, show during the
fiscal year just ended that twenty-six
national banks were organized with an
aggregate capital OF S2,9O0000.
The Secretary Of the Navy will leave
Washington next week on tour OF in
spection Of 1.-the navy yards and stations
on the Atlantic seaboard.
The President will leave tomorrow
morning for Wilkesbarre to attend the
Wyoming celebration. on the Fourth OF
July. The President will stop at Ham.
burg tomorrow afternoon where a recep.
tion will be held, and the party will leave
that city at midnight for Wilkesbarre.
Among those who will accompany the
President are Mrs. Hayes, B. A. Hayes,
W. @. Hayes, Mira. Sollace, Attorney Gen.
eral Deyens, Secretary Sherman and 9TH
ers.
BouLDs BAKER.
The Potter Committee in executive
session to-day decided 10 refer the case Of
Boulds Baker, the recusant witness, 10
the United States District Attorney here
for his decision as TO how the committee
ahonld act in the case.
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ALItt,e Short in HIS Account,

CINCINNATI, July lin examining the
affairs OF the firm Of Jacob Spears & Sons,
who recentlymade an assignment in Paris,
KY, It has been ascertained that the sem
ior member OF the firm, who Ia also Treas.
urer OF the county, is in arrears TO the
Treasury TO amount Of $4,000, The
money will be paid to the county by his
bondsmen,
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An Inccndiary Policeman shoots
Himself.

MDDLErows, N. Y, July John
Williamson, a policeman Of this village,
committed suicide this morning 10 avoid
arrest for arson. He had previously ad.
mitted to bis fellow officers that he had
fred two buildings. Several barns and out
buildings, lately burned, are believed to
have been fred by him.
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BLACK PRINCE Lodge Of the Knights
Of Pythias propose celebrating the Fourth
with grand picnic on the Island Fair
Grounds. As will be seen by an adger.
tisement in this mornings paper, there
will be number Of attractions on the
ground for the amusement and entertain
ment OF those who attend.
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RECENT EEEcr1oss.-Biaek Prince
Lodge No. 10, K. Of PC. c., John G.
Moore; V. c., Jesse Murrin; Prelate, Isaac
Freese, sen.; NJ. E., Henry Roemer; X. X.
s., John W. schultze; NJ, F., G. G. Kenne'
dy; Trustee, Fred. Euloy; P. c. Fred.
Enloy.
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River 0 feet, and falling. Weather s1.
'-iEn liz asills Ragon departed for Par.
keraburg At 10Y o'clock. =,
The local packets arrived and departed
T5s Andes. from, Cincinnati, arrived
st ! o'clock.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-Coaee-Dull:
Rio cargoes ordinary 70 prime IS >1al7Ilc,
gold. sugar--Dull; inferior TO good com.
mon 6AsMc, common 10 good 6iSa7Jfc,
yellow clarified SIC, Molasses-Steady;
common 2Sl25e, fair 25A2se. Rice-steady
and In good demand Louisiana ordinary
70 choice 61fa71fe,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-02
FIRE RECORD.

PATERSON, N. j., July lone building
Of the Liguow Works burned to-day
Loss S25, 900; uninsured.
portland, NE, July LA Gre at Sand
fords corner, tonight, destroyed the Con
gregAtional Church, the Baptist Church
and Prescott Emery's store and barn and
three dwellings. Loss $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-02

PARIS, July 1.-The 80 Communists
have been allowed remission or com.
mutation OF punishment 10 honor Of the
exposition iele. The poor Of Paris have
not been forgotten; they have had 49, goo
francs distributed among them, besides
grants from local relief funds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-02
Toledo.

TOLEDO, July 1.-wheat-Quiet; am.
ber Michigan spot 81 OF, No. red winter
spot 9S1fo, seller July at 90Isc, seller Au.
gust SS9lc, new, spot, 9l1c. Corn-Dull;
high mixed SSllc, No. 2 spot S71ic asked,
37Io bid, seller July S71fc, seller August
3Sfc, rejected held at sec. 0ats-Inactive;
No. ., 2lKc; No. white eek.