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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-04

TIE BAERsyrILE BEEcHER CAsE.-
Ws.are informed that formal charges have
been placed in the hands Of Rev. J. NJ.
Carr, presiding elder Of the Baersville
district, East Ohio Conference, against
Rev. 8. H. Phillips. pastor down at Basrs.
Vile. Tho charges are ID '1ewd and
indecent conduct" (2) Solicitation Of
chastity" and (s) "attempt to commit a
rape" We have been furnished with
additional particulars Of the case, but
this Is all that we care to state in regard
to it at present. The lady involved, Miss
Almeda Fisher makes asWorn statement
in support Of the foregoing charges
against Mr.. Phillips.
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ALFRED Murderer.

ST. LOUIS, May 3.-The GLObs.Demoerat
has a special stating thst on the evening
Of April 9th, Henry NJ. Darnall, citi-
zen Of Pemiscott county, Missouri, and q
member Of the last Legislature Of this
State, was enticed across the Missiasippi
river into Lake county, Tennessee, and
killed by VIM. shearer, = tenant oi his.
Shearer fed, but was oyertaken next day
by the sheriff's posse and mortally
wounded while attempting to escape from
them. Before shearer died he stated that
he had been hired to kill Darnall, but did
not say by whom.
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ATHEss, May SIT Is officially stated
that the negotiations between the British
ConSuls and the insurgent forces for the
cessation Of the insurrection in Thessaly
have been successful, two Consuls prom
ising upon the authority Of Lord Sails
bury that the Greek interests should in
no way suffer, but would on the contrary
be benefited, as the Greek cause will be
fairly represented before Europe. Tha
Consuls have now gone to endeayor to
effect similar arrangement in Maeedo-
mia.
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Yesterdays Bank Of England return
Is regarded as distinctly uniayorable, the
proportion Of reserve 10 liability having
descended to extraordinarily low figures.
The FAaneiT says: Should there be an
active foreign drain Of gold the banks
minimum rate Of discount might be sx-
pected to leap TO 5per cent IN week.
Tho rate is now 8 per cent.
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EVANSVILLE, May S-A Journal special
says Mr.. and Mrs. John Seller, living
near MI. CarmAl, Ills, left their ave year
old son and two year old daughter In the
House alone. The children found a
loaded revolver and the boy shot his ais.
Ter through the head, death resulting in
ave hours,
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PTTsDUEGH, May 8. = Petroleum
Crude at 81 6b% at Parker's; refined at
l0Eailc for Philadelphia delivery.
On CITY, Pa, May PETROLEUM
The market opened dull but firm, remain
Ing so throughout the day; fist sales at
ST 351fc, advanced TO 81 36I<, closing at
81 IS bid. Shipments $4,000 barrels; aver.
age 1900. Sales to-day lO6,0t0 barrels.
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Caucus OF Republican Senators
Drawing the Lines for n Cam.

puiBus
WASHINGTON, May S.-A caucus Of
Republican Senators was held at the
Capitol this afternoon for the purpose Of
exchanging views as to the general polit.
ical situation, receiving report from
the committee appointed last month 70
make suggestions rs 10 what political
measures should be brought before the
Senate for action. Messrs. Edmunds and
Sherman, the committee, reported in
favor Of The adoption by the Senate OF a
series OF resolutions declaring In sub.
stance that the 14th and 18th articles 10
the amendment Of the Constitution were
duly and legally ratified and form q part
OF the supreme law Of the land, and as
such should be enforced BY the executive
departments.
Alter considerable discussion this re.
commendation was sgreed to, and the
resolutions will shortly be presented In
the Senate and pressed to vote with a
view to the making up Of q record Of
both political parties for the fall CAM
paign. No other action was taken by the
Caucus. The proceedings were very
harm onious. t'
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FINED FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

FINED FIVE HUNDRED DoLLARs.
The schooner Lorine, Captain Kane,
from Philadelphia, with coal for the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, arrived
at Colon on the 18th inst. On the 10Th
the Captain Of the port demanded the
ships papers, which were refused. Capt.
Kane then went TO the United States Con.
sulate, where he delivered his register
and the crew list TO the Consul, according
to law. A demand was then made upon
the Consul for the papers which was also
refused. A notice was then served
upon the Captain Of the Lorine
that be was fined Eve hundred dollars,
and must furnish security TO the amount
Of $1,000 before he would be permitted
to discharge his cargo. This was also
refused, and the work Of discharging was
begun. The Captain Of the Port then
called upon the military who came to
his assistance, and the work Of diseharg-
ing the cargo was stopped for three days,
or until President Caresso and the Secre.
tary Of State had arrived upon the scene
and removed the military, and referred
the matter 10 the general government.
The recent purchases Of war steamers
by the Central American Governments
have alarmed foreign merchants who ap-
prehend war.
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Gov. srEyEssos declines in his paper,
the Parkersburg Journal, to be cAndl-
date for Congress. He says that a
"When the Congressional salary was
s., 500 u year, 5000 In extras and slices
Of railroad subsidies thrown In, We might
have been tempted TO put on our war
paint, but some lunatic persuaded as that
the time had come for the aottioe TO seek
the man, and not the man the office.
The theory was beautiful enough, but il
didn't pan out we'll in results. We never
sought the office and tho Office never
hunted much after us that We know Of.
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INDIANAPOLIS, May ga sperial to the
Daily NetuS says, two students Of the Wa
bash College, Robert Bailey, Of Carlin-
vile, Ills, aged Is, and Geo. l. Dodge, Of
Fairhayen, Ohio, aged "a, were killed by
train on the L. N. A, & G. R.'R, near
Charlottesville, this morning.
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The poverty Of the cotton operatives
on Q strike at Blackburn Ia attracting
great attention. Soup kitchens are be.
Ing established in various parts of the
town. Many private individuals are con.
tributing towards the maintenance Of the
operatives. A great quantity Of pro.
Visions are given, but the supply 10 much
too limited. About 10000 Of those on 3
strike are non-unionists and these are en-.
tiralv danandant m frianda
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST r. 1852; na soooJ

CoRPoaAr1osa have their peculiaritisa
as we'll as individuals. For instance,
there is the Panhandle railroad company.
They want the restaurant property Of
James E. Hill at steubenyille for new
depot. Hill asks 5000 for his property,
which Is not considered dear, but the
company will only pay $4,000. Neither
side will bulge, and % the citizens Of
steubenville are called on TO make up
s2OO-as a bonus to Mr.. Hill or to the
railroad company, just as each cOntribu-
tor may view 1t. The Gasstts says that
Mr.. Hill Is really damaged by the sale Of
bis property.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-04
OUR WELLsBURG LETTER.
WelIsburg Wants the Soldier
Boys TO Come Up and Camp
There ta5 .,A.-,, A 4

EdItors IutellIseneer: q
Material for letter just now Is scarce
and commands q fair price. Even the
P. w. & Ky. fails TO furnish anything
startling, save 1t Is the occasional decap.
itating OF hog or dog.
We are informed that some OF the
qpsojsr boysn Of your city are contemPla.
ting camping out for short time this
summer, and that they have in view the
Fair Grounds here as an encampment.
We suppose that there will be no trouble
In getting the use Of the grounds, as all
OF the officials Of the Agricultural Society
are willing, and there will probably be
nothing 10 the way il the boys de-
sire 10 spend their camping season
with us. On behalf Of the citizens
Of Wellsburg and Brooke coun.
ty, we say 10 the soldiers come, and we
will make It pleasant for you. The Fair
Grounds consist Of % acres ol beautiful
river bottom, well adapted for a tented
field, drilling and parade grounds. Wells.
burg can and will offer all the advantages
that any other town In the State will for
the convenience OF those who temporarily
Or otherwise dwell with us. We have all
the copyeniences Of railroad and river
travel, telegraph, four mails daily-two
from The East and two from the West-a
healthy atmosphere, and a quiet and
peaceable anti.whisky license town.
Excuse us, please, II We seemingly
blow the town trumpet little loud.
Other towns are sounding theirs, and
stating in glowing terms, what they pos
sess and offer, and that's right. ii they
do not look Ut for themselves others not
interested will surely not look out for
them. Just "call around and examine
before purchasing elsewhere, ," Is fair, and
that Is all we ask.
II. w. Ciendenin has recovered from
the Kansas fever, so much so, that he
will next month re-occupy his business
stand up town, and engage in the grocery
and notion business. g. y. G. ]
! .
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TMPoRrANT POSTAL DEcBIoN.
ainrine lnIelligenee.

NEw YoRK, May s.-Arrivsd-Weser,
from Bremen.
set and Russia, from New York, ar
BALTIMORE, May s. The steamer
Austrian, from Liverpool, has arrived.
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WASHINGTON.

Japanese Fund 10 be Returned.
WAsHrseros, May 3.-The Senate
Committee on Forejgn Relations to-day
decided TO recommend that the so called
Japanese Indemnity Fund be returned to
the Government Of Japan, and authorized
Senator Wallace to draft bill for that
rnrnnaa H q
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PoTsrowN, Pa. May s.-Two thieves
last night entered The house Of Daniel
lands, at Orators Ford, and In the fght
that followed their detection Landis was
shot and badly wounded. Both Of tho
thieves were fatally shot; also Harry
Ashenpelter, who was aSsistinR Landil.
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Ast. dlaIrsville Lady and $4,000
In Cash.

BellaIre independent -.-.i-..s. .i,. ..t0
IA Miss Campbell, Of st. Clairsville,
carried on correspondence with man
in Florida for some time. An engage
ment 10 marry was concluded by letter.
The plighted gentleman put In an appear
ance at 81. Clairsville some days ago, to
claim his bride with s., 900 in cash, which
the young lady had, as the Florida lover
says, agreed that she and her friends
would furnish; but the cash was not forth.
coming, and the lover returned TO his
orange grove in Florida poorer II not a
wiser man. Miss Campbell says II was all
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-04

TIE Rev. Dr., DeKoven, who has been
chosen Is assistant rector Of Trinity
Church, New York, is one Of the most
elOqusu, ministers Of the Episcopal
Church, and was successively chosen
Bishop Of Massachusetts, and Illinois,
but was rejected in each case by ma.
jOrily Of the standing committees Of the
Episcopal dioceses because 1T is supposed,
Of his ritualiItic leanings.
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ATLANTA, Ga, May 3.-The morning
session. Of the Methodist General Con.
ference was mainly taken up with the
discussion Of the eligibility oi Logan
Damerson, Lay delegate from b. Louis.
The matter is still pending.
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Five million More Bonds.

NEW York, May S.-Members Of the
Syndicate this morning decided TO take
an addition Of Ave million four and q
half per cent bonds, making the total
amount thus far taken under the second
contract twenty millions,
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AsTI.WAR MEMORIAL,

A memorial circulated by the Eastern
Question Association, regretting the call.
ing out Of the reserves and expressing
the belief that no sufficient obstacle e1-
lists to prevent the assembling OF the Con-
grens, has been Signed by 1900 persons,
and presented TO the Queen.
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Defeats the 81, ,OO0, 900
bond Bill,

CrEcINsATI, May 3.-The two million
additional bond bill for the completion
Of the Southern Railroad was voted on
in this city to-day and defeated by ma.
jority Of 2l9 on total vote Of over
10000.
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o,...s, .as Pittsburgh Dipaleh says th,. til.
h s''sa' sa' run Of coal Is "ths mOst success.
,l,,'', @ we, known, Only one barge lost,
4. IIoa "S 81 there Is nearly 100000 bush
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CosroooK, N. II, May S.-Wm. q.
Gilmore. Of Heuniker, a Sell known New
HampshIre editor, died at Hopkinton TO:
day, aged 81. He was the inventor Of
the first folding machine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-04
Threatened Revolution in Mex.

GALyEsroS, Nay S.-A Nsrs CORES
pondsut says; It Is the opinion Of the
beat informed people on the border that
the revolution will be successinl. The
Dla1 officers find II difficult to prevent
the Garrison from pronouneing for
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The investigation Of the matters con-
nected with the China Consulate has
been virtually postponed by the House
Committee GU Expenditures under the
State Department, TO await the. arrival Of
Minister Seward from Pekin. The De.
partment yesterday telegraphed him q
leave OF absence and instructions to come
to Washington Immediately and bring
with him all the books and papers con-
nected with the Shanghai Consulate.
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THE towboat Sam Brown, on her re.
turn trip from Cincinnati, passed % tow.
boats. Her running time was only AL
hours,
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, May S.-The Manufacturers
Association at Ashton Under Tyne will
Hx the amount Of the reduction Of wages
next week. About Eve hundred more
operatives have struck at Preston.
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WHEAT is heading out in the neigh.
borhood Of West MiddlstoWn. This Is
nearly a month earlier than usual.
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Mans are quoted in aesivs. demand a.
s. 80 rates in Chicago.
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A CHICAGO man has a $4,000 dog.
Supposed to b an asset. 90.
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A NEw TACK BY GERMANY.

Germany proposes to place the treaty
Of San stefano before the Congress, in
stead Of Russia doing 90. This offer has
not yet been accepted.
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PANAMA.


PANAMA, April PA Ere in San Sal
vador on the 4th inst. caused loss Of
$500, 900; insurance $25,000.
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kilOgramme. A proposition will also be
submitted for general reduction on
marine transportation from six francs,
the present rate, to five francs per kilo.
grAmme,
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For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and
Lower Lake Region, cooler northwest 10
southwest winds, rising barometer, and
cloudy and rainy, followed BY clearing
weather.
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FAILED,

Providence, R., May s.-The Citizens
Savings Bank, Of Woonsopt, has been
temporarily enioined.
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NEwTowN, Pa, May S.-The Nswtown
Banking Company Of this place has failed,
The capital was 100000. Barclay Smith,
It's President, has also suspended.
MONTREAL, May S.-Radier, Hearne
d Co, wholesale grocers, have failed.
Liabilities 100000; assets $4,000.
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RREaH HFFoRTs FOR PEACE.

ST. PErERsBuRe, May S.-The Ageaee
Russs says No news Of negotiations is
expected for Eve or six days, as fresh eff
lorts for an understanding are now pend.
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weather Indications.

wAn DzPkrrlusf,
WAHHNGToH, D. G, May t-l a. H.
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ST. PErERsBuRo, May S.-The Aseuce
Russs says the gout has now attacked
both feet Of Prince Gortschakoff. His
sleeplessness 10 increased by pain, and
his physicians have ordered that he alb.
stain from the transaction Of any busi.
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CossrAsrrsopLE, May S.-The state.
ment that suleiman Pasha will shortly
be liberated is denied.
Baker Pasha has been appointed Com.
mander Of the frat army corps defending
the lines OF Constantinople and Maslok.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-14
TO CANDIDATES..

The GOLD HILL NEWS haring
been duly selected by the County
Commissioners as the OFFICIAL
NEWSPAPER OF STOREY CoUN-
rY. candidates for office at the CON-
ing election riA see the importance
and propriety Of placing themselves
s2umreiy before the people BY insert
ing their respective announcements
officially in the NEWS. Al riN
be giren a fair and equal shoe. re-
gardless Of politics. We 'cish IL
also distinctly understood. as hereto
fore. that all political or election
printing must be paid for in ad-
vance. We can accept Of no confin-
gent arrangements. Any candidate
ieho does not pay his printing bills
promptly. is not irorthy Of the office
he seeks. and moreorer he seiH not
be elected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-14

TIE Salir B~aoyloniea, that 10. the VIII
low OF Babylon. or our English weeping
willow IL q native Of Lsvani. the coast Of
Persia and other places in the East.
The manner OF its introduction into Eng
land Ia curious; the account 10 as fol-
lows: Pope. the celebrated poet. having
received . present Of Turkey ags, OBJ
served q tvig Of the basket in which
they were packed putting out q shoot.
The twis he planted in his garden; 1t
soon became . fine tree, and from this
stock all our weeping willows have de-
scendsd. This species Of willow Is gen.
orally planted by q still pool. TO which 1t
isa beautiful appropriate ornament; and
when. in misty weather. drops Of water
are seen disilling from the sItrsmities
Of its branches. nothing can b o
descriptive than the title Ii has obtained
OF the weeping willow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-14
POLITICS IN LoUIsIANA.

A rusies OF Repubiieaasand Green
hackers Propesed-osa. Beaurs-
gard Onsred che Aesd OF she
Ticket.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. l4.-The politi-
cal campaign is developing quite brisk.
~. The National party. headed by Mr..
7. Hatch. an old Democrat and Colleo-
tor Of the port before the war has tsls.
graphsd to General Beaursgard. now In
New York. offering him the place at the
head Of the State ticket In opposition
to Major E. Burke. the regular Demo-
cratic nominee.
The negro vote solid Is pledged 10 Gen.
Beauregard. In this offer there has
been q fusion between the Nationals and
Republicans. The Republican Convsn.
ton. which meets in this city on the
18th. will not make. Il IL understood.
any nomination. They allow the Ma
tionals TO nominate the State and coun-
ty ticket. as they do two members OF
Congress from the city districts. The
number OF registered voters Is nov about
10000. OF these over Ave thousand
are negroes and the Nationals claim
1900 also. The fever will keep. It IL
believed. q large number Of Democratic
refugees from registering In time 10 vote.
The registry closes on the goth instant.
A number OF arrests are made to-day by
the United States Marshal. based upon
afidAvits before the United States Com
missioner. by members Of the National
party. Of all the clerks Of registration
In the Third Ward. The warfare prom.
Uses to be active in this way. a. the DEM
ocrats are prosecuting negroes for false
registration.
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TO the couNrY csSrRAl coz.
HITTER

We have . fsw words OF advice TO offer
to the Republican Central Committee OF
this county. The mass q; shs Rspubli.
cans Of Storey bale " iA.l in appointing
delegates to tbs sa,. Convention a, Ea-
rska. you acissd hon the bs., of mo-
tivss' aud IN Accordance with your best
judgment. Your action. however. is no,
endorsed y tho full strength OF the
parry ;hs number Of votes cast at the
primA les today will give you some idea
" .as number Of the party who are con-
scisnuOusly opposed to your action. 1t
matters not what the number may bs.
We cannot afford to lose one Republican
vote in the coming election. II one man
suspects jobbery on your part. We lose
his support. and that u vote may lose
us the State. You. gentlemen. still
have 1t in your power to heal the wound
which you have inflicted. You a do
IL without any sacrifice Of principle or
pride on your part. You claim that
your action was taken in the belief that
you were doing the will Of the party.
The result Of the election to-day will en-
tighten you a. to the will Of tbs party.
II you are sincere in your professions
a. We are glad to think that you are
you can prevent all trouble a. Eureka.
by meeting after this primary ia over.
resembling your past action. and issuing
certificates to the delegates OF the people
elected to-day. We appeal to you In
this matter. confident that you have the
good Of the party at heart. Act prompt
iy. and we shall march to the polls with
. united front in November next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-14


Or the business outlook. the New
York Star say Tho approaching Fall
season is regarded BY the majority Of
our business community ass harbinser
OF prosperous times. such a. We have
not been accustomed to witness for the
past few years. II 10 the prevailing
opinion Of some Of our leading mer-
chants that tho prospects for the i'm
proyemsn, Of business are fair. and that
a restoration OF confidence has already
commenced In several parts Of the eoun-
try. 1t would be difficult. hoysvsr. at
this time to draw q comparison between
the anticipated trade Of this Fall and
that Of the last few previous years, on
account OF the seourgs si the South.
which will. NO doubt. have q material
effect upon It,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-14

A coTyrs was discovered in the Abbey
church Of Romsey. England. In 1889.
which contained the body Of a female
which had been buried at the time Of
the Normans. The bones had entirely
decayed. but the hair. with ito character.
istic indes,ructibility. wa found entire.
and appeared as II the skull had only
recently been removed from II. retaining
its form entire. and having plated tails
eighteen inches in length.