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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-17
The Recent Declaration OF the
House.

All the facts connected with The vote
on the Presidents title last Friday are
brought to light by the various Washing.
ton correspondents. The New York
Herald OF Saturday thinks that Mr..
Burohard's resolution was u mere Re
publican dodge to gain a little party ad.
vantage by anticipating the report oil the
Judiciary Committee on the same sub
jsct. The TtibGne's correspondent and
also q number Of others, say that the
Democrats were really very much at a
loss TO know what to do when Burchard
offered his resolution. II seems that a
majority Of them did not vote yea or nay
on the frat call Of the roll.
1.-THE scent was very exciting and noisy.
Two or three times the call was delayed
or suspended, ostensibly on account Of
the disorder, but really TO give the Dem
0crats time 10 rally and decide what TO
do. Two or three motions were made In
u spirit Of derision, by Republicans, that
the House take q recess 10 allow the
Democrats time 10 finish the caucus. II
is doubtful whether a quorum had voted
during the first call, but when Il was fin
Ished some fifteen or twenty Democrats
arose, and as they were recognized, one
BY one recorded themselves In the affirm.
alive. The movement gathered force, aud
before the vote was announced nearly
every member on the floor had voted.
The resolution was carried by the aston.
lshipg vote Of 2l6 in the affirmative to q
in the negative.
The 1fibunss correspondent believes
that the favorable report on Burchard's
resolution, as we'll as the favorable re.
port Of the Judiciary Committee, are
attributable to the great tide Of public
opinion which has swept like q mighty
wave over the country and had a
telling effect upon those Representatives
who would DO revOlutioniSs II they
dared"
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TRUSTEES SALE OLA
Desirable ChapIine ST. Rssldsus.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust mad, h, n-,I, ,
Moore, 7. II. Moore and HenIy More tyEtS I
the undersigned, dated The u diT d M IN
and recorded In the Clerk'GO s1 Il IGsISIs
Court Of Ohio county, Wet YlEisi, h id \
Trust and Mortgage look No. /, araSG S;Dj
SIS, ! will 90
SATURDAY, the 9th day d Iuas ls1
Beginning at 10 o'clock Az. Of MA d,v ii A.
front door Of the Court Hcua Of al on m,tI
scll al public sAle to The highest nd batlliI
the following described real s,lt, thtt. No.
The southern hall Of Lot nlBbEtd i1rttS [,
square numbered ten Is hIli VI Lot IA M
squAre No. l0), on the Wot Ede oil ChiplH m
tOId Fourth, between Eleventh Itrvt ia M
and Twelfth street fold Monroe, 10 lke on >
Wheeling, together with ali and duClhf NE,
ptoycmenis thereon and the h~ertdInmSan uIp
%purtenances belonging thereto.
TKRxS OP SALE 0nelhln, CT u muth nuI
the purchaser may eltct 10 pay, IN aIh, VI u
residue Of sud purchase money ID Two qul .
nuAl inItallments At one year Ipd lEO Jan hs
the day Of sale, the purchaser 10 pVt b ~,
with approved security for The pJBHid ID
deferred inStAllmenu and the Intbfai VAsA N,
accrue upon the same.
JAMES P. ROGERS TrHNa.
J. c, HRRvRY, AuctlOner, nJa
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BY virtue Of two dteds o. trust, Oot uAf
Christian Wagner and Christina WIrH, AsItL
10 the undersigned trustee. dated he tliShiAh ~
Of December, In the Year 1876. and RofddIcEl
the public land records Of 0hs muaiJ, Ru,VE
glnia, Ia Deed Of Trust Book No Il, pa IL u
other deed Of truIt made BY thnatlln SttGn
the undersigned trustee, dated tbt LIih tIt
May, In the year 1874, and ruftN IB1iH
public land records Of slit county 10 Did IlhA
BOOK numbered seven, iOllOs S and I, | EilH
FRIDAY, tho 2lE day Of JaDe, III,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. u. o. ri! d! IN
front door Of the Court HoUe q 0houVbIas "
Virginia, 10 the city Of wheeling, sl 81 Fsi
aucIon the following d0crbI pOPstI, b ~
city, or 20 much thereof 4, may be ptosaiT nFl
tbs debt secured by said deeds u tr1t sit
expenses attending The execution d ihs tDiast
ated by aid deeds, but subject tpIlen % itfE
mentioned below Of the north bllt0 blAh y
Of two thousand dollAn with interest thdSalH5
March 2Sd, 1877, I'LL paid, BY virtue q leNG
trust from ChriestiAn Wagner nd vile
busch, trustee, dated March %, lNA4 I'D mort
ed among the public land ftcgndiH AN m8ttl
In Deed Book Numbered 81, sse WI thiih lSsI
1 will sell as aiorVsAil the iOllOEipi dadlhdP !.
perty, or 20 much thereof ~ may b pen1nL =
Aforesaid: The eastern part Of The BONA hnS
10, Numbered seVtnty.niDe, htuIhd % -
ode Of Main street, "Ctntrt wheeling ~
fronting Thirty three feet 90 The wit tdt "
aIFt' and running WeiWandly o. even Nlausg
four feet slK inches, or to1 point tiy'su
III inches from Main Stttt and Ihieh y w.
eTn line OF that part Of The north hlio o. l6'It.
bNred seyenty-nine, hereinafter EntntiOntd, y
part lot being the nHe bie1eo gfVana SE Ky IA,
conveyed 10 the aid Cbricsl1h WIZ ~
A. Berry and vile lnd Matilda HLogJ -
dated February 18th, ls6s, ltu n&'" IL N.
the public land records Of Uhlo county, w"
ginia, 10 Deed BOOK No. 81, 1910 Wy -i
Also, 70 much Of the north haI o. y. ~ X,
seventy mine rs lis betge1 h1h 1Ief w. Il,
niece Of ground above dsenDcil LDe n
satne pFore'ty granted and tgnN'yh 70 y /,
CbTesiIan Wlgner by J In UI9phtl ~ ~, ~,
deed dated March 2Sd, 1868, and rG9fltI I:
Said land records In bed toll ~. ~ ~ .JJ'a
The lnt mentioned PIT Of Tue bo1h ~
No 10 viii be 6rat nold Al lld tipeIt 20
This Hills 10 the poTerty hereby ,a's1'I h. 4
aid l. believed 10 b. CCOi, subject 70 w III
nSTt Ihertol a Above, buI .tlllDI =, nuiNs !, n
univ convex such title n 10 TeIed u N|
two deeds Of trust Aforesaid; usA IN
TEpTs M ElLE-One'GhIrd, lnd y hI ~
ma tbe pufchNer may dict to ~. g1A y =
The bllancc 10 Two equal In'tlllTsas H,sjN
,weiye months respectively, With inIIeI ~
dSy oi saIs. he %purrhuer TO give ha q
prSSmisory note ioT Zach in.tAl!ntn', I EN-, :
"a tne PROPERTY told to be;TstIihed y S
w. M tnsnt thereof until pAid 10 Ivy; -.
the pAymeu' SIMON BAER, TrL@
CALpwzLL6 CALDWELL, Altornf!I ali
j. g. HRRVKY, Auetlonerf, ~
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SALE.

Nv virtue Of 4 deed Of trust made \ nssr
Wayner and Christina wagner, AZ y MS
iersiqned trustee. dated the hfI ~ SIeEipl
,bs yesT is77. and recorded Amone vs. \, i&t
rnco1jS ni Ohio county. West Vifsthi,
TrI,t Book num.eieI Il, page 81 "u~
SATURDAY, the I'D day d JsO,, IA
p.,'nnInS al 10 o'clock 4. y, Of ~ t,' -
Besinnlng ~ CoIIt IIOuA o. Ohis
West Virginia, Ia the ~ o. TspFqt
n,ibIIc auction the iOllOWl9E de'n % piS
"a much thereof - may r. co,s1ih,IfSae
dNbi secured BY MD de'io o. uul, T,ss,AIa
SttpndlnV the execution Of W Wy Il, bgs6
deed. that l. TO ay, the nofth nAa1 G1 laFg,
SSa md ihs whole nl lot nuinTitG ii {
nr,rhsTsd ST, in the addii iol 10 WI ',I,s ~
WhaoIjns SnnEn rs Chuuhilri lai,u-rIh
r=e.a,T,nT, however, al the :. ~, II
~ M p,Trs IL nj decd TO The nd tn,sS ilR
SouI ~ 90ih day Of Dcenlrf igs'
neg ~" s1,onS Ibs TuilIe Ind ro1iaio
oo'GeI m Wy numb4ud ", folly " uasa
'TERnt OY eALE-OLt-!hliu, n"y. a,A y
"A he purchaser may titct mat III =
tha bSlanoe In two eluhi ti,h Ib,srtitr sS
tWelTe months respectively, we ii, ta
dST Al nIS, the purthlff 70 ~ InlNg
nr5mIsIory note for Gch lnIllIlnJ \, gratIp
r. ia nFotsrty sold 10 be retainer AL
;Ss a Nmsnt hereof, until PAD ~ H., sIaj
TrkS iiIIs Il believed to u 4" IA, I,pUBA
,,n,iSc I Shlll only convey 'lta
Isl ~ In tnSt deed hioroal1. 1rsE
III NC " GEO. b. CALDWELL sIL
n,,yVY A~urtlo1hef, |
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ACCORDING TO the Clarksburg Telegram,
Mr.. Jay Ogden Of that county Is buying
wool in the vicinity Of shinnston for Tan
Ohio factory" He must be buying il
very chsap or else OF a very peculiar grade
Of wool, as, otherwise, the shipping oil
wool to Ohio would be equal to shipping
coal 10 Newcastle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-17

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Parkersburg
Sentinel says that Calhoun county is rap
idly filling up with q class Of energetic
and enterpriSing citizens. The county
can now poll between ten and eleven hum
hred uotaa.
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FOR SALE,
SEReEANTs SALE

|SERaEANrs SALE
aaliet y,nElssE a Co,
%c4a.,op.:@'. Anderson. S'a' F.ap44s,.
IN sat the Municipal Court OF wA,u.,
H II SsO; "a ChHltOphor As4ahs
". \. HedVSeS@' KS y Scar,iOpAa Ssisa
derSon. TO- n C6I,,"sIL
Before ". PHILLIPS, Jp,,,. l.
DiltIici, In Ohio C5un,y wN q The T.,
enti,,ogg 'taS o. Executions i,rs Faa
ieyisd HDSn IA " TO NE di1 y .. In
ilST ME-, sua ny stll Al Publ ~, d
virginia, on "F0et In the City d w. ~
MONDAY, the 9th d,,
Commencing At 10 o'clocL Saot, lES
saloed property, tO-Siu ~ ioleStuL
hnu e9nienL, four scalet, on CEl'ent Ia
!1Ige Co1ee MIL, one Cofes H. SSatee eGttg
Slns, " SHOW GAei and ooniSs.ld ina tllS
Lonee, and Al goods Ia Nor RoS Sot MI a
keI sueel, They being suth EooJ' Sa he llHT.s
Iss.a, utScery, and lease q III Saie sVsiS,
l VIII ak sell on "WEDNESDAY
e9mmehclng al 10 O'Clock a Jaet tin
y TnIisiopher Anderson Ior,tsH lat stlVR Ia
~, FL me- Market ttItetI, iii w., " AsHR1E
!ney being such goods a m nsOs, y vi ~
iaLl uIoeefy stofe. and ChfItoSs. baOi 10 m
teIest 10 Frame HOuIs Ios,s1s q AA4tnoujE
Wheeling. 'ueSu, ID M N,
lel4 STEPHEN D,r
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DOR SALE
FOE SAIE~
OLD UNION STREET EXCHANGE

One ~thtee-s;Ory Brick Building, tta, 4, n, {,
North AIDE Of old UnlOa, nov nIv,,S ,,,,' "
known As the OLD EXCHANGE $50, ia''.
salOon and Restaurant lt ulsy IAN Se,,I,, ,
AK large rooms and good alr, a, ~ ~
modern improvements. TAL b toJ 49,,
place. well located, and nluGk pn,srr. -'
For terms and particular wi SG,,,pv.
datta, at ReymAnn's Bnvuy,G
A. AHAEFERAm.
he az fA'i'e Agents. Open H'us una, " ia.
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DIED.

ZORN.-On Saturday evening, June IS. 1873,
MARY J.. zoRs, daughter Of c. r. and Nj. zorni
aged 20 years and month.
Funeral from the residence Of her father, No.
22ii ChAplIne street, Tuesday, the 18th, at 2P.M,
The friends Of the family are invited TO attend.
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A Serious Verdict Against the
baltimore d Ohio Road.

In the Circuit Court OF Mineral county,
West Virginia, in the case of the State
against the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Co. for Sabbath. breaking, by running
It's trains on Sunday, a verdict Of guilty
was rendered, and the fine assessed blythe
Jury at $3.50. Several cases involving the
same charge are pending in the same
court.
We are at a loss to understand how
this verdict Is to be regarded. II 1t is
understood to be one Of many that can
and possibly will follow 10 every county
Of the State, then indeed Ia 1t u most Sc.
rious affair to the railroad company. We
do not suppose, however, that the com.
pany will acquiesce in such a verdict with
out a fight OF the most exhaustive char
sc,er, inasmuch as the enforcement OF it
against them, when the other trunk roads
are permitted to run on Sunday, would
be very damaging to the value OF their
property. It was long ago ruled by the
PostoNice Department that the mails
should be carried on Sunday, when
public conveyances were u on thatday'
as in the Stages on the National road, and
we doubt not that in case any necessity
arose, Congress would legalize the running
Of trains on Sunday by virtue Of the pro-
vision in the constitution giving them the
right to regulate interstate commerce
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TEE Tyler County Star says that that
county Is improving very fast. Tyler is
an excellent county, land is cheap, and
there Is no reason why 1t should not i'm.
prove rapidly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-17

A FORMIDABLE movement is on foot to
remove the county seat Of Taylor to
Grafton. Appearances indicate that II
will succeed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-17

TIE United States circuit court at
Pittsburgh, Pa, has recently decided an
important question, affecting the liability
Of national banks under the usury laws
Of the states in which they are respective
" located. The point was raised in the
suit Of 4 local firm against the First
National Bank OF Mount Pleasant, in that
state, brought to recover the penalty OF
usury. The bank had made loans TO the
plaintiffs, and had charged 9 . cent
interest thereon. The plaintiffs claimed
that they were entitled to recover twice
the amount thus paid. The legal rate OF
interest In Pennsylvania Ia Q . cent but,
under the Laws OF that state, several
banks Of issue have been organized, which
are allowed to charge a rate OF interest
and discount OF 10 . centF annum. The
&c. Of congress under which national
banks are organized, provides that they
may charge interest at the rate allowed by
the laws OF the state where they are
located, and no more, except that where
by the laws ofany state a different rate is
limited for banks OF issue organized under
state laws, the rate so limited may be al
lowed to national banks located in such
state. The court held that the act OF con.
yress did not refer alone to the general
laws Of a state. Whether a state bank
charges more than the legal rate Of inter
eat by virtue Of a general law, or by rea.
son Of a special act applicable to only one
Institution, is Of no difference. National
banks are authorized to charge the same
rate which state banks Of issue are allow.
ed in the state where they are located
and the former are entitled to the benefit
Of the same provision enacted in favor OF
the latter.
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IT is said that the Belfont nail mill at
1tonton Is. quoting nails at g delivered
In 81. Louis.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

uTANTED AN active baEinos man TO taksthO
wv ale Of the GsV Improved 9Ecor aHiEtno
MACHINES In Wheeling. None but reliable parties
need reply. SEC0R SEWING MACH1HE CO.,
2lt Elm STRKRT, CINCINNATI. tel1-eod
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rae wHEELING
GOV. Mathews and Party at mt.
Vernon and Washington city.
d. @. lime IL.

WARRINGTON, u. CsiJuhe To-
Editors IntsIlseneer.
The excursion party, consisting Of Gov.
Mathews and fifteen ladies and gentlemen
from Wheeling, arrived safely in WASH
ington Friday morning on their way to
Mt. Vernon. On the arrival Of the train
at Warrington, Miss Lizzie Campbell, q
member OF the party, received a telegram
announcing the accidental, death by
drowning Of her cousin, Master Willie
Carothers, and was compelled to return
home from Grafton. This incident cast
q gloom oyer the spirits Of the party, and
~efsctually repressed the feeling Of joy
and hilarity with which the journey was
begun. After a hasty breakfast on board
the car, at the depot in Washington, the
ladies arrayed themselves in their most
bewitchlng toilets, and the entire party
proceeded to the steamer Mary Washing.
ton, where they met 4 vast assemblage OF
distinguished guests and tourists, who, dis
psrsing themselves over the decks oil the
steamer, were SOON prepared to enjoy the
magnificent ride down the Potomac. AT.
~tention was pretty evenly divided be.
tween observations OF the scenery, and
our fellow travellers. 1ntroductions soon
followed, and among the number OF guests
and sight.seers we noted the following:
Goynrnor Holiday, OF Virginia; Judge
Thomas, General Fitzhugh Lee and Major
holland; Judge Ball, Of Virginia; ". W.
Corcorap, Esq, Of the Advisory Board;
Hon. MT. Sweet, Of Maine; Judge john
400, OF Kentucky; Marshall Fred. Doug
Lass, Mrs. Neux, Of New Orleans, a
descendant Of the first Huguenot family
that left Virginia 200 years ago, and
whose daughter married the illustrious
Edmund Randolph; Miss F. Washington
Finch, born at Mount Vernon, and in.
yited 10 attend by special request Of the
regents; Mrs. F.. J. Willard, New Orleans
Pieayuns Mrs. Rebecca Washington,
daughter Of Colonel is. Washington, for
~thirty.two years editor Of the New Or
leans Redy,tne. This young lady's re-
semblance to the immortal George Is
most remarkable. Her profile was sent
TO the Centennial. Colonel Rogers, the
Presidents private Secretary Miss Annie
Story, Miss Cary Long, who is writing q
guide book on Mount Vernon; Colonel
Woods, OF Pennsylvania; Professor
| WedgewoOd, Of the National Law Col.
lege, District OF Columbia, and Judge
Landers. The entire party, numbering
800, was under the charge OF the genial
and polite Major Blake, captain Of the
boat.
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TRUSTEE SALE

,h ~ 4 4 d dSSl. dated the a. day Of Ju..
co,, y. Loun French WindoI d. 5ARln
TSISd ~ ~ VI the city Oist Lou, NIeoetnil
seySr M Inaei'lind 4 ut Of T,on.
wen hundfed and hf,y-tiIhi Al nOaeth Nd
nouis, OeelnningA al The iOuths,S sst az N
anh Anna streets ID said Az. ina q hI6
southwlrd with the eat line ii ISeSts n1tSi
nunuttu and lNeLty.NNtuLstiISH LsE rsi q
gtn line Of An alley Ievepteeb - 1lteuhSaG.
.nence eastward With nd HlIsT - iatAa "
" anothtr twenty lett vide: ib,n ~ bundled d
nnlled sLey nortnwIrd one hpnS,a .lh ALL
wen ieSt AZ inches TO tbr IoS'S w tvHJ.
sueet; thence with aid Eop,b nv lhe 4 Als
Ne ieei tqlRe beginning; b,unjsJ w.. u iI'lR.
,tIeet eAlt and south by IN IL. aeNas J An
hAlo street. Also The iolloT IbS saG snt D 4
hIoPeily' goodI aud ChGtiel, Isc,SIl PdAal
iseS, ~ vi, ~ snu About the Ltott 1Sss
IN IA M iutnlea and Or rIv y,
Snce Nv w piTuaes Above described, =
note. ,hsran uust 70 secure The paymSaiJsL
A. M TosI %iIlcalAfly nertonti nj y
AMI noLe !uLy aPpeG 90 ~reIeippfs y " Il
~ teeCIatu 10 The city Of 81 IoS,tS W Sst
%V Ivy ooi' md inaSnGCh a. IN A., y! ~ y
, saIJ atea described has EIljrp %, y. !. az
So1IHs sue In1efs ghei Will Al IN r,11S, = y
nVI.eI y Gld noe and In tunu1bS. v "
eon'ilned 10 said deed klIihe p,Sts'I, W Rrn
iois described a. - unrPJtd "a Si'S LdsaN
bnolle Nendue al the as, fnn, Az. ~ " q
taouse ~ the aid tity Of q. IoDt, .ASsg'
nouts Of IVA. n: and r 4, on "''Na u
THURSDAY, the 9Th DIV Of Jo,, ,r
To satisfy cost, Hud e1pns, Of M, INV. ."n
deed Of trust. 'Suhm By ~
sT. LOU, June /, A. D. isl 4H'tS
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TIE Hon. John 8. carlile, OF clark,.
burg, ia so Ill as TO DO unable to leave his
house.
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A CONVENTION Of the National Green
back Clubs Of Harrison county is to be
held at Lumberport on the 10th Of June
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF IRAIss

Philadelphia Accommodation.-This train only
runs between Wheeling and TIiAdelphia.
tDaily except unday-NewArk Accommodation,
tSteubenville AccommodAtion.-This train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping when re9ui.
red Of sherman House, Ktnayille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill. -
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GENERAL NOTICES..
, ssIaNEE,s NOTICE.

4 ssIaNEE,s NOTICE.
Having been appointed Assignee Of W. J. Sitter,
ali persons owing said sitter will please call and
settle their ACCOUNT, and all persons having claims
against him will please present them for ADJUST
ment. JOHN 8. NAYLeR,
my2S!Tu 1880 Main Street.
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TaxiThirdD District Congressional Con.
ysntion meets at Charleston August 9Th
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TOR SALE

1s,,. s,anbI. Building Lots q ~
,as III deep and % By lSs its'' Y Fl Gpt ! =
IN apd i. IrSin, on sOuth Front "'
IilAnd. Apply To upRyEY 4 BRITT
WI h HALL .s4
lg6 Nhs
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

J. c. HERvEY, AuctIOneer. nJa
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HENRY RoEMER,

p.s.-roOt at our Bargain, in Kid elOves-s,
50 and 76c o pair. myS
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-19
THE TUkKIsa NAVY.

The Turkish navy, which Russia is
30 anxious to get possession of, is re-
ported as comprising twenty-five IRON
eiads, several of which are of the first
class, besides seventy other steamers.
Out Of the latter few small monitors
have been destroyed since the war be-
gan by torpedoes in the Danube. The
aud Mendouhije,, launched by the
Thames Iron Works and Shipbuiidlng
at Black wall. London, in 1874. They
are each of harden of displacement of
5000 tons, are 1872 feet long and SO
wide in extreme breadth. The trigate
Osmanieh, armor plated from stem to
stern, Is the next in sire. She is 3U9
feet long and 4, 200 tons burden, and
was built by Napier Il. Sons, Glasgow,
in 1864. The twin screw steamers
Asni Illah, or Help of God, and MIMI
ZAffer. or AID to Victory, each /, 40O
tons and 30 feet long. are said to pos
sess tie highest speed of any war yes
sells OF the same tonnage. They were
launched in 1869, the former from the
Thames Iron Worxs, and the latter
from the yard of Samuda Bros, Poplar,
London.
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THE WOKMsLEY HOTEL CON-
TRACT.

The Augusta (Georgia) News states
that the contract made and entered
into by the confidential friends of r.
B. Hayes and the heightened Southern
ers at Wormsley' Hotel in Washington
q year ago, at the time of the electoral
count, is in Atlanta, Georgia, locked
securely in the safe of an Ex-Governor
of that State.
l. is supposed that w. Z Chandler,
Secretary of the Republican National
Executive Committee, has copy OF
the document. Chandler, who is dis
gusted with the Administration. wants
E. A. Burke of New Orleans, one of
the representatives of Louisiana at the
Wormsley conclave, to produce the
document, and, as it is not in his
power to produce it, Chandler may
make its contents public. 1t will be in
teresting to the people to know the full
text OF the Presidential bargain. by
which Hayes received the electoral
vote of Louisiana, and Packard, who
received, according to figures of
the Returning Board, thousand
more votes than the Hayes electors.
was deprived of the Governorship of
that State. While discussion on this
subject may be offensive to some of the
admirers of the Administration who
argue, that as Hayes makes a good
President it is Of little consequence
how he was made President, and in
this category are many Democrats as
well as Republicans. the masses of
the people, who believe that ia Re-
public the majority should rule, will
not be satisfied until the, so-called,
Presidential bargain is explained. The
Louisiana fraud, by which Packard,
who received more votes than the
Hayes Electors, was deprived of the
Goyernorship of hat State, is too
glaring to be overlooked or forgotten
by the people merely because promi-
nent politicians of both parties desire
it so.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-19

YENHE undersigned b 1arj of Trustees Of Big
IL Meadow c4IoUI District No s. ia Hum.
boldt county, state u Nevada, hereby Ie-
speetfulIy give nutice that On tne
SIXTEEN DAY OF MARCH, 1873,
An election will be held ut lhs house Of Geo
LoyeIoek, III Big sieaAeW ScHooi District. for
the purpose VI submitting 10 tie q4aIIn. d
electors oi SAD scbVOI district tAe 90, stiun
whether u tax of - 900 snail be raj 81 fof the
purpose II building u seAoe lh0use. furnish.
ing tie hahie Win seats and OL4er Lceessary
facilities of Instruction and for keepiug
school IN said district oyen 10. a lons,..
period than tAe OF mary funds viii allow
at said election tue baiot uf each vut r snail
contain the wolds, Tax Yes, " Ajax No."
". +. A. CRAIG,
Board Of Trustees; a LAnsoS,
ID. Il, DAVIS.
Big Meadows, February 9.h 1873. febl8-3w