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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-04

QuEIzc, October s. -Mrqnh Ii9rle and
REbuass Louise will sail for Canada on the
18th OF November on the steamer Samari-
tan, which has been chartered to convey
the new Governor General aud Royal
guests. The Samaritan will be met at sea
by the British North American squadron,
now in port, and conveyed to Halifax,
where Il is definitely arranged that tbi
Marquis and krincess will AE4 set loot on
Cahslian soil. ~
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NoRwIcH, Cr, October 3.-wesley W.
Bishop made short supplementary CON
iession to-day, in which he asserts that
the night before his wife died Mrs. Cobb
went to his house to see his wife, in hi
absence, and when she subsequently met
him at the Good Templans' Lodge, the
same evening. told him him that she had
given Mrs. Bishop q dose Of morphine In.
stead Of the regular medicine. IL
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LIrrLE Rock, October 5.-Depnty .. s
Marshals Woodarl and 0'Donnell have
returned from q successful raid on the
illicit whisky distilleries OF Sharp, Baxter
and Tzard counties. The Marshals posse
consisted OF 20 men. Ten prisoners were
captured and brought to this city. One
very large still with mash and whisky was
destroyed in Izard county aud another In
Baxter county. The raid was confined tC
the counties bordering on the Missouri
lima.
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PITTSBURGH, October 3.-Mr. James At,
we'll, Deputy Secretary Of Internal Affairs,
held session at the Monongahela House
10 this city, this morning, to hear testimony
OF PittsbGrghers in regard to railroad dis.
elimination. MeSsrs. Rrinker, Fisher,
beymsr and Walton were examined and
testified as to the discrimination on OIL
salt, lumber and lead. On conclusion O
their testimony the Commission adIourned
until tomorrow morning.
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NEW YORK.

New YoRK. October S.-The Custom
House Investigation Committee this morn
ing briefly examined Appraiser butcher,
without any important result, and Chair
man Wood announced that. the next ses-
sion would be held in Washington on the
first Wednesday in December.
President Hayes held levee to-day
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and later
attended meeting Of the Peabody Trus-
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wgry did sam McCuIIoch ever vote fol
n,'"crrli "r. that he should expect Demo
w. rs'n ,o .j~.c-t their own nominees for the
G w, 1i keeping him in Office all his life
san1s'@ESyae,r a1 Of rct'rioy.
~" p,ker. ilrs Of politics is like Nasby's-
.f,.. Disconnected from spoils an cleo
,a,n % n him i, an unmeaning farce. He
,,,. ~ v,or Sam McCulloch's place for
p,,,sy ,ialigan. He seems to be filled
"i,b serial .nilnosity to Sam. What has
p,,rey CiaIliSn ever done for the people
'i,bi. ei,y or county to deserve Office at
,,.;, u hands Answer that, Mr.. Baker. .
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CHESTER rARH RACES.
COLORADO ELECTION.
Majority Increased 10 3,Q0o-Grecnbacis
Vote t,.nt,

DExVER, CoL., October 3.-The revised
returns from 81 counties increase the ma
jOrities heretofore reported. Beliord's
majority over Patterson, Democrat, for
Congress, is 2,745. Pitkin's majority over
Loveland, for Governor, is 9,50G The
counties y0t to he reported will probably
increase the average Republican majority
in the State to 5000. The Greenback vote
in the State will aggregate about 1900
The Legislature will stand 4 Republicans
to Democrat
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soldIers. Reunion At Columbus, ohio.

CoLuHBUs, October 3.-The representa-
tives Of the regiments and batteries, which
were members during the war OF what was
known as the Ohio Brigade, held re-
union hero to-day. The afternoon was
given to social meeting and the evening to
general meeting, at which addresses were
delivered by Generals Beatty, swayne,
Fuller and Eaton. Tomorrow will be 90
lppiol by carriage riiing about the city
and BANQUET.
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HUNGARY.


Prsrn, October Sat the council OF
Hungarian Ministers to-day all resolved to
support Herr Sell, and signed their res
ignations, which Herr TIA, the Premier,
will personally deliver to the Emperor to-
morrow at Godalo. The total loss suffered
by the Austrian troops in Bosnia aud Her
zegovina has been about 4, 900 men.
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West Virginia Counterfeiters Arrested IN
Lincoln CquptY,

CgcIYyArI, October 3-Cnited States
NlarshaIls Rotel and Matthews, arrested on
Monday last, in LINCOLN county, W, Va,
H. L. MARYLAND, P. II. Martland and Miles
Elktns, who belong to the gang OF coan.
tarfeiteis who have been operating In that
section for some time past. Seals, m0lds,
stamps and some counterfeit coin was
found in their possession.
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Eut tuIIIuFnIH NotlstfIHtiulhl
tlou.

sAX FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.-The Nonpartisan
Democrat Republican Delegates to the
Constitutional Convention at Sacramento
last night caucussed on the subordinate
officers OF the convention, and to-day all
the places were filed with the caucus
nominees etfectually shutting out all the
Wookingmen's candidates. ~
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WARRINGTON.
RECEIPTS OF BAXx NOTES AT TrE UNITED
srATEs TREASURY. VI

STATES TREASURY.
WAsHIxaToS, October 3.-The receipts
OF bank notes ut the Treasury to-day Tor
redemption were only sl00, 600, the small.
est amount ever received In one day. As
the work OF the Redemption Agency has
been so suddenly decreased by the recent
circular providing that banks remittine
notes for redemption must pay the cost OF
transportation, instead OF those issuing
them, number Of the employees In that
division OF the Treasury are unemployed
for the present, and there will probably be
heavy reduction OF the force soon. I'm.
der the law Of July 20, requiring national
banks to keep with the Treasury q sum in
greenbacks equal TO five per cent Of their
circulation for the redemption OF their
notes, nearly $4,000, 600 in greenbacks
will be locked in the vaults of the Treas
ury for the redemption OF such notes, but
should the amount for redemption con-
tinue to be small, and it Is estimated II
will decrease daily, there will be no de-
mand on the greenback redemption fund
and it must remain idle in the Treasury.
THE ARMY BILL i,
The Adjutant General of the Army will
IN lew days issue an order further e&-
planning the POSE comitdtus clause in the
Army bill. II win state that officers eau
detail troops under their command TO pro-
tect United States property whenever Il Is
in jeopardy or there Is danger of its de-
Another case in which troops
can be used that will be cited will be for
the purpose Of putting bowman expedition
formed in the United States for the pur-
pose Of visiting with hostile intent any for
eign country.
YELLOW FEVER SUPPLIES. VEG
The Secretary of War has directed that
The various articles Of bedding and cloth
ing needed for the yellow fever supply |
boat now loading ut st. Louis be furnished |
at Government rates. Additional contri. |
buttons towards loading that boat have
been received as follows: Buffalo, 5000;
Fall River, 500; Hartford, $3.50. !
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PRAIRIE FIRES,

Sr. PAuL, October 3.-A gentleman Just
returned from Big Stone county, in the
Red Riyeryalley, reports great prairie fires,
had destroyed thousands Of tons OF hay.
One burned 90 miles In one hour and forty
minutes. Another, still burning, Is 80
miles in length. The burned country is
completely desolated. .gl trthg
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TgE EeliIor Oi the lSTELLidENCER pre-
,,.d. 10 be the friend OF the wOrkingman,
ysj yct he charges one Of this class six
T.s,;ior ride on one Of his street cars.
CaN you that iriendship?-R'gister Of va
NhE
Ever since Baker made his famous
,.apale out Of street car, with Jim
$retney after him, he has cherished I'M
psAsS, ecoIlec'ions OF the company.
Because he didn't get to finish his ride on
that memorable occasion, he has labored
under the idea that he paid too much fare.
AMI yet this strange man, whose breast is
fall Of Our milk for the poor land
everybody else when he was u director in
The Elm tiroyc street railroad fixed the
r.ie for four mi les at 10 cents, while the
Wheeling railroad carries man the same
distance ior onr.third OF the money.
Evtg citizen OF Wheeling gets five tickets
oatl,e street railway for quarter, while
he best terms they could get from the
i,ncyocn. Baker was two tickets for the
,lme money on his railroad. And yet
hkrr daily weeps for the poor.
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vC7r for Ben. Wilson for Congress, the
In .nbacE man. lI'RIWry .N7s Of feasr'
5ct
lro yet this "Grecnback man" went
paal ii is district in 1872 telling the peo'
plr Of Drt IKE and Ohio counties that
"a mad. r,'rru 10 po,ir payment is de-
..iatiri afA by he highest cOH&iiierGtiOI's q
oaaorrial morality aud hO"est goHer'mS'a.'
4adonly two ears ago this "GreenbacE
nn" wen, round this district denouncine
the Republican party for having failed to
biug the country to specie payments
Here was his language in the summer o.
1876 Real it, Greenback men. and con
tras it with what he is preaching now
hNch a man honest? ~ 1ll.J
We denounrr the iailurc for all thest
eleven years oi peace to make good tht
promise of the legal tender notes, which
art changing standard Of value in the
hands Of the people, and the non:pay
Heat Of which l. disregard Of the plight
ri taith OF the nation
Herpeat the question, can such man
by any possibility. be honest? Can thu
'irenback men afford to trust Ben. vii
sn'
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IloUr memory is not at fault, the Re
pubr1n party did not inaugnrate free
rtOok even here in Wheeling, moi
hal that party any respectable repre-
'rOhtion in the Virginia Legislature which
IaSed the law authorizing their establls
mrnt 1t has been under Democratic fost'
tfins quite aS much rs Republican, to Say
'he+ast that the Wheeling schools have
soEn to their present high condition oj
atinIncss.-RtgLs'cr Of ycStrriny.
four memory serves US right the pub
lie ''cho" system OF Wheeling was in
1ugln:el in the DAYS when the Whig'
NeN in power in our midst. 1t was no
iaangura,cd a, any expense to Democratic
Virginia We were graciously allow
ri to have school system OF on
ava here, by paying for it our
SIyes, and We were, II we are not mis-
1atea, the only community in the darl
and Democratic State Of Virginia that ha'
tGch school system.
hoar memory is not at fault, the Dem
'fa'ic county Of Brooke voted down tht
Proposition To establish such system u
Ae' midst. Democracy and schools tii'
A"Eo haai in hand in those days. lDi
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NEwFaRy, R. L, October a-Mr. Ban.
croft passed a comfortable night and slept
considerable. The physicians remained
with him. Mr.. HanCrott will be Obliged
to keep his bed one week in order to give
the fractured rib time to knit.
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BosroS, October a-4rriyed-1strian,
from Liverpool.
Loxpox, October s. Steamship Utopia,
from New York, arrived out
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Returned Prom a y Months CRUST.

NEw YoRK, October S.-The schooner
okoresta, Of Cleveland, Capt. +. W. Ed.
munds, arrived on the Hudson River yes
tenlay, after voyage Of nearly l2 months.
1t is the intention Of Capt Edmunds TO
stop few days in IIOboken and then sail
| 10 Troy.
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YELLOW FEVER SUPPLIES.
TrREREcoRD.-
WOOL HOUSE BURNED.

"'77' 1t-7VV- -77-11 = F--' ~ " =
HAMrroX, 0ST., October 3. The wool
warehouse Of John Harvey & Co. burned
to-day. Loss, $4,000 80 asst-n
LAKE MAHoPAc, N. Y, October 8. The
Gregory House was totally burned. Loss
100000; insurance 49,, 900. f SOD
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FRANCE.

GENERAL AND MRS. GRANT.
PARIS, October s. Gen. Noyes, U. s.
Minister will entertain Gen: and Mrs.
Grant at dinner to-day.
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4 telegram from Jamaica conta ms q
rumor OF negro insurrcction in Santa
Cruz. Murders and other atrocities are
reported. The negroes are said to have
possession OF the island.
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ST. LOUIS, octobers. Ast. Joseph, Mo-.
dispatch says: General Sherman passed
through here at II P. NJ, en- route East
from the Pacific coas:. i.t
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Bosros, October at ia reported that
Hiram H. Kimpton concluded TO 20 TO
South Carolina, being promised good
treatment -u.aL
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YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, October b. The Board Of
Health report 90 deaths from yellow fever
for the past twcnty-four hours ending at
o'clock tonight. In addition the under
takers report the interment Of seven
outside. Among the deaths reported since
noon were Mary Z. Jones, Michael Tay-
lor. WIN. Hiedcman and Jesse Peoples.
David Flannery, Of jackson, is in charge
OF the Western Union Telegraph Office in
this city. He has issued orders that no
kilograms OF any nature whatever will be
received after o'clock at night, excepting
twenty words, which arc presumed only
to give the total number OF new cases re.
ported by the physicians Of the Howard
Medical CORPS.
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i.7.WrCn a. Col. Ben Wilson Is an.
noant 81 to make a speech at BenwoOd
SatUUla! night, let him tcllthe good people
Of that coamunity as to the agency he
nal, iiany, as amCmber ofthe Democratic
West Virginia delegation in Congress, in
nAas the spare rooI in the .Moundsville
Fei'eHtiary with telons from other States,
aAss labor is now competing with that
., The nSrhanics Of Wheeling, BOa%ood,
Nonnd'ville aud every other industrial
community. Henry q. Davis and Charles
'ane' Faulkner, and, u We mistake
"o', Col. benjamin WiIsoa also. used
,ae'' influence as members OF Congress TO
nave nave the NIoundwillc penitcntlary allied
slIA '0feign ielons, and thus TO add to the
Fe''a'e, already severe enough, cntailcd
People
'ae'e Democratic champions talk a vast
mount ahon; the poor man, Col. Bef
..l ..ao'' 'helicars at Washington Hall til,
" S.''e' III ght over the tax that was impose
'' tobacco. 0nly to think, said he, tina
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WAsUISGroS, D. c., October 4 -1A.M-
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, Lake Re
gion, Upper Mississippi aud Lower Mis-.
souri, Valleys, rising OF stationary baron.
e.er, northeast to southeast winds, slightly
cooler, clear orpartly cloudy weather.
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PIi,nnefnI.

Tqs9yrq, Qctober 3-Tbe creditors oi
Campbell & RISssis, HANGERS and hrokors,
ot thls city, met and appointed ins pectors,
Liabilities Sal,S00.
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Havana, October 3-Jaclnel was visited
by another hurricane on the 2j.h OF last
month. Two vessels and all the lighters
in the harbor were lost.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Heavy Failure of India Merchants in
England.
Mere About the Glasgow City Bank.
The Eastern Question a Rose That
Has a Thorn.
ENGLAND.
ANorI1ER nEAyY rAILuRE.

LONDON, October 3-Smith, Fleming &
Co., East India merchants, have failed.
Liabilities several millions.
The 7Imes this morning says the City OF
Glasgow Bank had 133 branches. II has
paid progressively increasing dividends
for several years until It reached l2 per
cent. IL would he incorrect TO say that
the disaster was unexpected, on the con-
trary, in banking circles it created no sur
prise. for the bank had been losing credit
gradually for ten years past, yetthe Scotch
banks In London were not possession OF
the information which showed that the
end was actually so near, until Tuesday
morning. The business OF the bank had
been conducted for years upon very un-
sound principles, and from the fact Of
other Scotch banks having decided
to let the bank stop it is inferred 1t is
very bad case. Operations upon an enor..
nous scale had been indirectly entered
into In India produce aud Australian wool.
some fourteen millions Of bills having been
accepted for account OF three firms. Very
the iron trade in the North, and other
reckless support appears to have been
given to builders. .UaHs
~, l.T THE CAUSE or IT.
The immediate cause OF the failure was
the impossibility Of any longer getting
bills drawn from India on the bank In
Glasgow discounted in London. The au.
thOrized note circulation was only f72,0
but according to the latest accounts the
issue is between E600, 900 and 10000,
against nearly all Of which the law conf
pels the bank to have gold. Attempts
have been made in the city to conIplicate
matters by saying there was panic, but
there has been no panic. .l..,.
A dispatch from Pesth says: II is be-
lieyed that Herr Tisza will be asked to
form Provisional Cabinet to act until the
opening OF Parliament. l.,
A Madrid dispatch says that considera.
BILE alarm has been caused in that Capital
by the appearance Of twenty cases OF what
was supposed to be typhus fever in one Of
the most populous quarters Of the city.
Three OF the patients having been admitted
into the hospital, the doctorsto-day declare
that their symptoms are those OF yellow
fever, and that the infection was brought
from Cuba by soldiers. The patients in
the hospital are in critical condition, and
OF the persons attacked aud treated at
home eight or ten have died. The Board
OF Health have declared that there Is no
fear OF an epidemic, but every precaution
is being taken to prevent the spread OF the
disease.
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The agricultural fair which had been ii
progress for three days at Cameron ended
yesterday. We understand that it was {
handsome pecuniary success. There wa
a large crowd in attendance most OF the
time, and especially yesterday. The
weather was delightful and the people
came together for good time, and the!
had il. .-- ----
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vICEsBrRG, October 3.-Weather clear
and warm; thermometer T2'. Reports
from tho county show a continual increase
OF the fever. The disease seems to be
spreading through Hines county. There
are Is or 20 cases at Delta, La. It has also
appeared at Meridian, Miss. There were
eight deaths here to-day, six white and
two cOlored.
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sos p. E-Thswlpd has trpshenediup
again, and the men have not put IN an ap'
pearance yet. Unless the wind calns t!le
race will not take place for an hour or 50.
sl5 r. NJ Hanlon's quarters. 1t Is
blowing hard now, and the river Is quite
rough. Largo crowds are arriving. The
Judges barge is adrift agaiP and . tug has
gone after 4. There Is great excitement
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3:4OP. u.-The tug succeeded In securing
the Judges barge and towing 1t to . SAFE
place. The storm Of wind and rain !;
heavy and Is accompanied by thunder and
lightning,
New-York tribune., 1878-06-11

CUNNINGHILL HOUSE, Ascot, Berkshire,
- England. The Rev. Herbert W. Sneyd. kynnersley,
III. NJ Trinity College Cambridge, assisted by John Henry
Brady. B.A, late Hastings Mathematical Exhibiuoner
OF Queens College OXFORD and by other masters receives
boy over under 10 beyOnd which they
mi ted TO remain prepare Eton Harrow, Winchester
Rugby Charerhouse and other public schools and also for
s1nGngiii ouse distant about q mile from the Ascot
about acres land Ascot Heah and Windsor Forest
Particular attention paid 10 the study OF French Modern
subjects and English Reading anu composition
Except the OF brothers, every boy has separate bed
the cuOice system NO boy Is allowed TO
enter the room Of another boy.
library and reading set apart Tor the use OF the boys
covered and work shop are also provided The
are iyen io COLLECTIONS made during the Summer schOOlme
Tefm-ei5O per annnm be paid In advance ethird
wiz R5O) before the commencement OF each schoome.
include board ana uluo IN an subjects required
music is madei with this single
exception all charges school books school stationery laundry
HEFgRENCRs-Ihe Right Rev the IOrd Bishop OF Exeter
the Palace Exeter The RevIW JeN Blake ID Head Master
Rugby school The Rev the Vice Master OF Trinity College
Cambridge The Earl Of strahmOIe Glans Castle fOrfar
shire B Sir George WarrendeT, Bart Brunsned House.
Edinburgh Sir John W. Cradoo HaftOpp Bart kngswOod
Warren, Banstead surrey Ihe hsy canon LlghtoQt DID,
III oraftonsi Piccadiy w. The Hon Mr. Justice Bsyey
Mamesbury lieutenant Colonel Tremayne Carclsw Perran
ar.worthal Cornwall Lady Eden Windlestone Ferry HILL
nersey esq., stlpeDdiary Magistrate Of Birmingham
Vce-Charman OF Quarter Sessions, Warwckshre. A. W.
Potts NJ lead Master OF the Fees College Edinburgh
The Rev Robert Burn ~ A. date Fellow and Tutor Of Trim
ity College Cambrdge) BrOOkside Cambridge The Rev r.
ST John hackeray MA Assistant Master AZ Eton College
The Rev Robertson, NJ A. Assistant Master at Har
Rugby school Alfred WaterhOuse, esd A. r. A., Fox Hil
heading Joseph H. Gray esq No II Wall st. New CITY
H. W EsREY saHnnghii House Ascot
Berkshire England