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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31

InHes ar saying good word for
y.Hs d the Richie Ga:ctte, who has
Isthna into candidacy for the SEN
u " bt OImiring constituents. We
Allpak surprised to see Morris elected.
Inn rpn time Gcrit Smith, who was
,sr4 nadgol man like Morris, although
pt.pd, vas taken up in much the same
urlains bis will, and sent to Congress.
HsSrIou session and resigned in dis
rs his i what We fear in Morris
a. lie will come on here and stay one
rhtE and get us all in love with him,
udAn, al the critical moment, resign.
I,AteIor insist thus early in the can
uaaaplelge from Morris that he will
liHSa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31

The Cabinet to-day was short and moth
ing Of special importance, =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31
CROWDS op DASKRUPTs.

i NEw YoRx, August SO.-The crowd Of
petitioners to be admitted to bankruptcy
increases. The Clerks Office to-day was
hacked 10 suffocation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31
rHIRrY.E1our roR cIycryNATr,

CIxcrxxArr, August 80. Thirty-eight
petitions in bankruptcy were filed In the
u. s. Court to-day, among them r. NJ.
Bishop & Co. and W. J. NJ. Gordon, who
recently had suspended.
SIX PROM EVANSVILLE.
EVANSVILLE, August 90.-six petitions
in bankruptcy were filed to-day. The ag-
gregate liabilities are sl46,500; aggregate
assets $4,000. Forty petitions have been
adjudicated during the week.
COLLECTOR MURPHY FOR 100000
NRw YoRK, August S9.-Among those
filing in bankruptcy to-day Is ex-collector
Murphy, whose liabilities are 100000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31

rr gr, TrRSEr, Of Grafton, the prea-
y, ,bo believes that baptism is m In
S.,,l 4, pntir, is apparently short Of
I.t,in.l. orupation, inasmuch as he
,,roQt,hat he proposes to make war on
H. y,.p. lie has announced an anti
V,,oir meeting at Grafton. Some one
,,,tvI shout Turncy not long since
StL, cane within an inch Of being u
rr min, anil within half an inch of
sru,po common sense whatever. Some
s,E would probably shorten the half
i,5cu5Ieubly II asked for IN opinion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31
rEyER coNrRTpurIoNs.

OMAHA, August 30.-The contributions
to the yellow fever sufferers aggregate
5000. Mayor Wilbur this morning sent
one thousand dollars to Memphis. About
FIVE hundred dollars has been raised by the
Union Pacific operators for the benefit oi
the Southern telegraphers.
. PrrrsBuRdn, August 30. Active relief
measures for the yellow fever sufferers con-
tinue in this city. The merchants have
organized and expect to begin shipping
consignments Of flour, groceries and pro,
dure ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31
NOTIFIED TO QUIT.

GALVESTON, August 80. The Board of
Health to-day notified the Postmaster at
St. Louis thatii he didn't cease forward
ing mail matter from infected places to
Texas, quarantine would be declared
against 81. Louis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31
KENTUCKY.

HENDERSON, August 80. "A contribution
Of five hundred dollars, one hundred dol
lars Of which Is from the Masons, has been
made here. The Masons. announce that
they will raise more money on Monday.
ST. LOUIS, August 30.-Thc Merchants
Exchange Fever Committee sent to-day
five hundred dollars each to Nicksburg,
Memphis and New Orleans, and two hun
dred and fifty dollars to Canton, Miss.
COLUMBUS, o., August S0.-The collec.
tions for the yellow fever sufferers up to
date aggregate S2,57l. A grand concert
for this object Is being arranged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31
RUNNING Our OF PRovIsIONs.

MEMPHIS, August S0!-The weather to-
day. has been damp aud dlsagreeablo, and
favorable to the spread Of the fever. At
the Board Of Health Office only seventy.
two now cases arc reported for the q hours
enlling ut Or ". This, however, docs not
exhibit tho true state OF the epidemic for
the day, as several physicians failed, to re-
port. For tho sane time the undertakers
report iifty.seven yellow fever interments.
br. Grcenville Dowell, an experienced
physician from Galveston, Texas, arrived
this evening and rendered his services 10
the Howard Association. The Association
to-day received u nurses from Shreveport,
o from Marshall, Texas, and Q from Mo.
bile, Ala. is. ,sti. --.fsA
John c. McCabe, Commlssary' reports tC
the Citizens Relief Committee that $500
] ratlons have been Issued TO destitute peo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31

A dispatch to the Associated Press to.
day shows that there is no fever at any Of
the towns on the Jackson Railroad south
OF Canton. The case reported yesterday at
Ponchatonla proved not to be yellow fever.
The patient il now convalescent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31
Sl.O00 RRnM nRNYER.

DESvER, CoL., August 30.LTkere have
been raised here for the yellow fever spi-
iercs one thousand dollars. The sub
scription Is rapidly swelling, and will
probably reach two thousand by Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

Social gayety has been resumed in
Washington with the expiration Of Lent.
but the weather 10 rather warm for vio-
lent dancing. and the Capital has been
bsreft Of many OF its transient bellies. who
have gone home and are making prspar.
ations for the Summer resorts, or for
Europe. Last Winter the best dressed
lady at the Capital, according to the
opinion OF another lady who is a como
isssur. was a young lady from Detroit.
To be eclipsed by a lady from q ''fron-
tier village" caused the bellies Of Balti-
more and Boston some surprise. But
there IL no reason why Q Detroit modists
should not have as good taste a. Worth.
or be M successful in adjoining the hu.
man form divine. Then there appeared
another belle from Kansas, neal the In
dim reservation, who made her own
dresses. and was much admired for her
- style as well as for her intelligence
AMI thorough bred The facts
aIe that the distinctions between rural
arl urban people are not us sharply
marked as they nes were. since now
newspapers aud fashion journals pene-
tr,,e every home. and the moral is. that
tate. like genius. Is confined to NJ To-
cal ty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
UNHEALTHY WASHINGTON.


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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
Washoe County.

Roao Journal. Nay a. Mr.. D. II,
Jones. formerly Superintendent Of Mac
kay Il Fairs wood business. has accept
ell tho position Of General Manager Of
the Sierra Lumber and Flume Company
Hayward crowd). which has mills and
fumes at Red Bluff. Chico and Sesma,
Cal. Mr.. Jones' headquarters will he a'
Chico.
Gov. bradley was n passenger OH the
lightning yesterday morning. The "old
man. feels that n "third term" is by nc
mean certain.
last evening All You made n target Of
All Chong. but failed to hit the mark.
All You was arrested. but gave bail TOT
an appearance to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

from the written letter Of the law. we can
In no wise escape. II 10 all very we'll for
US 10 howl about 4" revenge" and talk
about paying England back In her own
coin. II wc permit Russian cruisers TO
sail FROM American ports. the "coin ="
which We shall pay 70 England will be the
same that she has already paid TO US In
satisfsction OF the Alabama claims. In
one sense that will be paying her back In
her own coin," but tho sober. common
sense Of tho American nation will prefer
10 keep that coin where II is now.
THE CAST OF II crNBRIA.
With regard TO the German steamship
Cimbris which has boon chartered for .
Russian cruiser, and now lies within tho
boundaries Of our waters. II Is unfortunate
that His Imperial Majesty. the Gar. could
not have found some more acceptable
means Of testifying to his esteem for our
Republic. than that Of sending this un.
welcome visitor to our shores. Whether,
by the terms OF tho treaty we are bound 10
prevent this steamer from leaving South
west Harbor Ia o question for the State
Department 10 decide. The rules quoted
above might, by . strained diplomatic con-
struction, be held not TO apply TO the
Cimbris. They define the duties Of q
"neutral" government. and o. war has
not yet been declared. II might be argued
that America 10 not at present I" neutral"
~ no issue has formally arisen upon which
she Ia called 10 declare neutrality. But
this point can DO safely left 10 the dis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
NEVADA ITEMS.
From Dur Mate Exchanges.
Eureka County.


Earekd Sentinel. Nay l.-Mr. Il. II.
Parker Is engaged in sinking an artesian
we'll for the Eureka aud Palisade Rail.
road Company at the Hay Ranch. II Is
already down log feet. through a lime.
stone formation. with intervening stratn
Of sand ami gravel. Water has raised
In the we'll tn within 10 feet OF the sur.
face.
The Eureka tunnel " In 90 feet. the
face being In medium soft rock. The
indications are very promising for en-
couniering an ore vein in u short dis.
lance.
The ninth level incline at the Consol-
dated will soon reach the eleventh leveI
and make tho connections ut that point,
II will prove an economical factor IN the
working operations at ths mine.
Eiurka Bpablioan, april 30.--Mrs,
Vowel. the Chicago dressmaker who
states that n few days ago she was robbed
Of over s. $500 on the emiRrant train. IL
out among tho citizens OF Eureka sole,
iting subscriptions TO aid her IN begin
ming business here. She Is u widow
with two children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES.

ALL ELECTION PRINTING OF
WHATEVER DESCRIPTION MUST ne
ram rOR ~ ADVANCE. WE CAN
ACCEPT OF NO CONTINGENT AR
RANGEMENTs IN THIS MATTER.
NO MAN Is QUALIFIED FOR oPPlcE
OR FIT To BE ELECTED WHO CAN
NOT OR WILL NOT PAY ms PRINT
ERsS ELLIS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

Iur Central City HsruId and Lead
City Telegraph have been consolidated
under the name Of the Ts.vapA-H ,ruid.
with offices at Central City. Lead City
aud Desdwood. Black Hills. As an evil
Jsnee Of the enterprise Of this frontier
journal. Il may 10 mentioned that the
Deadwood and Central Offices are con-
pscted by telephone. while the Lead
City and Central offices are brought into
communication by the telegraph.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

Isv. Dn. PssrAcosr, the Evangelist.
preached so effective a sermon at Mid.
dl,town. Connecticut, the other even.
ing. that one Of his hearers went out
and restored 5000 to a man from
whom he had dishonesty obtained 1t.
years ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
JOHN MoRxI--sy.

Sonn 1iofrisssy, pfize-nenter. San-
bier. ex-Congressman. and State Sena-
tor OF New York. died in his eilded pal
ace Of iniquity, in Saratoga. at about
seven O'Clock last evening. Two days
ago he was stricken with paralysis. and
since then his friends have been momen-
tarily expecting his decease. The sick
ness which has ended thus fatally was
due entirely to his " reckless obsti.
macy. in psrsisting in running for State
Senator ut the last election. In defiance
OF the pleading Of his friends. and the
warnings OF his physician. He entered
the canvass against the Tammany can
didAte late in the day. worked with his
usual energy to the last moment. aud re-
csivsd the news OF his election on what
his doctor predicted would prove to be
his death bed. He never took the seat
for which be had braved the anger Of
the dark angel. Immediately after the
r.L,. r.. =.
yond the power Of human aid. lie 70.
turned To Troy about two months ago.
and went thence to his gambling palace
in Saratoga. whsrehs yesterday gave mp
the useless struggle. and passed to n
WANNA
"Pps
80
.
So. -.
-,
,,.,. .h,;nl tom vsn a, nj. .,... n.
No. ;n ,.., ho,n 18th m. matinee. aud
characteristic, Of gentleman. and
d.s,i,s m. wi,h.,;,, effects Of his s,rlv
.auc.,;on ,h... ;~n.,inc,s wou,d cron
an, a, ,;ms. n. wa. .ouallv al homs
9Th ,-iu,.u,lis. and ma, of ,h. 6u.s,
.~,l,ur. and nuub.rea anon, his
friend. many Of IN. latter class. lie
va. .,sc,.d N Con,,sss bv thu roupbs
and -yaosboud. Of his District. but his
r.co,a in w~a.hiuo,ou. vhile not par.
,ieul.rly brilliant. ia honorable To him.
self and . credit ,o His constituency.
His was n nature filed with coniradic.
tons. and II would he u~.,les. az we'll as
practically impossible. to reconcile thsm
10 any known human standard.
In 1850 and 1851, and a portion Of
1852. he was a resident Of Sau Fran.
cisco. where he conducted a faro bank,
anal made some money with which he
r-turned East. His political career in
Nav York Ia .h;.av macmillan from ,hs
f.c, ,b., h. has oecuoisd for wears
a.. .nou.,,ns ,os;,;a, ., Law
u..s, anil law h,.,lsr a,
nm. and tina sa,,s tim. The
law AGAINST gambling in that State
1. vs,v s,,;c, and val, this man. si,,iny
!, A.. s.r.,. .hsmhsr xh.rs thu, Law
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

Dn. JlsrNR. the eolored divine Of
Richmond. who has been engaged for
some months to the delight Of large au.
dienees Of the white population in
demonstrating that the sun moves
around the earth. has been engaged by
an snterprising individual TO make n
lecture tour in the North. for the pur.
pose Of teaching the principles Of his
new astronomical system.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02
the TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
WHAT 1T BINDS IN To OBJ
SERVE A. A NEUTRAL

Iss Provisiens with Regard 10 the
Fitting Out and sailisg or Prt.
vstesrs-Its Application 60 she
Case OF she CimbriA-Our Treaty
Obiigatieus 90 Enxlssd IN case
OF War La Europe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

ITO THE PUBLIC.-rHE UNDERSIGNED
L begr leave TO notify thu citizens OF this
State that he has what he believes 10 b. the
most extensive and varied consolidated erhib-
ition that has ever challenged criticism known
~ forepAneh's Worlds urcst show. eoinpris.
Ing . Circus. Mstpgeris. Museum. Ayisry.
Aquarium, Caravan and Trained Animal Expo.
sitlon of Wonderland desires 10 extend 10 the
pubic through this carl q mere authorized and
personal statement than can DO made BY posters
aud newspaper advert rements. The above
named combination IL now upon Its thirteenth
tour Of the American Continent. u 10 adyisa
bly, asserted, with n full knowledge 81 the facts
aud perfect regard Tor thu nenuing 81 terms.
that tbs public entertainment for the anluse.
mtnt and Instruction Of the people has not be.
fore been attempted In . more pleasing manner
or with 90 lavish an expenditure Of means ~
presented under my Mammoth Eight Center
Pole Tents by contributions from all quarters
Of the giObe. No one will doubt The entire
NfvAL TRlUMPHAL sTRkET. PAGEANT
which will he made through the principal
streets 81 each town before exhibiting, In which
will b~ seen inaszivs and richly wrought Golden
Chariots. rrsplendeht with ellttering rold.
Tablesn Cars. Team. and Herds Of Eieplantr.
| Egyptian Dfomedaries, ferocicus Wild BeAsts
10 open ironclad stAtusry dens. In full view 10
ell: Knights, Cavaliers. Ladies OF the Cont
kingr. tttendants. Courier. Heralds. etc; Hat
tIemen cad In representative amor Ia every
where admitted 10 10 OF greater Interest and
worth mort than the inside Entertainment Of
| the majority Of other travelling exhibitions, and
universally pronounced by all exhibitors aud
judges Of show property generally To be the
INJECT show ever organized In America.
Ny exhibition ID too ponderous 10 bs moved
la any other way than by rail-. except over solid
smooth sireets. on account of the Massive
Golden Chariots, Tablcau Carr AMI Performing
| StatuAry Palace Dsns being ~ heavy that land
travel would DO impossible therefore mS
hOrres are all In hne condition and spirited. moi
Tired and worn out by jonrneJing over rough
and muddy ruads, hauling irom TOW 10 %
heavily laden vehicles, etc. Nv aim ID Ia In.
rtrnct a. we'll ~ to elevate the old aud ,Oung 10
the school ~ Natural History.
Hoping that my new departure will prove
satisfactory to the generous public. aud rrmu'
n~erAtiye Ia myself.
Very respectfully,
ADAM P0RRPAUGii.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

IT is related Of Horace Greeley that
when he was once lecturing IN Indiana.
when the State banks were in full Gu.
resr. and a bank bill could not 10 carried
a hundred miles without n discount on
1t, the lecture committee paid Mr.. Gree.
Icy in bank BILLS Of that nsiahborhood.
He looked at them. and then said.
could not you give me. instead OF this
stuff. u we'll executed counterfeit on
some Eastern hank2'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

Tax proper salutation when you meet
q baker is, How dough You dough-"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

A"crnrArSrr in religion "-Ths con
tribution box.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

IT is not necessarily truo that a wo-
man Is a thief because sho hooks her
sisters dress behind her back.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-16
MISSES FOR Prs TX.
The White skull Cap thnt the Pope Presented
TO Nr. Roth OF BulI. Ferry.

Before the marble altar Of st. Alphonsus
Church. South Flith avenue, stripped OF all its
usual bright array of cloth of gold. lace
and flowers ana SIT only with dimly-
burning tapers. at o'clock yesterday
morning. Wis black velvet bier. sup
porting colin. Through tho shrouding Of
n fringed pail of black velvet the shape Of
the -oflin WIS distinct. There was a sprinRling
of fresh flowers over MI. On the coffin was II
shining TIARA. its Sikrn, god-frin srd lappets
falling even 10 the tier. At the head Of the
coffin. framed in Grape. WAS the papal
coat of arms. Beneath. on a marble table
and rest ng on black velvet cushion within a
glass case. was "A white silk skull cap. By It's
sid WIS s-lip q paper thus Inscribed; " Pre-
niti by Plus *. - \. II. Roth. 1870"
The cap MIS- slightly worn, ana this recalled
the tat that Plus lN, worr onv white soutanes.
skull cars aud Sandals. the front Of the latter
being embroidered with II golden cross. in his
hours ~ privacy in the vatican. Whenever
oven slight dslect bectm" apparent in one Of
these art rs 10 was pui uSid-. an then /, wns
eagerly ughi hy the pinus rs n souvenir. The
supreme POutf nres .nt-d the cap 20 Mr.. Roth,
q resident of Bulls Ferry. in the presence Of
Bishop Iyn h OF ChHrl"ston. sc.
Golden cand"labra flied wih bright tapers.
enrrcled the bier When Fihcr Worth roo
tor Of the Rcdrmptorist Fathers. assembled
tire altar, tho great church WAS crowded As
Sled by Fathers kr'iss and Christ. oeacon and
sun deacon. and attended 10y trail. of clergy
and alroytrs. taer Worth sang solemn
requiem mass for the son OF Plus TX.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-16
INV RITTEN HISTORY.
An Important Fact that Mr.. Hewitt
Might Have Told
Southern Democrats Betraying
the Democracy.
A Secret with Extensive Pos
sible Ramifications.

WASHINGTON. Feb. j-Thc recent occur
renee in the House Of Representatives makes it
necessary for me TO report one important fact
which has never been madc public.
On Sunday. Dee. 3. 1876. Mr.. Hewitt had an
interview with President Grant during which
they talked over the political situation. and
President Grant expressed his views with great
frankness. He had doubts he said. as to the
result in Louisiana. and intimated that II was
his private judgment that the electoral vote OF
that State should not be counted at ALL He was
careful. however. to impress upon Mr.. Hewitt
that the decision OF this and all kindred questions
was wholly outside the province ofthc Executive
1t belonged exclusively TO Congress. ltwouid
he his duty. however. TO see that the decision
whatever il might be. was acquiesced in. II
necessary. he would enforce it, lie stated also.
that IL WAS his conviction that the Constitution
gave the President Of the Senate alone the pow
er to count the votes and declare the result.
Whoever might be declared President elect by
the President of the Senate. he would see inau-
gurated and installed in Office.
Mr.. Hewitts return from this interview at the
White House was awaited anxiousy by a num-
ber of prominent Democrats. who had gathered
at his rooms. Among the number were those
well-known Southern gentlemen. Randall l..
Gibson. Randolph Tucker. and L. y. c. Lamar.
Mr.. Hewitt narrated in full his conversation
with Gen. Grant. After he had told his story
~. 4
apart from the others and subsequently, on that
same evening. Mr.. Gibson told Mr.. Hewitt that
they would be compelled to sustain that construc-
ton OF the Constitution which invested the
President Of the Senate with the power to count
the electoral votes and make the declaration OF
the result.
On Wednesday last when Mr.. Hewitt was ac-
cused by Southern Democrat tMr. Aiken OF
South Cardinal Of having sold the Presidency.
and was baited by both sides of the House with
demands from every quarter to tell what he
knew. he exclaimed ! do not desire to delay
the public business. but If the House desires
that some portion OF unwritten history shall be
told"
Then there was pause. Members from
different parts Of the House yelled. That is
what we want!' There was indescribablc con-
fusion; and at the very instant that Mr.. Hewitt
indicated his willingness to respond TO the cry.
Let il all come outl" Randolph Tucker sent a
page to Hewitts seat. Hewitt left his seat. came
10 the screen to the right Of the Speakers desk.
and there for several minutes Tucker. Gibson.
and others held hurried but earnest confer
ence with him. Finally he went back to his seat
and went on with his speech. but he did not tell
any portion OF the unwrtten history OF the cleo
toral count.