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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-23

CHICAGO, April 22.-Flour-Qulet and
steady; spring extras "a 60A6 25, western
extra 81 50a5 80, Minnesota extra "a 76a
$50, patents SO 50a9 90, superfnes 50 75a
400. Wheat-Fairly active aud shade
higher; No. Chicago spring 81 131<a
1l3N, No. Eat 81 II cash and April, 81 l0k
al II May, sl09Na1 097S June, No. 8 at
81 90, rejected ss1las9c. Corn-Quiet and
steady nt 4oIf40kc cash, 4o1ic April, 4isSc
May 4lASc June, rejected at S6Hc. Oats
Dull and lower at 26I<c cash, 26a26Isc
April, 26ls26hc May, 26kc June. Rye
Firmer at 5sa5snc. Barley-Firmer 47c.
Pork-In fair demand, but at lower rates;
IS sOa9 70 cash, April and May, 50 S5a
0 SIX June, IS 97jla9 90 July. Lard
Steady and unchanged at SO 90 cash, SO Goa
692X May, SO 95a6 97IIS June, 81 00a7 02llfz
July. Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchanged.
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STORMS.

GALEsBuRo, III, April GA terrible
rain and hail storm struck this city,
doing much damage. Hail Of unusual
size fell, one stone measuring, II is said,
eight inches in circumference.
WALL LAKE, Iowa, April ga fierce
tornado struck this town yesterday, de-
stroying partof 1t, and hurting three per-
sons.
STORM LAKE, Iowa, April 22.-A
wind storm, yesterday, did serious dam
age. Several persons reported killed.
THE WORK OF A CYCLONE.
Sioux ClTY, April ga terrible
cyclone swept over the country eastsand
west Of this place at $3.50 Sunday alter
noon, en- ntering the vale above the Mis-
souri, Valley junction, passing northeast
across to Storm Lake, Pomeroy ind
Foudain Monaco. Trees were torn up
BY the roots along the line Of the rivers.
The house Of j. K. Thurston was wreck.
ed completely. A wing Of the house Of
Mrs. Reilley was struck and torn to
pieces, and P. Reilly, in the wing, was
picked up, having been carried over the
main building and over some trees near
by and set down on his feet uniniured.
]. j. Hughes house, In the same vicinity,
was entirely destroyed. The family were
away from home. The force Of the storm
was terrific, destroying fences, oyerturn.
ing corncribs, etc. Horses and cattle
were picked up and carried oonsidera.
BILE distance. The track OF the storm was |
half mile to a mile and a half wide, with
very heavy hail. A number OF stones,
fastened together in one, measured ID
inches ia circumference. Two horses,
4 wagon, harness and driver were all
taken up bodily, carried several yards
and set down uniDjured.
On the illinois Central Railroad, east
Of here, the damage was more serious,
by loss Of lie. The whirl.
wind passed over Storm Lake from
The southwest, three.iourths Of a mile
,ast OF the town. The residence OF Al.
red King was struck and lifted from its
iouudation and dashed into 4 thousand
pieces. Mr.. Kings mother was instantly
killed. The other members of the family
escaped. The lighter timber Of the house
vas powdered into kindling wood, aud
he trees in the orchard were torn up and
,arried nway. The house Of Mr.. De.
,raff, half q mile from Kings was un.
.oofed and four wagons and buggy
,roken up. His loss is about 81 600.
The buggy was carried quarter Of q
nile in The air. The water in the Lake
ose TO the heighth Of many feet. One
witness says that millions Of barrels were
lifted up. The towns Of Newell and
Springs escaped injury.
At Pomeroy the house Of g. Clowry
vas blown down, killing Charles Pearce,
IN estimab!e young man. The houses Of
ieorge Wallace and s. Gill were blown
lown. Mrs. Wallace and family were
INJURED and are not expected TO live. G.
}. Harges' house was blown down, in.
uring several inmates severely. All Of
be houses were very strong and substan-
ial. II was considered the seyerest
form ever known there.
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Interview With Secretary shcr.
man-Bniler's Mistakes in ise-
Iation 10 Sale Of Bonds.

WAsHISoToN, April 22.-Secretary
Sherman on being asked about the state-
ment made by General Butler at dinner
at Boston said: General Butler must
have been unsupported or had fallen into
several grave mistakes in regard to the
loans. Il is not true that the people were
buying 4 per cent bonds at par, at the
rate OF $5,000.0O a month, for the whole
amount Of sales Of such bonds from the
lat OF December to the llth Of April, the
date OF contract, was S., COS, 900, or little
over 100000 u month, and it is not
true that he soda! per cent bonds for
80 years, no such bonds were
authorized. What he sold was
AZ per cent bonds. The bonds sold were
a per cent bonds for Is years, and they
were not sold at par, but at Il per cent
and accruing interest, premium in gold
coin or the equivalent Of 1929 currency,
which was the market rate for that day,
and about the equivalent Of par for 4 per
cent bonds. The truth is, that since the
contract was made, We are selling 4 per
cent bonds very fast, having sold 81 ,S7l,-
100 10 ten days, or at the rate of over
$4,000 month, and this Is one Of the
beneficial effects Of the contract and the
result Of the confidence inspired by
II. As to the stories that MIR.
Sherman was summoned before the
House Committee on Banking and
Currency or withheld or concealed the
recent contract with the Syndicate for
the sale OF the AZ per cent bonds or its
terms, Mr.. Sherman said he had MT
been summoned by the committee. The
committee know very we'll he Ia at their
service and will readily respond 10 their
request without formality and that no
summons has either been issued or is
necessary. He received letter from
Gen. Ewing, the acting Chairman, and
promptly answered II, enclosing copy
Of the contract, and his views. A copy
OF the same contract had been given 10
Glover by request. The contract embraced
the ale Of $4,000, 900 Of bonds Of which
100000 were subscribed for TO be paid
for In April and for the balance the as.
sociates had an exclusive option at the
rate OF S., 100000 month. So far from
there being any concealment the con.
tract was made and the whole negotiation
wis In the presence Of half dozen lead
ing financial officers Of the government;
It was known and recommended by the
leading bankers who were competing for
the loan; was read by number OF othera
and has been communicated To Congress.
Il Is Just as certain 10 result in accumu.
lating In the Treasury by the lst OF Jan.
uary next, $50, 500, 900 in coin net, as any
contract to be fulfilled in the future can
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CINCINNATI, April a. Cotton Dali
at i0Hc. Flour-Quiet; family IS 00a6 so.
Wlleat-steady and In fair demand; red at
Sll2al17. Corn Good demand at full
prices at 43aiic. Oats Dull ut 2SaSic.
Rye-Dull at 6la62c. Barley-Dull and
nominal; prime spring 4sa45c. Pork-Dull
and nominal at 50 50. Lard--Quiet; cur
rent make scarce at 50 90 bid, kettle 7lta
7Xc. Bulk Meats-Dull; held at S1sca
81 45a5 90. Bacon-Quiet but steady at
81 25a5 50a5 70. Butter = Quiet; fancy
creamery 25a26c, choice to fancy dairy at
2Oa22c. Whisky-Demand good and tend.
lug upward at 81 02.
aoGs-Stcaly and firm; common s. 75a
800, light s. 25aS 40, packing s. SOaS 45,
butchers s. 90.
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Body Found-supposed 10 be that
of Yonng CrOMl.

DR.. Todd, Of Bridgeport, yesterday re-
ceived postal card from Powhatap,
Ohio, signed NJ. NJ. Scott, stating that a
body, supposed to be that Of young Crowl,
had been found near that place.
On the receipt Of this news the father
Of young Crowl, accompanied BY Major
Kerr, left for Powhatan Immediately.
They hoped tO-return by last nigh,s Par
kersburg boat with the body.
P.s.-The body OF young. Crowl was
identified at Powhatan by those who
went down from Martins Ferry, and was
brought up on the Courier last night,
reaching The city about II o'clock. We
understand that it had been inferred by
those who found 1t in the river at Pow
hatan on Saturday. 1t is just two weeks
to-day since the sad mishap occurred at
Martins Ferry by which this youth and
two Of his companions lost their lives.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 22-Flour- Quiet
and steady; Superfne at S. 60ai 90, extra
81 5Oa5 90, Pennsylvania family IS 76aG 26,
Minnesota S. 5Oa6 25, high grades and pat
ent 50 5OsS 90. Wheat-Steady; amber at
81 SSal 81, red ST. 30a1 3S, white 81 3sa1 49,
Corn-Firm: yellow at 5Sc, mixed 52hc bid
May, 52<c June. oats-Dull; white west
ern at 33IzaSic, western mixed 3laS2c.
Rye-Dull and unchanged. Provisions
Unchanged. Butter-Dull; creamery at
2SaSOc, Western reserve at 22a2ic. Eggs
Weak; western l0ai0I1c. Cheese-Quiet
and weak; western l2Nal2Xc. Petroleum
Dull and unchanged. Whisky-Steady;
western 81 06L.
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Trnmps Killed by Rail.

ST. Loun, April Tonight a
train on the Iron Mountain Railroad
Jumped the track near Hematic Station,
and was thrown down an embankment,
Seven tramps were stealing = ride on
the train and four were carried down in
the wreck, and one, supposed TO be nam
ed L. H. Evans, Of GlldeWater, Texa'
was killed. Another, who refused u
give his name, died two hours alter, and
iihe other two were badly bruised.
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Casualties.

MmPHIs, April 92.-on last Thurs.
day, while = party Of men were engaged
10 cutting back the leyee near the lower
end Of Lake Bolivar, Miss, 10 let of a
heavy body Of water caused BY The unpre-
cedented rains, the whole party were
caught In the slnice, and, with the ex.
ception Of Captain Briscoe, all were
swallowed up In the vortex. Briscoe
was rescued alter having been more than
an hour In the water and quickSand.
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New YORK.

NEW YORK, April 22.-Co.ton-Dull
aud nominal at 10Nal0Ec. Flour
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet; No.
2 spring at 81 26a1 q, No. . Chicago spring
81 26al q, No. 9 Northwest 81 271, No.2
Milwaukee 81 271<, No. white 81 IS.
Rye-Firmer western at 72a7Sc. Barley
Quiet and unchanged. Malt-Nominal.
Corn-In fair demand; ungraded western
mixed 50a54IIc, steam mixed 54a6i1 1<c,
high mixed 5i1la54Ac. 0ats-Unchanged.
Cotfee-ouiet and unchanged. sugar
Strong; fair to good refining 7lta7Ifc,
pine 75sc, refined 9a9JSc. Molasses--
Steady. Mce-Quiet but steady. Whisky
Dull at 81 Qs.
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IODERlL summing oI all the facts
iiA can be gathered from the frui.
is,ins regions between the Lakes and
SxlA.n Ohio and Indiana relative TO
hLnii appearances for this year shows
bit peaches, cherries, grapes, currants,
pParie. and shrub products generally,
hn nIely passed the frost period, and
tHls, 30 iar a, cold weather is con.
sssi, iud al this time a large crop ot
llbFOui.ed. Apple buds are scarcely
Glt.L, but peach budd begin to show
slrisl are plenIifnl. Early pears have
i'ss 'udsr.d, but only slight damage,
niflsaty remains for a large crop II
kfsilItr uuiujured. Ounce aud apple
rsa rsirsh and promising. OF course
ssFih crop will be destroyed several
das, b! il will recover in time TO be
'ithia The latter part OF the summer.
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A Generous Donation.

Eltou lntellisencer;
This morning DR.. George, in behalf oi
gentleman Of this city, whose name Ia
withheld, presented TO each member ot
the NJ. E Preacher Meeting copy oi
Binuey's Commentary on the New Testa'
menL Ga this work, condensed into a
single octave volume, Rev. Amos Binney
spent the last eighteen years Of his life,
The first copy was put into his hands Just
three days before bis death, which occur.
red few days ago. 1tis awork Of great
value 10 clergymen and Bible students.
Yours, w. @. SEoDdRAss.
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NEw oR1EANs, April 22.-The Calves.
ton Narf Laredo special says; The RAID
ing Indians have returned to Mexico,
where they are being pursued BY. the
Mexican troops, who may possibly over
take them before they reach the santa
Rosa Mountains. Nine men were killed
in the vicinity Of Laredo and 400 horses
carried Of.
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HSan. Mr.. Hanson, who has re.
i1nta IRON lbe conference Of Hinge
Aii.n in New York City, informs US
aI'r.ty satisfactory arrangement has
S'ti t''.rsd into by the Hinge makers
dAs usiid States, which 1t Is thought
vii gH stability to the trade and reas.
oniSs chance for legitimate profit. The
u''siiiion has been formed and its arti.
as oi isreuent entered into after a
'ty !AoUush and business like canvass
ahl ISs conditions Of the trade. The
%'P nd I manufacturers OF the United
sIls.', nirs in number, comprising the
woe huaber, met in ST.. Louis, Nov. 25,
Ia', iSd adjourned to meet in Cincin.
.i0, Dss, 9Olh, Al the latter meeting
Ssls oi Straps and T's was changed so
" make an advance OF 10 per
s'' = 10 price. An adjournment was
A@ made 10 reaS,emble In Pitts.
', 'sfa' April ., 1878. The meeting took
rs, 'ad alter a three days session it
!, ~ ''sidsd that there were TOO many
a'ss made or, IN other words, that
I'P''due'i'sclpacity OF the nine man.
S'S'a'lnH Establishments exceeded The
ssaapars capacity Of the country.
~ P',a' aii'iActOrity determined, an.
S'a adjournment was made 10 meet iu
s' I. i''k City, April Is. Al this last
."aas lAe articles Of association were
Pt'sd, seven Of the Establishment,
.N,0sln arrangement with the other
wv! Which the latter, whose proluc'
SS"apaciIy i' equal to one.iourth Of all
eSd' nAls in the United States, were
,od will remain closed for three
=, sas y S'y 'Oreceive a fixed percentage
,I's @' goods made during that time
Percentage is TO be paid monthly
,,.'.N S"Nal'aing iactories forming the as
'.ua Ie pledged NOT IN increase ,bei,
4i..y' ..a'fy' nor TO run their present ma,
I''l more than sixty hours per week
"a. u. discount sheet was made an,
S'..s,APr Sa'a aa april 9th placing the price 0
l'.s 'p y Nd Thlnges at 60 and 10 per cen
rIAs new li.t Of December 2Oth 1877
~ ,SS'SSPl'''iVely . few as are the stral
Il. manufacturing establishments o
t,,,.' Saau', yet such Ia the enormous
,,s.s' ss.s''l o. their machinery, that the ar
ii-i,a, 1'aa entered into and the strlc
j.s.a S.,a'''G' which have been adopted, ,wsr
S,'-'a i, .s a1'oluIsly essential to the carr,
i, IL 1i.' O''h' business with any Chauc
d S s,' viii be observed the manufacturer
,,,'' "aap ! ''d 7 hinge, are reduced /
s,'s, - "a humber, only three Of whol
Ijts.". j.,.'iG'e :, Butt hinges, aud ye, ifru
aSii,Ss..,.a' limitation as to time their e.
4ss'' tot,iss ~ are capable OF completed
4 's ~. .,t .s' market. Hence the wi,dOl
RoJ.., 'a''' regulations governing d
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NEW YoRx, April 22.-Business con.
tinues light with the package houses.
Cottons quietAnd some makes OF Cheyiou
and coltonadeS selling low. Ducks de.
Minis and tiekings In steady demand and
firm. Prints moved slowly. Ginghams and
dress goods in fair request. Mems woolens
remain sluggish. Foreign goods In irregu'
lar demand.
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SAN FRAscrsco, April 22.-The brig
Polonia, from Tahitia, reports that on
February 9Th hurricane ragged in which
about 120 people we're killed and much
property destroyed.
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chicago Cattle market.

CHICAGO, April 22.-The Drorer Journal
tATTiE-Receipts 1000; shipments 1, 800.
Market weaker; shipping steers at 81 00a
s 05; feeders and stockers steady at "a so;
butchers unchanged; steers s. GOAL 90
cows 50 60a4 90, bulls $2 50a3 40.
Ho6s-Receipts 1900; Ghipments Q 500.
Market steady and unchanged; all sold be.
fore ths..close; choice heavy s. 45a3 rs,
light s. 35R3 45, mixed rough s. 25aS 40.
SHEKP-Receipts 100; shipments $50.
Supply too light for the market. Sales at
a 6ht6 m
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BUSINESS EnBARRAssMESrS,

CHICAGO, April 22-charles Henrot.
tin filed . petition in bankruptcy to-day.
Secured debts, Sl0s, 900; unsecured, S20,.
900; bills discounted, al 900; accommo-
dation paper, S27, 900; asSets, $4,000.
]. NJ. Secrist, real estate dealer, also
filed o petition. Secured debts, S5S, 900;
unsecured, Sl23 900; assets, sl2,0 900.
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CINCINNATI, April 22.-About noon to.
day the walls Of the Beyis House stables
fell 10, buryipg Michael senahan, Barney
DickmAn and q lad ioi 10 years In the
ruins, Two men were Dangerously II not
fatally injured, the lad sllghtly.
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Rsv. A. E. MYsRs, Of West Liberty,
who has recently been on a trip to the
border between this State and Kentucky,
reports that the farmers are holding q
good deal Of wheat for higher prices than
those now prevailing. They arc likely
as the foreign news now looks, TO be dis
appointed in their expectations. The
prospects Of the growing crops, also, dc
not indicate higher prices. There is q
decided probability that we will SEE
cheap breadstufia next year.
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,,,,, ~, three routes now from this
), ,,,5 ~ Pittsburgh. The GA. NJ train on
~ s.nns.lJ ," connects at Washington,
= y n;Ir asS Il. $50 train on the Charters
., ~, ~, al S.l,y being about IS minutes
. ~ H.. - /, oDiy s. through, Isl on each
y " ~ sb,,.u il i. 90 90 by the P, W. 4
:, w,b,C C&P.
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QuorATross.--At Buckhanuon, Up
shur county, butter is quoted at l2i, eggs
6, potatoes 40, oats 25, wheat 81 50. corn
80.
Romney, Hampshire county: Butter
25, eggs 10, oats S5, corn rs, wheat 81 Il
to 81 Is.
Middlebourne, Tyler county: Butter
is, eggs Q, oals 30, corn 80, wheat 81 90 to
81 25, feathers 40, dried apples 81.
Braxton @. H.; Butter 124, eggs 8.
geese eggs l2i, wheat 81 10, corn so, and
oats so.
Phillippi, Bsaxtoncounty: Butter l23
egg. 0, gensaug 90, feathers As, chickeni
II cents each, corn 40. oats %, wheai
81 80,
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 22.-Es.er Monday
being holiday throughout Great Britain
and the Continent, there are no markets
10 report to-day
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For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, southerly yeering 70 westerly
winds, cooler partly cloudy weather
aIling followed By riding barometer.
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rRIAsuRY DALANors.

The currency balance in the Treasury
at the close Of business to-day Is esti.
mated at S500,000. The coin balance is
considerably increased since the last pub
lie debt statement.
The Treasury Department Is in receipt
OF information that the Canadian Gov.
ernment has decided 10 exact duty Of
III per cent ad yalorem upon all impor.
tations Of U. s. silver coin shipments to
Subscriptions TO the four per cent loan
to-day amounted 10 S201 800.
The unexpected and sudden death oi
VIM. orton occasions profound regret
especially among those with whom he hal
been officially associated.
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go, IN be no war. The iirst i'm
lI1' S,D-yil-.be simultaneous
t1i,, ltia,,l It d The British fleet and the
tiss',I~ !i,, ,,oop, from the vicinity Of Con-
''si,. ,.,.,I. I' !. announced this morning.
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Ihtqntelltgstrfer

...,,, will go to Europe 4. this
It.s'fsIl ". ,al spend sso,oooOOo. I'll They ~
as1'' !,.t ~ e.rIy enough in the fall !, to
d il,,,. IlSa 'in..t howl Of "hArd times" a
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,ai,,ilIe Cduier Journal re
ia .5;r,nl .S.a,nsLy r,i.e. more hemp
- = ~. colt d il, and n.s' less Of it, ,'s. &c.
~ aS' /" population, than any other
- h tbs Union
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NEW YoRK, April 22.-The steamer
Britanic arrived from Europe. She
brought $500, 900 in silver bars.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRE, April 22.-MoSEY-opened
easy at 5a7 per cent, closing at 8. Prime
mercantile paper 6a6h per cent. Customs
receipts $I0i, GOO. The Assistant Treasurer
dlsbursed $4,000. Clearings $4,000, 900.
Sterling steady; long 1904, short 4.s9.
GoLD-steGdy at l0ok. Carrying rates
SAA per cent,
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PITTSBURGH, April 22.-Petroleum-
Crude at 81 4s% at PArkerS refined at
Ike for Philadelphia delivery.
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order, which was Oyerruled By the chair

order, which was oyerruled by the Chair,
about the bill not containing statement
OF the aggregate appropriations.
Confusion and uproar prevailed 10 such
q degree that the Speaker with much
sternness) declared that not a point Of
business should proceed until the mem.
bers resumed their seats, and q member
suggested that the riot act be read.
Mr.. Rice moved to adjourn. Defeated
-9S yeas.to 207 noes.
The motion 10 suspend the rules and
pass the bill was then agreed to-yeas
166, nays 90. So the bill passed. Il ap.
propriates 81 100000.
AhinnrnN
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rE1IaRArH IINTs IN rHE PuTuRE.

Among the bills introduced and refer
red wGs one by Mr.. Knott providing that
certain lections Of the Revised Statutes
shall not be so construed as to authorize
any telegraph company incorporated IN.
der the laws Of State 10 construct
and maintain any telegraph lines over or
along any military or postal roads within
any Of the States that are not the proper.
iy OF the United States.
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,,, Nj, County Mentor says that The
,..s,.o.o u. ors there doe. not maintain a
y" ~, j,rr.e Of dignity; that it allows
J f',% . '',,,,,,, 10 smoke ia the court room
I n, ,'I,l ,iIr,,, i. without rising to their
:, !, I'd ia, even witnesses deliver er'
,,,,,,op. !. and pas, sluts without re-
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Inrliu yesterday evening and last
dtirl. worth millions TO the growing
s,a. ltcaus down IN such good shape
p,-in such restrained and yet copious
.,,,.itis-lhlt it could do no harm
,.,surir The way Of washing the bill
,Isua,odiug the bottoms. The lack
d nh rp jq., beginning TO be felt In
lAiI rsioa, lud the grass that had been
rlul bad come to a stand still for lack
dil Iluov We only have continuance
dA.ruial ,uu chine Of the last few
llu, al uiuner Of vegetation will come
IS,ul ala rate very unusual Tor the
anu d the year. Even The light show.
n 81 lhe last week brought out the trees
ISi.rIaIIy-sO much 40 Iha. the conn.
EhnilIy lOOkinggreen enough for the
Iasd week in May.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-23

CLEVELAND, O., April The Herald
to-day paid Its employs in gold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-23

TIE Banking and currency Committee
Of the House Of Representatives is send.
ing out circulars to all the banks and
bankers OF the United States, ipquiring
what stock of specie each bank and
banker is possessed Of, and whether the
parties addressed think 1t practicable to
resume specie payments on January l.
1879.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-23
weather indications.

WAn DEPAKTnEaI,
OTTfcn on I'M cHEg sIaAAL 0yTIoER.
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