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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-05

Citizens or Roth Political Parties Meet
In Convention at Nashville and Ap-
point n CommItte TO Confer with New
York Creditors In Regard to compro.
mise.
NASHVILLE, April 4.-A representative
meeting Of citizens, from all parts Of the
State and OF both political parties, was
held here to-day, The following pream.
BILE and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, The Legislature OF Tennessee
at its recent session, passed an act propos.
ing to the bondholders Of the State set
tlement OF the liabilities OF the State OF
Tennessee at the rate OF so cents on
the dollar, with 4 per cent interest, and,
WHEREAS, Without discussing whether
this rate OF settlement meets our views or
whether we, as citizens and taxpayers,
would have been in favor OF offering more,
or would have preferred less, we recognize
the action OF the Legislature as entitled to
our respectful consideration. This result
was reached after long and laborious
effort by compromise, in which every view
OF the situation was elaborated with signal
ability and research; and
WHEREAS, There must be an end OF all
strife whether between counter views OF
the policy or opposing physical forces, and
desirous OF peace and repose, we, as citi-
zens OF Tennessee, representing all
shades Of the partisan political opinion, re-
solve that Ex-Governor ]. D. Porter, Hon.
r. r. Butler, Ex-Governor J. G. Brown,
W. J. Sykes, Thos. Richmond, D. Weaver,
G. A. Washington, Wm. Rale, ex-senator
Harvey Cooper, J. W. Clapp and Jas.
Whiteworth be appointed committee to
at once visit New York and confer with the
holders OF our bonds in reference to the
proposition submitted to them by the Leg
islature OF Tennessee, and do hereby
pledge ourselves that should said propo-
sition be accepted by them, we will do all
in our power to procure ratification OF
same by the people Of Tennessee and to
carry out same in good faith.
RSSoivd, That we will do everything
honorable in our power to secure the pass
age Of an act by the Legislature that will
assemble in extra session underproVisions
OF an act proposing settlement OF our
Indebtedness that will set apart an amount
OF taxes to meet the bonds when they be-
come due, which shall be known and des;
ignated as the Compromise Bond Tax"
which shall not be diverted from this pur-
pose.
ResOlxd further, That the said committee,
before its departure, request Of His Ex-
cellency, Gov. Marks, any information he
may have bearing on the question that
may be OF benefit to them in their mis-
Sion
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ur,,Y LOCAL FREIGHT WAR.

.,.u,ur" Of IIntCS Between New
Ia ~ nud philnICIphIn SIN COntin'
~ " h, inc PrmmSj INHniN Hnd Round
BruOk Linr".
,',-.a h no.aS. y
The ,cliyc opposition OF the Pennsyl'
.,.i, Railroad Company to the effort Of
,' r.l,imorc x OHIO Railroad Company
,..abIt.h an independent line to New
Nj, resulted in the development OF a
Wv, war in freight rates between this
4, and Philadelphia. Cutting in rates
,,,l,gln. il il stated on good authori
r. by the Bound Brook road and the Jer-
,,C.ptnl road-wIich weretO form part
4 ,be new linc-ior the purpose Of
,iatpc the business Of the Pennsylvania
CSutany, anil as soon as the fact was dis
nye,ed the latter road begun retaliatory
r.,.p,es The war has continued since
NE litter part Of February, and there ap-
,as,o be no prospect Of its speedy end
n, The contest has resulted in the re.
jgrtion Of rates about 50 per cent, and
grh large business is being done by the
MoiRes that the operations Of the steam
Inn liHts are being seriously intorfered
Eth.
The cutting at first was upon the
higher classes Of freight, but it has now
atealel with equal vigOr to all the class
= Theshrlulr rates from New York to
Philadelphia are y cents per 100 pounds
oa irst and second class freight; II cents
VI lOO pounds on second class freight,
mi T. cents per 100 pounds on fourth class
trisht. GOols Of the first and second
discs are now being carried at the fourth
tlaS rates, and fourth class freight is be.
ag .akenat jOper cent under the sched-
uIe fnp. Shipments OF sugar have been
made from Philadelphia to New York and
iUn New York to Philadelphia ut 6 cents
PER lOl pounds, and first class
leight has gone both ways at l2I
car per 100 pounds. The leading dry
reIs houses Of this city are receiving
some Of the heaviest rebates" and the
shipments Of dry goods between the two
rtits are very large. 1t is also stated on
authority that local rates to
points between this city and Philadelphia
on the lines Of the competing roads are
Icing heavily cut"
Its understood that the Pennsylvania
Railroad still maintains its position OF
hostility to the scheme OF the Baltimore
iad Ohio Company, and the prospect OF n
agreement between the two
is not regarded by well-in.
3Hae! persons i'll railroad circles us very
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NEW YoRK, April4.-Flour-Tn moderate de.
mand super westerand State s. 30a3 10; com.
mon to good s. 60aS 0O white wheat extra
81 55a5 25; good TO choice s. 95a4 so; extra
Ohio s. 7Oa5 90; st. Louis s. SOa5 70; Mime.
sofa patent S. 50a7 IS. Wheat-Moderate de-
mand rejected spring 79c; No. spring Ola
Csc; No. 2store 81 O5al O6; ungraded do S3ca
81 0S ungraded winter red 0Gca$l 10; No. 8
do 81 l0al l0H; No. 2do 81 l6ai l57; MOL
do 81 154al l6; No. 2 amber 81 13al 13< /;
nngraded white 81 l21Ial Is; No. 2do 81 ii;
No. DO 81 12Ha1 lSX. Rye-Dull; western
55sHa5O15c. Barley-Quict and steady. Malt
Nominally unchanged. Corn-In good de.
mand ungradcd 44a45c; No. 8 443tc; steam.
cr cr45a46Hc; No. 245Tai51<c steamer yellow
45Hc. oats-Quiet; No. Swhite 32Nc No. ado
Sic; No. Soc; western mixed 3l1zaSSc;
white western, S5aS6Kc. Hops-Dull. Cof.
tee-Quiet and unchanged Sugar-steady;
refining fair 70 good 6NaG1E. MolaSses-
Steady and in fair demand. Rice-steady and
unchanged. Petroleum : Quiet; United
79aS0sSc; crude in bulk 81 05; bar.
rels 81 o7Aal osk; refined 95Ec. Whisky
Quiet at 81 05k.
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BALTIMORE, April 4.-Flour-stcady and
in better demand; super s. 25a3 rs; do extra
y oOa4 G5; do family 81 76a5 80. Wheat
Western quiet No. 2Pennsylvania red un.
changed No. western winter red, spot and
April, 81 lS; May 81 13X. Con-Western
dull western mixed spot and April un.
changed; May 44ISa44Xc; June 44Ia441c:
steamer 4Oka40Xc. Oats-Firmer; western
white, mixed and Pennsylvania unchanged.
Rye-Quict and unchanged. Hay-steady; |;
prime to choice Pennsylvania $1l 00al2 90.
provlslons-kirm; mess pork $40 60al0 rs.
Bulk Meats-Loose shoulders SIC; clear rib
sides 6a5Acj packed 4Ha51c Bacon
Shoulders 4Aci clear rib sides 5Ia0c. Hams
Butter Steady prime to choice western pack.
ed lSa2Oc; roll l5al0c. Eggs-Quiet at ia
l2lzc Pctroleum-Dull and unchanged.
Coitee-Firm; Rio cargoes 1Oal6c. Whisky
Dull and nominal at 81 DIAL ok.
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THE PISTOL.

Ar. Barrett Shoots Warrington Nathan.
NV YORK, April l.-Washington Ma
than was shot yesterday by a notorious
woman lie is reported comfortable
hr his servants in his house ut GSS, Fifth
Avenue, but only the neutrality-suspicious.
aeNrnittel to see him.
lA1Ea-NIrs. Barrett, alias Birdie. Bell,
woman well known in some circles in
asrity, was the person who shot Wash
l1gt9n Nathan. Mrs Marian Ward, wife
d the actor now in California, can only
Es2ant Tor her name being associated
With the shooting from the circumstance
Iaa % She knew Nathan some years ago.
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CHICAGO, April 4-Flour-Q Quiet but steady;
spring extra s. 25a460; choice medium 81 rs |;
600; Minnesota do SIS 5Oas 90; winter extra
s. 6Oa5 CO. Wheat-Dull, weak and lower;
No. 2 Chicago spring fresh 921<c regular /;
S0Nc cash. 00c April; 94JEa05c May; 95I I<a96c
Junei No. 8 do SOC; rejected 6S. Corn-In.
active and lower; fresh S4I1c regular; 3lEc
cash; Soc May; S6Hc June. 0ats-Quiet
but steady; 2l&c cash; 252Ic May; 26c June.
Rye-Quiet but steady; regular 44ka45c.
Barley-Steady and unchanged at Zoe. Flax
SeedL-Steady with fair demand. Pork
Excited $40 Soal0 IS cash; $40 S711a10 40
May $40 5Oa1o 52H June. Lard-stcady
with fair demand; 80 S5a6 39k cash ;
$9 421Sa0 40 May; 90 50a0 62II June. Bulk
Meats-stGady and unchanged. whisky
Steady and unchanged at $l04.
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NAw'rEEE, April 4.-In the U. S. Cir
,a'' Court before Judges Drummond and
'Eer, a decree has been entered in the
'ae OF the Farmers Loan aud Trust Com.
5aAy' Of New York, against the Green.
v1y aud Minnesota Railroad Company,
,.as ,NSe'e6y the road will be sold April Sd,
y ~ The suit was brought in 1878, for
@c . foreclosure Of the first and second
my mortgage Y bonds, which aggregate $4,000.
~ IL Noses Taylor VIM. +. Dodge and
ioan j. blair, OF New York, and The
4 ttIisSaSanH4 Iron and Coal Company, arc
'"eP1nclMl holders Of the bonds.
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WASHINGTON, April 3.-The first dis
'a''Ht and the first appointment among
@emOonIinatc offices of the Senate were
made to-day by Sergeant.at.Arms Bright.
iae Inst man discharged was Carpet
saHer, who toughtin the Union army,
anu S vas appointed n messenger in the
ST'a;e : A! eight years ago by Senator Spencer,
q AIlOAma, The first man appointed
" W., she vacancy made by this discharge is
laaed Dodge. lie is from Virginia, was
Messenger in the Senate before the war,
S,,Sdi'chargc,l for uttcring disloyal senti.
men. msnls IN 1851, aud went into tho rebel
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THE ZULU WAR.
cErEwAYo DIDN'T MEAN TO MAKE WAR
SUES FOR PEACE.

SUES FOR PEACE.
LONDON, April 5.-A special supple
ment to the London Gazette has been issu-
ed, containing a dispatch from Lord
Chelmsford ,enclosingar report dated March
lst, from the Border Agent at Umvitti, to
the effect that messengers from King
Cetewayo had arrived there. Cetewayo
asks the missionary bishops TO explain
that he did not desire war, and was send.
ing persons whose surrender had been
demanded by the British, to be delivered
to General Roorkesdrift, when his messen-
gers and picquets were fred on, and the
battle, unpremeditatdely occurred. The
Zulu general who permitted the battle to
occur is now in disgrace. %
Cetewayo now asks the resumption
OF negotiations with a view to per
manent settlement Of all contested ques-
tions.
Messengers in reply to questions stat
ed that the Zulu army has dispersed to
their homes. The above confirms the re.
ports which were current at Cape Town
on March 1lth that Cetewayo had
made overtures for peace, which reports
were discredited at the time. The over.
lures do not seem to have caused q more
peaceful feeling.
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CINCINNATI, April 4.-Cotton-strong at
lO4c. Flour-strong; family a 60a4 IS: su.
pertine $ 65. Wheat-In good demand: ad.
vanced lac, at 81 05a1 08. Corn-Demand
fair and market firm at 20a3sc. Rye-85c
Barley-stronger and In improved demand :
No. tall 05c bid; held higher. Pork-Duli
at $40 40. Lard-Firm and In improved de.
mand current make at 50 80; this bid at the
close. Rulk Meats-Quiet but firm at IS 65a
485a5 10, Bacon-Quiet at 59<a6<c. Whisky
Steady with fair demand at 81 02. Butter
Quiet western reserve lsa20c; Central Ohio
l7al8e. Linseed Oil-O5c. n.
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AFRICA.
TNE slAyE rRApE-ARAns pErEArEp,

LONDON, March Am Egyptian officer,
sent TO break up the slave depots at Bake,
FL Gazal and Kordofon, reports IN en-
gagement with suleiman, the chief slave
trader, and owner OF twenty-five depots,
in which the women alone awaiting i'm
portation into Egypt number 10000. The
Egyptian forces number 5000. in part
armed with improved rifles, and we're
entrenched. Suleiman, with II 900 Arabs,
madeseveral assaults, but was completely
defeated and fled in disorder, leaving ,OS7
dead. The Egyptians lost twenty men.
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PHrlADELPI1A, pril4.-Flour-Dull; Min.
nesota extra fair 81 60a4 10; Ohio do choice
S %; rye flour steady at 50 76a2 SIX. Wheat
Quiet No. 2 western red, elevator, 81 l3N.
Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Corn-Steady;
western rejected 40a4t 15C; do steamer Il }fal3c.
Oats-Firm; mixed western ut 3oaSlc; white
western at 3la33c. Provisions-Dull. Beef
Prime mess $l2 so. Mess Pork-$l0 25alO so.
Hams[7Smoked sXa9Nc; picked 7AaSNc.
Lard-Western tierce 90 76a7 90. Butter
Nominally unchanged; Eggs-strong; west
troleum-Dull and nominal: refined al 9@c
crude SIC. WhiSky-steady; western 81 0O'
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PH1LADELPntA, April 4.-Wool-Q Quiet:
Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia Xxx
and above SS11aS5c; extra S3a34c; medium
S6lfaS7 Nc; coarse 20aS0c; New York, Michi.
gan, Indiana and western fife 2saS2c; medium
S6aS7C; coarse 2aaS0c; combing washed S5a
40c; unwashed 25a28c; Canada combing 35a
S6c; tine unwashed 2la2Sc; coarse and nCdi-
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GREAT Attraction In Ccntre wheeling.


NJ. stelnfeld & Co., No. - Main street,
Centre Wheeling, room formerly occupied
by Jacob steinfeld) will open March Goth,
after which you will find q large and
choice selection Of Mems, Youths and
Boys Clothing, together with q fall line
Of Hats, Caps and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, which We offer to sell cheaper than
the cheapest house in the city. We have
the well known merchant, Ja.
cob Steinheld, as our salesman, who will
show goods free Of charge. We
respectfully invite all those who wish to
purchase to call at the above named place
before purchasing elsewhere.
NJ. STRINFTRLD & Co,
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GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.

A Paris dispatch says that Ernest Renan
Academy.
a Cairo dispatch says: The report Of
the Englishman sent BY Rivers Wilson to
Inquire into the famine in Upper Egypt
shows by statistics that 10000 persons
died Of starvation alone in Girger, Kena
and Esna. The famine, which was really
q money famine caused by overtaxation,
has now ended, but has left disastrous
consequences. II similar taxation con.
tinues, another partial failure in the rise
ot the Nile will cause q famine worse than
the last.
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GERMANY.
TlIE NEw rARlrr.

BERLIN, April 4.-The draft OF the pro.
posed tariff has been published to give the
country IN opportunity to discuss It dur.
ing recess. The duties on tobacco are 120
marks per kilogrammes on leaf and an ex.
else Of 50 marks on native tobacco.
The Germdnid states that Windhorsts
conversation Monday with bismarck,
solely concerned the Duke OF Cumberland
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Subscriptions to-day TO the per cent
bonds amount to $50, 0,502, ,750.
The Secretary Of the Treasury will issue
a call for the balance Of the 5:20s OF 1867
to-day, and tomorrow call will be issued
for all OF the 5.20s OF 1858. This will close
the whole Of the series Of 500 bonds. The
two calls amount to S59,565, 700. The ag-
gregate OF the calls, including those since
January |, amounts to $40, ,564, 700, max
ing an annual saving in interest Of s, 6,90l,-
No further subscriptions will be receiv-
cd for 4 per cent bonds except for the ten
dollar certificates, until further notice.
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ALLEGHENY Cattle.

EAST LlBEErY, April 4-cArrLE-Receipts
,or two days ], ,2st head, all through stock; no
% loCal total tor four days Z, IA head OF through
a, aho Az head Of local. No business done here
ss1Ge Wednesday night, No quotations.
ho9s@keceiptS 1855 head total for four
1aI gaEs s.Sgo head. Workers s. 76a3 co. Phila.
sAEEp-ReceIpts ! 900 head total for four
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GRREss1LtRI Mss, April 4.-Yesterday
morning Matt chrtsmOFe, . well known
sporting man, was found murdered In his
he'd with his head crushed by an iron
bolt, his throat cut and the body ripped
open the entire length. Suspicion points
IA an associate now In jail. ils- s7
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NEw ORLEANS, April .-Cofee-Dull and
unchanged; Rio cargoes ordinary TO prime
llal6Nc. Sugar-Steady; inferior 10 good
common 4Na5Nc; common to good com.
mon 69Ea6kc; yellow clarified 89ta7Hc. Mo-
lasses-Quiet; common 22a23c; fair 2Ia2Gc;
centrifugal 22aS0c; fermenting 90a2sc, full
prices; Louisiana ordinary to choice ))la8Nc.
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PIrrsBuRSH, April 4-PErRoLEuN-Qu Quiet:
crude 81 % at Parker's for shipment; refined
92Ec for Philadelphia delivery.
LONDON, April 4.-PETRoLEuN Refined
SISasHc.
o,! ANTWERP, April 4.-PrRoLEuM-Reancd
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chicago Cattle Market,

onleAeO, April 4.-The DroverJ Journal
Hoos-:R Receipts II, 900 head; shipment, 7, 800
head. Market firm; light IS S6a3 95; mix.
Cd = 1oaS 9e choice heavy S a5a4 Is closed
o4rTLE-Recelpts 5000 head; Shinmen,s
Io0 Market dull and lower; shipping at
SSaS S9 Z Seeder and stockeEs s. iOaf 90;
SsIEEr1Receipts $500 head; shipments
l'OOo head Market strong at s. 00a3 0bX,
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days !, 800 head. Only avc loads sold to-day.
Good g 70 1lo pounds at Is 2ta5 so. Market


NEW YoRK. April 4-Busincss Is light will,
commission houses, and the jobblng trade Is
fair In some departments. Colored goods in
fair request, and fair movement In white
goods and quiltsiS reported by lCadingaRents.
Cotton goods are fairly active, and woolens
sluggish. Foreign goods in moderate de-
mAnd,
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TlIE RocK ISLAND wArER roWER,

The Secretary OF War has given his de-
Cision on the matter Of thelease Of the wa.
ter power, opposite Rock Island arsenal to
the Moline Company. The Secretary de-
CIdes that a lease cannot be given consist
emily with the interest Of the government,
and recommends the appropriation Of
$4,000 TO maintain and increase the
power.
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ST. Louis Hog Market.

ST.. LOUIS, April 4.--Hogs-Fair demand !:
Workers and Baltimorcs S. 55a3 rs; packing
s. 4oa3 80; butchers to fancy s. s0a4 10. Re.
ceipts 200O head; shipments 8, 100 head.
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BY IELEGRAPH.
TO THE DAILY 1NTELLIaENCBR
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Conclusion of the Debate on the
Appropriation Bill.
The War Of Words Over but No Vote
Taken.
The Wallace Committee Continues to
Investigate.
Tennessee State Debt Compromise.
Tennessee State Debt Compromise.
STRUCK BY A FREIGHT TRAIN.
Henry Summers Run Over and Killed
ON the u. d D. II. r., near Newburg.

NEwBuRo, W, Va, April a.
Special to IntsllIgenCsF.
A man named Henry Summers, living
at 90 Water Station, about seven miles
west Of this place, was instantly killed
this evening by westbound freight train.
He was picking up coal on the track and
did not see the train. He leaves wife
and five children in destitute circum.
stances..
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IN the damp, rainy season Of the fall and
spring the system Ii peculiarly liable 10
chest trouhles; to prevent which, wear an
Egyptian Pad-the best protector known,
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ToIEDo, April 4.-Wheat- Dull; amber
Michigan, June 81 0sH; No. 2 red winter,
May 81 OK; June 81 0S. Com-QNiet; No
2 May size; No. 2 white S7Hc. oatslDull
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pUBLIC SALE

kSSoAAS ShAG-
Of nice little Farm and Coal land on CalIvell,s
Kun: Will ofer for Iale at the front door Of thc
Court House OF Ohio county W. Va, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 27ru, 1879,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, my lam containing
y acres more or less, two miles up CaldEeiiS Run.
The improvements consist Of u good House Of four
rooms and cellar and new barn. " feet long by 10 ieet
wide aud all necessary OutbuildlngH in rood order:
good Orchard Of 100 apple trees 500 currauts and ID
acres In grapes In ne order and ali other Kinds of
fruit will also sell my Coal Land, Containing II
9CtGs more or less separate, or Farm and Coal Land
Terms made known on day oi sale,
For further particulars cali on
J.B. MONTGOMERY,
J.C IEERvEY, AuctlOneer. ''' f''~''''' VI
mhlS
The above sale q adjourned until SATURDAY.
APRIL 9Th, at 10 o'clock A. w. al the same nace, IN
&c. HERvEY, AuetiOneeT. - ~0N t'oAHis9; n,sas
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A Rad Preexe.

CHARLESTON, S, c., April 4.-Therc was
q hard freeze here last night, seriously
damaging the early vegetables. The loss
70 the truck farmers around here, is esti.
mated ats quSrtpr 81 0 million,