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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

GENERAL WooDroRD delivered another
political speech at Odd Fellows Hall,
New Orleans, Monday night. lie spoke
very plainly about the terrorism in south.
ern politics. He advocated such improve
ment of the Mississippi River as would
secure deep water to st. Louis, arguing
that New York was equally interested
with the West in having such improve
ment OF all the great water highways US
would forever .equalize railroad freights
on all through lines. In closing he ap-
pealed for general popular education at
the South. He was very warmly received
by an audience of both political parties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

PREPARATIONS for the taking of the cen.
sus go forward, but the appointees, some
zone hundred and fifty in all, will not be
announced until after the holidays. The
Superintendent OF the census bureau and
the Secretary Of the Interior are endeav.
ing to secure supervisors specially fitted
ior the important work, without regard to
political pressure. A special agent Of the
bureau has found at Pittsburgh, and for.
warded to Washington, the only copy
know to exist, outside of the congressional
library and the bureau Of arehives, Of the
first census ofthe United States. 1t isan
octave pamphlet Of flity.six pages, with the
following preface: "Return Of the whole
number Of persons within the several dis.
ttlcts Of the United States, according TO an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

WHILE we are blessed with good wealth
er in the United States terrible storm
has been raging in the British Islands and
in other contiguous parts OF Europe.
Throughout England and Scotland the
railroad tracks were, on Monday, heavily
buried in snow, and the news tells us that
although snow ploughs have been work
ing along the lines tho snow is accumu-
lating rapidly. The frost on Sunday night
in Scotland was very sharp, and during
Monday the mercury in the Thermometers
ut Glasgow did not get higher than eleven
degrees below the freezing point. Most
OF tho rivers are entirely frozen over, and,
what is remarkable in the British Islands,
oil outdoor labor has been suspended. II
this savage entrance Of winter fairly typi.
iles the season that is to come there will
be extreme distress in Great Britain and
Ireland before spring; and the suguries OF
the meteorologists certainly point that
way. On the other hand, It is announced
with equal authority that we in the Uni.
ted States are to have mild and not
long winter. This is fresh instance to
addt to the perpetually recurring ones OF
how true ftrite is the adage that it never
rains but 1t pours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

Stop spending SO much on fine clothes,
rich food and style. Buy good, healthy
food, cheaper and better clothing; get more
real and substantial things OF life every
way, and especially stop the foolish habit
OF running after expensive and quack
doctors or using so much OF the vile hum.
bug medicine that does you only harm,
and makes the proprietors rich, but put
your trust in the greatest Of all simple,
pure remedies. Hop Bitters, that cures
always OF a triding cost, and you will see
better tines and good health. Try Il
once. Read OF 1t in another column,
For sale by Laughlin Bros. 4 Co., whole.
sale druggists, Wheeling, W, Va.
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Notice to Contractors &BuiIders
0FTlcE q the BoARD OF PUBLIC woRKs, J

OFTIcE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs J
WHEELING, November IS, 1879,
Sealed proposals will be received by tbe
Board Of Public Works, Of the State Of West
Virginia, addressed to the undersigned. IN Ia
II o'clock noon, OF March the LIST, 1850. FOR the
ALTERATIONS IN, and the ADDITIONS TO. tbe
Building known as the state House, at ChsreS.
ton, ksnagha county, West Virginia, accord.
ingto the plans and specifications furnished by
Bids will be received for the whole, and tho
several parts OF the work. Plans and specid.
cations may be seen at the Capitol BuiIdinr
IN Wheeling, on and after JANUARY i, 1855
and any information relative thereto NAV be-
obtained by applying to &C. Kembie: t6e
Architect, resident at Wheeling, West Va.
Bonds and security, approved by the Board
OF Public Works, will be required Of each
ing any OF all bids Is reserved. wv
ny order Of the Board Of Public Works
nolI s. BRADY, Sec'y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

CONGRESSMAN MANNING, OF Mississippi,
wants the Superintendent Of the Census to
find out the proportion Of the cotton crop
produced by colored labor. "A prevalent
idea South is that their staple is largely
raised independently Of the negro, and
they think that official confirmation Of
this fact would prove theirsoil and climate
well suited to white immigrants.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

SAYS the Memphis (Tenn) Ledger Of a
recent date: "A noticeable feature among
the church congregations Sunday was the
absence Of new hats, bonnets and cos.
tunes among the fair sex. Many an old
hat retrinmed, and numerous clOaks with
outer furs well worn, were, however, no.
ticeable. Our citizens are not yet well
enough offin lucre to pass their summers
at the springs and other resorts and then
fit out their families with new harness for
winter wear"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

TIE Senate Finance Committee, it Is
the impression at Washington, will report
adversely on the Warner silver bill. ALI.
son and Wallace and Ferry, who were
doubtful last June, although Ferry and
Allison were against immediate action by
the committee, will probably vote against
the measure now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

The Washington correspondent Of the
Louisville Cottrier.Journal speaks Of the
general tone Of confidence Of the Republi-
can leaders at the federal capital, and says
that they declare that they eau elect any
candidate for President next year whom
they choose to put up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

act providing Tor an enumeration OF the in.
babitantsoithe Unitedstates, passed March
l, 1890, Printed by order Of the House
Of Representatives, Philadelphia. Printed
by Joseph Gales, No. 90 South Third
street." 1t Is nothing more than the
enumeration Of the population in the va
rlous political districts OF the country,
The census report Of 1870 consists Of three
royal quarto volumes Of eight hundred
pages each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

Ono Democratic organs are SO little
chastened by the recent defeat Of their
party in that State that they set forth
most extrAvagsnt notions OF party expe-
dienCy. For instance, the Steubenville
Gazette dominates Thurman for President
and wants that loquacious boaster John
Il. Thompson to head the Democratic
State ticket next October.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

GEORGIA colored men hold 81 100 acres
Of land, or $4,000 acres more than they
owned last year. They own property
worth altogether Sj,lS2,39S. Only four
colored men in the State are worth more
than $4,000 each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

The Cleveland (oJ taxpayers have or
ganized tax league for the purpose OF re-
ducing a taxation to the lowest limit. Itap-
pears from their statements that there has
been for some time falling of of some
Sg2,0OO,OOO year in tho valuation OF prop
erty in Ohio, and a steady increase of ex-
penses. The area of cultivated land has
decreased 100000 a0es during the last six
years. The Cleveland taxpayers propose
to get relief from taxation by enlarging the
amount OF taxable property. They pro-
pose to have the 10000 liquor shops in
Ohio taxed heavily, also the hospitals,
monasteries, converts, school buildings
and churches. In Cleveland the tax rate
has gone up from 81 0s to s. 81 since 1871.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

WHATEVER other effect Edison's expert.
ments and announcements may have,
there eau be no possible doubt Of their
influence on the current quotations Of gas
stocks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

TIE Indiana greenbackers unmindiul
Of the virtual extinction Of the green.
back vote in the fall elections have called
n State convention for the third Tuesday
in next May.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

KANSAS Republicans are prepared to
back Governor st. John, who has gained
considerable reputation through his con.
nection with the colored refugees, for the
second place on the national ticket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR COMMON TENT

Jacksonville Depot Of the Quariermaster,s Dent.
JEFPERsoNVILLE, IND, Nov. %, IS7o.
Sealed proposals, In trip icae, under the usual con.
ditonS will be received at this office, until IL O'cocE
noCn on Monday, the 10Th day Of December, is79 al
Which Tune and PlAse they will be opened In ihe
tbs Depot Of 5000 common tent pins Of white or
RED oak or oil hickory Usage orange or BoIs a re-
straight grained and iree from knots or other imper!
ieeons, 70 10 split, not sawed, IS inches loug, IL
from top. ''''N -''
Proposals for quantities les than the whole required
Will he received. The Government reserves the riVkt
10 reject any or all proposals. ''s"'
Blank proposals. and instructions as Ia the manner
Of bidding conditions TO 10 observed by bidder, and
terms Of contract and payment will Be- irniShed on
application p this Office Envelopes containing pro.
and addressed 10 the undersigned.
JAMES A. EKLN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04
.mURsDAY MORNING, DEoEMBER A.

GEN. BuTLER's campaign labors appear
to have told on him. He is going to take
aparty Of friends to Cuba in his yacht for
q resting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04
DIED.

DoYD.-At Zanesville, O., on Wednesday morning,
December ., 1879, att O'Clock, ESOcH BOYD, aged "a
years.
Funeral from his late residence, No, 2i22 Water
the family are Invited. Interment at PeninsulSI
CemVtsry,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04
CtLERK's OFFICE OFTHE COUNTY
OC0URT OF OHIO COUNTY, W. VA,
.,,. DECEMBER RuLRs, 1879,
Mary N. Terrell


john l.. Terrell.
In his own right and RS administrator OF The a,inta
Samuel Mcclure, deceased, and partIeS unEnown y,
who are interested In the estate given 6y lie viii ~
s1id Samuel 70 Andrew Elliott, Of ST, Lolita No and
his three sisters, children Of sid SSmIei1S ,stSr
Nancy The object Of this suit Is 70 obtain psrtIlSon
and eae Of tract Of land In Ohio county coRaIniS1
about ~ acres called the Cherry Hill farm ot which,
Samuel Mcclure died seized and d1tribnfIon ~ tSa
purchase money oae;halt 70 complainant a Tic own.
er q oneha OF sad farm, and out Or tho other haI
o. tne proceeds Of sale the payment 70 cSpanant ~
ss0, legacy given her by the viii Of ia Ssrn,,SI
MeOluEe, With interest from October, IS7e: and l.
appearing from an AFFIDAVIT tled In this cSuse tbat
tne Geienaan John L. Terrell 10 his own rirht ana
AS adminstrataE Of the estate Of Samuel McCare ~
~ snd Eaftea unknown, who are interested IN
me eeI5te given BY the willot said Samuel Mefps
y AnaIeW Elliott Of 81. Louis, Mlsiouh. ana NJ
shree sisters children Of said Samuel E,tSr
Nancy are non'rtaldentS Of the State 81 WEI W..
nla, II ordered that said nonresident eiSnjNnt:
10 ~ The next rules TO be held Tor tbIS eo,t
On me mat MONDAY OfJANUARY, A. b. iSsa AMI
Ws may DO necessary to protect thsif interest il
true COPY teste:
VIZ. p.H r,,,,n GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
no27-Th Solicitor for Complainant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

"A CARD
To all who are suffering from the errors and indil
cretOns Of YOUTH nervous weakness, early decay lOSl
oil manhood &C., will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy wal
discovered by missionary In South America. Send
a Seli-addressOd envelope TO the Rev. JosEPH T. IN
MAN, Station d, Hes York Guy.
dei9JrrhSAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04
JOSEPH SCHMATzINETz,
Fancy Steam Dyer, Sceursr & Repairer,

No. lTS5 Market street. Wheeling, W. Va, near
Creek Bridge All knds0t Hhawls, Dresses and every
S Gsseiipuoin o. snk and Woolen Goods executed n
Father cleaned and dyed. AR Colari JTurrrNied
PaSt. Al persons living Al distance from my piace
can Inform me By postal card that they have come
them when finished. Please call aud examine nv
SHOW Windows, and you will see the dlfsTvnoe 10
tween my work aud that Of others. Yea viii hnd
my rates lower than atAny other Scourer Ia the State
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGMENT train only runs
between wheeling and Triadslphla.
tDally except sundRy-NewaTk Accommodation.
ISteubeuyille olAtiOn.-ThiS train during
tho day passes backward and forward between MAJ.
unS Ferry and Bellllre, stopping when required At
Gravel Hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04
GENERAL NOTICES.
IT0CKHOLDERS' MEETING.

~. meeting Of the stoCkholdeg Of the North West
Virginia Agricultural Society will be held al Inc oice
Ole Usle6ay Sons, Nos. II and l4lI Main street,
wheeling, W. Va, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER
18th, 1879, at2 o'clock Pm.
E. W. 0GELBAY,
n0LS-In Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

NOTICE
All persons having claims against William
Il. STEELE will please present them to the un.
signed before the 18th day Of December, 1879.
l. F. JONES,
del Assignee of VIM. H. StelIe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04
NEW ADvERrlsEMENTs.

WANTED.-A FURNISHED ROOM.
w eoatfally located, b. gentlemen WIN ftnt 81
the year. Address 9, care this Office. dRl
, 1879-05-23

il Couple OF ForsanA In AVtAcnHsln a'A'
by Telegraph Lnst Evening"
Spfcts} Diepatth to 1ns TFttant. j,

a Couple OF Possnns In wisconsin a'"'''e
by Telegraph Last Evening.
Spteta, Nfspasea to Ias Trtbuns. !.
M1LwAugRE, WEs., May GA ma'1'as' ~, ~
Telegraph toot n!ace ut o'clock thls s'sa.ss
under tllu following circumstances: lae a.,s,aa M
tracing partIcs wern Mlss II. T. baaa~S.- f..
md Ms. Lou w. Walker, Of DraveF ua'h' '.an,l mi
1t had been arranged ttiat tlle tnalflage @ sp .
DO performed by tho Rev. G. W. "aass'' ss",h.
brother Of the groom, residlaE at AoauoSt' 's"t
III. The latter calne httler tDr th!s pa'arns. pn'ns
but found hls brother absent a. w" ',s'' iii
sftnn. Dcl'lts unablo to await n,s ,I nid i
telegraph Was brought Into fcqutsl.u",t ,thn,ugh
waJ&rrunged tU perform et ccFeuunJ hriuf,
thu medium Ut ofetectrIcty, Accordingly .Sl
in pullpAuy with few luhy nna es".di 'Gi,.s ii
friends aud lt.e pElps, repairtt 10 otae,hwrite!u tae
superintendent Hoskin, ot tue Nua'up ~, sts, ,puai
Telegraph Company, wl!le ti,u stuo"n =. "nwstuuus
h,l,,sulf In llle telegraph oteo VI ~ yIayett n yett
The ceremony begun W o'cloek. I,t a''u II, 10 lns
short tins thu couplu, hasillg tsspo'as, s,eu &C.
colunAtums usually proDo,illIed W l.t., md dl+
caai0us, were pronounced inal aln x.i'' xuFs ~
nlisscd with beneuctlofs. lac u'lao s.',,. s4axt
evening tlrcss Of b!ack' with b!asa ~ uuwrlA :
ulld bore In her bands louJaet y. A1 wrrs aIp
liberal a,tanIity of .loral ol!srat'sa vas ac.ua'
bosnB by fripuds. A!iss uuddlnst;oaa, MR. frou
rauird by intimate Indy arqualntarass'."S, as'", thu
hhceoygan Falls, VIA. al1 's'eF' 49,
city. r<4..sA j..
n.,o,,!a9nrns aeeTa, Ds III siay N-Thls estslI estwtlI.
MI, Gus Apels ustd ailss Annle blonu,, pes
known mi mucl. respected t,ssata ~ sycui,lg ~
pie, we1e hurried, after Wlalsh ! t"' iii. Apelt
spent In dancing Ut Turner llass. si,r mus,rsa'n
known a. ons of tlv leadlI5 so1sE a Eycry bi''1'
OF Bloomington, mud t!Ie 1tiae +"
s0ule aul accomplished tauy'
afk
, 1879-05-23

dp8t1HI VlkjNI1cH 70 I've 3TIoHH4
KgoKuK, In., May :ss.-Thc Noalau's Chrts.
ttai, Temperance Union Of the Flrat Congress
sEonal District of Iowa met III Convention hsre
this afternoon. 'rArrc was good attendance
Ut delegates untl u large audience Of cltlzcns.
sfrs. II. Scott owel', OF this ctr, delivered the
address Ut welcome, which was responded to
by Mrs. Darwin, Of burlington. rlls remainder
Ul tile AFTERNOON sesslnn wis occupied with nt-
lrcascs 1y slrs. l.. u. Washington, Ut Keokuk; ;
Mrs. Wittunmeyer, vi rltlalclphlai aud others.
THIS evening Mrs. hurtiettc, ot Burlington. con.
Furt W Nadison, rsaa . por,r. aud hirs. WIttoa-
mVYer delivered III address,
, 1879-05-23
GENERAL PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.

6ptctaf Dspafch ia 7as 1Ythnns
SrR1N0rtELD, AfaY 99.-a1crrltt offered a res.
olution, which WAS, untter suspension u tile
f1les, considered uld adopted, EoqulsluE tllt
Btate Printer to produce House Bill 130 frrus-
delps Flrc-lusufaucu blll) lnstnntcr, alleging
TINT It 1las been withheld through undue In
luencc Of busy lobby. lio sata tllat the bill
had been repeatedly called for, and was not
Forthcoming; TINT strong lobby had been work
Ing to defeat Its passage. and nav, It WIS cur
sently believed, had entered into cotuslon with
the State Printer to secure its cht'knE 0tf by
defeating It's being printed. II tho allegation ot
tic Senator bo tr,Io, tally ono for the defeat ot
an unscrupsllous lohny. 1t Is understood that
amendments Will he offered to remove tic OBJ
tectionab|o features Of the bill. tc prlncpal ri
which Is It's apparent aim to cl'ango thu practlcc
OF certain companies in lllo iaturcst Of Others
THE coA1rMlAERs' hill,
house Bill 7G0, providing Tor thu health md
safety OF persons employed In coal-mincs, wAs
puased. .--.-.....-
JACKSONVILLE.
Upon request OF Callon, ssnate Bill 2a8, ap-
pfoprialiDg $lB7.40 lu iayorof licnry Mcdonnell
and SUD H. iavor nf Hurry Ridgly in payment
for tnalcsA9s uti,l labor furnIsllcd In bchalf VI
thu Deaf at.t Dumb 1nstttutlon ut JackspnYille,
was taken up AMI pashcd.
LINCOLN rAnK.
Campbell moved a reconsideration OF the
= 7ote bY which lAu Chicago Park Commissioners
BILL was ordered to third re4Atng, in ar1rr to
atncnd the satne, WHICH motion prevailed, ai.,l
tbs bill was 90 amended Us 70 or,akoit provisions
applicable alone to LucOln Pafk. As amended
tt was ortlesed rngrusscd.
CHESTER.
The appropriation Of Sl50,000 to complete the
Southern Illinois Pententtsry was pnsset. 1t
provides the manner Of usuE, kuds' of build.
tnY, AKA extent ot improvements 10 10 Made
nJ1a1bs EL1ffnntHfF liza ht1f
, 1879-05-23
ABSENTEEISAI.
ANOTHER LlBT.

tYrfftds DsuasEh 10 1Ak 1TsoaHE4
srn.sar1Etp, ILL.,, May 23.-somo weeks since
TUE TRIBUNE published the list Of members
witt, the nu1nber Of rol-caflB missed by each III
to tho tatc Of publication. Thls Hist has again
t,ecu brought up to datc nnd Is glycu below. 1t
is but fair 10 explain, In this nntter, that the
roll.eals DO not accurately represent the time
the member is absent, but 1t Ia the only method
Of nrrivng approximately at TINT result. 1t has
been the practice Of many members to sit IN
their seats and refuse to vote, though this ia
clearly neglect Of their constitutional oblfgn-
t!ous. Some days the roll is called number
Of tines. Thfs will explnin why number OF
members hava missed more ro1l-calis than there
hayc bcen lags Of tho session. Some members
have occn absent on the Vsaiting Committees,
which swelts the list against them, though they
were In the discharge OF their duty. Some have
been absrnt from sickness, and some for other
unavoidable causes.
Among those who nre present nnl who DO
not tmb!tua!ly vots ts rrcw, Of Ford. Mitchell
is Chairman Of the Appropriation Committee,
and rs such was absent about two weeks OF thu
session With members ot the Comtuttee. Clark,
Of Cook, ue been absent on account Of family
sickness. Wall, OF Afacoupin, WIS detained Mt
home on ACCOUNT OF the death Of two members
oG his family. scrogrs has gono to Hamburg.
Gregg has been sick. Grcuu Inns bccn sick.
Powell l,as beun to tho Hot sprlngs Rcaburn
was absent on account Of sickness, md also On .
tour Of State institutions. Hammond has beer
sick. Barry has lAtEs frkncss 'in- bis tuh.tly.
! Doubtless other members might giyo proper
rcusos for missing r6ilcalls, but, In sptto OF nj
tl,ese explanations, the bald lnct remains TIM
t1crc has been an u1justttinb1o amount Of ab
| ecntccIgtn, hlason, of Cook, wears tho cham
, 1879-05-23
LAKE TIeELUHTS.

The combination to maintaia gratn-fraights
at paying figures haa 60 fqr accomplished but
very little, md cutting aeeins to bo tle rulu
Yesterday Association men reported the schr
Locke as chartered tor ~ 600 bu carn to KLngs-
ton ut 455sc perbu. anu the outside agents stated
anil sho did not get but 4,4c, md the scllr
Laura, u Canadian veasc, WAS put in for 4l4e OF
o00ou hu corn to the sane port. antl tho steaIn-
bargo Lincoln and cousorts were offer
I'd at 4>{c on corn to Kingston,
but could not got Il. The Association
men rcpurted thu Laura at 415c, but tho other
sitlu ought to know when they said 4!{c-
Tue chasters Of the precedlug cvantng woro
the sellrs James Couch, N5.D00 nl corn 10 1}uf-
faIc at 2<c, uIt tho scl,r Qacen City, H. 000 b.l
uDrn, and tho prom Roanoke. *, U0 bu corn on
through rate to Now YuFk, ,-7I6c. ria lake an1
canal.
X Ito Lumber Vessel- Owners office the fol.
lowing chnrters wuru rvu0rted pestorday: Scllr
Peorta, shIilgiss, from Sturgeon Bay to Chicago,
l61Se per Loo; sctr 1yur Lawson, dry lumber
from Aluskegon, sl.lat& per l,0oJ It; schr Char
kezon, s1.l3}9 und $l.35, respectively.
, 1879-05-23
DETjkO1T.
6ptc{9i pistaqfck TO Th4 1Ffbus&.

DETROIT, Mlch,, Stsy G1-lntossuattoa waa
brought here to-day that tho Canadian schr
CecrlIn, grain.ladco, from Toledo to Klngatou.
went ashore on North Harbor reef It thu west-
cru uni OF Lake EFle, last uIght, her Captain
mi.t4Ging ILLS course. Tho rock on which she
lies IL ast OH top but ~ the water IL lutnpy, it
IL feared serious inquiry may result. eaa Ia out
eighteen iuehcs forward. The Capada wrecEtug
tug Frncs Alfred has gone to her assistancs.
'Ihe echr puluski completed repairs to-day,
and left for Chicago. liar Captain estimates
, 1879-05-23

HARRISBURG, NIRy :ss!..-1h the Senate to-day q
communication from the State Treasurer re-
questct by tue senat, was read. Il sets forth
tilat, ,naklnx allowances for ths Increased rev.
cuus that Will flow Into the general revenue
fluid by srason Ut thu laws, There will ha y
deficit In tilc Treasury. November 10, ls9o. Of
uyer one million suyeI hundred thousand dol
lars. Tho ob}uct Ut thu repuEt L. to show ths
uecessIty Ut incsGaaed taxntiuA.
, 1879-05-23

,,..., A.. :, ,u.,.. ,,,,,,.,,.,~ .rt As.cs
uat9 tno oiliees OF GnrntT aseasuscs "oa 1'@'s'
soF Ia cestaln countless 1oI'eu - ~ paa''
- 11ousx Hill. so',
amending Secs. OIL, G1, 03. anu 149 OF m act for
tse asscrsn,en. Of property Anl the levy 91r!
collection uf taxes, Ras passed.. This bill
amends the Revenue, law by requiring more
complete returns.
rnroIrton.r.
a,n,,, MI, NJ, .so,,s,,r,r aa,,,or rsnort. bv
Seua.9 n,! et,' Sast1t ,,ns nnssed
senoo' oncosa W on.e'.n.s''t"''' "A' '''ss"'
INSURANCE.
House Bill 678. to umtnd Sec. 10 OF an net to
incorporate n,rl Goycrh fire, marine, anll otllcr
infural,ec companies tf0ing business in this
State, Introduced by tarter, OF Adams, was
passed.
THE uRABnAt, APPROPRIATION DILL
,ro. roo,1 :. tr., t,o o,,d r,f.+ro, tn tbe Annro-
,'riotto H,n,,.,ttn', ~ " "'' w
rr, ~, or,,o ar.rpurrr
=, I'm naaa,,,an ~ ~ w.. nar,nr,a,,,,, h,,, for
the ~ State G Giari,asc tustt,tto Is furnished by
att. Minee' tAe sceletals W tNc otnte 1 pon,u VI