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LEGAL.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JAMES LAWRENCE, DECEASED,

ESTATE OF JAMES LAWRENCE, DECEASED,
The undersigned. having been appointed Admin,
istrator of the estate of James Lawrence late OF
the county of Alexander and state Of Illinois. de-
ceased, hereby gives notice that he will appear be-
fore the county court Of Alexander county; at the
courthouse in Cairo, at the July term, on the
second Monday in July next, at which time all
persons having claims against said estate are nol'
fed and requested to attend for the purpose Of hay.
ing the same adjusted, All persons indebted TO said
estate are requested TO make immediate payment to
The undersigned.
Dated this Dist day Of May, A. D. 1870.
SALMON HA2IEWOOD, Administrator
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-17
FoREItsy NOTEs.

Mt yesuyius has been in state Of agi.
tation for some days, but the eruption SO
far Is slight,
General Sir Patrick Mcdonald, Com,
mandet.in. Chief OF Fl. NJ. forces In British
North America, has been called To Eng
land for special service.
The Ttrtsaan Ga.ete announces tha,
the Russian authorities have demanded
immediate satisfaction for the exclusion OF
Russian traders from Chinese frontier
towns.
Aletter has been received from PROBES.
sor Nordenck, OF the Polar Expedition
from Siberia, dated September 18th, 1878
announcing that all connected with the
expedition were well. 0rj
A London dispatch from Sir Bartle
Freer forwards the petition OF Boers fol
Independence. He says the petitioner
are men OF position In their country, and
their representations are worthy OF ear
nest consideration. ~
In the British House Of Lords last night.
Lord Beaconsield said It was understood
at Berlin thatthe evacuation Of Roumelis
by the Russians would he completed with.
in reasonable time after May 3. 1t could
hardly take place until August 8. Such
tardiness would be disgraceful. He will
ingly acknowledged that Russia had shown
wise torbearance, aud he believed sht
was sincerely anxious TO bring about
state OF affairs in Turkey such as Great
Britain could assist 10 establish.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-17
General Suypenslou or Conf IIpInr.

PlrsRuRou, Penn, May 1G-The coal
mines in the second pool of ]. Walton,
o'Niell & Co, Jones & Bro, and Horner {
Roberts, and Hayes & Bros. works in the
FIRST pool, excepting one road, suspended
operations yesterday. Mr. Walton's first pool
road will close on Saturday, and it is said
the others now operating will follow at
once. Mr.. Simpson Hornor said 10 "a, re.
porter!this evening that the mines would
likely be idle for some time to come.
They have stopped because, in tho six
weeks Of steady work since the strike, a
very large stock had accumulated, and al.
most all the barges on the river are now
loaded. There is no present sale for coal be-
low, exceptat figures 7@7l cents, which
the operators can not afford n take for
coal mined at three cents per bushe. He
did not think 1t likely that any OF the
mines would resume soon, even much
Of the coal now mined was disposed Of, un.
less the miners would go in attwo or two
and half cents. .sa q 5Fs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-17

WASHINGTON, May 16.-The sub-com-
mittee Of which Gen. Dibrell was chair.
man, who have had in charge the bill
repeating the tax on tobacco in the
hands ofthe producer" made a favorable
report thereon to the full Committee OF,
Agriculture, which was adopted, and q
Recommendation in favor OF its passagt.
will be made to the House. The bill r.
peals all laws or parts OF laws now Il,
force levying and assessing a tax upon
tobacco IN the hands Of the producer
The second section OF the bill provide,
that no farmer or planter shall be re
quired to pay special tax as a dealer IL
Leaf tobacco for selling tobacco OF his own
production or tobacco received by him aS
rent from tenants, who have produced
the same on his land; and they may sell
the same TO persons other than those who
have paid special tax as leaf dealers OF
manufacturers Of tobacco, snuff, or cigars,
or to persons purchasing leaf tobacco foi
export" ~ - = :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-17
A Students Rebellion.

HANOVER, May le.-In consequence Of
the refusal Of the Faculty OF Dartmouth
College to allow public reading in the
College Church, last Friday evening the
students assembled in front OF the resi-,
dences Of President Bartlett and Prof
Lord blowing horns, groaning and sing
ing. Saturday morning there was an up.
roarous demonstration at prayers; Since
Investigation, resulting to-day 10 the ex,
pulsion Of two members OF tue senior class
Much feeling Is manifested by the stu
dents over this action, and the classes
are holding meetings to consider the mat
ter. This evening two students, who arr
supposed to have given the Faculty infor
nation respecting the demonstrations
were taken 70 q pump and given q soyking
One Of them fred his revolver, but no one
was injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-17
custom HOUSE Conspiracy Cases.

CHICAGO, May lO.-rhe testimony in
the Custom House conspiracy continued
to-day. W. G. Cooper, timekeeper at the
Custom House testified that Prussing had
reprimanded him for hurrying up the
idlers. He is stillin the Custom House
employ, and Of 1875 men in his shop ten
are patchers. He believed that half Of the
basement story Is defective. The third
story was, by long odds, the best, The
work done ON the Custom House was su.
perior to oany other work In the city; al.
ways reported idle or incompetent work.
men TO Prussing, who sometimes discharg-
ed and sometimes retained them. Idling
was very general Prussing had INSTRUCT
ed direlection and idlsness. Prussing at
tended faithfully TO his duties. Patrick
Griffin, former stone cutter on the build.
ing, swore that q greater part OF the stone
in the lower stories was utterly unfit for
use. He confirmed Cooper's testimony
about idleness. He had written to SeCre.
tary Bristow, complaining that Prussing
was incompetent and complained Of him
to Potter. He had asked to be appointed
Superintendent, and was expelled from
the Stone Cutters Association, he be-
lieved, by the influence oil Mills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-17
Keen ON your own side, Gcrmnny.

ST. LOUIS, May l6.-R. W. Botsslior and
his :brother Casper D. Boisslier, Of Ger.
man parents, but born in this city, who,
however, spent most Of their boyhood and
we're educated in Germany, sont letter
to Secretary Of State Ev arts to-day, stating
that for the past two years they have been
greatly annoyed by the Prussian officials
claiming that they are under obligation to
serve in the Prussian army. Also, their
father, Carl G. Boisslier, who now resides
in the village oil Berbye, near Eckern-
foerde;in the province Of sChlesswig and
who ID naturalized citizen Of the
United States has been threatened with
the contiscation and attachment OF a por.
tion or all OF the money or property he
may see fit to bequeath them il they fail
to appear in court at the city OF Schleswig
on The I'd day OF July next. They ask Secre
tary Eyarts to take such action Us will stop
these demands Of the Prussian Govern
ment, aud protect them in their rights oI
American citizenship. The BOissliel
brothers have lived and done bushes.
here since 1873, and are registered voters,
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FA1RMoNT.
business Prospects : New Buildings
Fruit Crop PeFaOnRI, dc.

Business Prospects New Buildings :
Fruit Crop PcrsOnRI, dc.
FArRNoNT, W. Va, May 1G.
Correspondence lutsllIVeneer. -
As spring advances business seems to
oe opening out in our midst, and We think
che prospect is fair for at least an average
,ummer's work for the various tradesmen
and mechanics. The mines, however, are
not running very extensively, and many
Of the miners are turning their attention
% agricultural and other pursuits which
give them more permanent employment.
Work on the Presbyterian church build
ing, which was suspended during the
winter, is progressing rapidly. The
building Is now under roof and will be
inished in short time.
Several residences will bO put up this
.eason, among them one by L. b. Hay
wood, Esq, Just below the postoffiCe, and
another by Mr.. ]. NJ. Hartley, near the
NJ. P. church. .s.
Our merchants have brought on large
stocks Of goods, which they offer at fair
prices, and we should Judge from the mum.
Der ot customers We see at the various
counters that their salesa are quite satlsfac.
Lory. t.ls
Fruit was injured to considerable ex.
ent by the frosts some days ago, but not
SithstAnding this there will be Ia very good
yield II therels no further injury. Peaches
promise to be more plentiful than they
lave been here for SOME years.
The weather continues quite dry; there
was a light shower yesterday evening,
which did great deal OF good, but tho
ground Is not wet to any depth.
Rev. Stewart, pastor OF the N. E. Church,
is visiting Wheeling willie the Bishops are
there. Rev. Westlall, Of the NJ. 2. Church,
is also absent, having gone to Harrison
county to see friends. Both will be absent
over Sabbath.
Comne cement exercises at the Normal
School will take place this year June 18th.
Our County Court has been in session
since Tuesday. G.
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70 uphold the citizens supreme fight a
eastingan uniutlmilated balIotani II nav
ing that ballot honestly counted. M,
Democrats admit this, provided that II,
Legislature ola State, or the Governor
when the Legislature is not in session, shal
call on the President for protection aeains
domestic violence, But suppose The para
mount influences ip a State are II, sym
pathy with the existing outrages and
crimes, has the Federal authority no iut,
70 discharge, and no right to cast its shield
over the oppressed citizenY Beside. thi,
doctrine makes the State supreme, and de
nationalizes the National Government II
sell. As Prcsid snt Hayes says, ut is an
abandonment Of its obligations by the
National Government, a subordinalion OIL
national Rutho rity, and an intrusion ol
State supervision over national duties,
which amounts in spirit and tendency to
State supervision.
The Republican party stands for the
national supremacy; the Democratic lead.
ers seek to undermine and destroy the
national authority for partisan ends and
at the expense Of the unity, peace and
prosperity Of the country. The Republi.
cans hold that the National Government
ispresentand potent in every square foot
Of territory under the flag, and that it acts
directly, and for all legitimate govern.
mental purposes, on every man. The
Democrats talk Of the assumed right Of
the National Government ''to enter a
State" as II the Government were an in.
truder OF an enemy, or must, ior public
safety, be subordinated to State authority.
The Republicans claim that the election
oil members Of Congress and Of Presiden.
tial electors is q national matter that every
man in every locality is vitality inter
ested, in every other mans right, no
matter in what locality, to cast a
free, fearless ballot, and that It
is the nations privilege and duty to su.
pervise these elections, and to see that they
are peacefully conducted and their results
honestly reported. The Democrats de.
nounCe Federal "bayonets" as destructive
Of the liberties Of the people; but they do.
not condemn the violence and crime Of
"Red Shirt" regulars, OF the bloody ruiiian-
ism which issometimes summarily describ.
ed as 5"the Mississippi way Of carrying an
election.p The intelligent and conscien-
tious voters Of the country will, we have
no question, sustain President Hayes in
the declaration, which the whole Repub-
lican party endorses, that "there should
be no denial Of the right Of the National
Government TO employ its military force
on any day and at any place, in case such
employment is necessary to enforce the
Constitution and laws Of the United
States"
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AYear OF rShIpwrecits.

FROM the Boston Herald.
There have been many more appalling
shipwrecks than usual during the past
year. AT present there are no tidings Of
sixteen missing vessels, which, loaded
with valuable cargoes, have within few
months gone down in tue Atlantic with
all on board. Upon the list are seven
steamers, viz: five British, one German
and ono American. Peculiar features In
the loss OF these vessels are that none oi
them carried passengers; that they were,
with one exception, :English.built steam,
ships, with water.tight Compartments and
comparatively new, and that they were al
Of less than l 800 tons in carrying capacity.
The loss Of property caused by these dis
asters is estimated at 81 ;5O0,0 900. sss''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-17
BY TE.LEC GRAPH.
TO TIE DAILY lRTEILIsEN
GENERAL NEWS.
The Senate Hammering Away
at the Legislative Bill.
Yes. HamiltOn's Streak Of Luck---What
a Doctor Got for Trying to Whip
q Pair Of Editors.
A RuMoR vERIFIgD.

Why Il IL Better TO own Foot or Land
Near Leadyille Than Square In Goth
Am-The d, 4 o. Connection Wheeling
Pers0nalsGThe wheat Deal.
CHICAGO, May 10.
Special TO the IntelIleeneer ..
Considerable interest has been stirred
uphere in Yes. Hamilton's big bonanza,
at Leadville, in consequence OF articles in
the papers, and alleged connection oil
Pullman and other Chicago parties with
It's purchase for a million and quarter.
The papers, somehow do, not smile kindly
on the reports as to the sale, and one ol
them intimates that Mr.. Pullman does not
even know Mr.. Hamilton. Mr.. Hamilton,
who is stopping at the Palmer house, says
positively tonight, that he has made the
sale for the sum named. but that Pullman
is not in the syndicate, and also
that he has other property near Leadyille
worth millions. He claims that three.
tourths Of million Of ore is already in
sight in the mine, and says that the ex.
perts sent out by the syndicate returned
yesterday and fully confirmed his own
statements upon which the sale was based.
He is going to give up his dry goods busi-
ness at st. Louis, and go out with all his
relations to Denver aud make that place
his future base ofopsrations. lis evident
ly good deal excited over his real or i'm.
aginary millions, and wears an anxious
sort Of air.
W. A. List has been here for some time,
and thinks OF making Chicago his future
home. He has a business investment un-
der consideration that seems to i'm.
press him very fayorably. I met
Mr.. sturgiss tonight, the man who lost a
fortune in the Crescent Mill, which was
fortune number two for him. He is again
on his feet in q small way and talks as big
and feels as big as ever. He is the genuine
Col. Sellers and no mistake.
Vice President Keyser and Governor
Mathews are at the Palmer House to.
night.
The Baltimore & Ohio connection with
the Illinois Central, Michigan Central and
Burlington & Quincy has in contemplation
the erection Of magnificent depot here.
The wheat deal is still subject of much
excitement here, and operators are in a
state OF great anxiety on account Of the
heavy holding Of Keene and other big
spectators. REPORTER.
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SOUTHERN EXODUS.
Some Facts About the DlseOntent Among
the Negroes.

some Fae's ADons ., .he Diseonten' among
So, =, 'ns "esroeS
MkAPhiS, May lo'-An ooservant party
Just from along the river below, has scan
ned the exodna Situation carafrIIv anf
vo,o.. =. ,sI,o,,.., A. iI.,S.. ~, y,,.-,
,spV.'ss .Vt'"S' n' iAe.e''A s".u rrla'
Point, distance oil one hundred miles be
low Memphis, none have asyet emigrated
but many desire 10 start. Al Arkansa,
oi,y and y,o,r,t. a shor, ,,,s,..oo hoio.
S''y ""u ''S'''t'' suot' ulsVince ues'm
Arkansas River, but few have lett. A
number are anxious TO leave Though
fare Il rendered. the Anchor line ot boats
nos;,i,o,,, 80 a. =. o...,. - -
kss'i.sss ~ .Stuoe S..e " Sa .neni: nIlI' ~
i IN . ""s " .he h,' sseaeIs .. tnls
a. $500 ~" .o wy sue, out Mets Put asuoIe
a.! t,na.;os sUot ~ Na'ssls was 'ounu " W eaep
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10 ~ tbs s,tnat;nn ,,,a..l. .asLsy " sp1Ilns'
sweet crocIasS % III, ,;S.. T'au a1 eatulhes,
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lion ~ ;ha@ @ ,nan S;a H., oneLeu OaI ~ tenpta'
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sypt ognp eHset,Ons' aS1 U.S. tnere tne government
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