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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-18
POLITICAL NOTEs.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Richmond Dispatch says in regard to the
rumor that the Clerk OF the House
does not intend to put the Iowa
delegation on the roll OIL The ground that
the October election was invalid, that tho
facts are the same rs in West Virginia in
the August and October elections Of 1872.
The views OF Senator David Davis US
given to u reporter in Chicago last Tues
day arc thus summarized in dispatch 10
the Cincinnati Commercial: lie thinks
that Randall will undoubtedly be elected
Speaker; that the Nationals will form a
distinct party, but not dangerous ono;
that Grant will be the Republican candi-
date in 1850, for, although he Is not the
choice OF the majority OF the people, lie
will be regarded by party managers as the
most available man; he does not have
very high regard for Tildcn, either as a
person or us q candidate, but says that the
crucial question is whether Thurman can
carry Ohio for the Democrats.
a bill has been introduced in thu New
York Assembly, that might be followed
here in West Virginia to advantage, pro.
viding that no local or private bill shall be
introduced in tho Legislature until after
notice is given by an advertisement pub.
lished once week for six weeks imme.
dately preceding the session in one Of the
daily newspapers printed in tho city or
county where the subject OF the act il
found; that all such bills must DO pc,
titioned for, and tina. the Governor nnd
Senate shall appoint three examiners, ut n
salary not to exceed $, 600 each year, 10
examine bills to ascertain whether the 70.
quirements above set fortl. have been com.
Piled with,
THERE'S quite secession spirit in Mis-.
souri, just now. Kansas City has been
making strong effort to get the State line
fixed, soNs tobO includcdin the territory Of
Kansas, and st, Louis is talking about ret.
ting herself annexed to Illinois. A mem.
ber ofthe Legislature has also introduced
abill to split the State into North and
South Missouri There is little likelihood
that any OF these measures will succeed
at present, but it must be poor State
from chher clicf cities want to scccde.
No wonder that immigrants cut right
across 1t without stopping, 10 tho fertile
acres Of Kansas beyond. Even tile Dem.
ocratlc papers are realizing that there Is
something at faultin the intense bourbon.
ism that rules the State.
Here is an incident that calls up tue
fragrant memory OF an occurrence til 1t 1t
is allegedtook place at Charleston, W. Va,
once upon time: lathe North Carolina
House Of Representatives on Friday, as
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Chicf Noses Bound for Washington
Ponce on the Frontier.

SA% FRAScIsco, March ia Wallula
dispatch says: Gov. Ferry and Gen.
Howard will go down III the morning 10
Dallas, where they will meet Chief Moses
in company with Capt. Winters, from
Sinicoe Reservation. Moses was cartur.
ell few days ago and arrested BY a
Sheriff. Bond was given, and Moses 4
nov en- route 10 Vancouver, from whence
evil start for Washington. It is thought
by Gen. Howard that Smohla, one Of he
most dangerous and influential Indians on
the coast, is in company with Moses. Tho
General and Governor both feel confident
that this action on the part Of Moses and
other Chiefs virtually ends all probabili.
ties OF Indian hostiliIies the coming sum-
mer. This is the opinion, too, Of the gen.
'eral public.
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RIO CONTRACTORS
W w, " Va, ! Iro:rlr4L ron Tux INSANE

Nv Va. liOsrITAL FUR rI,E ly,,,ri
WnTnN, ". Va, February d. in
Sealed PROPOSALS will liz received N ihS o NJ
drssed t1 the Secretary OF thu Hoard Of bHSS..% ~
a. weston, " Va, up 10 April ?, 1917, Al orlSF,
NJ anI VII 70 opened publicly At 10 orl0k A \,
For the Stone Work,
Fur the Brick Work.
For the Carpenter Work,
For the PlGStGring Work,
For the Roofing Work,
Anl lot ihe Painting ard Glazing Work
necessary iCr The construction Of Tho nal, ,O.,t,,
the Hospital which Is to cUrrrseRj 10 .iSl ,V y.
nYn already hutlt-exrcpt some nlinoT chans.I IN
viii be o. cut atone; the building lain. ~. s5,E n,
Long, W leet Wide, and thrCO and four 4, m; ia
IhS walls Eil be about two feet thick alout oDs ~
foot IL thickness. ''>A0' "'" 0'''A "ae
Bids VIII Le received separately for the sion. vo,l
CoIpete III the walls; the birk work Comntlp in ii,
WIlsi Tue carpenter work cOmplplr: Ihs ui,,iEriS,
GnIHeIGi thc f0Chhg, kpHulinR and VALLEY vrrI ,os
netei aad lor the Painting and gazing cCulIlee h,
,' " eaGi cANe furnishing everything a,re
Aary 10 complete his cuGlGacl. ''''
1be material used musI bc Of the liza, or,,,y ~
70 10 subject 70 the inHpR tiOu u the Iull.ns IN
nefinteLdGnt before being nut ia The LnilIiUg
Ah7 euhttAcDr Tor Ike stone work Il 10 JunHtbt.
MS work gu Or before the 2h day Ui Anil $50 srd
complete the taAG on VI before the Isl day d I,ytn
NuHNtAGNbE IlIt NliIk RORE II tolls
ready % commence laying brick Ia the wall, on ot b.
iOto mo ISth day al JuHg, lSig, aud r,prl. Il.
sanle pgAInst Tire LIST day u December, lsy Tb+
cGntTact1r lOF the carpenter work i To Keen Sr u,
WIN Tue stone aud brick work and To tini,h the cS
tract within ono month SITTER the plasrrrr tn,ht, biz
contract. The contractor Iur Iiin,iur and Vll,IFg
WI Keep his work well up after the ralwnIrF anl i
70 hn1h the SAne within on. month after Tie tatR,
teF hu1shes hts contract. The contractor iol
70 commence Ills work on IF before the III day ii In
cchiDer, lbIv, AID complete the same " Sou i, mn.
licable thereafter. The CONTRACTOR jnr pla,tttGE Il
beEln MIS- work by the LIT dSy Ot Al III, ISL snd
hni'h tue sahe by the IEt day Oi july inl1Wlpr.
Contractor Will be paid on monthly ESTIMATES,
MAHs OUT " The Superintendent, IN work and Va.
tsl'A EGSerSinR 10 Ier tent Vn each estimate uAl
Tue HhOIs Of each c0ntracI l. Completed.
Az PROPOSALS hkRll 10 accompanied Ny god lad
9uhctsnt b0nd aud security, cundltionUl AcGJing Il,
MM 70 ne approved by the hArd Of Iirttnr TOT lhs
IMlhI1l Performance Of thu conditions u the ON.
!rNCt hld iOr. The penalty Of Eald hOId shall h
bid for. '''S "'"'"'' '' '''' '''"-''
The Board Of Director. reserve III, rsh, to tJp,
al bids aud prOCeel 10 reIrt tbs contract 1t tOu'
Plans and specifications eau be seen at The VEST
virginia H0spiIll for the Inane, at Weston on and
alter the 10Th Of March, Ib7y
"A. LEWIS,
30. ". Il, LIVELY, EI, COuI.
les Ell. RALSTUS,
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Feels Younr ArnIn

MY mother vas afflicted long time
with NGuralgia and . dull, heavy, Inactive
nervoIs prostEation, and was almost helm.
less No Physicians or medicine did her
any good. Three months ago she bess,
70 use Hop Bittcrs, with such good effect
that she seems aud feels Young again
although over 20 years old. We thini,
there Is no other medicine fit to use in tLe
family. IA LAnv, Providence, r. |.
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noou, the hour otadjoutnnsnt, approach.
Cd, the hands Of the clock were turned
hack half an hour. Mr. Turner, q mem
Der, took bis stand under the clock and do.
tlcd aay person TO turn Il back again. He
was ordered before the bar Of the Honse.
lie threatened totillthe doorkeoper who
was ordered 70 arrest him, aud dared The
Speaker 70 come down and help TO doit.
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Inception Of the Ifoxiean aIlnIaIer.

aa.sr. Lotus, March l7.--ssnOr samScona,
Mexican Minister, arrived here this morn.
log, and was feeo,ved at the depot BY a
reception committee appointed b. the
Merchants Exchange for that purpose,
and escorted to the Hhdell lGotet He
viii review the Irish procession inzhonof
Of 81. Patrick, this attefnoou. Tomorrow
beSwlll deliver an address 10 the Mef.
chants Exchange on the commercial rela-
tons Of Mexico mud this country.
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The MIddIInGS Purifier Suits Decide,,
The MIlieF'S AhcnI.

ST. IorIs, March 1.-THE L. S. Circuit
Court to-day decided the cases Of the
American aIiddlinss Purifier Company
against the millcr's of this city, in favor Of
tho defendants, on the groutid that the
rC:issued patent don't conform 10 tic
original, md therefore is invalid. The
Minnesota cases follow theSt. Louis cascS,
The plaintiffs will probably appeal It to
tie U. 5. Supreme Court.
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IrEspAY. MAnCm Is. lssp.

TIKI members Of the Legislature from
this county deserve bonhres and illumina.
tons on their return. This Is irony my
Observation-Disclosures irony.-C harlntm lad.
m III
Yes, it is irony, but not such u life like
piece Of irony as we looked upon In tho
Hall Of the House as when Mr.. Hill rose
in his place and read that Cssay-(as Ills
Speech)-oIthe school question. Imagine
Judge furgnrson rising to read a piece,
and that piece a long dry homily, dsyly
read and wholly common place in its
charactea
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Collision Of Treight Trains.

llARMsnvH0, March 1.-Two freight
trains on the Northern Central Railroad
came into collision this morning near
Cumberland. Both engines were wrecked
anu thirty cars thrown into the Susque.
hanna river. Charles Delaney, fireman.
had a leg torn OF, aud one conductor was
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DIED.

ZINN--On SUNDAY blight ii 9t! o'clock, At tho resi-.
encc u her brother, Mr. r. L. zlna, Miss ANN RE-
BECCA ZiSN, asel o. YEAR. ....
Funeral from the resl!CncO Of her brother, r. E.
zInn, En-, corner Ttntl and Main streets, m (thIS)
Tuesday afternoon at OtIOk. Friends Of the family
arsr specially Invited 10 attend. Intcrment at Nj.
Wool Cemetery.
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CoLuAnvs, o., March l5.-w. II. LaddI
passenger agent for the four roads a ihlt-
point, has gone 10 Canada under cloud.
His accounts arc estimated to he abu6t
$500 short, He has written frpm Quebec
admitting his cFookedness, and asking
time lori settlement, ,,,~t ais ~
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SpsstaL Na&asss.
a GARD.

To all who are suffering FROM the errors and iudis
rretiOns ii youti nerOutwcsEncss early decay los
Of manhood, sr, will seuA recipe that will cure
you, FREE VI CHARGE THIS great Teneiy was
discovered by missionary Ia South America. Send
Gcl.adlrCsscd envelope to tie REV. JOSEPH 7. TS-
MAN, Station D, BibIe HOuae, NeE lok CITY
ORiLLTThSkw .#
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CISclSNArr, o., March l7,-Hlein, the
tramp who committed ap Outrage on Mira.
near Newport, n.y., few days
since, was hanged last night by a mob to
a tree u short distance from the scene Of
the outrage, at a late hour this morning.
The body Is still hanging. "a,
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ANYBODY troubled with Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Still Neck, or any pain or ache,
should procure bottle Of keller's Roman
Eminent at once. Price so cents, s,l d
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DyIng.

IIoNE, March l7.-Cardinal Carlo Moh.
llini, Bishop Of Adams is dying. Aged
4 years. 4aE
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It will be seen that we export many nil.
lions OF dollars worth Of articles that were
not known Us articles Of export ten years
aUO.
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rENROSE-DUNDY-o March II, at tlie resi-
deuce Of the brides father, NJ. y Virginia AtFFet BY
lsSy. George NildIng, Nc. LINpLEV 81 I'm.
ROSg Of WSshIngiOn county, o, 70 Miss AIDA W,
daughter " l'rUi. z. @. Buudy, u thiscily. ,lH1,
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AMrnIcAN Exports.



WASHINGTON, March l6.-The report Of
tho Bureau OF Statistics contains some
very surprising figures to show the grad.
ual but steady manner in which foreign
ships have monopoliaed our carrying
trade. wN ~
III striking contrast to this has been the
growth Of tie foreign commerce Of the
United States. While the carrying capGc.
It's OF American bottoms has grown less
and less every year, the demand upon Il
has increased rapidly, and has been 70.
sronded to by foreign ship owners. The
growth In the export trade OF the United
States has been enormous, particularly IN
the last decade. In 1900 the value Of do.
nestle exports from the United States was
$40, 600, 900; IN 1900, S:ll, SIC, DOB; In 1910,
Si2, 3BB ,G7b; in 1890, S., 0S4 $40; In 1880,
$50, I09 OF; In 1910, Sll2, sos, B34; in 1850,
SiS8,94G,0l2; in 1850, 1878, 1856, pa; in 1870,
S49O, 5O0,97J H
Now mark the progress of the last eight
years:
ik,i .,., ,S7
ELECTROMAGNETIC. 100
is13.......... Si1,......... Gig,sls, VIZ
1871 ........,,,. Cos E ISis.."".." i298il,Sl5
The lack Of increase and the falling OF
during the depressed condition Of Amerl.
can industries from 1878 to 1870 will be no.
ticed, as returning prosperity iSshown IN
tho export for 1877 and 1878.
Of the total exports last year s557 I43, 9i7
were carried in foreign vessels, while only
$3.50, 793,790 were carried III vessels Of
American build.
The following arc the principal articles
OF export, none being taken from the long
list OF which the value exported last year
did not exceed 81, 100000:
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


"rriadRlphia ActUnruOdNtion.-rhiSt train only runs
between Wa cling aud Tr.AhelphlA,
tpally except snuI!ay-EeERrk Accommodation
tSteuGeuVillS ACKNOWLEDGMENT train during
the day passes backward AMI forward between Mar
tins Ferry and nelaire, GtOPPlng when required At
Sherman House, HtnaVille, West Wheeling and
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hEl$bRSktn' ss Ia! OFFICE, BOARD or no,;
~ AlSSlONERS, ONO GUuNTY." VT CON.
SEALED PROPOSALS


81, Ml'EELIS"' W. Va, AnnGiiisE
ri ssl sI FCpo.a. VIZ He received at the
", iOT tSg r S a ~ March .iSg :, /
from within The city Limits, iOs Tie yr,, y, 'al VA
AptiI led tue bits to bcas hollow, "" 4'l'ia'
w III Tue fl"' District, comprising all ,b.pi
Seventh Wards. '''''"o Inc Sclal snd
F0uIth Warts '''''s Tue Ihln al
IL, For the Fourth IshIct, com,ri,lry Al, .,,,, ,
wheeling Gret k 10 CAldwGlrs RYn AT "a'h d
ESt ine ruin District, comp Using all ,on,h ~ ~,
WeiFs Run 20 the southern Inns ni N" ~ " Naa'
NOperDh will be awarded \ t1n,r,c, \,
one dlstt. Proposals. 10 Ie adfs,Srd ,o, XVI, ~. ala
q .1 H. E xn on Health The C"nai.
mhiT ''' 'S XIES tei SS, Gny "rSll bids.
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1857 Prizes amounting tO.,. 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted NJ ali
will 10 pad.
Application for rates 10 clubs should only le made
TO the home OGleV In New Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, for further In.
formation uT send oFlCB 10
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These remedies. which are the sole opponents of
The Cure ny Absorption rs opposed fo DOs-
ing. have been proved the cheapest and MoSt Ltec-
taat Rcm,dR foT III diseases Irising
from Hfidria ar q UisOrdercd stomach Lrer,
and it /, vrknuwn fact that nearly all tie diseas-
- that attack the human body can be traced directly
or indirectly to these two organs.
II j. known by dctHG| erptric0ce that there is no
disease that attacks the Youth adult of both sexes
that can eren be moiii'i by the of drugs. but
that can lee acted ON in fEF satisfactory and
permanent manner by the HOLMAN LIIER ran
cos REMEDIES.
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Tbe aiennebee sournal.
Published at AuGrsTA. MAINE Water street foot
Of Court, by SPRAGuE son.
Daily Kennebec Journal,

Issued every morning, except sundays. ltcontans
the latest news by telegraph and mail. Riv.s reports
of Markets, and has carefully prepared political ana
local articles, and a generous amount OF iarm'mg'
home and miscellaneous reading with full coinpiia-
ton OF state news. E. .
is not made within the year. single copicsjcehts 10
be had mt the bookstores and at this ONCE .
. Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms RATES
may be had ON application at this ofhee.
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A. M. SPEAR, ESQ.,,

FAYETTE CORNER, SATURDAY, Aug. 20, 7.30 L. VI.
WEST GARDINER. FridaN, sept .. 80 7. NJ.
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Daily md WEEKLY.

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Weekly Kennebec Journal,

Published every Wednesday morning,is the largest
folio paper in the State containing news oliticai ar
tices agricultural and scientific matter tales poetry
anecdotes, household matter, markefs, &C., &c.
Terms, 81 per dRnum ia ddfdnce.
Tran Advertisements, $500 per incn for hrs'
week 80 cents per week for each subsequent insertion
Special Notices, $3.50 per inch Tor hr-t week. ~
cents per week for each subsequent week.
Business Notices, in reading columns 10 cents per
line for nerton 10 cents ger line for each SUD
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HON. DANIEL 7. DAVIS,

Republican candidate for Governor, Will speak
during the campaign, as follows
PEMHEohE, Friday, August 29h.
CALAIS, saturday, August Both.
The closing week of the campaign, beginning
Monday, sept. lst, Mr. Davis will speak in the
Fourth Congressional District, at places to be an
nounccd hereafter.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-09
Letter from Rev. Geo. II. ErfstOr
NORFOLK, Va, April 5th, 1879.


Mr.. A. P. BEEcHEa-Dear Sir:-I
must delay en- route for nv Southern
home, long enough to send you my
tba anks for the large Photographs of my
self, received just prior to my leaving
Baltimore. As soon as the Expreesman
delivered them | called few friends to
aid in an examination Of their merits.
Without any dissenting voice the pic
lures were pronounced faithful portray
ais of the original.
II might not be proper for nae to use
that flattering form Of self coanmeBda
ton, ,abut can certainly say that
much admire the artistic finish and
the accuracy of the retouching. You
may Mdge of my extreme pleasure with
your work by requesting that you fog
ward to my address, at your early Con-
venienee, several more copies of the
large head and bust ph"ta. The praise
concerning the cards and ctbinets
(3doz. cabinets, 5 doz. cards) taken
some months ago, is SO current smong
sny friends that need not now Illude
to them. Thanking you again fer the
sent copies ard with pleasant resleIn-
braucrs of your constant cWstcsy to me,
.aad awaiting the herein ordered sddi-
tisnal copies, | remain
Yours, &c. GEO R. BRIsTok.
P. ST. leave to night for New Or
ean&, La., by way of Wei don Il VII
mngton, N. c., and Atlanta, Ga.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-09
OiIyeECasnerOn Case.

Chief Justice Cartier, of the U. s.
District Court, at Washington, in re-
ply to suggestion from Colonel Cook,
If counsel for Ms. Cameron, that a mo
ton for a new trial was on the ealen
dar, said very decidedly that he would
not hear any arguments on it, but
would overrule it at once and let them
take it up to the Court in Banc or
where they pleased. 1t will come be-
tore the next term of the Apppllat.
Court on exceptions TO the rulings of
Judge Cater. Mean vhile, Mr.. Gamer
on is preparing to prosecute the widow
for forgery and perjury.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-09
Tho DoubIe Suicide Oxt In Iowa

1t is Enthusiastically proved this eve
ming that the tragedy last night, by
which 1Ienty c. Watt and his wife's sis
ter ended their lives, was premedi-
tated suicide. 1t came out that letter
had been found in Watts pocket ad
dressed to his wife, and that in this
letter he told the whole story Of the
deed and the cause for it. 1t was in
tended by the physicians 10 hold spost
mortem, but this the wife forbid after
reading the letter, as there could be no
doubt Of the nature OF the deed. The
fact is established that Henry G. Watt
and Lclisa Filter had loved each other
unwisely and il!icitly, snd they had
determined to end their troubles mu-
tually with their lives. Prussic acid
was the agent used, Watt preparing
the defe for Louisa and then for him
self. A bottle containing the Geld was
found in the room.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-09
RE0ysrER,s ORDERS.
D EdIsTEK's oRbEK.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

Kxw CASTLE COUNTY, March II. 1879.
Upon the application Of Harriet Prltchard,
Executrix Of Aquilla Plitchard. late O..
Wilmington Huhdrca. In the said County,
deceased, 1t 10 ordered and directed by
the Register that tho Executrix aforesaid,
give nstcc Of the granting OF Letters
Tsstamentary upon tile estate Of the de.
ceased, with the date Of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from tho date Of such Letters, In
six Of the most public places OF the county Of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the estate. 10 present the same
or abide by an act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the
same TO be inserted within the same period In
the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, a newspaper
published in Wilmington, and to be con.
tinued therein three weeks. (esd)
t~~~, Given under the hand and seal Of
}L.s.{ Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
t~~S New Castle, in New Castle county,
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
8. Z. BlGGS, Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Executrix, On or
before March II, 1880, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
HARRIET PRlTCHARD, Exeeutrix.
Address, wilmington. Del. mh18