The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-13
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGEHCER.
GENERAL NEWS.
THE GREAT LONDON STRIKE
EXTENDING.
Canada Reports the Heaviest
Snow Storm of the Season.
Kaiser William Opens the German
Reichstag.
The Plague Successfully COmbatted
in Russia.
Sweeping Ice Flood in Connecticut.
English Troops FIocking to the Seat
Of War in Africa.
The Plague Successfully COmbatted
In Russia.
Ice Flood in Connecticut.
English Troops FIOcking to the Seat
of War in Africa.
WASHINGTON.
PINcIIBACK.

PINClIbAtk.
WASHINGTON. February l2,-C;oy Pinch.
VaeA Ia.a nus aGcepteu tne once oil Nevenue
"s0"'' Nouis'a''a u'strIct. ...
ANOTHER S2O, 100000 CALL.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued
anS aStnef noe cal ~ ior the redemption OF S2O,-
TSe ei9Stv.eisbtb y v cal, for t,,o ro,,.,, =,
ton OF SEQ bonds was issuei today iiy
tho Secretary Of the Treasury to the
S.nTans s.iIT naas o. SsoT9VVV W. G ana the interest
description ofthe bonds: ~ 'O'''"'"s Is ''e
Coupon bonds dated July LIST, 1867
SO, No. S0,0Ol to 5000, both inclusive; /;
S5S0' ' NJ NO. dS'SVI dS'VV 70 t+SS' pot inclusive
$1,000 No. 1S9 9C)l To i4I 6GS NJ bot% vSiyei ;ncI,,i
siye; total coupon $40, 900 900.
Registered bonds redeemable at the
pleasure OF the United States after July
isI, i, loISSSSo' ,,S0' 40. y i0l to S,ll0 both in
elusive; SIUO, no. 2,oo4 TO 2S,2UO, both In
c,usive SSu0, NO; II, i0i to ! ,3OO, both in
elusive; Sl,vO0 No: 42,Ol to 4S,4O0, both
inclusive; S9uO0. NO: l2,l5l to II, 400, both
inclusive; S4OUU0, NO. 2l,3Ol to 23,00O,
Doth inclusive total registered $40 900, 800;
aggregate SsO,OOO,OOO'
Immans. p.o..I-o n. = 1..u.,,
Congress-H"nrrx IN nemon.ss. " Ssss.on sa.a.o'.. =.
~. s-.a..a., 49,. De'''osF''S a'"'npant
Nv o-.lp's.'ss' ss -, ~ m,
""siliNaFoN' tepruafy li'-Ihe Demo-
Gratis are somewhat surprised to-day to
find that many Republicans are mite
well statistical IN have Tho nomoo.o,o 80
IL, 80: 70 70 ~ .s'.oI. "'S io'ee
. :, caileu sess'oh oi congress, on the ground
that the sooner they take full control and
assume all responsibility before the conn.
trv tbe soonor ,I,ev viii ,,ero,on .,,o;s;. 80
!. ..',.. .'o oVo"e, wy WI" 9eNeiop 'ne'r 'n-
'en!lOhs' an" make the country aware
OF their fitness or unlitness to take
control OF the government On the
other hord thero o,o nnn,eo., ~
~ r., 80 Wv II''ipe'S On
rotniheht democrats VINO look upon the
iotclhg OF session US the worst thing
Wnlch e9Miu tn happen 10 them, Ia party
sense. they express lne lear that, II
session S.s:.. Is leiu III ttIe spring instead OF
waiting LOT the regular time, the green
pack uieh may Wy 70 iorce action, and
many ioollsn tlings may be done, and
more attempted. some Of the Democratic
senators say they hnd the ureunder
sle surface among their associates in the
senate Is very strong IN hyor oi called
session S,
me crowd o. app,lGaIits Tor the places,
great anu small, on inc senate side, i rep
resented Ns as sometnlng without parallel in
washington, ana eaeil senator finds him
sen Desleeed Dy hosIs q friends and ac-
qualntances, ana urged 70 help on the
pan iof an extra session. Asldefrom this,
good many senators VINO expect the
ch,airmansnip o. important com.
Mlttees, where clerks are permanent,
are exGeealnglyS anxious to select
thelr clerks ana laEe charge OF
the committee rooms. Iney want the
machinery Of the senate: lis documents,
and especially ITS chlet offices, Tor help in
the iall campaign: All these qI1estionsare
exclting much talG To-Day, and aIl enter
INTO the consideration o. the legislative
6ili. Together, they are almost certain to
defeat one o. the appropriation bills. even
Wlthout poIncal mater, whiGh the Demo: