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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-26
EXECUTION OF coNDENNRp NlnrllsTs.

KlEFr, May 25.-ot fourteen Nihilists
co1rtmartialed here on the 18th inst, two,
including Herr Brandt, Prussian sub.
jeCt, have been sentenced to be shot. Ten
others were sentenced to various terms OF
penal servitude. Among the latter three
women were sentenced to fifteen years
each. .---
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oALIroRNIA poLTTICs.
The Issue in the Coming Campaign
HpIIt In the WoFkIngnaen's Party.


San FRANCISCO, May 24.-The contest in
the incoming campaign seems now fairly
made up so far as It is possible until after
the several conventions meet. The Work.
ingmen,s Convention will assemble June
Sd, and great precautions have been
taken TO insure the nomination OF ticket
free from any complications with other
parties. II IL expected that an effort will
be made by the new Constitution party 10
capture the convention, but the present
outlook Is not favorable for the success OF
the project.
In this city the ward clubs have pro.
rounced in the strongest manner against
an atflliation with the now party, which
they vigorously condemn as q movement
on tho part Of schemlng politicians 10 rob
the workingmen OF the fruits Of their
victory.
In The interior some Of the working.
mems clubs have pronounced in favor Of a
new party and have called q convention
for June 23d. At present the movement
seems TO have but meagre following. In
the city all efforts to organize clubs have
resulted in complete fiEzles. Anumber OF
clubs have been formed in the Interior,
mostly in minor precincts The fight be-
tween Kearney and the Chronicle, as an ex.
ponent Of new party, has assumed the
blttercst possible tone, and indicates an
irreparRble split in the vote by which the
new constitution was adopted.
The Republican Convention Is called for
June 18th. A proposition was made to
postpone 1t in view Of possible combina-
tions, hut the overwhelming sentiment OF
the party and theState Central Committee
favor no delay and straight Republican
nominations. The greatest confidence is
expressed in the ability Of the party TO
sweep the State by q handsome plurality.
The Democrats, who are in q hopeless
minority, have postponed their conven.
ton 10 July lst. Many believe that in
view Of the depleted condition Of the
party the better portions OF the rank and
lile will vote with the Republicans, while
Others predict that an alliance will be
formed with the new party. There seems
to be no reason, however, to doubt that
the party will make straight nominations
to maintain the organization,
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r,,. steubenyiiieLoan EXHIBITION.

'''1ss,s Tss = saaasss q The Loan Exhibition has
been 4 surprise . ore yone, ,ls ineln;u!ns y s1
those % who worked hard 70 maze Y "; =;
W. SSS ara dad 10 see that the hard yorSs &, q
,I,sS a. 1S oSnfnitieemen Is appreciated Is lne
NY y ~ tai.sn Ia St the door might be con;
ngns aISar:d The he smallest part Of the success
s,SetSh sNI ;soh;est @ lessons'' taught our people,
nv nus ,,ooS ny Ssthetic influence, aud the repu'
t1,ihn snS mi given our city, are more thah
money :. ! .--- ~
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At RICHMOND, MICH.

DETROIT, May PA fire at Richmond,
near Ridgeway Station, at noon today de-
stroyed Cooper 4 knights stave and head.
ing mill. several sheds full Of slaves, 1000
cords Of slaves and bolts, and all the
slaves made by the firm this season; also
two cooper shops and two dwellings,
owned by r. Flowers and Wm. Butcher.
The entire loss Is estimated at $4,000. In.
surance unknown. The fire originated in
the engine room.
AT APPLETON, Wis,
MlLwAuHRR, May 25.-An Appleton, wis.
special says: Wayland's grocery and
Nicholas boarding house Win contents
were destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
not stated. Insurance 1000.
pEPoT BURNED.
ERIE, Pa, May 25.-At five o'clock this
morning fire occurred near the Union
depot III this oity, which DESTROYED four
loaded freight cars, together with their
contents, which consisted OF furniture,
barrel hoops and merchandise. The fire
caught In one corner Of the freight house
platform and was caused by sparks from q
passing engine. The loss is heavy, but
the figures cannot yet be obtained. The
cars burned within 10 feet OF the ireigh
house which, however, being fire proc
was not injured. =
At 4gSyER COL,
Il nRsFER, May a5,-A fro last night TO
tally consumed the frame block on Nine
teenth street, between Holiday and Lar
lmers streets, the st. Charles Hotel ant
II. S. Mons livery stables being the heay
lest losers. Most Of the hotel iurnitur
was successfully removed, hut the flame
spread so rapidly that the livery stabl
3 and all It's contents, including twely
3 horses, were consumed. The total loss
z Sl5, 900, partially insured. The fire
! supposed to be the work OF an incer
diary.
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RUSSIA.
SlHlLlsr iScRSprARIsx.

81. PErERsBuRd, May 25.-one hundred
and eighty-six houses in the village Of The
government Of Ufa have been burned. II
Is suspected incendiaries are at work.
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Archblshop Purcell Is In New York
City, and IS tile guest Of Cardinal Nc,
Closkey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-26

.T,,, constantly increasing popularity ioI e,
;S ttt X i,,S,i iBsby sSf1p Is guarantee o. us
usefulness Gpd etieeslysenIgSss sISs nIayshaa M or
psSsntery. sSass,as Price e5 ceatsa bosts'
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Ghs Qntelliaettfer.


o,,,, So.. rs aud ~ FOarteenth street
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CONDENSED FELEGRAMs

Allthe British ships in New York port
were gaily dressed in bunting, Saturday,
In honor Of Queen Victoria's sixtieih
birthday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-26

Nav YORk, May q,
The daily gazette., 1879-07-15
PrODOsNls Invited.

By reference to another column it will
be seen that LOUIS 7. Lynch, Street
Commissioner, invites sealed propcsa
for the removal Of garbage and otfal In
the city for one year, commencing Au-
gust 4th. The person or persons 10
whom the contract shall be awarded
shall furnish sutli cieIt number OF men,
horses and water tight carts, and collect
and remove all garbage and offtl in and
from dwellings and other plsc .s within
their respective districts, as may he re-
qnired OF them by the Board of Hear II
from time To time, as follows. Daily
(Sundays excepted, from the first OF
May until the first day of November, and
nst less frequent than three times a
week from the first of November until
the first day of May. The contractor
shall comply with the ordinances and
Rules and Regulations Of the Board OF
Health.
Bids will be received in the box in the
Council Chamber up to Thursday even
ing next at 7.30 O'Clock.
Proposals are also invited for removing
the ashes and rubbish within the city
The ashes to be removed on the east side
of Market street on Mondays, aud from
the west side of same street on Tues
days, aud be deposited according tn
direction of the Street Commissioner. i
deposited in any other manner than d
reeted by the Street Commissioner
penalty of 81 for every load so deposite
will be imposed.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-15
- -7Is-li-l-7--7--
Latest Cable NeWn.

RUSSIA CHARGES ENGLAND WITH SUP
PLYING ARMS TO THE TURKoMANs.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-15
SECOND EDITION
The CITY Finances.
cAsp FROM oouNcILxAs GUTHRIE.


CAHD FROM COUNCILMAN GUTHRIE.
From the Republican, of yesterday.
MRssRs EDIToRs:-You seem to be-
taxation this year as fixed by the Dem
ocratic Council. do not wonder that
you cannot understand how 1t Is shat
the Democrats can run the citv one year
ON tax rate of Sl.l5, when the Republl-
cans could not and did not run 1t but
five months on tax rate of Sl.O. NO
doubt II your party lad control OF the
city this year the lax ra'e wouid NOT y
lsss thai, 81 30, but fortunately for the
tax payers, your party has not, and II
the tax payers allow them through their
votes to have control soon again they
ought to have their property confiscated.
ills strange that the Republican and
the Euery Evening do not know when
the fiscal year commences or enuS In tDe
CITY of Wilmington, Both OF those pa
psrs would haveit commence IN July
instead OF January. NOW nereater wnen
you w-ite articles about huance, please
remember that the appropriations for
@ the city are made in January and to last
until the following January, and not to
.Julv n would be Inferred from the ar
ticIes published in both of thUse papers.
The Democratic Council made their ap-
propriations last January and they hx-
ed the rate at sl.l5 for the year 1879.
They propose to make tnat tax rae do,
aud we expect to do more; we expect 10
DO something that has never been done
before, that is, to have money enough
In bank to run the city to April next
without borrowing. You have been talk
ing about running the city nine months
but YOU will see that this is tfteeI
months, from January LIST, 1879, to Apr
1st, 1880, instead of nine mouths rs yo'
would have people believe. | cannot re
member when the City Council ever ha
ona dollar in bank in December exceT
IL WAS borro wed money. Soyou see tina
the financial condition Of the city at pre-
sent Is better than we ever remember
to have been before.
JOHN GUTHnIE.
Wilmington, July 18th.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-15
Grace Church.

The Official Board of Grace church,
Wilmington, has recently decided that
their pastors salary next year shall not
exceed $1,000, and that he must be q
single young man. This action upon
the part OF Grace who has heretofore
paid their pastor $2500 and $1,000 per an
mum, will surprise many of our Metho-
dist folks if does not call forth some
pretty severe criticisms; little state
ment, however, will serve as a quietus.
Grace church has concluded that it is
the best policy TO be honest before she is
generous. For some time past the
moneys received have not met her cur
sent expenses, owing partly TO the fact
that there is still a remaining debt OF
$5S,00O, upon the church editice, the
annual accruing interest upon which is a
pretty heavy sum of itself. 1t is due
Grace church to state that she is gradual
ly reducing her Indebtedness, and th'
hope is entertained that during the next
half decade it will be- entirely liVlida
ted.-COnferenc Worker.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-15
GAuerAl NeWs,

Tho Secretary of the Treasury will call
in all the outstanding ten-forty bonds
this month. A call for ten millions vas
made on the 9th inst; another call, for
one hundred and sixty millions, will be
issued on the 18Th, and the remainder,
little over twenty two millions, will b.
called on the list.
The cotton, wheat, corn and tobacco
crop reports of the Agrcultural Depart
ment for July will be issued to-day.
Lucius Weaver, colored, felOniously
assaulted white woman named Howell
at Straw berry Plains, near Knoxville,
Tenn, in May last. He was arrested on
Sunday and idenr fed by Mrs. Howell.
Last night he was taken from the guard
by mob and shot dead.
The people Of MurfIeesboro are re-
ported to be "greatly excited at the Sc
cret removal" of Smith and Hall, SEN
fenced to be hanged for the murder OF
Major Pugh, to Nashville, on an appeal
to the Supreme Court. II appears that
If these excited people had know Of the
appeal they would have lynched the
prisoner.
The "Female Base Ball Players" play
| ed At New Haven, Conn.,, yesterday ,and
were nearly mobDed while leaving the
ground. Some scoundrels threw stones
at them, but they escaped injury.
The great cbeapening in recent years
of the cost of steel rails Is shown by re-
port of the Chicago Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad. That company bought
| its lrst steel rails IN 1868, pay ing S234 81
per ton. Last year they averaged but
$43 per ton.
An approximate report OF the foreign
| trade OF the United States for the fsca
| year Just closed gives the imports at S460
900 900 and the exports s7l5 200 900, 9
balance IN favor of the United States OF
| S285, ,0O0, 900.
The city Of Buffalo asks for a loan O
S175, ,25l at D per cent, redeemablo il
about equal amounts from 1881 to 1884
This loon Is in autici patton of taxes, ant
proposals will be received until July Is
OF the s2,O76, ,26O wages certificates is
sued by the Philadelphia and Readiul
Railroad Company to date, but S270,l l6
are now outstanding.
The Church Choir Pinafore Compan
after very successful season closed thei
engagements last night in New Haven
They will come together again in Sep
tember. On Wednesday night they DIRE,
a twelve hundred dollar house in Hart
ford. The local journals say it was tn
finest audience ever assembled in ths
!, city. The line of people waiting to pul
|, chase tickets is described as extendin
more than squire. Several of the con
, pany leave for Europe next week.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-15
TO PAYSlCUANS 8
AND
CONSUMERS OF
GOD LIVER OIL.

Knowing from experience the dissatis-
faction 80 often attending the dis pensing
OF many OF the en- uisions In the market ]
would call your attention to some of the
features OF the emu sion which have pre-
pared and dispsnsed for years with un-
varying satisfRction. The OIL used IL the
dnest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
tous care is exercised In the choice OF ali
material and in every detail OF It's manu-
faoture. BY careful manipulation this
em ulsion is m ade with Lhe smallest pos
,ible amount OF gum. and by the very mi
nute division Of the oil glObules 10 render
Each tablespoonful contains 30 per cent.
of Oil and 8 grains Of Hypophosphite ot
Lime. samples win be gladly furnished
to all Physicians who may desire than
Put up In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
factured and sold Wholesale and retail BY
W. K, WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST.
api2-tf Ninth and Market Sts.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-15

LONDON, July Is, 1879.
The Porte still desires to send com"
missioner to Egypt in spite OF the opposi-
tion Of England and France.
Prince Alexander l., 81 Bulgaria, ar
rived at Sofia yesterday. He was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm.
Count Schouvaloff informs the Eng
lish Foreign Office that Russia has no
intention OF having General Lazaren
march on Merv.
At meeting of the Prince Napoleon
Memorial Committee In London y-ster-
day IL was resolved that marble statue
be erected in Westminster Abbey.
A grand fets was given in Paris yes
terday by the Central Committee In
aid Of the amnesiied Communists. Vic
tor Hugo and Louis Blanc were present.
The Times correspondent at Berlin
asserts that the ultramOntanes have pro-
cured no distinct promise from Prince
bismarck of modification Of the May
laws.
Cardinal Manning preached the fnIer
al sermon OF the late Prince Imperial a
Chis- hurst, on Sunday, in the pres ne
ofthe imperial family and a numeron
congregation.
The Londen correspondent Of tn
Liverpool Courier mentions the rumo
that M. de Lesseps intends asking Gen
eral Grant to accept the presidency o
the Panama Canal Company.
A correspondent Of the Journal d
81. PstersbOurg reports an intervie'
with Aleko Pacha, who denied that Ru
sia had offered to accept Eastern Rol
melia in payment of the war indemnit.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-15
THIRD EDITION

7 {. indications fer To-Day.
Southeast to south,oest pinds, stationery
pressure and temperature, clear or parity
slevdy UeQtasr. vNs
The daily gazette., 1879-07-15
LOCAL. TIME TABLE.

TRAINS Lave wILnINaroH.
For Philadelphia: 2a, 100, $40, 800
SO, 7.9o, 8. Is. p M. On sundays. 2.0
For New York: 2.37, 10.04,a IN, IL 81, 50,
e.sp mionsundays;h IN ~ = Eea m. ~ 2 20 p; M
sss a m; 126, 1.H, Sls. pm. Sun
days IL 81, 2.l0, q m
For Port Deposit: 4os m no sunday
For New Castle: go, s1S a m; %, e8op
m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware X. r.: 9l5 m; 05, 8 so
pm no sunday train.
For Wilmington d Northern r. R.: %
m; 10 90. BIO P m; no sunday train.
For Delaware Western 4, X. ID, 10 O5 m;
b2ipm. Sunday train, y.40 m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
i2O3,pm; u 40, IL 81, 9 50, 81, 8 o.. 8 Is,
1.4O, 10 a. II 10. m on sundays: IL a,
10 10 n ss, 10 q, II 70 p m. - :,
Frem New YoIk: ee, "a q m; ~ y, I? y
From Baltimore: 2 o, 8 20, o Al. a m; 10 n i,
1855 SO, 9 3e p M on Sundays: 2o4 m
From Washington: aM a m 12N, IL ss,
0ss. o se p m; on Sundays: o. a m; ID
FROM Port Deposit, 900 m no Sunday
From New Castle: 800 am; 1910 m;
10, - p m; no sunday trains.
| From Delaware n. R.:'8 80 l2l0 q m
no p. m; no Sunday trains.
| From Wilmington d Northern r. R.: 8 06,
| II 80 . m; 7 s. 2 m; no Sunday trains.
| from Delaware Western n. R.: . 90 m
216, 7 4 p m; SUNDAY train. 5.26 p m.
| TRAINS FOB WILMINGT ON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA,
from Broad street and Washington ave
nue.: %, . 90, 10 80, II % . M; 2 80, 8 80
too, blb, elb, s5, II 30 PM on Sun.
days; $50 m; Q oo,9 45, Il 80, pm.
| sChirtv " -Garnnd and Mnpkat
I 70, m, 12 m, II IS, %, 80, II 20 m
ON SUNDAYS: 30. II 30 % m.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-15
Seeking West arn Homes.
FALL RIVER, N

FALL RIVER, Mass, July IA, 1879.
At meeting of about POO operatives
in Spinners' Hall tonight Michael Con-
molly was chosen as a delegate to vi l.
the lands of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad Company, ami to r, :
port as soon as possible as to their condi
ton, with view to emigration and set.
Element of lands by operatives in this
city. Connolly expects to leave for Kan
sas at once, his expenses being paid b.
the railroad
The daily gazette., 1879-07-15
A MuIattO Lynched.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July II, 1879.
A mulatto named John Breckenridge
overlook Miss Mamie Berry (whlte,l
while she was on her way to church,
near Carlisle, KY, yesterday, and, fore
ing her into the woods. outrageously as
saulted her. He was subse quently cap
tured and placed in Jail. AT an early
hour this morning a mob surrounded
the jail, aud forcing an entrance, carried
Breckenridge out and hanged HIM or il
The daily gazette., 1879-07-15

The public debt of SPAN is more than
S2,5a5 900 900, and no accounts are ever
laid before the nation. There is slight
prospect that the debt will ever be paid.
For years the interest has not en- pald
on many of the bonds. The present rev
epue Of the country is estimated at Sl55.-
OO0, 900, and the expenditures at Sl58,OoO,
OO0
The daily gazette., 1879-07-15

WALL STREET YEsTkRDAY.-The
stock speculation was rather dull, and
prices declined fraction. Government
aud railroad bonds were In demand and
advanced, while State securities were
staguant. Money on call was plentiful
at2a pcr cen. on stock collateral.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-15
NEW YORK. NOYpmbtr 2

NEW YORK, November 26, 1871.
DR.. V. W. BLANcpARD: During the
past year have prescribed your various
preparations of Food cure, end feel happy
10 say they have met my most sangulne
expectati aus, giving TO patients long en-
teebled by blood poison, chronic disease,
or over drug dosihs the needed nutrition
and uerue iorce.
PRoF. CLEMENCE 3. LOZIER, NJ. d.,
Dean OF HON. Med. College and Hospita
for Women, New York City
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RAIII

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The daily gazette., 1879-07-15

Hundreds of cases OF BRIGHT'S DIS
EASE OF the Kidneys have been reported
cures For Neuralgia and Rheumatic
iseases Ii is Al most "A specific PHYSICAL
hol, Opium and Tobacco or from any i'm
namable cause. lind in this Food natu-
raj and pot remedy.
For THE TELLECTUAL WoKKKE
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fLAwAREs
change OF J
IlIs, Trains
I've win inl
b@ p. m.
kIveAvonds
live Ponner'
turning. lea
Np. H.,
burning, leu
10 .. m.
kiNvinf, WI
Ind . W p. I'D
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-11-15

Philadelphia Iime.,. Ind. hep !
Not only the vote tor governor.
but the vote for the other State
officers, as now reported, deiares
New York 10 be the one State of
the North that has withstoOd the
surges of Repubicanism which
have swept all other S,ares 'ri'ie
them aud it has so stood like the
rock>ribbed shore against the WAGES
of the angry sea, solely becaus'
Rel ublicanism must be CunklIng
ism or nothing, and Conklingism
and Tammany make common cause
for this New York wOnld have been
Republican throughout to-tlay and
in hearty accord with The other de
ba,able States which have voted
this year; but being Democrat ic
against the tidal wave of 1879,
anchors her in the Democratic col
umn for 1880, and the vote of New
York is most likely to decide the
next Presidential struggle.
Looking solely at the result OF
the elections in the North during the
present year, when the Republic ans
seem to have gained everything, it
is manifest that they have lost
everything by losing the only State
that is indispensable to them. They
have an abundance OF glittering
shadows they have majOrities piled
up by tens of thousands where they
least need them but the substance
that was to be baftled for in this
preliminary struggle has been sur
rendered to the Democracy by Ros-
coe COnkling, John Kelly and A. B.
Cornell. They have made open the
wav for the election of a Democrat
ic President next year.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-11-15

WE notice with surprise that some
of our Democratic exchanges are
''clubbing" with the Burlington
(Iowa) HaUkeye. That paper. while
good enough as humorous journal,
is bitter, Stalwart Grant organ
and we see no cause for Southern
people to patrOnize it. We com
mend to all who, want IL frst>class
humorous paper, the Detroit Free
Press, which deals fairly and speaks
kindly OF the South and those who
followed the adverse fortunes of the
''Bonnie Blue Flag" Besides this
which is to us sine qua mon-the
Free Eress is an excellent household
and family journal, in all that the
term implies. You can get it three
months by RENTING SOC. to the
publishers, at Detroit, Michigan.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-11-15

possibly bt by ii United Southern
vote for Grant We nav. all heard
at the i'll success of tlr man y hn
tried to choke IA dog tn death with
butter. We will fluid that the Res
publican party can be choked away
from the throat of the liberties of
the South and North, not by our
bending at the throne of power and
resting hopes in the good offices of
those whose calumny and cruelty
have brought us to their feet, but
by holding them back with the iron
hand Of Senatorial power. When
the Senate falls, we may prepare to
cd orr robes. Ii will then be time
enough to choose WHITTIER we shall
sit with dignity in our places and
await the will Of the conquernr, as
did the Roman Senate the will of
the Gaul, or with giided chains
about us follow with acclamations
the triumplial chariot of the victor.
To those who in their anger at
the Injustice done the South by
newspapers of both political parties
at the North, calculate the chances
for good in Withdrawing from tue
national cnntest, we would gay that
the loss of Ohio is by no means the
loss of the eause. and that the
wrong done IT'S by these few Demo
cratic editors who attribute their
defeat to the conduct of the South,
should not be visited upon the body
of the party. The Northern Demo
cracy stand by the rights Of the
South manfully. They are fighting
onr battles upon their own soil, and
their best men are sacrificing theil
political fortunes in our behalf. TC
desert them in such an hour would
he the act of craven.-MobHt
| ReQ,ster.