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DIOCESAN CONVENTION.

In Session at St. Johns P. E. Church.
Yesterday afternoon Bishop Jaggar de-
liyered before the Convention of the Do
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Miss Matilda Lees Oods.

The lectures of Miss Matilda Lees Dods OF
the cart of Cookery" the first of which
will take place at College Hall on Saturday
afternoon, next, promise to be very inter
esting. The best ladies of our city are tax
ing deep interest in this course OF lectures
and the audiences promise to be fashion
able, elegant and intelligent ones. Ticket.
to each lecture, or the course, can be Sc
cured at John Church, Jr. music store
and at Robert Clarke & Co.'s.
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FOREIGN.


THE INTER OCEAN CANAL.
National Associated Press to the Star.
PARIS May 22-At a meeting of the
Inter-oceanic Canal Congress, yesterday,
the Committee recommended the Nicaragua
route with locks un the Limoa bay and he
Panama line. The Congress will decide on
the route on Friday.
DUTIES oS COTTON THREAD.
The French Customs Tariff Committee
recommended an increase of fifty per cent
In the duties on cotton thread.
China.
PREPARATIONS FOR GRANT.
HoNG KoNG, April 9.--Si Hung Chang,
Viceroy Of the Province Of Chilli and Com
mander.in-C OF tue Army, is preparing
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Three English sailors have been killed in
a disturbance with Russian patrol at
kmail.
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MILWAUKEE, Nav yesterday after.
noon while John Noonan was oiling ma.
Chinery in the car-wheel factory of May,
Swallow & Co. his clothing was caught by
the shaft, and in an ninstant he was whirling
about with fearful rapidity. His garments
soon gave way, and he was thrown violent,
ly across the room, his head strikinga lathe.
His injuries were SO severe that he died
shortly after.
FIGURING MILL BURNED.
RANDOLPH, Wis. May 22-The Touring
mill of George Nuoton was destroyed by
fire last night. Loss $4,000.
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LOST.

I OST OR MISLAlD-SCRIP CERTIFICATE
IL No. 15,10S-Issued by Delaware Mutual Safety
Insurance Company to Lowry Perrin & Co., being
plication has been made to said Company for new
certificate to replace same Perrin & GAFF
MFG CO. myl3-4tTu,Th
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Died.

KRUG-On the 22d, at 1l.5O q. M, Theresa,
wife Of Simon krug. Funcrtl from the residence,
No. 454 Elm street, Friday, May 23d. at 2 O'Clock.
Friends invited. Burial private. ltH
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JERSEY CITY, May % In the Smith trial
the evidence closed yesterday. The Dis
trict Attorney began his argument against
the prisoners. He declared that Bennett
and Mrs. Smith had sufficient motive for
the murder of her husband, and argued
that their conduct was such as was to be
expected from persons who had committed
Aha 1paI
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FOR SALE.

IIOR SALE-HORSR-Goo family horse and
l. threeseat barouche. Inquire at No 302 Long.
worth street. my22-3tn
IH0R SALE-PAINTS-J. W. Walker Bros d
Il Co., sole manufacturers Of Diamond Mix.d
Clos Paint. Guaranteed to have no equal. l54
Court street. mylO-25t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

XHTANTED - DRES MAKER-AccLstoried 10
w making Lawn Suits. Apply at HENDER-
SONS. No. 237 w. Z fth street 1t
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FIRE AT WASHINGTON, la.

NHtIOnaT ASsOVIHlpH fTtSS 10 l1G SUIT.
WAsHINGToN La, May 22.-At about 10
o'clock yesterday morning the store and
residence of Carl Wolff were discovered to
to several neighboring houses and stores.
The loss is estimated at about $35, 900,
though this is evidently very low esti-
mate. About half covered by insurance.
The fire is supposed to be the work OF an in
cendiary. No lives lost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-06

NEW YoRK; September 4. George W.
walser, Of the Union Savings Association,
wh. Lee, Joseph Shipper, Alfred Patt-
mer and others filed billin equity in the
United States Court to-day against J: &
W. Seligman 4 Co., bankers. The plain,
tiffs allege that they are the judgment
creditors and stockholders OF the Memphis
Carthage and Northwestern Railroad
Company OF Missouri, and that the execu.
tions against the property are returned
unsatisfed.. Thye allege defendants are
holders Of fifty thousand shares OF the
stock OF the company, all of 'whichare rep,
resented by unpaid certificates; that they
have obtained the control OF the company
and its property, and monopolize It's man.
agement to the exclusion Of the rights and
interests Of all other stockholders, They
therefore ask that the company be declar.
ed insolyent, receiver appointed and
that an accounting be ordered for the ben.
eft Of the stockholders.
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The First Boom Sounded on
the Pacific.
viii be Echoed In Maine on Next
Monday.
Twenty-thres Thousand Majority
viii Do to Start With.
-Four Congressman Elected Without
Doubt.

SAN Francisco, September 5.-Three.
fourths of the vote in the city and State
iscounted. Perkins sleading Glenn about
1880, and White about the same. The
completion Of the count will increase Per.
kin's plurality to %, ,OOOo 2S, 900, probably.
In the city he will gain on Glenn, and in
the country on White. All the State ticket
will go with the head, except Justice,
which can not yet be determined.
II is now probable that the Republicans
will elect all the Congressman, though
very close in the city district. The Re-
publicans elect Railroad Commissioner
in the Northern district, and the Work
ingmen theirs in the city and Southern
district. The Legislature is still in doubt.
Kalloch continues to increase in his lead,
and is elected beyond doubt. The
Workingmen's chances are the best for
Sheriff, Auditor, Collector and County At
torney, and sure on the District Attorney.
The Republicans will probably get the
balance, except, perhaps, two or three
Supervisors and School Directors. Super
visor Judges divided.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 5.-The Times, in its
financial article, says: In the course Of
time some more gold will doubtless be
shipped from here To the United States,
but It Is important TO remember that
whether 1t pays to send It or not, even as
q mere speculation, depends on the mar
ket rate here as well as upon the New
York Exchange on London. The sudden
stoppage Of the drain when money began
to rise In value here, seems to indicate
that it was only stopped at all because the
rates for money were so very low. The di-
minution in the general consumption Of
this country Of many foreign products,
excepting food, enables US to divert, more
than usual, Of what Is due the United
States by foreigners for the purpose Of
liquidating our debt to the United States.
The fact OF gold being sent here by France
in payment Of her debt to America, and
1t remaining here, suggests the probabili-
ty of our being able to liquidate at the
present moment, even more than we owe
for grain ourselves by cheaper means than
direct gold remittances.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Condition Of the English Grain
Market.
Violent Storms In the Gulf Of Finland.
Spain Comes to the Relief Of the
Depleted Cuban Treasury.
RUSSIA.

ST.. PETERSBURG, September 5.-The
murderer OF Prince Krapatkin, Military
Governor Of Charkoff, has been arrested
IN Tcherningof. He will be conveyed to
Charkof for trial. II is reported that he
was bribed 10 commit the crime by one OF
the Socialists recently hanged at Odessa.
The Age1ee Rtlsse says that the meeting
between the Gar and the Emperor OF Ger.
many Is the best possible reply to the re.
cent malicious attempts to disturb the good
relations between Germany and Russia.
Arrangements for an expedition into
Central Asia to investigate the practica.
bihty Of diverting the ANU Doria and
causing It to flow into the Caspian Sea,
have been completed. The expedition has
been divided into three detachments, OF
which two will be sent to KrosnoydiCk
and Khovia, respectively, and the third
ter has already started, but the departure
Of the others has been postponed until
January, in consequence Of the disturbed
condition Of the Turcoman Stephs.
Violent storms in the Gulf OF Finland
have caused the river Neva to rise to a
level OF the streets. The canals in the cen.
ter Of st. Petersburg have oyeraowed, and
the faubourgs are under water. The iron
roofs have been blows from large nun.
Der OF houses and churches. The guns OF
the citadel have been firing all Thursday
night and to-day notices have been issued
warning the inhabitants to take precau.
tons against foods.
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A KentuelkY OutraEe.

CINCINNATI, September 5.-Last Wed.
nesday night Theodore Daniel, negro
employed by Fielding Dickey, a farmer
near Union, Boone county, KY, attempt.
to outrage Miss George Billeter, an adopt
ed daughter Of Mr.. Dickey. Her screams
brought assistance and the negro fed. He
was hunted until Thursday noon, when he
was captured and taken back to Union.
The preliminary trial was had and Dan
iels was confined in the Town Hall under
guard. Mr.. Dickey attempted to shoot
him, but was prevented. During last
night the guard was overpowered and the
negro taken out short distance, tied to
tree and shot dead.
Thomas, colored deck hand on the
steamer Cherokee, was discharged at
Evansville and came TO this city by rail.
This afternoon he threatened the mate
and deck hand named Brown. The lat
ter drew revolver and shot him dead.
A man giving the name.of R. ]. Krager,
claiming that he resides in New York,
who was arrested to-day for peddling
without license, suicided by hanging in
cell at the station house,
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September ga dis.
patch to the Globe. Democrat from Carthage,
Mo-, states that David Collins, James
Green, VIM. Spencer and W. N. Smith,
farmers, have been arrested on warrants
charging them with murder in the first
degree. The alleged ofense was the kill.
ing ]. Boss Jones, a somewhat noted
confederate leader. Jones, It Is charged,
had been threatening to drive Union men
out OF the country at the close oi the war.
One night, fourteen years ago, party Of
men called him out Of his house and killed
him for the supposed participation in this
affair. The four farmers have been ar
rested, the warrants being sworn to by q
man named 0dy. It is represented that
the arrests have been given Q political sig.
hcance, and that there is considerable ex-
element in the vicinity Of Carthage.
Bonds in the amount Of $1,000 each have
been accepted for the further appearance
OF the defendants.
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Glass blowers Strike.

BALTIMORE, September Son the first
of September the manufacturers OF win-
dow glass in Baltimore had expected to
resume, but were disappointed by reason of
the refusal Of the glass blowers to work for
ten per cent advance upon the wages paid
them in 1878, The blowers" work by
the piece and pay their assistants 4boys,
called gatherers-by the month, which
last year was at the rate ofS40. These boys
now claim $45 per month, which the
blowers say is more than they can afford
to give unless their wages are increased 10
per cent, The net amount averaged by
each blower is about SIS per week, or SIS
per month, and they insist upon an In
crease OF 15 per cent, in order TO accede to
the demand Of the boys. 1t will
bo seen that the difference be.
tween the men and the manufacturers
amounts to very little in dollars and cents,
and 1t is probable that a settlement willbe
effected. There was meeting of glass
blowers last night at the hall over the old
Bible House building, Fayette street, near
Charles street, in secret session. A glass
blower, who says he is not identified with
those holding out, says that he ethinks the
"blowers," many Of them, belong 10 the
"Knights Of Labor" which is a widely
spreading organization. ..s
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FOREIGN NOTES.

A smart shock Of an earthquake has
been felt at SEegdin.
The report that Bismarck has rendered
his resignation as Premie Is contradicted.
The sittings Of the Eastern Roumelta
International Commission have been In.
definitely adjourned.
The Roce Della Ktnta denies that an In.
terview has taken place at Gasteen be-
tween the Papal Nuncio and Bismarck.
A dispatch to the Daily Nes from Pesth
reports that the inhabitants OF Novi Bazaar
are determined TO resist the Austrian oc.
cupation.
It Is now believed that the Cortes Of
Spain will meet on the Sd Of November,
and that the marriage Of the King will be-
celebrated in December.
A Paris dispatch to the Daily News an.
nounces that It has been finally decided
that ex.Queen Isabella will be present at
the wedding Of King Alfonso.
An Alexandria correspondent OF the Lon.
don Standard reports that the decree ap.
pointing Messrs. Boring and DeBling-
nieres Comptrollers, was signed yesterday.
A special correspondent to the London
papers at Alexandrowo states that the pre-
cautionary measures Of the police at the
meeting oil Emperors were absurdly rigid.
A Savoy newspaper states the Engineer
in.Chlet Of the French Department Of
Public Works has been instructed to
make preliminary study Of the project
for tunneling Mont Blanc.
The Times Berlin correspondent says
that well known architect here has laid
before the Emperor designs for a building
for the Exhibition OF 1856. The same
correspondent has good reason TO believe
that Count Won Moltke has visited the
Gar at Warsaw.
The London Standards Lisbon corres-
pondent states that an oporto newspaper,
the Conlmercio de 4itho, is about to be
prosecuted by the Portuguese Govern
ment at the request Of the Spanish EN-.
bassador, for using offensive language TO-
wards King Alfonso.
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A Booming Dispatch.

MIDDLErowS, o., September 4.-This
place is centrally situated between Dayton
and Cincinnati, and is fast obtaining ia.
vorable recognition all over the country
as frstclass city in activity. The
great boom in business circles all over the
country is plainly perceptible with US.
Our seven large paper mills are running
day and night at their fullest capacity,
and are far behind in their orders. Our to.
bacco works repaying large revenues to
the Government, standing next,in amount,
in the Westto St. Louis. Their orders are
on the increase, and they are enlarging
their factories and increasing their capaci-
ty. In fact, everyki lind Of busines found!
ry, pump works, flour mills, sack factory,
carriage factories, brewery, grain trade,
pork, mailing, &C., are all busy aud push:
ing things forward to meet the demand
no tramp, no idlers; laborers in demand !;
wages good; prices good The great ma
jority Of citizens, Democrats and Republi.
cans, are in favor Of letting the money
question stand as 1t is.
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A Fatal Yacht Ride.

sAcKErTs HARDoR, N. Y, September s.
The sailing yacht westwind, to-day cap.
sized and sunk Immediately in Henderson
Bay. There were nine persons on board,
seven Of whom attempted to swim ashore,
a distance Of half amile and were drowned.
Two clung to spar aud were rescued.
The names Of those lost are, Byron and
Nelson Vestcott, brothers, Edward Benis.
min Schuyler, Howard Drake, Lewis Al.
len Ramsey and Edward York, The
names Of those saved are, Byron Wycks
and Charles Washburn. Two Of those lost
leave families. The wind was very strong
and the boat had ballast that caused her
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TORONTO, September 5.-The Governor
General and the Princess Louise were
warmly welcomed here to-day by an i'm.
mense multitude Of people. The royal
standard was unfurled, q salute fred and
children sang "The Campbells are Com
ing" ft piT i3e sd
The distinguished party was received
by the Mayor and children and after pre-
senting bouquets and copies ofsongs, sang
Canada's welcome. The party then NOV.
ed up Lorne street, which was covered
with scarlet carpet to Front street, where
the line was formed, the children in the
meanwhile singing the national anthem.
The route of the procession was to the
Horticultural Gardens, which was densely
packed with people, who Justify cheered
the distinguished visitors as they passed.
In the pavilion in helgardens the Mayor
read an address to His Excellency, who
made brief response and the Princess
soon afterwards, with a silver spade
planted a tree. The procession then form.
ed and marched to the exhibition grounds
where the Governor General formally
opened the exhibition n ->v51g-, ;,
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, September .5.-A special dis
patch from Alexandrowa, mention among
the extraordinary precautions adopted BY
the police on the occasion Of the meeting
Of the Emperors, that the street communi-
eating between the Imperial residence was
macadamized that the presence Of con-
spirators might be easily detected and
their escape prevented in the event OF an
attempted flight. s...
The National Zeitang says the recent
visit Of the Emperor to the Gear had only
been decided on twenty.four hours before
the Emperor left Berlin, and that the visit
was taken at the urgent invitation OF the
Gar. The preparations were made with
the greatest secrecy. When the Emperors
met, both the. railway station and street
leading TO 1t, were cleared by the police,
who were stationed at every twenty yards.
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BULGARIA.

LONDON, September ga dispatch to
the Times from Bucharest, says: The
crops in Bulgaria having failed, the gov
ernment has forbidden the expectation Of
cereals.
Important demolitions Of Notifications
around Rustchuk have taken place.
A Paris correspondent Of the Times re-
ports that the French crew Of the ship
Chandernagor, quilted her at Flushing,
she becoming American property, and
her disarming commenced. The men on
beard were principally Germans. They
drilled daily, and had arms on an Ameri.
can system, allowing seventeen shotsto be
fred in succession.
BUCHAREST, September 5.-The state Of
siege has been raised in the Bulgarian
districts OF Rasgrod, Shurala and Asnean
Bazaar.
The Roumanian Minister Of the In
terror has informed the Chambers that he
has taken necessary precautions regarding
the threatened famine in the districts Of
Arges and 0lt.
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SPANISH RELIEF TO CUnA.

HAVANA, September 5.-The Spanish
Minister Of Colonies has cabIed Captain
General Blanco to draw against the Span
ish treasury the amount OF $500 900, and
augment the amount II needed to stamp
out the Holquin and Santiago de Cuba
bonds. The newspapers say that official
information from Holquin and Santiago
de Cuba represents that perfect tranquil
ity prevails among the inhabitants in the
surrounding country, the principal chiefs
Of the old insurrection remaining loyal to
the government. The government has
created new Jurisdiction, embracing
Holquin, Lastrenas and Gibara, because
Of their great distance from the jurisdic.
ton Of Santiago de Cuba, to which they
belong. General Jose Valera has been
appointed military governor Of the new
jurisdiction. Heavy and continuous rains
prevail In the greatest part Of the island
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Beware of Too Much ora Boom.

Cincinnati Gazette Of yesterday.
The interest OF the iron producer is not
in booming prices of the product and Of
labor, and in speculation in stocks on
hand; but in steady production at such
prices as to hold the home market at least,
II not to give an outlet abroad. Booming
prices OF iron are swiftly followed by
booming prices for labor, all of which
makes boom in imports of iron. specu-
lation in stocks on hand soon plays out,
and then comes the weakness Of having
TO produce at the highest cost. Expe-
rience has shown that the most extreme
duty cannot prevent the importation Of
iron wheni it is stimulated by Initiating the
cost OF home production by great volume
Of money. And we may remark here,
right in the face Of what is fondly called
sound money initiation, that the working
is the same whether the great volume Of
monev be on the credit basis, or on what
Is called the specie basis.
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ENaL1sn aRAIN liARKErs.

LIVERPOOL, September ga leading
grain circular says: In consequence Of
the finest possible weather, the wheat
markets this week were generally quiet.
Harvesting Is in full swing in the south,
where large breadth Of wheat has been
cut, though none has yet been threshed
To test It's quality. Wheat aaoat Is steady,
cargoes in all positions being firmly held.
Buyers, however, ARE reluctant to pay
the prices demanded. The weather this
morning appears less settled and the mar.
ket here was thinly attended, but business
was transacted in wheat to fair extent,
with red and white descriptions support.
ing Tuesdays prices. Flour is unchanged.
Corn was sparingly offered and closes firm
at an advance Of q penny.
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TnE Bellaire Leader democratic paper
is rather indignant over the result OF the
late Democratic Senatorial Convention,
whereby the Hon. David Wagner was laid
on the shell along side Of citizens Alex.
ander and Daniord. 1t complains that
Belmonts claims were oyersIaughed by
Harrison county strong Republican
county. This is not q fair statement Of the
case. The same reasons that compelled
Belmont county to set aside Alexander
and DunIord compelled the Senatorial Con-
yention to set aside Mr.. Wagner. This is
all there is Of it. They were all tarred
with the county removal business. The
son.in.law of Mr.. Wagner ought to be able
tosee clearer the motive that actuated the
Senatorial Convention.
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staubenVille GaEelte o. Yesterday.
The Wheeling INTELLIaENcER is much
exercised at the alarming prevalence Of
diphtheria in that city. and attributes the
disease to detective drainage in that por-
ton OF the city where it has been most "a
tai. The INTELLIaRNCKR has undoubtedly
hit upon the real cause Of the disease, and
the Wheeling authorities should at once
take measures to secure future immunity
from this most terribly fatal Of all diseases
by improving the drainage wherever such
improvement is needed. There are some
parts Of steubenville almost equally liable
to furnish victims to this fell DESTROYER,
and before we have had Wheeling's sad
experience there should be proper exer.
tons TO remove the cause.