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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-28
San Francisco.
FInaneial Revievv.

EEw, York, April 2s.-Eyents of the week
IN financial circles were important only so far
as dealings on the Stock Exchange, share and
Bond list were concerned. The money market
was easy, tho extreme rates Call Loans having
been 2a5 per cent with most business at Sa3
Per cent Foreign Exchanges were Quiet at
s7a4 SSH. In Government Bonds the new
Fours recorded sharp advance on purchases
tor both home and foreign accounts. The
Skies and funded Fives Of 1881 were weak.
Four and halls firm, and Currency Sixes
strong. Railway and Miscellaneous Specula.
ton was active at intervals, with sharp fiuct-
uations In prices. During the greater portion
oil the week low priced Southwestern stocks
monopolized the chief attention OF the opera
torsi an advance Of 2to l0X per lcent took
place, but sharp reaction followed in some
cases. Wabash advanced lOX per cent and
closed alta reaction Of about 2 per cent, The
Coal Stocks were very prominent in the deal.
ings, particularly toward the close, when they
advanced from 8 to 5K per cent Northwest
and St. Paul Stocks were irregular and in The
main weak and lower, the decline ranging
from TO 4per cent with only a light recovery
at the close. Investment Shares were generally
higher. eN''N''
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BoSD 4G1vRS BY THE owNEas OF THE
STEAMER IReNsIDEs.-Th owners OF the
steamer 1ronsides and barges, which were
tied up here on Friday by the City Ser
geant, gave the required bond on Saturday,
and the steamer and barges proceeded on
their way to st. Louis. The bond is in the
sum Of s,6Sl 70, to the payment whereof
to the Peabody Insurance Company,
Messrs. James Mcdonald and John A.
Armstrong bind themselves. The consid-
Grafton OF the obligation is that, the Pea
body Insurance. Company having sued out
Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling an
order Of attachment against the 1ronsides
and barges, belonging to Richard O. Gray
and Meichoir Beltzhooyer, partners doing
business under the firm name OF Gray's
Iron Line, for the sum Of $4,Sl5 IS, the
defendants desiring to release their prop
erty from the levy, gave this bond as re-
qufred by law, and agree to satisfy any
judgment which may be rendered against
them In said cause.
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REcovERY or rnE tBoDY OF WILLIAM
PAGE. The body Of VIM. q, Page, engi-
neer Of the steamer Nail City, who was
drowned of the Nail City on the morn
ing Of the first OF April last, was recover
ed on Saturday morning, two miles above
Baresyille, some fourteen miles below
where the unfortunate man fell overheard.
The remains, which were much decomPos-
ed, were taken to Baresville, where an in
Quest was held, and q medical examination
had. A deep cut was found on the fore
head. where it Is thought Page was struck
by the wheel Of the boat when he fell, and
was perhaps rendered senseless and eonse-
ouently unable to swim. The body was
brought up on the steamer Mallie Ragon,
Saturday night, and taken to the late resi-
dence 81 deceased on the Island, from
whence the interment took place at )
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GaribaIdl's Million Muskst Scheme
Reported a Failure.
Church and State Troubles in France
M and Belgium.
Pope to Invite Governments to Unite in
Stamping Out Socialism.
Brown Wins Long Distance, by
sa.5, 542 Miles.
FRANCE.

PARIS, April 26.-The demand for the
prosecution Of Monsignor FORBADE, Arch
bishop OF AK, for issuing pastoral at.
tacking Jules Ferry's Education Bill, was
toreshadowed, by Lapere, Minister OF the
Interior, at q banquet at Auxerres, when
he stated he would make the Concordat
respected by all the clergy Of whatever
rank; that II priests, instead OF giving
religious teaching from the pulpit, attacked
the institutions Of the country, or insulted
State tunctionaries or private individuals,
their deviations must be repressed. Jules
Ferry, at Epinal, declared It to be the
resolution Of the Cabinet not only to press
the University Bill, but to enforce respect
for law, both on irreconcilables Of the Left
and irreconcilables OF the Right.
! The pastoral OF the Archbishop OF AK
begins by discussing as the bitter war, OF
which the parents arethe first victims, the
attack upon ecCleTiastical teachers and on
slaught on Catholic colleges and uniyersi-
ties. After condemning this as unjust ifi-
able, and insisting on the patriotism, supe.
riority and cheapness OF ecclesiastical etlu-
cation, the Archbishop quotes the Pope's
recent letter on the design Of anti. .Catho-
lies to win over the rising generation, and
declares the object OF the war against
Christian teachings is to root out religion,
unchristianize the world and win over
youth to the cause OF impiety. Topreyent
this he exhorts his flock to prayer and to
every legal means OF resistance. "Are we
not, he says, "as much French citizens
as others, no matter who among our assail-
ants; are we rather more so than certain
citizens Of yesterday, II they
are naturalized, whom we see figure so
proudly at the head OF their lines?" This
has reference TO the English extraction OF
Waddington, the French Premier. The
charge preferred against the Archbishop is
what is called an abuse-that is, an act ex-
ceeding his proper functions, form Of
procedure applicable only to State func.
tionaries. The. Government, it is semi
stated, has placed no obstacle in
the way OF the protest which the Bishops
thought proper to publish in the shape OF
petitions or pamphlets, but it is quite re-
solved 10 prevent the controversies from
arising under the form OF pastoraIs des.
tined to beread from the pulpit and to
politics into the exercise OF re.
ligious worship.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs has sent
q circular to the Powers relative to the
Greek frontier. A prompt solution of the
question is anticipated.
President Greyy signed to-day 307 par.
dons Of Communists.
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NEw YoRx. April Cotton Dull at
l1sEa11Nc. Flour Firm and unchanged.
Wheat-Fair exportand very moderate specu.
latiye business rejected spring 76a7ec; No. 4
spring Sass Nc; No. 3spring 50a9lc; ungrad.
ed do s2a96ci No: 2 spring s9ca$l Oh un.
No. do 81 1Sa1 131f; No. / do, sales 5000
bushels, at 81 1la1 llh: extra do, sales 400
bushels, at 81 13A. Rye-Firmer; western
at 67l1a59J<c. Barley Dull. Malt-Noml.
nally unchanged. Corn-Good demand: nm.
graded 42a43lSc; No. 5, 40>Ia4l lIc; steamer No
42Ila42S@c; No. 2, ,4355fa439ic. 0ats-Heayv.
No. 2, 81 40; No. 2 white IS Ila3Ic: No. i, III
S2Mci mixed western 30tSaS2c; white western
and unchanged. Cotfee-S Steady and unehanS.
ed. sugar-Quiet and steady; refining iair q
good 0ISa6&c. MolaSses Firm, RIceEsteady'
Petroleum=Weak; United 76c; refined sKc
Whisky-Ffrm and unchanged at 81 OK.
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III rogap:I Annlr or Homo,

WASHINGTON, April 96.-Colonel Lowe,
Of Alabama, whose challenge Of Senator
Logan to mortal combat was stated in
these dispatches last night, publishes a
card here this afternoon, in which he
gives his three successive letters to Logan,
the last an invitation to meet him outside
the District. After giving these letters,
Lowe states that he refrains from brand.
ing logan as liar, because he is q U. s.
Senator, and he will not post him as a
scoundrel and poltroon, because it would
be violation Of the local statutes. He
therefore contents himself by publishing
Logan as one who knows how toinsult, but
not how to satisfy a gentleman. loves
friends states tonight that this ends the
matter, unless Logan takes 1t up, which he
will not do. In truth, Logan seems to
care little about it, and contents himself
with declining to receive any message
from Lowe whatever. Nobody doubts
Logan courage, for those who served in
the army with him say that he was
always at the front, and seemed to never
know what fear was. He has profound
contempt for the Code. Public sentiment
here is divided, but there is very strong
feeling against a revival OF the barbarous
Southern custom Of settling so.called per-
sonal difficulties which prevailedin Wash
ington before the war, and which still
prevails at the South, but has been abolish
ed here by higher civilization.
Lowe to-day asked a member OF Con.
gress from the West how such affairs were
settled at the North, and was told that
they were always settled without blood
shed; that in the hurry aud worry and
business rush of life misunderstanding
among men was usually passed over and
forgotten in from twenty-four to forty
eight hours, and nobody hurt. 1t Is likely
there will be no more Of this affair, as
Lowe will not take further steps, and Lo-
gan will go on in the even tenor OF his
way, making no threats and fearing none.
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The symptoms are moisture, like pers,
piration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, as Il pin worms were crawling in
and about the rectum, the private parts
are sometimes affected; II allowed to con.
tnue, very serious results may follow.
DR. SwAYNE's ALI HEALING OINTMENT Is a
pleasant sure cure. .'.#7
HoME CuREA-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were
as above described, the use Of swayne's
Ointment in short time made q perfect
cure. i.
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Scaly Skin Eruption, use swayhe's Oint.
ment and be cured. Sent by mail 20 any
address on receipt OF price (in curreiSy OF
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three boxes, 81 25. Address letters, DR.
Swayne 4 Son, $50 N. Sixth St., Philadel
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81. r.h,ro fora number Of years been in
v..nt,be .lmrricm .Ioundlg The Aedi'
''S'I, |, s.,l,,. y, edited by Isaac Hays, A. NJ,
: n and l. Minis Hays, A. NJ. NJ. d., oil
Philadelphia ,,,,,, .,o ,,o.,
.'r.,I .r and surgical authority in the
[...J states. and it gives US pleasure to
''.,,s .,s hiatt the last volume Of the Transac-
@.,, .,,t tbe West Virginia Medical Society
.,.,s, ,.i,. in its pages for April, 1870, a very
s,o,ble ',o, notice. Speaking ofa well known
" ,,I9el felow.citizen, 1t says: CDR.
i.,,.II. !, the veteran Surgeon Of Wheel
:, continues his instructive retrospect
,l,,,.. !, Three cases OF 'infantilepa
~. .rsje, bis notice during three days,
n su,eI BY sudden chill, after exposure
= = ,,,,, heat. several cases OF cerebro-
IN, meningitis, and of different imaam-
,.,to,y lesions, are traced to the same
,,,r,-imprulent efforts to reduce the
sJJr hea, in extremely hot weather. DR..
ysvejl lars much stress on the earliness
4 tp,,nent in all forms of CLUB foot"
4. I strongly inclined, too, to value ad-
l,te saps and pIaster.of-Paris bandages
mar si,hly than the expensive parapher-
,,hd The instrument.makers. aF
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rhnt WouId.he Trnrndlnn.

CHICAGO, April 26.-Booth again visited
Gray in his cell, to-day, accompanied by
an attorney, but the young man refused TO
to talk. Another meeting will be had Mon.
day. Gray says: "When l reveal what
intend revealing II will put US both in a
bad predicamentn He thinks his punish.
ment at most will not be longer than q
months confinement.
A AKeokuk dispatch gives an,interyiew
with Gray's mother, in which she gives his
name as Lyon; that he was born March
Q, 1854, his father having died in Novnm.
Der previous,
Booth says from 1859 to 1855 he was in
Australia and California hence the ques.
ton ot Gays parentage Is settled, but
speculatiohis still fite a. to whether be d
crazy or did the shooting TO get his name
NWEk
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Three Thousand by the RIversIde-Re.
lief Association - Kansas Doing the
Handsome Thing. ..-.,
New ORLEANS, April ga dispatch
from vidalia, Concordia Parish, reports
three thousand negroes on the river bank
awaiting transport Kansasward.
The Migration Relief Association (col.
ored), of Louisiana, has formally organ
lied, and is prepared for correspondence
with similar associations West, North and
East. Rev. @. H. Thompson is chairman.
MAXHArrAx, KAs., April 26.-The ar
rival here Of couple Of hundred colored
refugees has had the effect Of setting the
people to work providing for them. They
are well sheltered and cared for, and ar
ransements are being! made to procure
them work on farms and in families. A
meeting Of citizens was held tonight and
a committee appointed to solicit aid. Res
olutions were also adopted to the effect
that it would be untrue to our former his
tory and the dictates Of humanity il we
did not extend them a cordial welcome
and pledge ourselves, as far as We are
able, to relieve their distress and aid
them in finding employment and homes.
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RUSSIA.


ST. PEtRRsBuRo, April 26.-An order o.
the Minister Of War 10 the Imperial Guard
and troops OF this military district, directl
that report be forthwith made Of the
stock Of arms in possession OF the respec'
tive corps, in the same manner as that re.
Gently prescribed for civil authorities.
Two students have been sentenced Ia
nine and another to four months impris.
onment for disturbing order.
A DISCOVERED PLAXoF THE SlHrLIsrs.
LONDON, April pa dispatch from
Berlin to the Standard says: Porters To
guard doors and houses and prevent the
posting Of placards In st. Petersburg are
required by Gen. Gourkos. Relations
cannot be obtained because the Nihilists
threaten oil who undertake the service,
with death. Gen. Gourkos, apparently,
has been moved from the dictatorship OF
st. Petersburg on account OF the impracti.
cable nature Of his orders.
A peasant has been arrested with a let.
ter in his possession containing G detailed
plan OF an attack on Winter Palace and
the prison in which Saloviett Is confined.
Although the letter Is probably hoax
the entire garrison was called out. The
Czarowftch has received an anonymouslet-
ter warning him to 60 abroad. Murders
continue To be reported.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

EAST WHEELING SHOOTING MArCHEs,--
Between l2 and / o'clock Saturday night
gang Of some tenor fifteen rowdies gath.
cred In the yard OF Kate MONEYS bagnio,
In East Wheeling, and demanded admis.
sion to her shanty, which she refused.
The crowd then threatened 10 break her
door open, but fearing that Kate might
treat them 10 q dose Of powder and lead,
as she did Sheekey a short time since, they
abandoned the attempt, and got into a row
among themselves. Several pistol shots
were discharged, but, 80 far as we could
learn, without damage TO any one. Frank
0Bden, one Of the rtngleaders, was subse.
quently arrested In restauranto on Market
street by Officers Davis and Altmyer, and
put In the lookup for hearing this morn
ing. Other parties whose names we with.
hold for the present will be arrested as soon
as the officers find them.
Yesterday morning about 2 o'clock, In
front Of Maud Stanley's place, corner
Chapline and Nineteenth streets, "Dutchy"
West and other rowdies became involved
In q fight, In which pistols and handy bill.
lies were freely used, and black eyes and
bleeding noses became as plenty as black
berries. Although several pistol shots
we're discharged, 1t does not appear that
any one was seriously hurt. Some one
went for West pretty heavy, as he went TO
Kate MONEYS near by, and asked for
water to wash the blood off his face. He
also wanted to borrow pistol from Kate,
but she told him she had none.
This same 'Dutchy" West on Saturday
night went into the house Of Jennie
Gray, in North Wheeling, and beat her In
q most brutal manner. The police watched
for him all night, without finding him,
until Sunday afternoon about four O'clock,
when Officers McCully and Miller stole a
march on him by coming through the
Hempfeld tunnel, and put their hands on
him near the tunnel bridge. He will
have hearing before Judge Crammer
this morning, and then will be handed
over to the State authorities, for trial.
''Dutchy" has been out OF the Ohio PEN
ltentiary at Columbus but q, few weeks,
and is q bad man to be at large. It is
hoped he will get his Just dues. -.
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WAsH1xroS, April 28.-There is no
abatement here in the interest taken in
the colored exodus from the South. Gen.
eral Conway, Of New Jersey, has been
here several days striving to give the
general interest practical shape and to
do something substantial for the blacks.
He has received from General Butler an
offer OF 10000 acres OF good farming land
in Wisconsin, to be divided into small
farms and transferred TO these freedmen.
General Butler claims that it is all
nonsense that colored men cannot
prosper in cold country; that no
people, black or white, can prosper SO
Welt in ali respects in Q warm as in q cold
climate, and that the highest degree Of
civilization is reached by people living,
not under the tropical sun, but where
there ia an abundance OF ice and snow. He
therefore thinks the Colored people, II
made owners Of land and houses, will be
far better off in the West and Northwest
than in the South, and makes his offer &c.
cordingly, leaving to the philanthropists
OF the North an opportunity Of proving
their sincerity by coming forward and
providing these people with the means oi
utilizing the offer he has made. AZ!
Colonel Robert g. Ingersoll will go to
New York in few days, and deliver lee.
ture on the problem Of the EXODUS one
OF the objects OF his doing so being TO as.
sist in raising fund to help the refugees
TO avail themselves Of the offer made by
General Butler. He has been urged TO do
this by many leading citizens otNew York,
General Conway, accompanied by one OF
two OF the colored men, will return TO st
Louis to formulate plans for giving the
refugees immediate and permanent help.
One old Quaker in Philadelphia has
taken special interest in the matter Of Sc.
curing them homes, and has subscribed
SO, 900 for that purpose. ,....
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SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.

LONDON, April 27.-The British squad.
ron on the Pacific station has been order.
ed TO cruise off the coast OF Peru.
NEw YoRE, April 26,-The President Of
Bolivia has announced that he would
march at the head Of 10000 men to recov.
er Antonagasta. Officers Of the Bolivian
army. in proclamation, renounce pay,
and accept the rations Of common soldiers
until the outrages committed by Chilli
upon Bolivia are avenged.
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PHILApElrMA, April %. - Flour Quiet
and firm; Minnesota family fair to good
a4a4 80; fancy AT6; Ohio $4 so; FOOD
= ~: choice $ 50; Minnesota patent $3.50
a. "a. Wheat-Quiet; ungraded western
q y ooal 0.; No. 2 western red 81 lax. Rye
En. Ei.ouf5steady at y IS. Corn-Quiet; western
Firm; mixed 32aSSc; white western SlasSc.
Proyidons-DuIl and unchanged. Butter~
Weak creamery extra l9a2Oc; New York
state and bradford county, Pa. extra l5al7c:
western Reserve extras llal6c; do good to
choice l0alSc. EggS-Western ike. Cheese
Steady; western creamery Sc; do good 5X
abNG. Petrolenm-Quiet; refined SIC; crude
&C. Whtsky-Firm; western 81 051i.
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TrapyRAScE Norrs.-Messrs. Marshall,
Young. Bags and Harden addressed q
large meeting at Mozart Hall on Saturday
evening. There were several signers to
the pledge, among them Frank Coyle, who
formerly kept saloon In East wheeling
Thors was q large and enthusiastic tenn
ipeTancs nesting at Outs Hall. last night.
sneeches were, made by ]. Diving, Rob
eFt Marshall, John Baggs, .. Harden,
j =. Stanton and Thomas j. Cartwright,
VICE President Of the Union. There were
seyeral siguers TO the pledge. A meeting
mi lie held at the same hall on Tuesday
evening. All are invited,
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These figures afford to the steubenyille
Gcdtl, which is rampant imitation pa
p' very strong proof that the condition
d the country-at least this particular
porOn oiit-is not improving. That pa
Per Argues, thst inasmuch as last year was
hsyear in which the bankrupt act ex-
Piul, and inasmuch as there was a great
Tsh into bankruptcy in order to secure
Inscriptions, therefore the failures re-
"Nled for the first quarter of this year
Rreilly more noteworthy and discour-
pasthnu were thosefor the same quarter
OIa&year.
Ibis theory is plausible, but not sound.
NE bankrupt act induced many dishonest
tsSion to rush into it at the last gasp,
luiHitdid also many honest ones.
he crop Of failures was especially
ltNe from July to September. Large as it
w, however, it did not include very
AIay debtors who we're really hopelessty
bankrupt, but who held on in the expecta-
Ton Of a turn for the better this year,
oVtas to the large crops Of the two
liSyeals, and our heavy exports TO Eu-
nPe Aturn ior the better has occurred
'as year, and the country is slowly re-
operating but the change is not radical
enough to rescue those whose financial
sicition is shOpeleSs. A sudden and un-
%'aHd increase in value is the only
Heiictne that could possibly reach such
a'es, and the fact that such an increase
aSH0toccuFred, and is not likely to occur,
saasinS a number Of weary debtors to
9 80 their grip this year, who really
mould, in Justice to their creditors, have
AgolAst year. n
The great trouble has been, ever since
We panic OF 1873, that persons who were
embarrassed by thave expected to see q
'Aetlon to something like old prices, and
SeFe are people who even now look for
't0l TO the coming back again OF the
9HSs that prevailed before the break
@N' The present generation has beer
%aca'ed by the war and by our ire
'seaaOIe paper money to look upon ar
m0l low prices as unnatural, aud 81
e'ssi and temporary, whereas theStruti
that We are never likely t
" asain even an approxima
700 to the ante.panic standard o
Pn'es' This fact is the dead weight upor
0eeSOn, because while their debts remaiI
adVhile interest accumulates their as
sa such Us they are, do not re.infate
"s'ce debtors who were not wholly CON
aaed last year by the shrinkage, hav
y wen Vo'sted by the lapse of time sine
Ssn, ~. ,nOlbeCause timeshave not improyed
,.. W. Because the consuming moth OF u
'e'ss' has been at work.
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PANAMA REVOLUTION.

NRw YoRx, April 26.-News Of areyolu.
ton In Panama was autographed here on
the 18th. The Star and. Herald, OF that
city, Of the 18th, --latest date re-
ceivedl, has the following: "Rumors Of
a revolution have disturbed the city the
last few days. President Casoria Is VISIT
ing the interior, aud his absence Is con.
sidered favorable BY some aspirants 10 dis
tinctioh to accomplish their ends. Negroes
outside the city are all armed, and only
await q signal 10 pull down the present