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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-15

OTTAWA, February 1.-THE Governor.
General, in his address to Parliament, says
he will press for the most vigorous prose-
cution Of the Canadian Pacific Railroad.
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EoR RENT.-The Rooms now occupied
= by ChaS. y. Dwight, DFuREiSt, corner TWENTY.
iCHrth ,M and ChApllne streets, Apply 10 g E. TAY.
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RICMNoSp, February II. = Alexander
Vaughn, convicted Of ballot box stulIing
in Petersburg, has been sentenced 10 ono
year In jail aud fined $3.50 and costs.
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EoR RENT-The Desirable Law Oflices
y No. liA0 Chapllne Street, nov occupied BY MEsSI,
Ehkine Allison. Possession given April iit.
al onco Peabody Iu. g.. } + i,IS PEMEIl. MnLfl.,,s,
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LONDON, February IA Tho advices
from Italy seem to show that she Is more
panic stricken by the reports Of the plague
than are the countries nearer to Russia.
The Nibaltino line OF steamers between
Italy and Egypt have been discontinued.
Importation Of Egyptian cotton is pro.
htbited at Palermo. "A Greek corn laden
vessel attempted to enter the port, but
was warned off by a cannon shot.
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LONDON, February l4.--Weston arrived
at York this morning, having walked l.,
99227miles. He is l72 miles behind time.
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E'OR RENT.-Two nice dwelling houses
n on South York Stroet, Island, Oi SIX and seven
rooms respectively, CHEAP.
AlAo choice building lois on Broadway, York and
-, Y. Z. ZANE.
ItlH q SNnIh ponn O.
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DOR SALE-THE PIANO WAGON
~ o. Adams Lucas. The running gears are nsaF.
new. WIZ b sold AtA very low price. To be seen
dS6 4. NJ. ADAMS
DOR sALE--A TWENTY HORSE.
y 20 \ nER 1hdth d Wedge Portable Engine aud
very cheap On RasV terms Apply " HOBSON 4
bkANsON, klashlng, OhlO le6
DOR SALE-A FRAME HOUSE AND
I LOT. House Il new aud contains four rooms,
Kitchen, pantry, cellar aud out houses. Situated I'd
!ilI9pIilie, Jefferson county, U. address SAMUEL
LINDSEY a the above place ieGs
E0R sALE-A TwO-sTORY BRICK HOUSE,
Il situate on BOf street, between 9th aud 2SIh
Streets Con!AinIng tx rooms and wash house The
House viii be sold cheap aud on eRsy lGFnS. Apply 10
CHRISTIAN LOTT,
IAn92 No. 1913 EOtf fSltert,
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Jno. Edwards was hanged to-day, in
em!thfiell, N. C., for the murder Of Noder
J, Ballard, preacher, Oct. 9th, 1875.
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NOR RENT-BRICR HOUSE. s ROOMS AND
II store, No; @ Eighteenth street; water and Rns
Hl.o tno Brick House Ol the corner Of Eleventh AMI
Cnapllne street. Possession on April ISt
IAhH A. NJ ADAMS
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oalee. Nos. Is and "a rOurteenlh strest,

aEsession Of the House Of Delegates
last night was dlsgraCctul, We arc sorry
torecorl the fact, butsuch was tho case.
Better far to dispense with night sessions
II the law making body Of tile State is 60
ing to put aside all ideas ot dignity and
decorum, and resolve itselfi into show for
the jesrs of the public.
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rIlliSIiBn ~ THE STORM,
Two Year. Rxtcnslon.

FALL RtysR, MASS, February l4.-All
the creditors ofthe American PrintWorks
decide the two years extension asked, N
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Tic Douloureux or Neuralgia can he in
stantly relieved and permanently cured
by the use OF keller's Roman Liniment.
Price.50 cents q bottle.
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FoR sALE-FRAME HOUSE

Containing Hve rOOtus over an acre Of ground within
half mlls Of city limits, near new Elm Grove Road
CaldWell's Bun. Beautiful location. WIN be sold
Chea FOriurthsr particulars call at this office or on
The premises. fG-dAn
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ITALY.

NEW CATHOLIC pTocEsEs IN THE UNITED
STATES.
IIoMR, February 1.-THE Vatican has
decided to create certain new diocesGs in
the United States, in consequence OF the
growth OF the church.
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VOLUME XXVII.-NUMBER l4g.


EoR RENT-The Two Dwelling Houses
i.S FO'' ilA RDs iiSs Mark, Market ,I!Ess Apply .
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The RepuLligue Fancuie energetiCally
protests against permission being nc.
corded Russia to carry out her intention
Of sending four volunteer fleet vessels,
employed in transporting troops in the
Black Sea, TO Marseilles for repair.
The medical authorities recommend a
careful fumigation ofall letters and news
papers at the Russian frontier.
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IOSDoS, February i.-PErRoLEuM-DeNned
7Ila75Sd. l.lnseel oil, 20a.
LtvGproor, February ll.-PraoLEuu-
Spirits l0d !; refined sgd.
PtTtsBuRaH, February Il.-PErRoLEux =
Quiet; crude steadya at 81 lS74 at PaFkers for
shipment refined 0lEc for Philadelphia deliv.
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FQR RENT-A Good Brick Dwelling
4 House No. 1851 west aide Of Chapllne Street
norlh q Eleventhi gas and water, containing seven
rooms ball Kitchen and wash house; has recently been
P1h PI " gool ofIeF, now occupied BY B. ROseISteln.
nu % rented low 10 good tenant, App,y 10 GeoTT1
Robinson, 1919 and 1911 Market Street, m
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TO TIE DA1LY INTE11Ia aENoER.
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE PLAGUE.


/
ITALY PANIC STRICKEN.
LONDON, February IA Tho advices
from Italy seem TO show that she Is more
panic stricken by the reports OF the plague
than are the countries nearer to Russia.
The Nibaltino line OF steamers between
Italy and Egypt have been discontinued.
Importation of Egyptian cotton Ia pro.
hibitedat Palermo. a Greek corn laden
vessel attempted to enter the port, but
was warned off by a cannon shot.
.AH LATEST NEroRrs.
PARIS, February 1.-THE Official Jour.
nal says: Tho latest reports Of The plague
Arc encouraging. 1t has not increased
whore energetic measures have been taken
for It's suppression. The French Gov.
ernment has dispatched physicians to in.
veStigate the disease. The reports that
the plague has appeared in Turkey are un.
founded. There Is no ground for panic
and no danger for the present from ar.
rivals froIn the Black Sea or the Sea OF
Azot. Nevertheless tho Minister OF Com.
mGrce has ordered q quarantine OF two
days ut the French ports on the Metlitcr.
ranean and In Algeria, including the ar.
rivals from the Black Sea and the Sea Of
Azof, even when provided with clean
bill Of health.
PROTEST AGAINST RUSSIAN VESSELS.
The RpuJligae Fanorie cnergetically
protests against permission being ac-
corded Russia to carry out her intention
OF sending four volunteer feet vessels,
employed in transporting troops in the
Black Sea, to Marseilles for repair.
The medical authorities recommend
careful funligation ofall letters and news
papers at the Russian frontier.
80, DEAD.
Rear Admiral Fonilley, OF the Mediter-
ronean squadron, is dead.
oRE QuARANTISED.
THRONE, February 14.-vcssels arriving
from the Sea Of AzOlE, the Black Sea, Sa-
lonica, Syria and the Islands OF Arcliipe-
lago are to be quarantined for seven days.
ENGLAND.
LIVERPOOL KICKS AGAINST TIE CATTLE
ORDER.
LIvERPooL, February l4.-At meeting
ofthe Liverpool Health Committee yes
tertlay the Town Clerk stated that the
recent order ofthe Priyy Council wonld
entirely prevent the shipment of live
stock from the United States TO Liyerpool
because Liverpool is not registered under
the act as foreign arrival wharf The
only points 50 registered arc London,
Tl,ull, n,, ATtlLns9y, hartlepo9l, Newcastle,
riymouIn anu sunderland. The Com
IbIt.ee lille; Ii Seetuen 70 nuutess leter TO the
i;.o:y i;tHy Sou.1c.i ie. ca'llg atIehtloh 70 the
NJ T,ivernool nrJ ~ ,Sa % non,,,at;aI U t"S post
Lancashire and Yorkshire and expressing
hope that arrangements now making by
Liverpool dock board may lead the Priv
Council before the third OF March to define
port at Liverpool where foreign arrivals
may be landed.
LONDON, January 14.-In the House of
Commons today Lord George +, Hamil.
ton, Vice President Of the Council, in re-.
ply to inquiries, said the Council Ind or
dered thee slaughter Of American cattle
because, some time 400. the Conncil was
informed OF the prevalence Of disease
among tle cattle IN t!e United Suites.
among tne sources ol Information was
mnS9nVn fFOTO pFngiInOk HOVna NnnO1,,
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THE WEATHER.


ST. PAUL, February 1.-THE ,hrrmomc-
ter Is 2le below zero, the coldcss weather
that has been experienced this scasCn'
PERSISTED IN THR STORM.
NlroRtA, rebrury H. Robert Kerr,
formerly auditor General Of the Province,
perished in snow storm, being ioIlnd
this morning near his residence.
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CONGRESS.
WAsHrSoroN, February II.
SENATE.
rIIR CHINESE nlLL-sENAToR MATTHEWS
AMENDMENT.

TilR CHINESE nILL-sRNAToR MATTHEWS
AMENDMENT.
Consideration was resumed Of the bill u
restrict Chinese immigration. Messrs
Blaine and Mitchell advocated 1t, arguing
that Il was In strict accord with interna'
tional obligations.
Mr., Matthews submitted the following
as substitute for the House Bill: That
the President Of the United States Is here
by requested, as promptly rs in his julg-
ment would be expedient, to give notice
to tho Emperor OF China thatthe existing
treaty stipulations regulating theimmigra.
tlon Of subjects Of the Chinese Empire TO
this country, and the practice Of i'm
migration which has resulted tlerefrom,
are not satisfactory 10 this Government,
and 10 request such modification there
OF as will, in his opinion, limit
or prevent evils resulting therefrom, and
that unless the Emperor Of China shall as
sent to such notifications by negotiation
Of new treaty, to be submitted to the
Senate for It's ratification on or before the
LIST Of January, 1880, the President Is
hereby authorized and requested then to
further notify the Emperor OF China that
this Government abrogates the existing
treaty from and after the LIST OF July there
after.
Mr.. Thurman opposed the amendment
and advocated the bill.
Mr., Sargent offered several verbal
amendments which were agreed to. lie also
submitted an amendment excepting from
the bill the officials OF the Chinese Govern
ment and shipwreCked persons. Agreed to.
Also an amendment directing the Presi-
dent, Immediately upon his approval ofthe
bill, 10 give notice TO the Chinese Gov
ernment Immediately OF the abrOgation OF
articles five and six OF the Burlingame
treaty. Agreedto.
Mr. Conkling submitted substitute 70 r
Mr.Matthews amendment, which was with
drawn to make Mr.. Conkling' amendment
in order.
Mcssrs. Thurman and Beck opposed the
amendment.
Mr.. lTamlin opposed the bill and will
continue his argument TOMORROW.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
There was stromy session OF the
House to-day. The confusion was SO
great that Mr.. Bridges asked whether this
was town meeting or session of the
House OF Representatives.
The bill 10 pay John:A. Armstrong's
warclaim OF Sl,S4O was discussed without
result.
A long discussion occurred on the re.
port OF the committee on invalid pen
siOns, and without coming to conclusion
the House took a recess until P.M.
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Financial and Commercial.
RY TRLRGRAPR.


New YoRk, February 4.-MoNEY-Marke
active at 2aSl per cent, closing at SaSk per
cent. Prime mercantile paper Sal 4If per cent,
Sterling Exchange BankeH' bills light buSi.
ness So. Sight Exchange on New York
81 SSK.
y Day IS aoops- Imports for tic week were S..
$4,000.
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aga,: Sals.

DOR sALE-A SECoND.HANDLAw
H YER Printing Pres. Plaion l4Ii7 Apply
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SECRETARY EvArTs' opr.IoN


In the House of Commons. on the Istb
the Home Secretary, answering the inqniry
"hether ~ was true, az reported, that
we are now lace TO face with such crisis
ns this generation has never known" said
that though much distress unhappiiy pre.
vailed among the labOring poor the de.
scripuon OF II in question was exagger.
ated. There was nothing TO cause unnec.
essary alarm. He read kilograms from
the mead OF the Board of Supervision
Mt Edinburgh and the Mayors of Liver.
pool aud Manchester, stating that the or.
binary means Of relief were at present
suiheient TO meet all necessities. He had
not had time to inquire INFO the condition
of coal and iron districts.
AZ birmingham meeting, convened by
the Mayor, was held to consider the best
means To relieve distress, which is declared
exceptionally severe, and increasing daily.
The Mayor was requested TO organize means
Ior raising and distributing relief. At
Sheheld two thousand children and
three thousand adults received aid last
week. The Mayors relief fund amounts TO
$3o,OOO. AtStockton the distress is increas-
ing. hundreds OF families OF the iron work.
ers are destitute, and an influential COM
mittee is canvassing for subscriptions and
contributions. At Burslem meeting was
called by the Mayor, TO take measures to
alleviate distress. Great want is being
telt in North Staffordshire. At Edinburgh a
deputation of unemployed men waited on
the Magistrate and asked for employment.
The Magistrates authorized the Street In.
spector 10 give work. At Glasgow the de.
preston and distress are unexampled The
streets are swarming with idle and starving
men, women aud children. The Lord Pro.
vost and the Magistrates are organizing n
thorough relief for the most urgent dis.
tresS.
A Dundee dispatch says there is much
misery In that part of Scotland No ade-
qua measures for relief have been organ
lied in the northern part of the country,
where the fishermen and agricultural
laborers are destitute.
At Manchester vast numbers of the mid
die class poor, who will not appeal TO
charity, are suffering keenly. A Liverpool
dispatch says it is many years since the
working classes endured such dist ress and
Privations. At Bristol there are large num-
beers OF unemployed, and much suffering.
Az Wlgan there is considerable distress
among the better class OF mechanics and
workmen. Wolverhsmpton reports much
distress throughout South Staffordshire.
and food, coal and clothing are distributed.
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Fn,l,,.n.hrs rool,.hns..-

There Is no modern fashionable notion
quite so absurd as the generally received
idea that 10 be beautiful and attractive A
woman must possess . wan, spirituelLe face.
and . figure OF sylph-lite proportions - q
ragllity In nine eases out Of ten the result
ot disease. BY many fashionable bellies IA
~ considered a special compliment 20 be
spoken OF az fraiI and delicate. They Tor.
get that the naturally delicate face and Detits
hgure are very different from the pale and
disease stricken faces that meet rs i'm the
city thoroughfares, look out FROM the lux.
nriant carriages OF wealth, and glide Ian.
guidly through our crowded drawing.rooms
If disease were unfashionable, as Il ought
to be, not lady in the land but would take
every possible precaution TO secure the
fresh, bloOaing face and well.rounded &c.
ure that only heath can give. Ladies
should remember that much as gentlemen
may profess 20 admire the face and form.
pale and emaciated by disease, when ihey
choose wife they prefer y blooming,
heolthiul, buOyantspirited woman. DR.
fierce's Fayorito Prescription is the ac.
knowledged standard remedy for female
diseases and weiknesse'. II has the two.
fold advantage OF curing the local disease
aud imparting 6 vigorous tone IN the whole
system. IL is sold by Druggists.
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FORTY.PIFTm CONGRESS.

DHCEHEFB rs SeH0f,-The House bin
giving twenty condemned cannon 90 the
Custer monument 90 West Poiut was passed
Pending discussion 0u tacbill toamr1d the
statutes DO relation to patents. The Seuat
went into executive session. and when The
do'rs reopened Mr. Harris caiied up the
Housr JOINT resolution appropriatn1
$4,000 fnr iLe purpose Dt payinz uere.
sary eHpere-s incurred by the commi ttee OF
the Senate and House investigating into the
cause auj prevention of epidemi, diseases.
Passed. Mr P41drck called up tbe bin 70.
Gently reported from the Committee ON
Military Affairs. to amend the posse comita.
fus cause az the Amy Appropriation Bill
Tor tbe pfesrrt fiscal year. ~ as 10 provide
ihaf 30 shall 0of Doc construed % amply
10 any prt OF 10 army, or any por.
ton thereof engaged in the pro.
lection oi life and property in the
-t8tef and Ierritories subject O., Indian
iuswrechon. The amendments Fere agreed
., so aa Or nHmr che States OF Nebraska.
karsas. Colorado. OREGON. Nevada. aud thr
Ierrifnrrs SOD, to Irdian Insurectiors.
rtC. Ihe hiI fh.u passed The Pension
0rratiou % ff ra sod EItbout mafarIsI
uehf fntu t.nae Ite Senate farud.
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STOCK Market.

CihClNNATI-Beef Cattle Common, 81 5O0f2 .
lair to modium e. ica2 90 good 10 choice butonf =
grahe'i c5es3 10, With extra at SiN4 80: fair
70 BD0d Shippers, % 1901 5O extra at 81 76a1
- lar 70 good heavy oxen, 81 25G8 2g and
Iau 10 good To- err and sOckers e. 25d2 So Hozr-
10 IA TO good packing grades. 81 COq2 as.
and selected butchers, 81 1902 IS. Shosp-ConmoI,
70 TAR, IGBSzc., and good to choice. SJ5dt4c with
some extra 81 4A05Lc. per H. gross.
NEW YORK. --Beet Cattle--Sales made OF door
and ordinary steers and oxen, and mi1ei lois Al
6%@ILc. per ID; including $50 head Of Cheroke
cattle, averaging less than 900 los al 10.
decent 10 prime steers, TIag5<c.; extra and isncv
steers, l08llc., the outside figure for 2 carloads
OF Illinois steers, averaging 100 lbs Ahont bOQ
hetd were tken for export, mainly SO 8kmsILc.
sheep and Lambs-Sales made Of sheep al 4lat8L
ana lamhs az 6gthc. per 10. Hogs-Market quiet
az 1898 20 per 100 lbs
BUFFALO -Bsef Catfle--gaIeg made of cbctoo
steers AZ 81 70a5 ~ per iOo lbs: 4ooc lippers,
steers, 50 fOg4 81, medium shippers steers SD 6O0a
> 'J. sheep and lambs--Sslps Of fair 10 GOOD
western sheep 50 5O0g3 so per 100 lba choice to
extra western sheep 3 95044 90; Western lam bs
sos 50. HOgs-Ssle5 Of Workers 20 g. J5a z 30
per 100 msi bot mostly at 81 30: heavy gfadea.
isir 20 900 ~ 6rsZ % choice heavy h6gs, a. %
EAST LIBERTY, PA.-Beef cattle sales nade
on prime steers az 1@5 per 100 lbs. fair 70 good
grades sla4 80 common 20 fair grades e8 25m
. siOckcrs and feeders, 1903 80 H0qs-Yorkers
- IJ@Z ~ per 100 lbs.i Philadelphia 81 Hn5
per 100 lba. Sheep Common tO extra. Sc In
WOOL Boston price. range ~ foHovs.
ONO and FennFYiyauia fleece, 8fg9tc Michigan
ana Nlsoonsln heeres 8io23 c0mbinv and
delane heeCes. a5Q40r. In New York the r6artrt
i7 dulf domestic heccos, 280G2c.; pulled I7aa5c
unw8shed, l002sc
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-01-04

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