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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-09
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FALL STYLES
Being received daily. Cali early aud get your choice.
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ALEXANDER BONE. ST..
1901 MccoLIOcu STREET, wheeling W. Va,
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Commercial Gn~rresnnnhant.

SAS WV NACHk auu
Commercial Correspondent
Will devote his time to opening, examining and CLOSING
Manufacturers and Merchant Books. SCttIIng up Is
nte5, Selling Real t tate, Renting and Col Getting
Rents, Notes and Book Accounts.
His aim will bs to secure the confidence Of tl.OAcia a
trusting him with theiF business
~ GaierttOns pTOmpIly reT1ittci.
Correspondence iFOIn country lnCTchaFts, relative
TO their hOoks, or any nther business mllt.a, viii b,
promptly and cOHfdtHtLaHg attended to.
REFERENCES,
OFT, HallG Co, Wheeling, W. Va.
Cover, Luke / Co Wheeling, ". Va.
LE- Hanson, Es11 ;;wheelinH, ". Va
John Reid, Esa., Wheeling, ". Va.
Q. Z. Dewey. ksqr Wheeling, W. Va.
Moa. s. Brady, Wheeling, W Va.
Hog. Andrew Wilson, Wheeling, ". Va.
JIM. GAlahrr, Esq Aounc STitle, W. Va.
JIM CloustOn, Esq., PaIkeBburg, W. Va.
Stone& BeboIl, Flrmont, ". Va
ST. Allen, Esq, Grafton, W. Va
Ii; Osborn 4 no, C1a,kshurE, ". Va.
Jane. Eery. Eq. Martins Ferry, 9.
VIM. l. sharp, Esq, SteubenVille, D.
Alexander DenhOlm, Esq, WCllsTille, D.
VIM. Alexander, Esq Bridgeport y.
Cummtns 4 Walters, Belair, o..
JIG AehtSon, EsQ., Washington, Pa.
VIC, King. ES4t Washington, I'd.
james r. BELL, Eq., West Alexander, "a,
7. B. Craig, Esq, GIysyilie, "a.
aenneEep, Bates& Co, Baltimore, Nd. q
Charles MAreau, Esq, Baltimore, Nd.
Hon: Henry e.. Davis, Deer Park, Nd.
Geo: 9. MKGy, BQ, Cumberland, Nd.
Douglas Percy, Esq, FrOStburG, Nd.
Robert MacFaIlhud, ESD, 7ParE Row, NY.
g Parties addressing me By postal card will re-
eeiTe prompt attention.
AUGUST s, 1871. aus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-09

BISMARCK has metwilha reverse in his
negotiations with the Vatican to make a
compromise on the FaIck ecclesiastical
laws. 1t has been discovered that during
the brief regency Of the Crown Prince
Frederick Wilhelm, while his father
was recovering from the effects of Sociallst
bullets, he wrote to the Pope that the Prus,
sian laws could not be altered so as 10
secure a modus rirendi for the clericals.
That's, the laws requiring the submission
OF the Roman hierarchy to the State and
a severance OF their allegiance TO the vati.
can must be enforced. Bismarck made a
trade with the party OF the Center (Uitn-
Inontane) in the Reichstag to secure their
votes for his new tariff, by which the
Falck laws were TO be suspended. 1t is
said the action OF the Crown Prince will
bedecisive against the Chancellor,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-09

,TnE Democrats Of Kentucky did not
turn out at the polls very well on Mon
day. The result Of Democratic apathy
was to give the Republicans slight gains
in the Legislature, but the Democratic
majority therein is still overwhelming.
The GreenLack vote in Kentucky was
never very large, but the dispatches state
that on Monday the presence Of Green.
hackers was hardly discernible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-09

Tux Philadelphia Rovri iisposes Of our
calamity tersely. 1t says We have an ex'
tinet Volcano.
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wuLIANs-HALL-A the First Presbyterian
Church al $ o'clock r. ~, August 6th, by the Rev.
III. D.. A. Cunningham, Lieut., CuA& A. WILLIAMS,
U. s Army, to Miss LAURA V. HALL, Of Wheeling,
W. Va. No cards. ."
EN0WLE-RUST-At the parsonage Of the Eng
lish Lutheran Church, on Thursday evening, July
SlSi, 1873. at . O'clock, by the Rev. {. B. BaTnitE, Mr..
Ed. KSowLE and NILS JENNIE L Rusr, all Of this
/ RlfV. g
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VTTtalelphia AecOmlnodAn0n.-ThlS train only runs
between Wheeling aud TT!adelphIA. D Hf
tDalIy except Sunday-EsWGrk Accommodation.
tSteu6onvile Acc0hin6lAtIOn.-This tr1in during
the day paSSes backward and forward bstEeen Mar.
tins Ferry and Bell4irS, stopping whom required 1t
sherman House, &tnaTtleI West Wheeling and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-09
GLORY" TOBACCO
CAUTION.

Owing to the increased demand and the i'm.
mense popularity Of the above celebrated
goods, soms dealers are selling inferior 70.
baccos and representing them as the GLORY
brand. Ielaim the GLORY as my exclusive
trade mark in this market for plug tobacco.
and no one has a right to represent other
tobacco as being the ame. Each lump has a
gold tag with tho word GLORY upon IT, and
none other Is genuine, as 1t is poattvely sold
under no other brand in this city.
Buyers wiz please bear this in mind.
AUGUST 2 1879. au5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-09

TuE National party Of Ohio has been
interviewed by the Cincinnati Engulrer.
The result shows thatthe Nationals do not
intend to abandon theirparty organization,
butt is equally evident that they will
give Piatt their candidate for Governor,
less than half their party support, while
the most of it will go to Gen. Ewing whom
they regard as a better exponent of.their
ideas OF finance than their own nominee.
The Eaguircr SAYS iLiA too early 10 begin
to forecast the result ot a thhpAign which
does not close until the middle Of October,
hut "with the drift ofopinlon tending 80
strongly as 1t daes in Ewing's favor from
this source, there i~sevOry reason to feel
confident Of His success" As shown BY
IN interview with Representative Fisher,
acting chairman Of the Republican Con.
grCssional Campaign Committee, the Re-
pnblIcans feel dead sure OF carrying Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-09

FWtNNNHE 8VHDA-
7As FoaHy Register il still publishing
sAS&y interviews with lucakly politicians
@ r. rad by UeaHy patsons.ali Of which
n secdsdly rouAy.
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sSEILEls Liver Pills" never fail TO cure
hilioasness, indigestion OF headache. Sold.
by all druggists,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-09
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Nine departments of study; textbooks furnished
nj cost; calendar arranged 10 suit teachers; ex.
tartan, liberal, thorough. Fall term begins Sep
TENDER Sd. 1879.
$e'FoE catalogues and other Information apply
70 The President, J. r. Thompson, MOsgRnt6wE,
West Va. auI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-09

Our Stock of Staple Goods, Muslins CALI
Goes, Flannels, &C., is double that of any
house in the city. We are selling them all
during these hot days at old prices, which is
less than they car be boughtfor in New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-09
NEW

have Just had a large aud comnOdlous Ice House
or Refrigerator erected at my stall, No. IS Fifth Ward
Market House, for the purpose Of keeping my Meat,
Fresh and Sweet, and Will furnish to the public from
this titaeOnAl kinds Of Meats aud Sausages, Iaclud.
Ing Picked Tongues and Pork, COrncd Beef, he,
which will alwayE DO found Fresh and No. in quail.
~, On ale daily from S until II o'clock In the morn.
Ing. aud from 4 mill . O'clOck In the evening.
Call and Se ne and viii guarantee atisiactIou
to all.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 15.-Thc Cabinet has re-
solved to suspend the sitting OF the Cortes
next week. until after the wedding of the
King, when the Senate will discuss the
scheme for the abolition OF slavery In Cuba
and the Chamber OF Deputies will consider
the question Of tariff reforms. These bills
will be discussed simultaneously, as there Is
servatives will support the policy of Premier
Martinez Campoe, In the face Of the critical
situation In the colony.
Senor Canoyas Del Castillo promises his sup
port. Several opposition aud liberal speak
ers In the Uortes have interpellated the Gabi-
net on the news Of the rising i'll Cuba and
asked for details, saying they were anxiously
desired by the public, aa private kilograms
air sadly had announced that three noted
Creole chiefs In tho late rising were at the
head of bands In Cineovllas. which were
overrunning the country districts;
Martinez Campos communicated tele-
gram received from Gen. Gamir saying that
MI inaurrectionary movement had just begun
ut Gincovillas. and that he attached some I'm
portanee to 1t on account of the intelligence
that Chiefs Vincento, Corilo and Maestro
we're at the head of the insurgents. The
Spanish forces, he says, were In active pur-
suit of the rebels. Campos promised to com
municate more details directly they arrived
He said that Captain General Blanco was
with the army operating in the Santiago dis
trict and that the Cabinet had nothing to fear
from the insurrection, as II had already pre-
scented bills for the abolition of slavery IL
Cuba and for a reform of the tariff which
were promised after the pacifcation at San
Juan and the Cabinet would with the assent
of the Cortes, pursue the policy which had
already been fayalahly received by the most
influential classes in Cuba.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
CUB

HAVANA. Nov. 15.-The following are some
OF the details Of the reforms In the tariff duties
which the Madrid commission on Cuban re-
forms have resolved to propose:
The commercial intercourse between Spain
and Cuba to he considered coastwtse from
July 1, $780,
The suppression Of the duties thereby Or
casioned will be gradually extended through
two terms from July |, 1850. to July !, 1881.
1882 and 1883.
In 1888, when the coastwise traffic Is fully
established, moderate compensation Of duty
can be established between Spain and Cuba.
The duties on imports from foreign countries
into Cuba shall gradually be reduced for the
articles necessary to life Ia the same proper
tion as indicated above.
Such relations will be established with the
United States a. will enable the Spanish mer-
camille marine to participate In important
traffic between tho United States and the
ports OF Cuba and Porto Rico.
The planters Of SaRua and Matanzas have
resolved to ask the authorization OF the gov
eminent to use all means to prevent dangers
from fires Oh plantations. The future of the
Island depends upon the undisturbed gather
Ing of the crops. @
The Liberal party has taken an energetic
attitude respecting the promoters OF dis
orders. The organs of the Liberals OF i,ri-
umfo and the Liberals of Remedies strongly
protest against the acts Of the insurgents in
Remedies.
The Voc de Gtba, in leading article.
demonstrates the impossihility of the present
insurrection ever attaining the same i'm
portance as the last,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
TURKEY.

LONDON Nov. Is. The St Petersburg Gotoa
expresses the belief that England has put
forward the question Of reforms to mask the
real cause of the dispatch of a tleet to Turk
ish waters, namely. 70 secure domination IN
Turkey; that II the Sultan were to dismiss
his Minister of the Interior, Mahmoud Me-
dim pasha. he might receive . further period
OF grace, but would at the same time become
a British vassal; that the Porte has en-
powered vessels Of the powers which are not
desirous of English dominion in Turkey to
enter the Sea Of Marmora. and that the dis
patch OF an English fleet IL thus deprived Of
its threatening character
CoNsTANrlNoPbE. Nov. Pending the
receipt of fresh Instructions, Sir Austin Lay
ard, British Ambassador. abstains from vis-
iting the Porte. The present attitude Of the
British Government toward tho Porte is at
tributable, III diplomatic circles here. to a
grave suspicion OF an understanding between
Russia and Turkey. originating In the visits
Cf Prince Labanoff, Russian Ambassador, to
the Sultan, before he went to bvadia to visit
the Gar and on his return to Constantiuople.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
RIYET PARTY NOMINATIONS.

The following Senatorial and Representa-
tive nominations by the Rivet party, In adj
dition to those already published, are re-
ported:
First Senatorial District-Dr. j. 3. Wilkin-
son, Stoddart Howell
Fourth Senatorial Dstrict-Chas. A. Com
rad.
Sixth Senatorial Distrlct-W. G. Flower, @.
w. BesancOn.
First Representative Dstrlct-R. H. Bonne.
Second Representative District-W. d. La
gan, John Kennedy
Fourth Representative Distriet-D. s.
Bryon.
Eighth Representative District-Ed. Cur
ley
Tenth Representative District w. b. Lam
caster, John Mahoney, Sr.
Eleventh Representative District-Paul
Haller, HI. J. Mcdonald.
Twelfth Representative District-F. r..
Richardson.
The executive committee OF the party has
the nominations under consideration and
may and probably will order changes.
Mr., b. +, Walshe, nominated as the Repre-
sentative Of the thirteenth and fourteenth
wards has declined.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
CROPS.
The Condition Of the Cotton, Tobacco, Wheat
aud Corn Crops to November !,

WASHINGTON, Nov i5.-'The following Is the
condition Of the cotton wheat, tobacco and
corn as issued by the Department OF Agrl-
culture to-day:
Cotton. There was decided Increase ~ the
condition OF cotton during the month Ut DC
toher unfavorable weather was reported In
Georgia and Alabama, but in all other States
It was favorable. Returns Indicate Yield per
acre of 1T6 pounds of lint against l91 last
year. This yield estimating the area planted
make a deficit In this years crop of 800, 900
bales of $50 pounds each, All the South At
lantic States show some decline; Texas falls
ofT I'D Der cent All the States bordering On
the Mississippi river show decided gains.
Hhcdt-The returns of November to this
department show All increase IN the wheat
crop Of 2G,0O0,0QO bushels over that Of last
year. This great Increase Is the result OF the
very large yield In the States bordering on
the Ohio river and Missouri. The North
western States show little variation from last
year: Kansas and California both decline In
yield. Texas, Of all the Southern States is
the only one that falls off III yield this year.
Iobucco.-The indicated product for the en-
tire country Is 50 per cent Of that Of 1878, the
gain has been greatest Id Tennessee, Con
neeticut and New York, the loss greatest In
Ohio, Missouri and West Virginia, with a
material decrease also IN Maryland, Illinois
and Indiana. In general the quality Is better
than that of the previous crop. though
damaged to some extent from house burn N
is reported III Kentucky and Virginia, and
from frost in Ohio.
CDrn.-Accordng to returns to November
corn promises an increase OF over 2ooNoOoo0
bushels, or nearly Is per cent over last year.
The Atlantic and Gulf States note some de-
crease, but other sections Of the Union have
greatly increased their yields. The Southern
inland States Increased nearly 30 per cent
and other sections Of the Mississippi valley
nearly 10. The Pacific States report about
the same yield as last year.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
John KEW and mr.. aayard.

New York letter says: "Trifing events
arc sometimes productive Of momentous CON
sequences. The refusal of Senator Bayard to
accept an ovation at the hands of the anti
Tillen Democracy on his recent arrival from
Europe has mortified the TammaDy chieftaln
beyond measure, and he Is determined to turn
the tables upon the Senator by bringing for
ward another candidate for the Presidency
who Will be less scrupulous about recognizing
Tammany Hail. With that view. then. it Is
understood that, just previous to the reassem-
bling OF Congress- Mr.. Kelly will invite to q
conference here all the prominent Democrats
who are expected to visit New York before
going to Washington. Among those who
have already received invitations are Senators
Mcdonald, of Indiana; Gordon, Of Georgia;
Beck, Of Kentucky, Randolph and McPher--
son, OF New Jersey, and Wade Hampton. OF
South Carolina; Congressman Hill and Ste
phens, of Georgia. Buckner of Missouri,
McLane, OF Maryland. Bland. OF Missouri
Morrison, of Illinois. and, In short, almost
every man who has any influence in either
house. Mr. keIly's protessed motive IN cali
ing upon these gentlemen for counsel at thie
time is to elicit their preferences as to the
next Presidency, In order that his own course
may be guided in the best interests OF the
party at large.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
Cal,fornIa's Next senator.

WASHINGTON, Nov. t2.-In none Of the call
cuIations which have been made as to the
probabilities Of the Republicans regaining
control OF the Senate In 1881 has there been
taken Into consideration the contingency OF d.
Democratic Senator from California, to sue
ceed Governor Booth. 1t has been assumed
as matter OF course that the Republicans
would have control of the California Legisla-
ture, butIthe Democrats have much better
chance to carry California than the Republi-
cans have to carry New Jersey and Indiana.
both Of which States they are confidently
claiming The straight-out Republicans
tenn )er last are In minority, and the Repub-
licans were In O minority Of more than &c. 600
on the popular vote. Next year the opposi-
tion will almost certainly be united, and the
prospects, therefore, for Democratic or an
Anti Republican Senator may be looked upon
al very good
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
BEAgTIE AT SHREVEPORT.
He Abandons the Canvass and Starts 70
New Orleans.
[SreciaI to the Democrat

SHREVEPORT, Nov. 15.-Taylor Beattia ar
rived last night, accompanied by Aleek Boar
man only, who had gone to meet him at Belle
vue. The meeting to-day was attended by a
small crowd Of negroes and few Democrats.
He denounced the action Of the constitutional
convention on the debt ordinance. His
speech was very weak one and he was the
only speaker
Beattie abantons the canvass and returns
to New Orleans, via Galveston.
Gov. Witt is gradually.improving Doctors
Ford and Allen, who attend him, assure me
that he is much better, and will be able to
travel toward home on Monday, via Calves
ton Mr.. Dupre left the cauvassing party to
remain with him. Cen Gibson started for
New Orleans yesterday DEMOCRAT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The Democrats of Richland have nominat-
ed Dr. L. w. McElroy for Representative.
The Democrats Of Red River parish have
nominated the following candidates: For
Representative, Howard G. Stringfellow; for
sheriff, John A. Hunter; for district clerk,
Guthrie.
The Democratic convention for the parish
of Vernon, which was held on the fifth, nomi-
mated j. /. Kirk for Representative, William
I'll. Smart for clerk, SouloDge Lacaze for
gives great satisfaction.
The independent move In this parish is a
failure. The convention which met at this
place last Saturday resolved to disperse and
let every man vote as he sees proper. We
meeting that nearly every white man In this
parish will support the Democratic ticket
from Witz down. Bienville Times.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
The Items That the Cable Brings
From Over the Water.
Evidence That Yakoob Kahn Engi-
neered the Cabul Massacre
The Cuban Insurrection.
How Turkey Regards tie Dispatch Of The
English Fleet to Turkish Waters,
AFGHAN lSTAN.

LONDON, Nov. ia Cabul dispatch SAYS
The belief or the completely Of Yakonh Kahn
In the massacre gains strength. 1t is thought
that the Ameer and his advisers did not an
ticpate wholesale massacre, but only sufl-
cient intimidation to induce Major Cavagnarl
to report his position In Cahul untenable,
Affairs, however, went beyond their control
They then acted ON the principle that dead
men tell no tales The troops did not mu-
tiny for arrears of pay, but were instigated
by their officers, working under the conniv-
ance of high authorities.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
The st. Lru,s M,l,. Anou, to Close.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 15.-There is a movement
here among the rnillera to close their mills
until the price Of wheat declines. The reason
assigned Is that -four Is below the price at
which 1t can be made without loss.
IT Is stated that many milers have already
lost heavily on contracts made when wheat
was less than dollar per bushel. and they
see no profit in the Immediate future. But
little flour has been shipped from here for the
last three weeks, and large amounts are In
store. more than enough to supply all de-
mand for some time. The millers are salts
fed there must be a decline In wheat pretty
soon at all events they will not purchase un-
til the price falls or there is a margin on
flour
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
Telegraph Manager ordered to Pro-
NMCG ERIC&rRMls.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. a. L. IL. Brown. mana
ger OF the Western Union Telegraph Office
here was served to-day with a subpoena COM
jury, On Monday, kilograms which passed be-
tween certain alleged members of the so-called
gambling ring which the grand Jury under
took To investigate last spring, but could not
for want OF these telegrams
1t Ia understood Mr.. Brown will refuse to
produce the dispatches, and that he will be
committed to jail for contempt and the case
taken TO the State Supreme Court at once.
Two courts here already Criminal and Court
Of Appeals) have decided that these kilograms
must be produced, but the telegraph company
seems determined to contest the question in
the higher courts, and will probably carry the
case TO the United States Supreme Court
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
THE RIyET PARTY.
The Legislative Nominations Referred to the
Executive Committee.

The Rlvet party met last night at No. 11G
Carondelet street, and after opening prelimi-
naries the report Of the convention COM
mittee to ask Of State Registrar Of Voters
Cavanao representation at the polls was re-
ceived, The committee reported satisfactory
assurances from Mr.. Cavanac that all parties
would be allowed proper and fair representa-
tiOns.
After some discussion 1t was resolved to re-
fer all Senatorial and Representative nomi-
nations to the executive committee for its In
dOrsement and satisfaction before announcing
them to the public as the choice of the party.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
POLITICAL.
The Excitement in Maine Over
the Proposed Returning
Board Work.
No Hearings to be Allowed in Disputed
Election Cases-The Number
of Democrats and Repub-
licans in the Maine
Legislature.

AUGUSTA Me- Nov. t5.-Rumors In regard
to the Governor and council intending to
count out the Republican majority in the
Legislature Is exciting general attention
Notices were flied with the Governor yes
terday for hearings Ii the disputed cases In
Franklin, Lincoln, Penobscot and Washing
ton counties.
1t isreported that no hearings will be al
lowed In the disputed cases, but certificates
will be issued. as already determined. A care
fully complied list shows that the Republicans
have eighty nine members in the House and
one vacancy bv death, while the Democrats
have sixty-one In the same branch. In the
Senate the Republicans have nineteen, the
Democrats twelve.