davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-17

MONDAY June 16.-FLouR AND MEA1-were
am ahd wltn"9t auonne e9sneg but rather weak We
a. Sssi Is: Western spring Xxx and XXX 81 sSssa. do
s sSsse M"nc,oa patents. 4 5iS ev ' sbiS MIN;
eNua. ttp 90 ~ southern bakers and family brands,
s. 21afd 20 southern shipping extras ~ 2hat4S5 Ryo
nour snpe rluc, 81 o'9sA4n Corn mcal-wesern, &C.,
dssis, rye ieed SlIssi5 v '''' "
Corros--Spots ic lever and dull middins uplands,
lower clou- at y i7c Tor Juy l5c Tor Angus i1c.
Tor september H'c Tor OctOt ~ tie November,
- nc for December, aud i09dc, Tor January sales
mcs on tie spot e. s5 new mos. SOD Tor future dc.
soi5 Bacon Grm. and in .aic to 6c cx,cSt o go bS2
long aud short clear acc Reef teadvs 100 hills
n. and 53hS bellies Vim, 70 ms, 5',aoee,sc latter tqr
ntsi7 5nssi775 fard dccined n lew points bn closed
steady; on the mot sDcs sold PRIME cit, G3led 81 c
tcs june, 42ac July. G45c August 81 sc ali the
butter and cheese weak and dull Eggs higher ut $50
at sLl1i,astlT4 for No. red. siiG or unernded DO
SlloSsl ld'a lur No white. siWes Qils tor No
amber for July sii4hsfl5 Tor no r,d ur July. siii
or 80 Norlhwe., ior june and siotssi o., for No
spring Tor July Rye rmer, supl bush state sold
sss2sc for mixed. and $50 ioc Tor white; No gmScd
%.tsst &C. Corn was quiet and closed weak sales iH1
f3c urer1ded. 3es44c and SIC amer Tor July
e4e Tor sSrrocs with sales Of W o . bSss and with
drawas a $50 bags; mild grade. neglected today
kice was in moderate demand at Ga dc fair a. prime
domestic Refining molas-es was dull NJ 24a2Ii,c tor
was QUIET and sneGanseS a Ui se lee T ioE sst q
good refining, with sales OF $50 hhd including
herds and "a esc. Tor tsndsrd . ~
suNnRFs-kosins quiet at 81 3uoSi3 IS for common 10
Petroleum again lower and dull 7c re6ned d bills
g. whskcy scadS At 81 o, Ocean freight. stcadss
p ~ "q 3d. "a b. proycns ssss TO s. T
SorE for orders q 81 a.; do e east coast Of Ire
London, is do. 10 Bremen, p lOifd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-17
National Ensnmpmsn. Of the @. a. IL.

albany. June 16.-Dclogates 10 the Grand
Army EucamTucnt are arriving. ani PREPARATIONS for
the parade &c. tomorrow and "Wednesday nearly
perfected The National Encamrnont will meet tonior-
row Their session VIII be held with closed doors, after
the -ma welcome by the Mayor the part of The city
ami by Major knowles ON The part Of the Ln.isture.
Tho socrtyo Che burnside Expedition nnd Smith Army
Corns VIII hni thur annual m'euul o-mHrt ~, uui al
forward ptrtnkc OF banquet The annual reunion OF
the society cine Army che Potomac viii bee held
"Wednesday Gru IHNlry Will deliver am Grafton, and
Francis Finch nf Ithaca viii rccite poem. To-mor.
evening grand banquet Joe honor ~ tlr lucnu %.
nout WIl Doe gi,tu. ut which ecu llawley will spont
tn tlr toast, "Our Country Gen beNens To mat ut tho
rr.-iiouf. ton % O. sickle. tu That pi The An and
SAW tom g. Robinson Zoo that OF the Graul Army oi
fur lrYuhr Con kupAtrloh "a that ol "Ou. Nnuuu'rr
r.il frr lI-l.l ln fhnfuf tIt National Guard, and
Charles l.. Saith tu thpt of THE Press
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-17

Gn lauon to aucuoucers in the counties OF New York
and Kings
f.rtlo Improvement of thut portion Of New YORK be-
tWHru 10th all 'H streets. west of telfl avenue
Amru.u. ZIG Hc-le.auNe TO the supply 0t pure water
g. Sow York city
Amending the nct I'm relation to Court, OF Record in the
ci'Y uui county nf New York
Am,uIu- tcUrt tu authorize the recovery M law for
certain printing dome amt stationary furnished e. the
Hnlrl n AIrrW aNi Assistant AlD rmru n sew York
90 IruNulr fnr the nHvWrnt pensions o. widows co.,
ruIlru ur ufiror- members ol the uniformed force Of
the Ntw luik i'rr Departments
AuthDriyiue fasight companies TO use electricity in
Ht4 ~ gas,
Amending The act relative 10 rates OF wharfage. and to
rcWatc llrr-, wharyos hulkheads' and sips In New
Nnrk and Bnukhu
Turcsrrioo TIC rates ot wharfage clam and oyster
boat, t Vow Yurk. Broonliu, and Ions island city.
Alucudlu. thc act IN define amt hmt the Icu- ot
trl.,H.- uHl others hiuu rtl estate i'm the city am
cuutr o Sew NorE, ana To provide for the enforcement
tu.frut
~ au additional public bath In New York
Making farther appropriations Tor certain expenses NJ
the GUv'iuW"ut, ana supilmi d,nccncles IN former
apron RI tons.
hudu+ ue act a. alter the map or plan Of New York
anil g. 10 Dlui.uu" nt rtaiu lrHi nri stttcts.
IpfucltHc the foreclosure vt mortgafes made y con
snslnrI rsnrIN companies ON failruHfs lying partly
MiiuIu 4id IHtt,y Wi,loat this sat.
AW"Wlh- Tee reg '"' tif rrI0N non 4" WunW'ul AM
loens hoDscs m re eitlcs VI New York And bIoVhlln
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-17
Live stock Market.


NEw YORK, june 1G.-Fu receipts OF fat and
heavy bccves to-day 4.Tl7 hcad includnr m unusual
number Of sulers forced prices downward from 81 per
bead To c r. n and the market closed heavy the
ductiun Suur Texas slcrs sold TIC. n n to drp
90 NJ about car loads VI extra fed steers iOc
a. dress 90 n and 81 ms other sales were ut
ssNc dress 81 rs and 90 rs ana fat bu. going
A. aiseic = live wei-ht Exporters used $50 fat ma
uvcs ~ Nslnr + shipments to-day. "a live cattle;
for the week i49 live cattle and 727 quarters Of beef
Sheep ruled hrmer and about &c q h. higher, while
lambs tell or small fraction and closed weak. sales u
sheep were at 4@5lc. y n exclusive ct some coarse
bucks. which went down to sc. Lambs ranged from
4As7iac p n. including southern and Western stock
exclusively An exporter purchased about ~ fat sheep
At 5its5hc e n Shipments for the week. $50 live
sheen and {. 1870 carcas.cs of mutton.
Calves advanced a 10 lsc q n. to 3@3'ac z n for
huuermiik calves. and 4s0c or poor 10 urime veals
Live hogs wanted at 81 TO - 20 = 100 bs and %
Western. lv2 bs aNerage. were sold Al $40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-17

ABBETT.- ON Monday, June 10. Mary A.. wife Of Leon
Ahhrtt
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 90 attend the funeral her late r, i.
drnrc, ld sussex place, Jersey city "Wednesday the
18th inst. At "a O'Clock 7. ".
tONlNGIuN.- In ovid. Oswcco County n Y June 10.
Mrs Hannah tuuuFtnn Of OsWcgu Hctl about u1 Years
DE- LoHME -un Monday. June l6, at > 4. NJ. MArsie
HOPPER dc IhrWc, aged q months
Funeral viii take place at $50 summit av Jersey city
Friends are luvIfed
poNonut In Philadelphia. Pa. June Il John Dono-
hue lu the luItA wear ot il>
iANLNS Ia AAmed'; a., June :, Ei1ltch Ellen,
widow ut the late Henry H. llyrus. AMI daughter
oi l. Wrrtunrer native OF Louisville. Ny aged q
year, months aud days
lNNtH suddenly. SUNDAY. 18th inst, Phi In be-
loved husband o Mary L,uch aged ~ wears
Relatives AMI friends are RESPECTFULLY invited 90 attend
the funeral from his late residence 18th ST. Long Island
tuy. at . uco,h uu Tuesday.
MASSEY In PIiudclulia Pa June -. Cathnrino
Mas,eN. IA hc l,u year Of her age widow oil Richard
Massey
McCANN.-In san Francisco Cal. june T. a. Mccain,
nautcu \ wrN County Down lretnd. aged o. Years
TYLER In wilkinson County, Miss, recently. James
r,lc. AGED ~ Years
MlSN ALL-In BOSTON. Mass. June 10, Julia K Wis
wall, asrd ~ years II months ana = daVs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-17

.SupBrME COURT CHAM1ERs,- Nos, T. A.. 81
CO. Ou ~. a. n 81 ~ ~ ~ ma IN ~ 1871 l3 100.
49, l57. 20, l6l id2, 10. lot SPECIAL TtM Law :.
Nos. 1850 IN 80. so llU lG. lul9 ma ~. ilnt,
rart SOS a9o7 ai-a 2als, ~ $40. 3t7l Az sos,
3l~7, ainn s76, 4fou. .d-h a1"i 2l6A Part III Nos
SAG. l1H2 l02i 3at, 3ild. 276l 4725 tsia $40 260l
Cosmos rltAs-tlrnr lEHN Ca,e on Fart u -Nes
174. 3li. hS lA,n .nl 1919. l2ll. NS, 30 2liS 49,
1877 @223 iul6 Al Su- 1881 lui4 T7s 22uS 4G7 lOi2
l23p $50, ein lui~, lfS. srErlAt nltH --Nns J. ~
6ie2 t3i $3.50 scott 1850, 57l7 54d, hhia hnis 6+.N
Fart II Mos Gl3i. 3At7 dH2u. i1la Gil2. a~n hsif
1856 5D5l 1922, 63s5, 1910 d3J 5le7 57Ul, b7u4 1871
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-17
work and Wage. Along shore.

About 700 Of the 2 200 striking 'longshoremon
have accepted work from the eamship companies at ~
cents tor hour, day and night Thesc IT is said will also
quit work as soon as they have earned money
dciray their expenses The men they viii work
Tor the WAGES once them at the beginning ut the strike
that Is, - cents Tor day work and ~ for night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-17
Gnslnsss Notltes.


DozNrm-F"r the Teeth and breath.
A fragrant. healthful. encacious mouth wash 35c
Vuy oi druggists aut depot 2i6 Grand st., New York.
Rupture Cured by DIR. Mnrsh's Trcntmcnt.-
IN uN -ar AMI De- Die cure ~ Years practical
ncuce ouN ONCE Nc,N It. opposite 81 Pauls Church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-17
DIyORCED

RVGGLFS In the CITY NJ New York. on the feih
day of June 1873 by the Hon Charles Donohuc Justice
Of the supreme Court Mary Rugges fiom Charles NJ
Rugges Gauss adultery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-17

If any tickets have been left over yesterday,
have ordered tho New York office kept open
until noon. Nj. \. DAurAIN.-Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-17
New York stock E.change-sn,e. JUNE 10.


130 B.. c. X AN. 30Q3sif lFONYElH pr i950t22
80 Can. South 81. "a 81 Ion Maryld Coal . lax
2iiS7 Cent n. j. 5i144327. 32D n. Y NJ .. 173Gi67
tSG Chcs A list III o. geo Quo Miss l53s(at5t
10 en-. Alton. ~ 10 q A Miss PIT .aGk
1880 Oh W 677 a6G76 1850 Pacific Mail 49,, siak
500 On \ " pf V-sA7is VDt N rs as 2Ga2hi,
- Oh. X l. f...... 1aN4 80 X G. n 49,. ass
iTtsp ~ Paul. .5tai a,t 800 G. n pf 3ai sssis
$3.50 st T. pf .g3s, sIgi 100 Union Fac sr,S7-s.
~ Clcv. Pits, .a67S 800 Wabash o.. 3GA aiess
$50 &C. G. I.......aO 1907 Sutro Tunnel ~
100 Goa J. Co.. .0,s 10 liu VI Co 81, dH
1900 D.. L. W 500. sia's 1850 stand VI. 3lTl@s1t,
800 Erie. .27a ql7if 81 81 L. ; D.. 81 0S
l.u kre rf.....5i's t5lla .OO st l. A. + pf 90
1900 Han StJo 81 105 Host Air L....... 42it
80 u asst 10 pi 49, ai2is $50 Amer EN ~,
tn ~ Cent S7itaS7is 232 " :. ~ eq7Gpab
20 Kansas Pac. 81 13p Adams ~. 100. eslOi
l7+O Lake shore. 764- a75s, Iuo l.. 4 EXp. 81,
1noi Lou y. So saa3 itup N.C& st l. 421fsiOis
$3.50 Mich Cent .7sa, an a 49, Quick ~ .3~t. ga
40 Nor. Ess-. sua~-t.I 1901 Ran. Tex t1ai1s.
$40 \. y. Cen .Xd. ..tta 6n PIMA koko ~ 10 !tts
1910 Del Hud. 4nA a4sis 100 Ind. G 4 Lat -. 81
3lSo " L. Tel. lliAali4sI 2o1 Mar G.. 1T pit.
200 4. 4 J. Tel .3'tl ltl9 - kk Republic. lull-
80 ST =. A Min. ~. ga % Cent Nat BIZ. 80
lUO Am Dist TeL. SO Total sales. 10 14e shares
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-17

These most positive remedies remove the first attack
pcrmauVutY vastly boucut cuuirmrd eases. aud uriug
mt in Aoicloss ones Tie use ~ tNcr one give, sAus.
factory Improvement hrrot Great Jonc- 81
PRIVATE HOSPITAL FoK TuE
treatment ui structure hVnnrrhu1s amt NHfro"tr.
der the exclusive control at EpN ARD n DIAON. NJ H.
editor q the N'glpcl For description of the treatment
and the iunurnce of tobacco ON the nervous system OF
ME- pages. lnoiu,c stamp 90 - liu CilCH
hours from no 10 ami 2toi ant To- ~
ALLEYS Botanical ENWact. strengthens the Bran
kkAlN ana increases the prucYatNe powers
rood, Price, - All dnscists Depot,
ALLEN PharmacN, lstaY. ANA ieth 81
ALL KINDS OF HOOK AND jon
printing at low rates, At AoLMAAs, corner Centre aI
White sLA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25

sAS FRANcrsco, CAl., February 2S.-The
Metropolitan Baptist Church was densely
crowded tonight, and the following,
adopted by a unanimous rising vote, will
be telegraphed to the President tomorrow:
f o., Ho. ,,.,,s,, tsat......,, O1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25
A RnbstantInl Anrell.

PnILADELpnIA, February 24.-Charles
W. Angel. the defaulting Secretary of the
Pullman Palace Car Company, arrived
here late last night in charge Of detec.
tive. AT nine o'clock this morning the
Deputy Sheriff took Angel into custody
and conveyed him 10 the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas. The counsel for the Pullman
Palace Car Company announced his readi-
ness to make proof of the prisoner being
the person named in the warrant. The
Judge informed Angel OF his rights un.
der the law, but he replied that he didn't
desire that writ OF habeas corpus should
issue. After hearing the testimony, the
Judge remanded Angel to the custody Of
Detective Frank, OF London, representing
Illinois, the Sheriff taking written re.
ceipt Tor the prisoner. Angel was then
taken to the Pennsylvania Railroad depot
and started for Chicago at noon, accompa.
MED by his brother. When the tug con-
veying Angel from Delaware break.water
arrived at her dock after one o'clock this
morning, the prisoner, Detective Frank
and Superintendent Goodman walked
from the river front to Broad street, where
a carriage was taken and The party pIo.
ceeded TO Goodman's house, passing the
night there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25
Murdered for His Money.

LITTLE Rock, February 94.-Two weeks
ago traces Of desperate struggle, frag.
ments of clothing, &C., were found one
mile out on the north side Of the river and
of bloody body being dragged from the
Memphis Railroad track to the river bank.
Efforts at discovery failed. Yesterday
however, The falling river disclosed the
body Of D. +, Thompson, OF Coldwater
Miss, with his throat cut and otherwise
fatally stabbed. The Coroner's inquest
developed the fact that he was stranger
who came here to seek location, exhibit.
ing money carelessly. 1t is supposed that
ne was murdered for his money. There l.
no clue to the perpetrators.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25

FoR RENT-rhe Room occupied BY N. CRAFT,
IL Jegeler, No 80 Union 81. Apply 10 HERMAX
kOEMER, S2s unIon 81, BaliaIfc, Ghio. fNI4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25
Freight Train A,tae. ed hy indians.

DEApwooD, D. T., February q. A
courier arrived at Fort Mead yesterday
bringing the news that two freight trains
were attacked by Indians few miles
from Rapid City. He stated that the
Indians fired several volleys into the town
to prevent the citizens from going to the
rescue OF the teamsters. Another band Of
Indians attacked Sulpher Springs Sta.
ton, on the Bismarck Road, killing one
man and running Off four horses, Two
companies Of the 7th cavalry, under com.
mand Of Capt. French, started yesterday,
from Ft. Mead, in pursuit Of the maraud.
ing savages.
The general opinion is that the present
depredations are made by Little VOLTS
band ol Cheyenncs, making their way to
Sitting Bulls camp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25

year 10 give ear 10 school boy otatory-
10 hear yealy youths recite, MThe boy
Stood on the Burning Deck, &C., 10 which
fifteen or twenty boys 10 cadet caps dis.
play their efficiency In wasting powder, ,ev.
cry boy Of them costing the State q thou
sand dollars, halfof whom ought to be at
home IN the primary schools. Yet with
all this two more chairs-law and medi.
cine-havC been introduced, and l will
wager small sum that there are not ten
volumes on either subject In Tie library.
The Professors will be there, however,
and draw their pay. / like d mutual ad.
miration society, but the University, as
such, ispiled on little TOO heavy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25
chief Moses Disappointed.

PORTLAND, February 2.-The revenue
cutter left Port Townsend for siika on the
Goth inst. m
Lieut.. Wood, Of Gen. Howard's staff, re.
ports that he has delivered to Chief Moses
the intelligence from the Interior Depart.
ment that he can't have the reservation he
asked for last fall. Through Gen. Howard,
Moses expressed great disappointment al
the denial Of his request, but said he
would try to persuade his people to do the
next best thing the government would al.
low, but he could not vouch for the man.
ner in which they would receive such bad
OaWg e|f tr 1- C
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25

DOR RENT. The Rooms now occupied
y by ChIs. z, Dwight, Druggist, corner TWentT /.
fourth and Chapllne streets. Apply to q 3. TAN
LOR over the store. felS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25
LEWIS COUNTY.

LEWIS COUNTY, February 20.
Eltau lntslIIGenCrr.
No longer need your readers curl the
lPand say that Lewis county like many
CAeF counties Of the State agita.es but
never cOnsammates. Our narrow gauge
nlINad from Clarksburg to this place is q
azei TACT, twill be completed In the
eady days Of rosy June and when ready
lo' trAvel will he one Of the best OF its kind
10 The country, The road will be twenty.
'0aF miles in length, laid with a thirty
pound rail, Wheeling newspapers ought
least to compliment us upon our enter
ptse since the fOrty.two hundred dollars
'aeail will take to pay for the rails and
spikes all goes to your city.
Weston is growing rapidly; ground on
t@at street is selling at from fifty 10 sey.
en'y dollars per foot. Like all ante.bellum
"SAsln Virginia, heirs, wivesand widows
v,a INe E'eaterpart Of the business plats,
w, ma':!l \. lhe C"urts will not or cannot per-
n.a WV .Ie sale OF. Thus our town does not
trs rseal Soodly appearance on Its main
sIues Of trade, hut of the central local
y peauttlul Residences built after the
@s' ,ua approved style Of modern architec.
~. ,,s, meet the eyeRnd form most pleas.
,SsoontFaSt to the heirloom portions II
i"S4; iO0 WV Among such ars tho fine dwell.
n.y. %Ssol o. Hon J. NJ. Bennett, Henry Bran.
~ Ta a,la Atla Others, which arc perfect models
"TTItSanCe TI in all lltheir surroundings, no
,A5,S t.S legislature oughtto have adjourned
EoS E ule legal terminus Of itA existence.
m,5. r"SVi mat 1t had never met. Four bills
Snr'i.la SS1 laIo laws in Is days at a cost OF five
oSsSa a"Ja',H dollars per day, and two Of them
tSsu.0,le tSsu.0,le bIOtted out | am not going
Ss,EIer soS, upon any discussion Of Dan ,John.
s ion ',,a'ltoadbiiI Ialppose the appropria.
ni'.;oSS S ;,osSSolglmCndel fOr the railroad couD
hsShaaVT,lI hsa TlII Afford a liberal allowance fol
H. "oofln the cause Of reform, N lll
ia, nv Si1is Is SgoOd fellow. but, unfortunately
le,r;"n.' .' Ne never drives a stake without
DSDisi 1,;I, "n Il his imprint, which Is q big I
d Wss," w. WIye never be Governor OF the State
60 % .. virginia, or brakeman on the B
NAIL Ss gSell on our own narrow gauge. r
eItrsVSai s.i your editorial Of The 10Th, OF
educ0,isSaa Of taxation for proisGslona
6s 6T'Su' roin. i was timely and exactly L
yOurp pS"'. Da"s. Not Not 80 intelligent reader o
fbe SSSpeF viii dissent from your views
iaplv . nlversity at Aorgantown L
d diSs = pestilerous feeCh on tSs tToSsI,r,
n S eUoS SS'a'e' Tho faculty may be, as add
tost I,S a. t6&t of Yale or Harvard, \,
diS.s,.HSnoT how that iS, and Il makes n,
ie,.so'Sss'lEe. :aCl, Oi tbe sIx or ssven oro q
All 4 ~ his thirteen or fouytsen hun
kty 4 pSr annum, The pniyal
s'od place to 20 10 onee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25

This shows a decrease Of tho wealth Of
the country from 1870 to 1880 Of about
three billions OF dollars. OF course 1t is
but an approximate estimate, and may be
certain, and that is that tho "trIe valua.
ton" as rGtlrped next year, will be less
than It was in 1870 The assessed valua.
ton OF property in States and cities show
this, as well as the wiping out Of millions
ot WORTHLESS heptls wllieh were estimated
q, and rptgSsqea y lsesRh + I nige years ago.
nous sfirlakase Ia real property, $tll'tnll
story OF decreased wealth between 1870
and 1880. For the first time IN orr history
there will be a decade without the appaf.
ent gain Of dollar, but, on the contrary,
q loss Of two or three billions! The effects
OF the war losses, the wiplng out Of slave
property, and the expansion Of the intla-
ton period, will appear more Vividly IN
in the census OF 1880 than in that OF 1870
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25
Reducing omela, salaries.

LITTLE Rock, February a.-Thc Senate
agreed to reconsider the bill abolishing the
Adjutant Generals office.
Governor Miller approved the joint res.
olution asking Congress to appoint com.
mittee to investigate the educational sta.
tus Of the colored people In the South.
The House passed.a hill reducing the
salaries Of the Governor and Supreme
Judges TO $500, and Auditor, Circuit
Judges and Treasurer to s., 900 perannum;
the Legislators TO s. dollars per day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25
Failure ola Now York iron Firm,

NEw YoRE, FEBRUARY "a. The failure Of
the Pennsylvania Steel and Iron Com.
pany, o. Reade street, and at Clintonyille,
New York, is announced, and F. ]. Dom.
mick has been appointed receiver Of the
company. II was Incorporated in April,
1865, with capital of $500, 900. The panic
OF 1873 and the depression Of trade caused
the failure The total liabilities given,
$500, 900; assets nonlinalIy rated ut 81 600.
900 1t Is thought they will pay all liabili.
ties, leaving good dividends 10 the stock
holders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25

BALTIMORE, February 4.LThe funeral
of the lute Bishop Foley took place this
forenoon at the Cathedral. A large mum.
Der Of priests were present as well as tiye
bishops and thousands OF people. Bishop
Becker, Of Wilmington was the celebranto Of
mass and Arch Bishop Gibbons, preached
the funeral discourse. The remains were
Inferred at Bonnie Brae, where u large
throng had assembled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25
ITALY.
rnE ropE rAyons coNcll,IArloN.

ihH FOE = TnN"As GONSlhlaFlON'
RoME, February 24.-The Pope, reply.
Ing TO an address from the Cardinals, EN-.
phasized his desire to reconcile the Princes
and people to the Church. his readiness to
extend his hand to all who repent and
cease their persecution, aud his unninch.
Ing intention always to combat In defense
Of the rights and independence Of the
Church those who make war against
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25
pURCELL's DEBrN.
The Cincinnati German Catholics on
Their Ear.

ClxcISSA1I, February 24.-The palts
Fre.md German Catholic organ) TO. day
demands a statement OF the Affairs Of
Archbishop Pureell, which Il has reason
to lear may be worse than represented.
Tho GrrIaan Catholics charge that money,
gone to build Irish churches. Thpy fear
that the Church property will be liable 10
levy. Numbers Of these congregations say
they received none OF the four millions In
question, and they cannot understand why
the Church property, for which they have
already sacrificed SO much, should be held
for debts by which they were not benefit.
Inl y ~ :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25
Asueee.srnl remale Waiklsl.

CHlcAoo, February 21.-At one O'Clock
tkis morning Madame acknowledgements:
fully eomIletea her task Of walking, in
addition 70 her a,T00 quarter inilos n AZ m
many quarter hours, 800 quarter miles In
the same number Of consecutive ten min
utes. The last quarter was the fastest,
made in 1853. N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25

EERVIA.
DISTURBANCES IN ALBANIA.

BrLoRApE, February 24.- There has
been some renewal OF disturbances on the
Albanian frontier OF Servia, which Is
likely 10 lead to retaliation between
Servia and the Porte. A large body Of
Albanians made an incursion into servia.
They were pursued and re-crossed the
frontier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-25
ASpecImen Of ChIynIry.

GAMEsroS, February pa Jackson.
vile special says: Jos. E. Douglass, OF the
firm Of Douglass & Son, while standing in
front oftheirofflce converting with several
acquaintance, was killed by f. II, Ed.
mondson, who approached unobseryetl
from the rear with shotgun, firing the
entire charge OF buckshot into the for,
mers head. No reason is known for the
assassination,