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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-21

The measure prepared by the special
congressional house committee, which
investigated the best means of pre-
venting the introduction and spread Of
epidemic diseases, is similar to the bill
reported by the special senate commit
tee on the same subject on the 7th in
slant. 1t omits the senate bills pro-
vision for a bureau Of health, but
adops the feature Of board of health;
also provided for in the senate bill. 1t
is probable that one of the two meas
ures will be passed.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-21

THE report regarding the illness OF
Mrs. Senator Wade, seems to have
heen totally unfounded. Her friends
report her in very good health indeed,
for her. - -
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-21

THERE is a man in Dayton, Ohio,
who deserves monument to his mem
ory. He was appointed guardian of q
little girl eight years old, who had $20,-
600. Upon arriving at legal age ho
turned over to her SAC, 900, and did not
even ask the court to allow him $685.
900 for his trouble.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-21

THE first move in Bismarck's pro-
gramme for the increase of the German
revenues will be the introduction of a
bill imposing higher duties on iron.
Other measures of like character and
purpose will quickly follow.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-21

THIS week the experiment of light
ing the United States senate chamber
at Washington with electricity is to be
tried with twelve large burners. 1t is
expected that the new apparatus, which
is located in the basement of the capi-
tol, will furnish an agreeable and bril-
liant light.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-21

CHICAGO grain markets, Feb. 20.
wbeat-os4 Corn-33i, Whiskey, un-
changed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27

MENPHls February ga special to
the ApqApfde from 1nka, Miss, gives the
following account Of double murder per.
pctrated near that city yesterday: Major
A. N. Hutchins, accompanied by Thomas
McNatt, both highly respected citizens Of
the county, left Tnkq together in the after.
noon togohome, being neighbors, Hutch.
ins had drawn 81, 100 in gold from the Ex.
press Office, sent from a Cincinnati house.
which was to be used in purchasing a farm
Late in the evening, McNatt's horse re.
turning riderless with blood marks on the
saddle, It aroused the suspicious OF his
family Of foul play. Search revealed the
dead body OF McNatt, terribly mutiIated
about two miles from his home. A hln.
dred yards further on Hutchins was found
in like condition. It is thought that
the Express Office, and had waylaid and
murdered both for money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27
New YorR.

New YORk, February 2O.-Cotton-Firm
at 0 lS-lGA9 1916 Wool-Steady; domestic
fleece 27ai0c; pulled l7a3Oc; unwashotl l0s
25c. Flour-Easier; Sppertine western and
State SS Sga9 70; common to good s. SOa4 %:
good to cloice s. 05a4 90; white wheat extra
81 65a5 2Ji extra Ohio S. T6a5 90; ST, Louis
s. sOa5 76i Minnesota patent process 50 OOa
IS. WhOat-Sloady; rejected spring s2Hc:
ungraded do 9Oci No 9spring OTc; No ) do
81 DIAL o.; ungnded winter red 81 OOal ID:
No. 5 do 81 00Aal 10; No. 2, 81 Oo9lai 03:
No. do 81 l3al lSx; ungraded amber 81 lSa
10; No. 2 amber western 81 l2al l29f: nm.
graded white 81 l2; No. 2 do 81 COIL ID No
! do 81 1l1fal u; extra do $lISX, RYE
Quiet and firm; western at 0laGSc. RaFlSy-
Steady and unchanged. Malt=hull and nom.
inal. CoFl-qqiet; gpgFaded ,4ixc; No. S,
43l1Gttci steatRcr 4l9{a4ac; No. 9, lOc; old do
&c; yellow western 47c; round yellow 4Gc,
Oats-Dull; No. 8 white 33lc; no. q 4Ha
SiNc; No. do SOC; western mixed SSaSic :
white western S5a36c. Hay-Demand fair md
market firm ut t4'a45c. Hops-Dull Coffee
Dull; Rio cargOes 10 IIa141ic; job lots l0HalGc.
sugar-Dull; refining fair to good GSIlOEc,
MolasSes-Duli and nominal, Rlco-QGiet
and unchanged. PETROLEUM Quiet but steady:
United 9lHaO0Ic; refined 6Xc. Whisky
$l07K.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27
a MeetInE o. IpdIgpnnt STIIIer..

ST. LOUIS, February 9G.-The excite
-mentapd indignation among the millsrs
here against ex.Gov. stanard for compro-
missing his suit, reported yesterday, con-
tinues unabated to-day, and ran 30 high
that the Missouri State NIillers AssooIa.
ton held called meeting this afternoon
and unanimously adopted resolutions ex-
pelling Stapard & Co. and ]. b. Kehlor &
Co., who have also settled with the CoGh-
rane party, from the Association for
breach Of faith incompromising the suits
Of the American NIidling Purifier Com
pany against their firms.
Mr.. Stannard Is Vice President Of the
National Millers' Association and threats
OF Oxpulsion from that Organization are
made against him. He defends his action
on what he regards sonud business prinCl.
pies, and says considerable number Of
members OF the National Association have
tlken the same coursa he has aud doesn't
seem to be much affected at the Commotion
he has caused. II is sasserted by the Coch-
rane party that any member Of the Ma
tional Association or person or firm against
whom they have suits pending can clm-
promise, them on the terms offered Stan
nard & Kehlor, viz; one hundred dollars
per rtin OF f>stone.
The suits in the U. S. Circuit Court
which have been in progress here for more
than two weeks closed to-day. They were
submitted, and the Court taking them un-
der advisement, with the understanding
that the decision be rendered next term.
Judge Nelson will decide the Minnesota
cases, and Judges Dillon and Treat, the
Missouri cases.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27
wondcrfuIGas We!I.

PlEEEE,BrGG, February 23.-The great
s, gas well ever struck in this State, il not
in this country, WAS struck by the Little
Nay Oil Company few days since, at
DsvOrs Fork, on thelinG OF the oil brake,
north Of Burning Springs. The gus es-
lpelwih such force that two.inrh pipe
bal to be inserted to conduct the gas TO q
distance from the well, where It was per-
Rirel to escape, thereby decreasing the
pressure and rendering the escape less
d1neenW. The noise Of the escaping gus
elabe heard at distance Of three-fourths
Oamile, This we'll furnishes gas enough
70 light up u city. aud is constantly in
casing as the well is being sunk deeper.
Should it hold out it may yet be utilized
hmR machinery in the oil regions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27

s,l,,l So.. Is and n Fourteenth street
,.,.,l. caucus nt the Capitol Last
pep'S SlEhl.

,oo,ins Of Democratic members oi
uo,,.e Of Delegates was held in the
". g'rI ~ II ,he House last evening. The
Nl Limo vas called in order TO take some
'.,ion IN regard to the reported detection
' .t,Ss sneaker from the Democratic ranks.
~. caucus was called to order by Col.
5'.dhrl. who nominated Capt. Chipley
l.Cb,irman Dr. GooCh explained that
IN meeting was caIIc'ltO consider what
,s,iop. -, iany, was proper to take in regard
,.o,hesreaker's understood new departure
Sneecles were made by Judge Stuart,
c.r Jacob and Mcsrs. Bradford, Parsons,
T,ir, Butcher, Toney and others, not
%r,rtting the Speaker Of THE Third House,
Tnn Charlie Caldwell, Of Wood county.
Al ver down on the Speakers new
"o.,iou-soInc -, Of them quite severely. A
,ommittce on resolutions presented the
allowing report, which was adopted as
A, ,ense Of the meeting.
The committee appointed by a meeting
,ttbe Democratic members Of the House
y nsle,alcs to take into consideration the
Soltiai sentiments expressed by the
Sns,kef Of the House in an interview with
,6s editor Of the lSTELLIGRNCEk Of this
5Ie respectfully submit the following:
~ ktIy recognize the right Of any cih-
,5 70 ,eIec; such political altiliation or to
s,oress =, such views us be may deem Just
M proper without being made subject to |
ihs criticism ui his fellows, but as the |
Rnccralic members are largely in the
m,iodty in the House and are therefore
MI responsible to the country for the
nSires thereof, We therefore hold it to be
our duty to declare with emphasis that the
TsWs theories aud plans OF party orgAni-
z,ion expressed in the interview referred
IA DO moi represent the Democratic party
oiWesl Virginia and We hereby expressly
dsllre our tlete mined disapprobation Of
The Sue,
Ne further declare that we do not
MAN to yield or surrender in the
Jiyhlest degree Democratic principles
f democratic organization. We shall
sl1s,s Welcome to our ranks all who con-
raf Eith us in political sentiments, but |
aHnot surrender political principles
which have stood the test OF SO many
ysar, to suit the IDEAS OF any person what
ever,
Teexpress our unqualified condemna-
tOnOi theviews expressed by the Speaker
in such interview, and declare that IL such
rieSs bad been known ut the time of the
organization Of the House the present in
eanbent could not have been chosen
j. ]. JAcon,
I. a. BRADFORD.
W. II. T. LEWIS,
u. B. GooclI,
A. MoSRoE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27

PHILADELPHIA. February 20.-Flour-Quiet
superllne g t0a2 IS; extra $ 25a3 IS; Mime
sofa family good 81 so; ch lice 81 65IIal IS;
fancy 81 Ooa5 90; Minnctota high grades
ut s. %; Ohio, extra family and gool hncy
S .; Ohio high grades SQOO; Illinois high
grades 81 30; Minnesota patent process 81 O0a
$50. Rye -four unchanged. Wheat-Ouiet
Rye-Quiet; track 52a65c. Corn-stcady
western rejected, track, 42IEc western steam.
er 4saiSHc. oats-steadyi mixed 2la3Oc;
white western aOIfaS2jsc Provisions Fair
demand. Beef-Prime mess $l2 6OalS 90
Mess Pork-Extra $40 0al4 90; prime $40 Goa.
10 25. Hams-Smoked Sa0I<o; picked 7JSa
SIC. Lard-Western, In tIcrces, 7Aa7Xc
Butter-Dull; New York and Bradford CO.,
Penna., extra, 2Oa2lc; Western Reserve extra
western l5c.. Cheese-Easler; western fuii
cream skasl lzc; western good 7aSc. Petroleum
Dull; refined 9Ha0xc; crude sHaS1I,
WhisEy-Nrmeri western u 0s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27

RALFIY0PE, FehtuaEy 2a-Plnur Steady,
quiel and unchanged Wheat - Western
steadyi No. PenISJ lvanIa red 81 llI; No,
2 western winter red spot 81 lOSSal iO5f !;
March 81 l0Aal IL; April 81 II Eal Ii5I.
Corn-Western steadter and lower; western
mixed, spot and March 4Sslaiic; April Axe;
May 45%c; steamer iIAailHc. 0als-Fairly
active: Pennsylvania SlnSgc; western while
3la3l Nc; do mixed 99a3Oc. ltye-NominNIly
unchanged. Hay-Quiet and unchanged.
Provisions Strong and unchanged; Lard
Refined In tierccs Nc Butter Steady; prime
To choice western lacked 1sa9Ot; roll lbalGc.
Eggs-Dull and lower ut l3aiic. Petroleum
Dull and unchanged, CoiTee-Quiet, firm and
unchanged. WhisEy-Du'l and unchanged
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27
Cincinnati,

CNoNS&rt February 2g-CoIton-Flrm
dml. whsStMIn good demand and and priees ssvs a
shade higher; No. rcd winter 81 05. Corn
inactive at 3ia9Gc. 0Ats-In good demand
at 20a29c. Rye-Sirong and higher at 6SS5l lc.
Barley-In taiF AapaHd; SIMPLE lots spring
at 0SaF0c loEk-Quies and unchanged al
$40 25il0 so Lard-Dcmand active; steam
at 90 70. Bulk Mea,srStropg; sb0rt ribs
at s. 80 cash; s. IS seller Anil; clear TiLs
s. 05 cash; g 90 buyer March; IS 3OaJ 52S
seller MaYi short clear s. 90, nacon-ne.
mand fair and market Ilrm at 4J3a6Aa5Jsc
Butter--Qulet; nllolee to fancy Reserve la
lSc: prime do l6alGc. I.inSeed Oil-steaiy '
at Csc. Whtsky-steady with fair demand
at 81 0S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27
Sehoonev DYIyen Ashore-Terrlble suffer
ing OF the Crew.

DAnNEoAr, February 2G.-The schooner
David II. Talek came ashore this afternoon
south Of here, and the sea being very
heavy size commenced to break up rapid
lilly. Her crew Of eleven, including
' woman and child, took refuge in the rig
plng, and crew Of Eve Of iitSsaying sta
lion No. ID attempted during the morning
to board the vessel In surf boat, but were
driven back by the heavy sea. Theythen
went, with the aid Ui the crew OF Station
No. Is, apd riggedu breaches buoy, in
which one man and the young child were
brought ashore, but In such an exhausted
condition thatno further particulars could
Le obtained from them. Subsequently the
crew OF Station No. II arrived at the
wreck and four Of the vessels crew were
landed in dying condition, making the
humber saved six. Two while being
drawn ashore In the breeches buoy were
drowned, tho limo breaking. The cap
tain's wife died In the rigging, one man
was washed overheard, and the rest II nat
dead, are supposed to be In q helpless
state still board. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27

FAIL RIVER, Mass, February 90. The
canonicus Mills in this city, better known
rs the Montaup Mills, arc asking their
creditors for an extension. The present
difficulties are reported to have been occa.
stoned in part by the embarrassment Of
the American Print Works, OF five direc.
tors Of th5 Print Works threO arc directors
Of tho Canonicns Mills, and George B
Durfeo is President. ...s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27
@-H
Chicago,

cHlcAoo February 9G.-F Flour-In good de,
mand AZ full pEices, Wheat-Steady with
spring 99jsa9Sc CASH. O3a0SHc March; IJis
0iHc April; 97Hc May; No. 8 May 7oXc;
rejected Csc, COFn--DnIl and prices lower: :
gilt edged 33kn3ic cash; 33Xc March; SSsEc
April; S7asaS754c May. Oats-Active, firm
and higher: gilt edged 49, 4a235Ic cash 23Ic
March, 23SSc April; 9ONc May. Rye
Steady aud unchanged. Barley--Dull ut
fGc. Flax ScCd-Steady, with a fair demand
at 81 25nl G2IE. Pork-Active hut lower nj
$40 221EalO 25 c9sh and MaEclG sI0s IS April;
$40 4fXalO 50 May, Iarl-Fair demand but
at lower rates; 50 SOaO sex cash March; 50 GOA
G02k April; 81 10 May Tlulk Meats-Dull
and lower at s. s., l5a5 30. Dressed Hogs
Market bnoyant but unsettled at 81 lSai co.
WhiSky-Quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27
RoLLINa MILL nrRNrn.

ST. LOUIS, February 26.-The unoccu.
pied rolling mill in East St. Louis, Of the
East St. Louis Rail Mill Company, was
burned this afternoon. Loss $4,000. In.
sured as follows: Rtna; Germania, New
Orleanst Ben Franklin, Allegheny; Mis-
sissippi Valley, Aurora Tennessee, Sc 500
each; Granite, Richmond; Cooper, bay.
ton; Millyille, N. j.; Revere, Boston; Ma.
tional, Boston, 81, 200 each; Fire Associa.
ton, Philadelphia; Manufacturer, Boston;
$500 each; Union, Galveston, 5000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27

CHICAGO, February 28.-The South.
western rate association to-day agreed to
reduce the rates from Missouri river
points on cattle s. per car, on hogs $40 per
car. The stated arrangements are about
completed for pooling OF rates between
the Union Pacific, Kansas HaoIfc and
Colorado Central railroads. II Is intimat.
ed that the Union Pacific has agreed to
appropriate two millions Of dollars 10 com.
plete the Colnrada Central from George
town, its present terminVs to Leadyille.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27
River and weather,

River 10 feet and rising.
Weather stormy and cold.
The Emma Graham passed down ut a
A. ".
The local packets Telegram and Phae.
ton were on hands.
Tho buckeye st6ts passed down last
night,
The W. P. Thompson passed up.
The o'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh this
morning at Z o'clock.
The Courier will be the Parkersburg
packet to-dayatlOI o'clock.
lsy FslsrSpa.
LOUISVILLE, February 26.-weathor cold
and cloudy,
MRArHls, February 2G.-Rlyer rose . in.
eAo't Weather clear and p9l4.
PITrsguEaH, February 9R.-River Z feet
inches and rising, Weather cloudy and
el4lRo,, February sa-Riyer ~ feet |
inOh and falling. Weather clear. Ther.
mometer 9i'.
ST. Louis, February 2o.-Riyer rose 8
inches; 81 feet to Cairo. Weather cloudy
and very cold.
vIcxsBuRo, February 2O.-weatbsr
cloudy and cold. Thermometer 49,. Riy,
er fallen II IReha& wy
EVANSVILLE, February %. River falling,
! feet. Weather cold, with west wind;
Thermometer 20 degrees.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27

,ta. tsall''E,rIuN, February gG.-Sydney l.
v.,I ,.',1aS' election judge, John Boyd and
S'.t ,sI 'S'ael', Inspectors ut the recent cleo
A. i,i,D Gt'e' aud Thomas Stewart, local poli.
sa, Sgre To-day held in 1000 Jail for
h. ,Sa eI aud conspiracy in conduct.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27

For 4allllii9aqI 1slealepA 81 Ea2sryA Rage
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27
PLRURO PNEUMONIA.
DULLION WITHDRAWN

An outbreak OF pleuro pneumonia
among the cattle ut Manchester Is m
nonnCel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27

iljsD S@ siol. It up, six long ycars,of bed.
\, yS,, VEilySs me; and suffering, costing 500
lSSSS'I I Total 81, ,9OO-all 81 which was
at.n 5y " ;., Three bottles Of Hop. BittCrs,
IoCseSs,ER ERy wife who lras done her own
Nd a 1.l LOT a year since withoat the
kAoE h n, % MI. and | want everybody 70
'oHS WEESs, Butler, n. v"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27

East LtHEErY, February 2l-CArrLE-
ceipn to-day e2l head Of through. and l45 Of
local. Total for twodays, 900 head OF through,
and 0ss OF local. Market rather slow at lust
weeks prices.
Hoos-Receipts to-day 1850 head. TOTAL
for two days 8, lB5. YorEers SS s0It 10; Phil.
adelphias 81 GJa4 80.
siEEs-Receipts to-day, 500 head Total
for two days ., 600; prices ranging from s. as
a5 %. Selling rather slow. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27

RAILROAD BoNDs-Irregular; New Jersey
Central issues weaker and lower, and Kansas
Pacific strong aud higher.
STATE BoSDs-Dull
SioCEs-Nlarket was weak and unsettled
during the greater portion OF the day aud after
frequent fluctuations prices at the close
showed decline OF u to AZ. The tleprcs.
sion was most marked In coal shares granger
stocks and Erie. New Jersey Central declined
from IS 10 33A. Delaware lackawanna &
Western from Sax to 6ON. Delaware & Hud.
son irUm AK TO 40H. Morris & Essex from
50 TO SSX Northwestern common from 10 to
SSH, The weakness Of tue general market
was ascribed to the reports that James Keane
was selling most Of the active shares while n.
] Central was depressed by thcactual statement
OF the Receiver, showing decrease In net
earnings OF $l82, 900, compared with 1877, and
the announcement that tho PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company has blocked the arrange
ment by which this road was to receive u large
accession Of traffic from the Reading and Bali.
more & Ohio railroads,
The transactions aggregated 222,0O0 shares,
Of which SO, 900 were Erie, 10000 lake Shore,
1900 Northwestern common, Is, 600 preferred,
5000 Lackawanna, Il, 900 New Jersey Central,
4, 200 Union Pacific, 1900 Western Union.
5000 Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 1000 Wabash:
1900 st Paul common, 60UO preferred. 5000
Morris u Essex and 23000 0hlas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27
N0u nn. warlI I:.cnre,l IInrrInr.

W., ~ IoIIS' y, b, February .0.-NIs.
W |lsa' whose sentence Of death for com,
ys''y r' u IN the murder Of her husband at
S'H iSD.; River, wa' committed 10 two years
a, sI1,bbsu,n.llIen', u.n' hss been released by order
4, sr Minister Of Justice. The murderer,
n, n, IeioTG @TG being hanged, declared that
va AM WAS innocent Of the crime.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27

NEw YORx, February 62.-Cotlon goods are
sill In fair demand with commission houses.
White goods and quilts are fairly active
fancy prints remain sluggish In agents hands,
dinghams arc In steady request Dress goods
are doing we'll. Mems wear In light demand,
and Kentucky jeans are In irregular request,
Hosiery and underwear are In steady demand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27

Orr OF suffering have emerged the
strongest souls, and the most masSsye
characters are scanned With sears. TBS
reads nicely, but any one suffering Vith
rheumatism OF Neuralgia would DO much
better by using Keller's Roman LlnlRenk
Price so cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27
BIZ TELEGRAPH.

+, i'FSi'ov y Of Charles Dickens sill.
::s,I,ng : n'e IN Market street. Manchester,
ps. .,'1' caused a loss Of 100000 pounds.
sit,b' 'e iaiIl louise Napoleon, A@ jolhed the
,ips To,'e T,v,Se' aga volunteer aud sailed for
LlIa w, osn' Aliica, to participate In the
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CHICAGO, February 25.-An anti Chinese
meeting was TO be held here tonight, but
was postponed on account OF the inclem.
ent weather and incomplete arrangements,
SENATOR'S EMBOSSED.
SAN FRAScIsco, February 28.- The
Young Mems Central Republican Club,
the leading organization Of that party In
this city, held q meeting this evening, at
which many Of the most prominent Re-
publicans Of San Francisco were present.
The following was unanimously adopted:
ResOlped, That the Young Mems Central
Republican Club OF San Francisco heartily
endorse our Senators and Representative
In urging the President to sign the Chi.
nese restriction bill.
ResOlued, That we consider the veto oi
the bill calamity to the people Of Cali.
iornia.
Resolved, That these resolutions be trans.
mitted to the President OF the United
States by telegraph.
The leading wholesale firms OF the city
have agreed to close their places Of bust.
ness tomorrow afternoon to attend the
mass meeting.
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STFR!ScIsco, February 96.-The Zea.
ltnlet brings the following: Norfolk Isl.
nd has been visited by u tremendous
a'Hicauc, which lone serious damage to
at plantations.
The victoriamexpelition to New Guinea
~ met with disease and hardships, and
gallr's Y with the natives. Tie men were
u struck down with sickness and were
Elhe to work the ship.
W. IHsham and the crew Of the steamer
is9a'na, at Brooks Island, were attacked
7! ae naIiyes, aud lngham, master aud
Sslef; SI; engineer, one European and two
!ainesc, on board, were massacred. The
y IllVSS seized all the arms which were in
y Is Possession Of lngham, and II is now
'aageFOus to approach them.
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FIRE RECORD.
DESTRUCTIVE piRE AT rENsAcoLA.

PENSACOLA, FLA, February GA fire
broke out this morning in the Wooden
buildings opposite Kenny's store on Sara.
gossa street aud burned TO Palaiax street,
destroying five buildings, including
Hyers Bros. Office on Palaiax street, two
new stores on PfeilIer, south Of Saragossa
street, were burned, including the Office
OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, who
saved his papers; also anumbr OF lawyers
Offices and the Office OF the British consul,
the latter lost most Of his papers, The
loss Is estimated Mt Sl25 900, with about
SO 900 Of insurance. About twenty firms
are seeking new habitatlons and the pub
lie square Is crowded with property
taken from the burning buildings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27
PIRg n TAYLoRsYILLR.

GALVESTON, February 2G.-A special 10
the Neus from Taylorsyille says: A Gre
broke out afresh on the scene OF yester.
days conaagration, burning six more
buildings, making total OF thirty.three
and leaving but four business houses in
the town. Loss about $4,000; small in.
surance. Many families are homeless and
destitute.