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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-16

OF rOspeFity-RNAineas nr,Sh,..-,.'
Crops-The C0Rnty Fair.
Editors lpislltESnSer -N'''
Our railroad is fixed fact, as Il ia uov
in full and successful operation. Our .swu
is full of strangers looking for homes AND -
prospecting with view 10 establisbine
themselves in business. New YORK and
Michigan enterprises are represented 1
here, the latter purchasing walpu. humber
paying for the same SIS per thousand fsst
delivered at the depot, '
The freight traffic Of ra;,.o.d Z. l.,
creasins> rapidly, and the bnsinsss % ,,;ii IN
soon require the road TO double he "a r"c; ",4
". The road cost about s.. .0Ol mar ,n;ia.
Z In good shape and OF easy 9Tade TSas
Riverside Iron Works, ,ot Wheelino in,r;Sh
Cd the rails, which are OF excellent anali
". Our people do not forget he sid ran ran.
dered the road by Messrs. Bannatt rom-
den and others, who advanced monsH SS SnS
secured the completion Of this ayae snn ana
veniepce, ' "'e"' con-
,,'pV Weston Is growing and improving rap
ialy: Business OF oil kinds is good. There
sas,dsp, arc NO ialets here, every man finding
sometnlng 70 do; Farmers are sellinS
tin .nelr ptGaucts readily for cash. Our cat.
tte men have been shipping heavily. The
Arnolds and Col. Woodford did well The
Atkins and Jacksons report realiza,ions
on sales satisfactory. Our wheat cron Il
good, Chalfant & Woodford are nav;npo WIND * X
and 10 cents per bnshel. ~
Inc corn prospects never looked better
and promises a large yield, Annles i vii
be about one-fourth the usual crep. ss srsIi vii
.er fruit will not average more tban on one.
half the crop. ' 'lAH que
Our Fair opens on Tuesday, and nrom.
ises to be very successful. The entFiss ~
stock are numerous, and the other eTh;b.
its promise to excel former occasions We We
expect 70 have about FIVE thousand people
Az @1teuuAuCe' J, N
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The Liberal League Convention Mt Gin.
cinnatI-speech from Bob IngersolI.
The Cincinnati papersof yesterday con-
tain full reports OF the doings and sayings
Of .'he so.called Liberal League Conven.
ton id session in that city on Sunday. In
discussing the elements composing the
conyeutioi1 the Commercial characterizes
them as follows: -..r..g
"a more motley and incongruous col
lection Of able .aiellects have never been
assembled within the walls Of q public
building. Great thiukers, advanced think
ers, special thinkers and universal think
ers, no doubt, but each thinking and con-
tending for himself, with the sutf dogma
tism Of the high priests and dlsputants Of
the various theological and medical schools.
At every step Of the proceedings the dis.
position to start off at a tapEept was ap-
parent 10 the casual observer. How to
weld such mass Of conflicting opinions
and views into consistent and plastic
whole, and eneEgize itasa political ma
chine against the autiquated religious, so-
cial and political structures, which have
taken possession and occupy the land, Is a
taak that would tax the abilities Of a man
experienced in the government Of Bed
lam; Gnd the problem will grow more ab-
Struse and difficult as the circle OF Liberal
organization widens and the centripetal
torees increase" .....a.
The following report is given Of Bob
IngerSoll's speech before the League on
Sunday: -a
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Allow me TO
say that the cause nearest my heart, and
to which l am willing to devote the re-
mainder of my life, Is the absolute en-.
tranchisement OF the human mind.
LCheers. believe that the family Is the
uait Of good government, and that every
good government Is simply the aggrega.
lion o. families. Therefore not only be.
lieve In perfect, civil and religious liberty,
but believe in one man living with one
woman. believe the real domicileot the
human heart Is the hearthstone, and there
is where the sacrilce ofloye lliteH) should
be; and Just in proportion that We have
that idea In this country, Just In that pro
portion we will have free thought, and be
come more glorious and splendid people.
! don't want the church nor the
State to come between man and wife,
lCheers. l want TO do what lit
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]. O. O. F.
Fifty.afth Annual Session Of the Grand
Lodge NJ RaItimore. rl-s..a = q

Fiity.Iifth Annual Session Of the Grand
Lodge at Baltimore. ,,.,g !
BALTIMORE, September l5.-The Grand
Lodge l. 0. 0. F. began its annual session
to-day, ]. B. Harmon, Grand Sire, presid,
ing Representatives are present from all
the State, Territory and provincial iuris.
dlctions. The report of the Grand Sire
lows: Number OF grand lodges, so: srf1.
ordinate lodges, 6,975; grand encar9-
ments, 80; subordinate encampmer s,
1,S8S; lodge limitations, $500; LODGE
members, AZ, ,2ol; encampment members,
s., 2,40S; total relief, 81, ,740, ,405; total rev.
enue, 81 ,268, 1856; decrease, Sl56,065. The
Grand Sire recommends the reduction Of
representation to one from each grand
D0Qy,
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LONDON, September lG-A dispatch
from Dunbar says much doubt exists IS
to whether King Cetywayo will be caupht
or not. Sir Garnet Wolseley has In. M
formed the chiefs that on the capture Of
the king their peace or prosperity will de.
pend; that districts affording him shelter
will be punished by the burning Of their
kraals. A correspondent at Ulundi States
that the system Of burning kraals must
force Cetywayoto yield or die. -
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WAsHINGToS.
The Erie POstmnstersa.p--s.,vsr c.,.,e.
Gates.

The Erie POstmasterShiE-s.,vsr C.r,,a.
[ WASHINGTON, September l5.-As the re.
suit Of the investigation OF the charges m
against the postmaster at Erie, Pa. 4 IA
understood that that official Viii :" h ~ ,ss %
out delay. eV'"'eu HlIN'
The silver certificate bids fair To take tbe
place Of the standard dollar 10 oreat caI a[ s.'
tent In paying out 10 per cant n.V ~ tha ~
checks IN silver dollars the tSeasnros iran ~. sIS Il
generally asked for Certificate 'iTn IL ,hoin T.
stead. This is especially he case M ,Hi, witb
banks. The banks then nav then ~" ont
over counters the same as RreenbacSS "Is N
ms way large amount Of silver ce,tia. 1
Gates c. have gone into circulation in tbIs
clLys " "-'9
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Distressing Accident.

ER1E, Pa September l5.-This morn,
ing Lester Charles, a young man, interest.
ed In an iron mill at North East, had both
legs caught in the cOgwheels OF the mill
The left leg and foot were horribly man.
gled. II has since been amputated. The
right leg may be saved. The body would
have been drawn in and crushed but foI
the heels othis boots, which stopped the
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The Austrians have entered priiepoIfi,
the principal point to be occupied in Tie
Novi Bazaar district, and met with friend.
ly reception.
A Paris dispatch says: Olivier, Bona.
partist, has been elected to the Chamber
Of Deputies, from Camp, and Achard
elected at Bordeaux, defeating Blanoui,
Radical.
A Rome correspondent reports that It
has been agreed that no further steps shall
be taken in negotiations between Germany
and theVatican untiIthe Prussian elections
are over,
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DETROIT, September l5.-The thirty.frst
annual fair OF the Michigan State Agricul.
tural Society aud the tenth annual fair OF
the Michigan Pathological Society, opened
here to-day with unprecedently large
entries in all the departments and the
prospects OF having the most successful In
the history Of the State. President Hayes
will be present and deliver an address on
Thursday. The fair will continue Ave
days.
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YalIor Innlr.

NEw ORLEANS, September l5,-A Green.
vile, Miss, special reports the prevalence
Of malignant fever at ooneordia. Several
deaths occurred during the past week, in.
cluding s. Frank, Geo. Tobln and AT.
torney Key. The surrounding neighbor.
hoods quarantined against Concordia.
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PHtIADEIPHIA, September l5.-An ex-
plosion occurred this afternoon at the
Quaker City ioil Works, at Cooperyille,
whereby Geo. ]. Emery, son Of the pro.
prtetor, was killed, aud Lew. Emery, an.
other son, and James Stanger, machinist,
were so badly injured that their lives are
despaired Of, The works had Just been
erected and were started up for the first
time In the refining OF oil BY a new pro-
cess. The main still was blown to atoms,
and the burning oil scattered in every di.
rection.
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Its said that one out Of every four real
invalids who 60 to Denver, Col, to recover
health, never return To the East or South
except as . corpse. The undertakers, next
70 the hotel keepers, have the most profit.
able business. This excessive mortality
may be prevented aud patients saved and
cured under the care Of friends and loved
ones ut home, II they will but use Hop
Bitters In time. THIS we know. See other
column. For sale by Laughlin Bros.
4 Co., wholesale druggists, Wheeling,
West Virginia.
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MAINE.


AUGUSTA, Me-, September l5.-The Ken.
nebec Journal will tomorrow publish the
official returns Of the entire State, except
twenty small towns and plantations, with
the following result: Davis, (Rep. 8s, OLE;
Smith lGreenbaeker) 47,01S; Garcelon
(Dem:) q ISL. The Republican plurality
over the Greenback ticket Is 20,024; over
the Democratic ticket, 1881, AS far as
heard there have been 81 scattering votes.
The returns from the balance of the towns
will not essentially change the result.
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Fifteen Mundreei Tous or sIIver.

WASHINGTON, September 1S.-There is
now in the United States Treasury vaults
the enormous amount SAL, ,9l5, 1888 in stan.
dard silver dollars and silver fractional
currency, little over two.thirds being
standard silver dollars. The mass of silver
weighs nearly three million pounds, or
about 1900 tons. Treasurer Gilfillau
thinks the country will eventually absorb
the stock on hand, but as coinage Of stan!
dard dollars keeps up at the rate OF two
millions monthly, the question OF what
TO do with 1t is becoming difficult Of solu-
ton. In no month has the current de.
mand for silver dollars equaled the coin.
age, and hence the stock has constantly in
creased. Owing to the Treasurer's policy
ol paying ten per cent on checks and sala;
ries, however, the out put this month win
equal II not exceed the coinage, So far
during September the average daily pay.
ments ofstandard dollars amount to S7i,.
000 At the end Of the month about $780,
900 additional will be paid out,
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CHILL.

PANAMA, September 6.-The Star and
Herald says: tie Chilian feet off Pisogna
captured the Torpedo launch and some
torpedoes. Also the Scott English torpe.
dist Shirtzer, late Master Mechanic Of he
Lima and oryo Railroad, Callao. Greek
and negro fremen' have been sent 10 Val.
pariso. It Is thought the chiefs will be
executed. Their contract with the mer.
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WRESTLING HATCH

BosToS, September l5.-The collar and
elbow wrestling match, alternate heats In
jackets and harness, between Nat Hntcb.
ins, Of Marlboro, Mass, and Lyman 1--we.
Joy, OF Coldwater, for $3.50 aside and ~
Light weight championship OF America ia
ipt, fourth and 9Th falls, ' s"tnea tue
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PERU.

LIMA, September 15.-The Huascar at.
tackled Autofasca on the 2sth Of August,
An engagement Of four hours duration
ensued. Huascar silenced the enemyis
fire and dismantled their principal battery,
The Atlas was damaged and her command.
er wounded. Several were killed.
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Rtenuhoat Snnlt.

sr. LOUIS, September ia PoA dis.
patch says: The steamer Josie Harry,
which left here on Saturday last for White
Riysr, sunk near Chester, ILL.,, about sixty
miles below, The boat and cargo were
saved, the latter In o damaged condition.
The steamer Is owned in Memphis, and
wss valued at S20,0 900. Insured Tor about
tXo,thirds Of her value.
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CURA.

HAVANA, September ia dispatch
from Santiago De Cuba, announces that
eighty insurgents belonging to q party
headed by brother oi Gen. Macco, have
surrendered, The Governor OF the Prov.
ince OF Santiago De Cuba published a
proclamation offering to pardon ali the
insurgents who surrendered.
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DIED,

HEERY,-on Monday, september IL. 1s,o =, 90
o'clock ?. NJ ELIJAH Dlr AE2RY, JotuseSt Sob AZ
Itne1 A.and Mary n. Henry, IN t6S sixth year t Si
Funeral from The rsaidsuee Of bis parents, No. 9,
ssventesntA street. on Wednesday At O'Clock :, n.
fdsnd' o. Tho family are Invited, Intermsn, Al Re.
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At Boston-o oineinnatis 5, ,Bostons 8.
At Washington, D.. ON Nationalist Chi.
cago ], The game was called on account
oI Darkness. rVosH. d -..y.s.d--.. E Z .t3
Providence Providence, 8; Cleveland, /.
Troy-Bufalo, 4; Troy, 9.
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TIE NEXT PRESIDENCY.
The Republicans Have Nineteen and
the Democrats Eighteen States-One
state Doubtful.

the Democrats Eighteen States-one
state Doubtful.
The staies may figure consplCuously in
the selection OF the next President, for the
contest may be such as to throw the elee.
ton into the House OF Representatives. 1t
is to be hoped that the majority one way
or the other may be decided enough to
prevent o repetition Of the scenes OF 1879.
Since the election in California the list Of
Congressman is full except in the case Of
two vacancies to be filed, one In Iowa
and another in New York. These two
vacancies, however, when filled will not
alter the complexion Of the delegations
from those States. The representation
will therefore stand about as follows in the
House at the session Of 1Ss0,sl:
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Movements of the Presidential Party.
CINCINNATI, September 15.-President
Hayes, accompanied by Mrs. Hayes and
General Sherman, leaves Fremont for
NeOsha Falls, Kansas, on the morning Of
the 22d inst, going blythe Lake Shore
railroad to Chicago, thence by Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railroad to Ms.
souri,. and thence by the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railroad to Neosha Falls, pass.
ing through Sedalia and Fort Scott. The
party will rest at Chicago, spending the
night Of the 22d at the Grand Pacific
Hotel. On the morning Of the 2Sd they
will leave bY.special train on the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railroad, and per.
haps brief stops may be made at Aurora,
Mendoza, Galesburg and Quincy, but time
will not permit of any delay on the route.
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RCOTLANn.

GLASGOW, September Is. - In conse.
guence Of resolution arrived nj by
Scotch iron masters last week, not 10 ac.
cede to the demand Of the workingmen
for an increase 6f wages until the price 81
iron exceeds fftv shillings per ton, ffty.
four furnaces have been blown out in W.
rious parts OF Scotland, rendering 5000
men idle.
WEsr HARrLEpoRr, September l5.-The
first full cargo Of pig iron sent to America
for years will be dispatched this week.
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IRELAND.

LONDON, September l5.-A serious dis.
turbance occurred at Turgan, Ireland,
Saturday night, arising out Of the stabbinp
'ot Catholic in partisan ARRAY. All the
police Of the town were called out. and
the conflict with the mob lasted some
hours. Several arrests were made.
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Gratifying Increase OF business ut naltI.

WASHINGTON, September l4.-An indi.
cation Of heavy expectation Of wheat from
Port Baltimore is found in the fact that in
addition to the large amounts taken re.
gularly by the several lines Of steamers,
the expectations yesterday by sailing yes.
sells alon were 23S,000 bushels. The
business Of Baltimore has shown q mark.
ed increase for the past week, and the
Clearing House reports for the week clos.
ing last night show On increase OF nearly
two and one-quarter millions over the cor.
responding week OF last year.
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The Decline Of the Democratic Majority
I'm the House.

The Decline OF the Democratic Majority
in the House.
According to tho latest advices and
calculation, the straight Democrats will
not have a.clear majority In the House Of
Representatives. This is the account
given by the Chicago Ttms Of the decline
and fall of the Democratic majority:
"In the Forty-fourth Congress they
numbered l79 Representatives, an excess
OF II over the Administration members,
OF 66 over the Administration and in.
dependents combined, and SO more than
sufficient for quorum. In the Forty.fitth
Congress their number in the House was
bers; but they still had an excess OF 10
over the Administration side OF the chams
Der, and 8 more than the necessary quo
rum. In the Forty-sixth Congress they
found themselves still further advanced
on the downward road. With six vacant
seats their party at the opening Of the
extra session was only l45, a loss Of II,
leaving them barely quorum. Five OF
the vacancies have been filled, and the
sixth (rweltth District, New York; will be
filled by an Administration member in
November, when the party which in the
Forty.fourth Congress had q majority
over all Of Co. and In the Forty.tlfth ma
jority over all Of 10, will be reduced to de.
pendence on the apostasy Of some mem.
bers elected to represent another party
organization, in order to command even a
quorum in the House."
Upor the above, as text, the oincin-
matt Commercial observes that It is perfectly
plain that II general Congressional elsc-
ton were held in the present state Of
public opinion, the Republican majority
would be large. So much for the Con.
federate caucus display in extra session.
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NAILS were advanced to the Pittsburgh
card 1897 yesterday by the Wheeling mills
Even at this new card some Of them will
not care to make many additions TO their
present orders, as they have enough on
their books TO consume several weeks run.
The demand for nails is still quite active,
but there are those who think that the
beit Of the pressure has been felt.
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NASHVILLE, September ia boiler in
O. Powers slaughter house exploded ex-
this evening, tearing Frank Duffy to
pieces, killing him instantly, and fatally
wounding Felix Oheethan, coiored.
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Retirement or One and Two Dollar notes,

Retirement or One and Two Dollar Notes.
WASHINGTON, September 1S.-The stand
ard silver dollar is taking the place Of one.
dollar bills, and the amount Of the paper
small bills ones and twos-is now less
than for some time. The total amounts Of
ones and twos now in circulation is as fol
lows:
SSsCnSI PaDk RSDk ae.
Treasury Notes oue9 .....,.., $50
Treasury Notes two.
Since the first OF last November there
has beena decrease Of National Bank ones
and twos amounting to SS74,941.
With the advent Of the silver dollars
there Is decreased use for these bills, es.
pecialy the ones, as the silver dollars an
Swer every purpose.
In this city at present the silver dollar is
almost exclusively used, the immense pay
ments on salaries having put them on top
ln everybody's pockets, and one dollar
bills are becoming rarity.
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Tur Pacific Mills, in this city, were yes.
.srdsy paying one dollar per buShel for
number one wheat. We observe that
wheat was excited yesterday at Chicago.
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ole :GtteIliqstter.

once, Nos. % and "a Fourteenth street.
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WESTON.

success OF The Marrow Gause-rhe boom
OF Observation-Disclosures nrITh,sn,n"- S
CroPs-The County Fair.
WREFoN Dn.. .. ,oso
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A. G. Langstaf, President Of the How
ard Association, reports the successful be.
ginning in New York OF the work Of rails.
ing funds for yellow fever sufferers in
Memphis. The Hardware Board Of Trade
to-day collected SIPS, which has been tele-
graphed to Memphis. The Chamber Of
Commerce holds special meeting Thurs.
day to promote the object Of Langstaf7s
missinn.
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1 Pay she&~ bonds, and then no more
honda forever"