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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-20

Louisiana Republicans now In the city
say that the conditions are all good for q
warm campaign there this fall. A thorough
reorganization Of the Republican party
will 6e attempted. They report the Demo.
Gratis divided on the debt question, while
the Republicans are united. Appointment
Republican from New Orleans told Secre.
tary Sherman that II the Republicans
would spend as much money In Louisiana
aud send half as many speakers Us they
had in Ohio, Louisiana would go Republic.
can bya bigger majority than Ohio had
JUST gone. He told Secretary Sherman
that he oughttogo himself down to Louisi.
ana and tORe part in the campaign. Mr.
Sherman said he would like 70 go, but
cOuld'not on account Of his engagements
tO speak in New York.
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wAsuISoToS, D. o., October ls.-In.
spec,or W. ]. Pollock telegraphs to the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, from
Denver, Col, as follows:
"The Governor and leading citizens here
unanimously affirm that the Indians must
be removed from the State or exiermiMated
by the State, II not by Federal force. Con.
fidence, they say, can never be restored,
aud Il Is only question whether the re-
suit shall he attained at once or by slow
and tedious wartate.n
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 10 There have been
further inundations in the provinces ut
almeria, Malaga and Alcantre Several
persons were killed aud much damage WAS
done TO property. In the Malagt aud ALI
cantre districts two thousand houses were
destroyed and 1t Is believed that five hun,
dred persons persisted by the d ,ods. The
damage TO property Is estimated at thirty
millions Of francs. Lauer teltgrams frnm
Murcia states that $40 bodies have already
teen found. Itis believed that over Que
thousand people have persisted.
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AT KtABERLYs BANK From Mr.. Kim,
berly we learn that the following arrange,
msnt has been fixed upon BY him aud his
miners as q solution Uithe troubles there;
~ agree to advance the price Of mining
coal In my works TO all my miners 16i per
cent or cents per car, for the remainder
ii my Contract year, viz; April l, 1880, ]
do this rs = simple act Of justice, aud to
enable mine and other men to better
their present condition. I know that !
can't make this losS mp out my contac "
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Tnos. HORSBRouk.-Col. Hornbrook,
was, at his own request, removed
irom the residence Of JUhn rrimble, Esq.,
On Fifteenth street, yesterday morning, to
street, where he now lies. There was not
much change in his condition yesterday
al hUugh his Attendantssa he rested more
easily than Ut any tilne during his illness
At l.! O'clock last night he was resting bet.
ter, aud with prospects Of good night.
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General Garfield for Next U. n. senator
from Ohio.


Communication In ysst.rdAI Is GlncInrat Commercial
vi all the prominent aSpirants for the
A6Ovs position Of honor, General Garfield
stands forth a. the most conspicuous and
deserving, lie has the necessary qualiii,
eiIinns Uf ability, merit and integrity. He
has on all Occasiuns-on the bloody battle
field, In the councils Of the Nation (big NJ
and upon the stump ably and worthily
espoused and defended the principles Of
the Republican party. During the present
campaign he has been al indefatigable
h6hrer, taking an active part aud
speaking in all the principal cities
and regions OF the State, aud
no doubt by his force and logic
IN displaying the ruinOus effect OF the
oIanCial hereSies aud the traitOr0us and
revolutionary designs and legislation OF
the Democratic party, has, to as great an
extent az any other man, made the next
legislature what It will te-RepublicAn.
His bravery on the battle tield, where, he
GI ready To seal his devotion TO the prin-
siples ot the Republican party with his
blood, Is only eqlalled by his noble, gallant
AMI steAdfaSt defense oil the same int
hAlsOt the National Legislature, through
these many years since the war, He is
the equal fall his competitnrsi In every re-
Spert rave Ia the possession OF an abun-
dance Of earthly goods. That he has been
and still is poor, aud yet has striven and
reached tile position he now occupies,
should the more entitle him TO q favorable
recognition at the hands VI the Republic
SanS0t the next Legislature.
4, Knowing Mr. Editor, your desire that
Tue I'D man should be accorded the above
Position, you will confer favor by giving
aae above space in your columns.
FAIR PLAY,
itwould do the Republicans Of the Ohio
Valley hereabouts, on both sides Of the
nver, agteat deal OF good to see General
Garfield chosen as the successor Of Thur.
nan in the United States Senate. With.
encouragement to Blaine or Hawley, OF
any other speaker who visited Bslmon,
county durirg the canvass, 1t can be stated
that General Garfsld's Esnaville speech
sH probably the most effective I'D
dress Of the canvass. At least 1
PAT OF the splendid gain in th,
Republican vote Of Pesse township 1
Attributable TO that speech, aud We fee
sure that the gallant Republicans Of tha
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a RIE IIme fer the lleih.dI.tn

PORrsNOuFH, y H., October 10. AR.
rangemepts are making for a mammoth
National Methodist camp meeting, at Old
Orchard Beach, July, 1880, which Is pro
posed to be gathering u all Methodists
IN the country, aud In which the several
bishops are invited 70 plrtieipate.
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wmlr thi. entire country has been
A,lins in midsummer sunshine during
y. s,.i half Of October, the weather in
c.,lnl y, Europe las been cool for the sea.
',n. and in AustrIa-an almost unpreCe.
i.n,rl occurrences heavy and widely
s,,snded snow storm is announced as
S,,ipr prevailed Friday, the fall in some
nl,ers 4, being to the depth Of several feet.
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hlvtr news.


MEAPns, October 10. : River rising
NEw ORLEANS, October 1O.-wealher
clear aud pleasant.
CAIRO, October lO.-RiverS feet 10 inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy. Ther.
mometer So.
CINCINNATI. October 10.-River 9 feet O
inches aud stationary. No arrivals or de-
partnres outside Of the LnnisYillA Mats.
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Insurance Con, ], ,py d Clo,lpr out.

PalLADELPniA, Pa, October 1s.-The
Manayunk Fire Insurance Company has
decided TO close up, business not being
profitable enough TO warrant i4 continu-
ance. The entire amount OF paid up
capital (s200, ,00O) will be returned dollar
fvI dollar 70 subscribers, and the company
close without q single debt against Il.
Perpetual policies are all rsipsurel.
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sr. LOUIS, October l0.-John Moore, q
Scotch shoemaker, IS years Of age, was
found dead in bis shop, at 1909 Pine street,
about 9 O'Clock tonight, with pissl ball
wound In the top nt the head. Cifcntn.
stances indicate both murder and suicide,
and the Coroner 10 now investigating the
caBp
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SENATOR Dawes has no fe r Of Buffers
rnrss lie tells a reporter Of the Boston
ilurllr thai lie regards the success Of the
Republican ticket assured. He finds Re-
paLicaus aud Democrats in all parts Of the
Sla,e who voted for Butler last year, but
viii vote against him this YEAR. Every.
where tie Republicans are impressed with
The isct that this is the beginning Of the
Presidential campaign, in which greater
isues are at stake than have been present.
d % The Nation since 1860.
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An old Time FaIr,nOnter Figures In IN
AltAFcntIOn

RICHMOND, October l7,-Last night an al.
tercation occurred at the thealer between
General Peyton Wise and Judge James
Neeson, two prominent citizens, about q
seat Both.weie arrested and taken 10 the
station house and bound over 10 keep the
peace for twelve months.
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Mhenr nnIna.,S h. rlle..

KESrox, O., October lS.-Farmers re.
port warm weather aud the fy doing much
damage to the growing wheat crop. In
some cases whole fields are almost eniire.
ly destroyed, aud are resown. Iu several
Gases where sown early, 1t has grown SO
rank thattt bad 70 be lnOwn.s ~ ~ az
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A RuS.oEr.-A uan named s.raud wa,
driving hts horse along the railroad track
near Martins Ferry, last Saturday after
noon, when 1t took fright and ran of. Mr.
Straud was thrown out aud injured So
Serely, aud his buggy was smashed tc
pieces.
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nlE MaInl,

PaiLApEtPuIA, october 10. Before. day.
light, this morning, thieves forced an
entrance from the roof into the pawn.
bOkiug establishment of Fiedenburg. &
Bro, and Iilied q large SAFE Of i0rty
thousand dollars worth VI uureleemed
stock Of jswelry, &c.
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the house Of MIR. Alfred Woods, on Bel.
mont street, Monday night. It tsintended
. have q mite society to meet regularly
during the winter.
Mr. Wheeler, Of Pittsburgh, editor Of
the Ghriaiaa ddmeute, will preach here at
the Methodist Church next Sunday.
r O. E
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CESclSxAu, October ia special to
the Commercial says; The Fomeroy Roll,
ing Mill was sold by the assIgnee to the
PSmsroy National Bank for 81, 900, aal Il
will probably be started soon,
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PHILADgtPalA, October lS.-At a meet
ing Of the bar.irun manufacturers resolu.
tons were adopted suggesting to trade as.
sociations and industrial leagues thorough.
out the United States the pfOpriety Of The
erection in FairmUnt Of monument to
the memory Of Henry G Carey.
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GERnAST,

BERLIN, October IS. The revival Of tho
iron trade has already produced palpable
results.
The Prussian budget for the ensuing
year shows a deficit OF $40, 800 900. Ptus'
sia's contribution 20 the Excheqner Of the
Empire IL estimated at S5,50O,0jO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-20

E,ourrES million bushels Of coal are
,,IIjpg at Pittsburgh for the "iall rise" !"
,or several weeks overdue. The entire
'noupt shipped since July Is about $780,
10 bushels, aud the consequence has
b,rn au unexpected fall rise in prices
ii Ito cities along the Ohio. The
accumulation Of freight at points on the
liver |, almost unprecedented at this sea.
pn A great rain would prove q blessing
M all
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-20

RELIGIOUS Norp. Rev. VIM. H. Nc
CauEney,of GrIss Greek, Pa, will assist al
communion service at Dallas, W. Va, on
Sunday, November ~, 1879. Preparatory
service Oh the preceding Friday aud Sat.
nrday ~ 2P "; also, service on Wednes,
dAy. MT 10 A. NJ.
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UEcEkrAlSrY may attend business ven.
lures aud enterprises but Il never attends
the prompt administration OF Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents.
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nxy in TYLER county chestnuts are
.Jlinv A, 90 cents per bushel, and trst
.r,,, Sepf ats aud 10 cents per pound.
HAPPY TyIerI
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GENERAL NOTICES.
TAKE NOTICE.

MAKE NOrlCE.
III. Moore, agent Of 8. A. Muore, will keep
Retail and Wholesale PrUduce Store at 40.
70 Twelfth Street under odd llUws' Hall,
Wheeling. W. Va. Everything in Tue line VI
general produce will be constantly kept on
hand Patronage respectfully sollcit-d. ocl3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-20

CHARLES MILLER, a saloon keeper in
Was struck In the back Of the
head with u beer glass Saturday night,
aud badly cut. His aSsailant was arrested.
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Arrlrsl sn.nln.

NEw YoRx, qet,ber IL. .-rhe steamship
Oder, iroln Europe, brought $4,000 in
specie.
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E0R SALE HAVING CONCLUDED
y eh'n mr. buslne.s Will nu'r at private .Als
my odOrles EAuAval"g Aachi, Q with ali Ih- appuf.
leu1nos th TeLe C'nSiatnS VI tIOr,ea W sUn, Tanks
OdOrless Mac Inc, anu the tight fer he ely VI
Whs ling, B id,ePOrt, runs Terry, IIenWOo aud
bellair-, &e; ANY p7TSVu vi hing 10 r. into this
buAtntss viii nno 1t very ueFa i've anu tau puIchTSs
the me a. birHAin. frIufJrIuatl6n inquire I'll
a. uhl TT heal - ate Agent, or he uu,ieisgned.
oeI0 HAR i>NIrH.
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oAIEo, October IA FIRE last night
destmYed the steam sausage fdrloryOf
kDhler Bros, aud the residence aud Stable
o. Mrs. Charles 'fnielcke, Loss about
s., ,0OO; uninsured.
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NEW YoRx, ocmber ls.-Arived-
Steamships City Of Richmond aud Italy
from Liverpool aud Circassia, iron Glas.
gov.
FARTHER PotSr, October ls,-Arived-
Steamships Sandman and Dominion,
frOn Liverpool.
Anglia, from New York.
QuEESsTOwS, October l8.-Arrived-
Steamers Adriatic and Nevada arrived
this evening, for Liyerpooli City oil Berlin,
from New York.
PLYMour4, October ls.-Arrived-Gel
let, ironi New York.
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d, ilure. for she Thirh quarter aud RIrst
Nine Months OF 1870 aud 1873,

The following shows the number of
failures in The United States aud Canada
for the quarter ending September so, 1870,
compared withthe same quarter in 1873,
together with the amount Of liabilities.
The figures for the nine month, Of each
year are alsn given:
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township would be rejoiced 10 see Gen.
Garfield elected 70 the Senate. Not that
the General needs TO 90 there as matter
Of promotion, for really the place
he holds in the House Is a
more commanding one than the Senator.
ship, but II Is the fashion Of The country
toset a,hisher estimate on a membership
In the Senate than in the House. and most
men who have served In the House aspire
as matter Of advancement N go to the
Senate. 1t affords them a season OF rest
from the auxieties Of reelection every
two years TO the House, and also coniers,
what Is especially valuable to many minds,
an opportunity for the exercise Of larger
measure Of political aud personal indie.
pendehce. To send a Congressman to the
Senate Is Interpreted by the public as a
high honor conferred upon him. and as a
matterot course gives him weight through.
out his State. For this reason the friends
Of Garfield would take great pleasure in
seeing him rewarded for his brilliant
services 10 the country In war aud peace.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-THE PIANO WAGON
l. Of AdAmJ L Lucas The running seaTs are uOar.
new. VIII be sgld at very low price. To ~ seen
the store Of Q. Y. Lucas. Apply 70
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Die Qntslliasitfea,

mn NJ. ~ 1"a a Voar..rnIh s,rre,
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The milkmen attempted to hold o con.
yeatiln on the pnbIic square Saturday
maiililg, 70 see about raising the price 0i
mn, but tpr soms reason mot "a quorum"
was presetlt and they adjourned 10 meet
Monday mOrning. =
A Presbyterian mite society meets al
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-01-06
A FABLE FOR THE TIMES.

AS rule, wealth is the result of in
dustry, economy, attention to business,
and as rule, poverty Is the result of
idleness, extravaganza and inattention
to business, though to these rules there
are thousands of exception. The man
who has wasted his time, who has thrown
away his opportunities, is apt to envy
the man who has not. For instance,
here are six shoemakers working in one
shop. One of them attends to his busi-
ness you can hear the music of his
hammer late and early: he is in love
it may be, with some girl on the next
street he has made up his mind to be
man, to succeed, to make somebody
else happy, to have a home; and while
he is working. in his imagination, ne
can see his own ireside, with the light
falling upon the faces Of wife and child.
The other Eve gentlomen work as lit
tie as they can, spend Sunday in dissi-
patton, have the headache Monday. and,
as result, never advance. The indus
trious one, the one in love, gains the
confidence of the employer, and IN
little while he cuts out work for these
other fellows. The first thing he know
he has shop Of his own, the next a
store, because the man of reputation
the man of character, the man of known
integrity, can buy all he wishes in the
United States upon credit. The next
thing you know he is married, and he
has built him house, and he is happy
and his dream has been realized. After
while, the same FIVE shoemakers, haV-
ing pursued the old course, stand on the
corner some Sunday when he rides by,
He has got carriage, his wife sits by
his side, her face covered with smiles,
and they have got two children, their
faces beaming with joy, and the blue
ribbons are futtering in the wind. And
thereupon these FIVE shoemakers adjourn
to some neighboring saloon and pass a
resolution that there is an irrepressible
conflict between capital and labor
Col. Robert IngerS0M
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-01-06

The following from the New York
Evening Post is calculated to inspire a
realizing sense of the inconvenience
which will ensue from the circulation Of
silver coins in large quantities
The new vault in the United States
suD-Ireasury, whI0h hos hoOn PreP~rsa
for the storage of silver dollars, is 4S
feet in length, 80 feet in width and II
feet in height. If every available inch
should be packed solidly with Az IL
grain dollars it would hold not far from
$40, 100000. Every one knows that
silver is bulky, but few persons are
aware how bulky it is. A bag of 1000
4l2 IL grain dollars weighs 50 SIG
pounds avoirdupois. Accordingly l0O,'
900 of the dollars weigh not far from
three tons. If a merchant or banker
having payment of 100000 to make
is compelled by circumstances to pay
with silver dollars he would need a We
hicle as strong and as large as an ordi
nary coal cart (made to carry ton o.
coaD to transport them. and If thl'
should be heaped up not more thar
$4,000 silver dollars could be loaded OF
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-01-06
TWO WAYS OF BEHAVING.

It was once Causeur's good fortune to
spend a few days in the modest home of
a friend of slender means, a home that
was all that its owner could afford to
make 1t, yet lacked many things that
would have made it more comfortable
and convenient. During Causeur's stay
two guests were entertained at tea, both
Of them men of means and wide acquain-
tance, accustomed to all the luxury that
wealth can give. But they were widely
different in their behavior.
The first dwelt upon the fact that the
house was in an f-the-way spot,
and that there were few or no neighbors.
At the table he told of the delicious tea
he had drank at the house of one friend,
| of the rich tea service that he had seen
upon the table of another, of the rare
old china that was used in his owr
household, and of the dainty meals be
had eaten from it. In the cramped
little sitting room, after tea, he sat BY
the stove and talked Of the delights o.
an open wood fire, of his enjoyment o.
rare and costly books and pictures, ant
of twenty other things that the host o
whose hospitality he had partaken die
not and could not possess.
When he had gone, it was clear, al
though nothing was said, that his visl
had caused pain, that it had made tn
wife feel her straitened circumstance
more keenly than ever, and cast shad
ow over her husbands thoughts.
The next evening came the other Wis
itor. He brought good cheer in his YER
face. The room, he said felt SO war;
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-01-06
A GRAND JURORS ANNOYANCE.

A good story is told of one of the
Grand Jurors from Northfeld, Vt, in
attendance upon the last term of court
at Montpelier. He was afraid he would
not wake in season to take the six o'clock
train to the capital, which he had talk
ed over with his wife on retiring. He
had just got into a sound sleep when hi0
that it must be time to get up. He did;
found it was only midnight, and retired
again. Soon he was again aroused, and
this time, upon consulting the clock, it
proved to be only 2 o'clock a. m.
Somewhat disgusted and angered at be-
ing so often broken of his slumbers, he
again sought his couch, admonishing his
wife thus: "Look here, you keep your
elbow out of my back, and your mouth
out of my ear till morning" Feeling
herself relieved of any further response
bility, she went to sleep for good, and
left her lord and master to wake when
he chose, which he did at 4 o'clock.
Thinking it would not pay to try and
get any more sleep, he built fire, put
on his hat and overcoat, took his valise
in his hand, and sat down before the
fire for few minutes. Meanwhile his
wife slumbered on until o'clock, when
she woke to find him gone, whereat she
felt quite badly, saying she intended te
have got him warm breakfast. Leis
urely proceeding to dress herself, she
sought the kitchen, where, to her aston
ishment, she beheld her husband, equip
ped for his journey, satchel in hand
sitting bolt upright in his chair before
the stove, fast asleep, with the trair
gone over an hour.