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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-16
Work Laid Out For the Republican
National Committee.

NEW York, December 1.-THE Tribune
prints brief and significant letter from
Cincinnati, which makes the following
statements:
1.-TWO important things may be said Of
General Grants visit here. 1t did not
evoke so much enthusiasm as had been
expected. 1t brought to the knowledge Of
some clear headed people what they regard
as positive and absolute proof that Gen.
eral Grant himself is determined to be
again President. From Chicago there
comes an interesting episode. 1t has been
decided that United States Senator Don
Cameron shall be made Chairman OF the
Republican National Committee. He is
not even a member, but Kemble is to re-
sign, Cameron is to be appointed in his
place and Is then to be made chairman.
Leading politicians who have talked
with Cameron late on the subject say that
that he frankly states that he agreed some
time ago that his name might be used,
and that, even il he wished, t is now too
late for him to change. The manipulation
OF this plan is believed 10 have been con-
Quoted throughout from Chicago. It COM
prises three parts, the first being Don.
Cameron for Chairman OF the committee,
the second being Chicago for the place Of
holding the convention, and the third
Grant for candidate. There will probably
be sharp contest in the committee, and
the names OF Frye, William L. Chandler,
Thomas @. Piatt, Il. 9. Mccormick, and
others are Canvassed for the Chairman
ship, but to a rather cold-blooded and
comparatively Indifferent observer here
Cameron's prospects seem strongest"
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Our neighborinR State OF West Virginia
is at the top in the list Of educated South.
ern States, she having only 81 ,490 people
out OF 1904 population, lin lS70) who
cannot read and write; 'illiterate," in
other words. The other Southern States
run considerably behind this, South Caro-.
Ira, with a population Of 70J,600, having
99O,379 iliterate persons, and Alabama,
with 996,092, having 3s3, ,012, while Texas,
the most growing and liveliest Southern
State, with a population Of SlS,579, has
only 29l,7 700, coming next to West Vir.
guia. We can only account for this West
Virginia superiority on the suppositiOn
that her contiguity to Ohio on one side
and Pennsylvania on the other, has
brought about the perfect work.-Steuben.
Gie Herald.
The explanation given is not the correct
one, although it has its bearing on the sit.
uaIion of educational matters in West Viz.
ginia Our State was emancipated from
proslavery influences early in the war
earlier than the other slave States and
one Of our early acts Of legislation was the
adoption of free school system. The Re.
publican party gave to West Virginia and
the South the free school system.
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VICTORIA, December l5.-Much anxiety
is felt here at the condition of affairs near
KamlOops, where Government Agent
Usher was killed by half-breed outlaws a
few days ago, as previously reported.
Since the last report the outlaws have
murdered a herder named John Kelley at
Stump Lake. They are now surrounded
in log house at the. foot Of Douglass
Lake, in Nicola Valley.
They have repeating rifles and the set.
tiers are poorly armed. The Indians are
fearlully excited and an Indian revolt is
feared.
A dispatch dated the 18th says that the
outlaws have shot and killed another set
tier. The are still Coralled in the log
house. The country is in arms. The
Indians are sulky but quiet. A strong
force Of police, with rifles and ammuni.
tion, left Victoria tonight by special
steamer,
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NE1aHBoRHooD NEWS.
wELSBURG.
Bethany "Bugs" and BnrgIars-Arrest OF
johnson tn Ohlo-GlAss swOFks-PersOn.
aIs-RaIlr0ad, Etc.
MELlsnnRn. Dacamhar Ii.

wELsBuRo, December Is.
Editon InlClliGencer.
Nothing new or strange. Conversation
in regard to the Bethany are.bugs and
burglary gang has, for the time, died out
Of couneit It will be renewed again when
the cases come up for trial. As to the talk
Of change Of venue, public opinion runs
about this wise: II those parties are guilty
they ought to be punished, II not they
should go free.
johnson, alias Barber, alias Barton, tried
for larceny and acquitted, now reposes In
the Steubenville jail. He was arrested
near Portland, Jefferson Co., o., on sus.
piCion, or, rather, he partly fills the
description OF Harlan McKune, who is
wanted at Mt. Pleasant, Henry Co., Iowa,
to answer 10 charge oi murder. He is
being held at Steubenvile awaiting the
action Of the authorities In Iowa.
The main buildings Of The Riverside
Glass Works are under rool, the windows
are in and the exterior has received coat
OF paint. 1t looks as II this establishment
would be ready for operations early in the
new year.
J. s. Poole, news agent, is branching
out, having rented an adjoining room,
which he will Gil up with goods in his line.
Mr. Holt has succeeded Mr.. Kline at the
p. W. & Ky. depot.
There is some talk OF having the Cantata
Of Queen Esther repeated here for the
benefit Of the Sunday Schools.
We heard la railroad official complaining
bitterly against the practice OF allowing
stock TO run at large. He said that when |
an engine struck q COW a fellow never
knew what the result was going to be. A
stock law TO apply to counties through |
which railroads traverse would probably |
be more consistent with the state OF things, |
and result benefcially to all concerned. |
g Z G.
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NV YoRK, December 14.-By a recent
vote the National Assembly declared by q
great majority for the total abrogation of
all laws which restrain the people in the
direction Of the religious observance Of
sunday-all laws by which any labor done
on Sunday was punishable, as well as laws
TO compel the observance Of certain days
held sacred as festivals Of the Roman
Church. Should the measure thus voted
In the Assembly 90 safely through the
further stages Of legislation, Sunday will
be IN France day as absolutely free from
any special relation to the laws as any
other day Of the seven,
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Why tho Census should Tell Who Raises
Southern Cotton.

Southern Cotton.
WASHINGTON, December l5.-Represen.
tatiye Manning, OF Holly Springs, Missis.
sippi, says: "ou Northern friends think
the negro does all the work in the cotton
fold. Why, the white hands of our white
men and women, and children, too, Of the
South, have produced three.6tths Of this
years cotton crop, which will reach total
Of nearly 100000 bales. White labor
raises from % and 40 per cent more cotton
to the acre than colored labor. That Is q
fact well known In our country. Now, II
we can get these statistical facts before the
world In an official form, in non. partisan
document, like the census. 1t would be
worth millions OF dollars to the South.
We have the most fertile soil on the globe,
and when the whites can be convinced
that they can cultivate it: more proftably
than any other kind oil labor, they will 20
there. The great need Of the South Is TO
induce white immigration, and the great.
est step towards that will be accomplished
when we show the error OF the heimpression
that the climate Is only adapted to negro
| labor.h
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,

State Of West Virginia, County Of Ohio. In the
Circuit Court Of Said County.
COrnelil +. Alien and Benj. ". Allen, vS. The
United States Building, Land and Loan Association
and another. In ChAncery.
BY virtue oil decree entered by said Court iu the
above entitled cauFe on the I'D dIy Of November,
A; D. 1871, tho undersigned, Gpponlei sperial Com.
missioner for the purpose wifi sell at The front door
ot the Court House ofSaid county, on
SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of January, A. D. 1850,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. ", the following e,crI-
bed real estate that Is TO say rtain piece or par-
eel Of land lying on the cast side Ut Eo street be-
tween Eleventh aud Twelfth streets, in the civ Sf
Wheeling and more particularly described as iollovI
The north hall Of the south half Of lot numbered
eleven 10 square numbered fourteen (iil In Noah
Zane's addition 10 the city Of Wheeling In the con
" Of Ohio State Of West Virginia said north halI
Of the south half Of said lot No. II fronting Ixtegn
and Ono-hat feet u6 tho east side OF Eo street
aud extending back 10 the alley. On above part ot
Is tWo-'tory brick house With basement and attic
and frame stable.
TERMS oY SALE-One-thIrd, and more II the pur.
chaser oGlect Ia cash day Of tho balance In Two
equal in!tAlmentS At six 6nd twelve months, potes
bearing Interest from day Of sale with Eood personal
security 10 be given for the deferred payments The
title Il bo retained until pa yment 10 full.
W. J. ". COWDEN,
uel3'a special Commissioner
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APPEAL OF MISsioNAR1Es

LONDON, December l5.-An appeal has
reached London from the American mis-.
sionaries at 0romeyah, Persia, in behalf
OF the population OF that district and
Turkish Kurdistan, who are starving.
There is already partial failure OF the
wheat and raisin crops. Owing to pov.
erty, only about one.tenth part OF the
usual import Of food has been made, and
importation has now entirely ceased. The
Government is doing little or nothing
Winter will intensity the distress. Need
OF relief Is urgent.
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IRELAND.

LONDON, December l5.-on Saturday,
on the porch OF the Limerick County
Club House, an excited tenant, with q
cudgel, felled 10 the floor Lord Fermey,
who resides in the county Of Limerick.
Lord Fermey remained senseless for some
time. The assailant was seized and taken
to prison.
A letter from France says there is no
longer room for doubling that this year 8
brandy crop amounts to practically moth
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HARRISBURG, Pa, December 15.-Gen.
eral Grant and party arrived here this ai.
ternoon and were welcomed to the city by
Mayor Patterson. The distinguished Wis.
itors entered carriages and were escorted
to the Governors residence by process.
ion composed Of military, posts Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, civic au.
thorities and citizens.
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Go.An.Ynn.pInnse Irnn,en.

NEw York, December 15.-Just after l9
o'clock last night twenty-five women were
started in the Madison Square Garden in
what is styled the ladies' international six
days go.as-you.please race, for the Ameri.
can championship belt Of the world. Con.
siderable amusement was created shortly
after the start by q man dressed as a
woman skipping round the track. He was
met by the police officers, aud his little
joke cost him his liberty, as he was taken
TO the police station. There were about
1900 spectators present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-16

TIE Charleston Mirror, the new Green.
back origin, is disposed to mourn over the
departure OF iex.speaker MofFet from the
Greenback ranks.
Like the mist upon the mountain
Ike the foam upon the river
like the bubble on the fountain,
III, zone and forever.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-16

TnE Virginia Legislature elects United
States Senator Wilhers' successor to-day
Tuesday, and the coalition Of the Re.
.djusters and Republicans has become SO
firmly cemented that there seems no rea.
son TO doubt Gen. Mahone's election on
the tist ballot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-16

Do you know that there are strange people
III our community, we say strange because
they seem TO prefer TO suffer and pass their
days miserably, made SO by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint, indigestion, constipation and
general debility, when shiloh's Vitalizer Is
guaranteed to cure them.
Sold by 3. Booking Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and ChaS. Msenkemoeller, corner Main
and Twenty.second streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-16

In the past few months there has been more
than $4,000 bottles Of shilohs Cure sold,
Out OF the vast number OF people who have
used II, more than 1000 cases OF Consumption
have been cured. Ali coughs, Group, asthma
and bronchitis, yield at once, hence It Is that
everybody speaks In It's praise. TO those
who have not used Il, let us say, II you have q
cough, or your child the Group, and you value
life don't fail to trylt. For lame back, sideo or
chest use shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by E. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and 0has. Moenkemoeller, corner Main
and ndTwenty.second streets.
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Prisoners Convicted.

NEw YORK, December l5.-Joseph and
Mary volkmer, who have been on trial
during the past week for attempting to
poison Chas. L. Blair, a merchant Of Chat
ham "Four Corners" were convicted this
afternoon Of administering poison to him
with intent to kill. Joseph was sentenced
to State prison for twelve years and Mary
TO the Penitentiary for the same period.
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Explanation of the Negro Exodus from
North Carolina.


WASHINGTON, December l4.-Colonel
Holloway, OF Indiana, is here. He says
that the Democratic press East and West
are thoroughly uninformeda as to the char
acter OF the negro exodus from North Car
olina to Indiana. Mr.. Holloway gives the
following explanation: The statement that
the coFored immigration to Indiana is in
stigated by Republicans is not true. Some
time ago two colored men, Perry and Will
liams, came from North Carolina repre-
sentlng an organization OF two hundred
families who desired TO enigrate North.
Lamsdale, editor OF the Greencastle Ban
ner, announced the fact and used his paper
securing homes for them. Fifty.six heads
of families came first, were taken 10 Green
castle and Immediately found homes.
With them were three or four colored
stragglers who did not belong to the or
ganization, and who declined to work.
These stragglers fell into Democratic
hands, and have been used by Democrats
for political purposes. They could neither
read nor write, but dispatches were sent
by Democrats from Indiana, purporting
to be signed by these colored men, stating
that they were suffering for food and shell
ter; that the climate is severe, and that by
clause in the constitution OF Indiana-
inserted by Democrats in lS52-immigra-
ton OF colored people to that State was
forbidden and punishable with imprison-
ment, and that the colored people from
the South would be prosecuted under the
clause Of the constitution. There is, in
fact, no foundation for this statement.
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Tne Apple Market.

CLEVELAND, December l5.-The stock Of
apples in the market is reduced by sales
and by decay, so that there cannot be
much over 500 barrels now in this market,
and the choicer varieties are bringing bet.
ter prices to-day and we advance outside
quotations to 81 rs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-16

We have speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diphtheris, canker mouth, and head,
ache, In s6iloh's 0atarrh Remedy. A nasal In.
Iector free with each bottle. Use itif You do.
sire health and sweet breath. Price 50 cents,
Sold by y. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall. and Chas. Moenkemoeller, corner Main
and Twenty.second streets. NwF4eoW
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NORTH
" WHEELING PROPERTY.
Annie +. Palmer ct all
Mary Il, rGull et al. ~
In The Municipal Court Of Wheeling,
by virtue Ot decree entered 10 the above entitled
cause, November q, 1879, the unlsnigued Special
Commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER q, 1879,
beginning 10 o'clock ~ ", at the front door Of the
Court House Dol Ohio county, In the city Of Wheeling,
sell ut public auction to tho highest bidder the fol.
lowing property on the east side Of Maid street,
North WhCc!iug, being parts Of lots numbered 80 and
6G BEGINNING on Main street at the nOrhWe't corner
Of the brick building known rs CAtharlne SOckmanE
thence with Main street north 66 eet thence At rgh
angles with MAin street east lS2 feet 10 the eastern
line Of sd lots thencI with said eastsrn line south
60 feet The ice 1T right angles with aid eastern line
west lS2 feet TO the place Of beginning and on which
land Is erected the building known GS the FOURTH
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..
TRIMS OF SALE-Ono fourth Of the purchase money
aud as much more rs the purchaser may cl Ct u nav
In cash, and the residue IN threS equal annual pay-
nlents with Interest thereon irOm DAY Of saIe tie
purchaser TO give noteJ with good personal security
lor the deferred payments and the title 10 10 retAu-
ed until payment In full VI the purchase money,
Al. CLARKE, Special Commissioner.
]. Z. HKRvEY, AuctioneGr.
n02B-?9 ,1Ot3 6-I0-l i.l7.2O.2i.27
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CoIored Exodus from North Carolina.

WAsllNoroN, December l4.-A com.
pany olsixty colored emigrants from North
Carolina left for Indiana last night and
one hundred more are expected here from
the same State tomorrow night, bound
for the same destination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-16

Mr., GEORGE as agent for the county, has
been quite successful in funding the
Brooke county u per cent. bonds into six
per cent. bonds. But very small porpor-
ton Of the bonds, II any, at this writing,
remain to be disposed Wellsburg Her.
nj
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FRYE's MURDERERs.
HIs MurdsrsrS ArralSnsd Yesterday 10
BOstun-A Plea OF Guilty Ia the
Second Dsuree-A Life
Sentence.

BosroN, MASS, December 15.-An In
vestlgation by the Grand Jury and post
mortem examination oiLhe body ol Joseph
+. Frye, u wealthy merchant who was
murdered on the 14th Of August last at
his own house, in the aristocratic part OF
this city, have disclosed facts which are
unit for publication, the mere thought Of
which causes q shudder OF horror, being
the worst Of crimes in the calendar. Frye
had made associates Of the Italians and
Greeks, whom he invited to his house.
He beiriended these people in various
ways and finally they concluded to murder
and rob him. This they did in the most
thorough manner, as he received three
fatal shots in the body, was pounded on
the head with a dull, heavy instrument
and cut in six different places In the neck
with knife, and this was done while he
was In the act OF the commission OF crime.
A clear case was made out against his mur.
derers, but the circumstances on which
counsel proposed to make the defense
were 30 revolving that the Attorney Gen.
eral Of the State and District Attorney OF
the county held q consultation aad In con.
Bideration OF decency, good morals and
respect for the family OF the murdered
man, agreed to accept pleas Of guilty Of
murder in the second degree. The pris.
oners were brought before Chief Justice
Gray and his associates to-day. Nicoli
LnIantino alias Nick, alias "The Boy"
and Antonio Ardito, alias "The
Greek" pleaded guilty to murder in
The second degree, while the man saro
Cbioviro, alias Nino Antonio, alias Larry
O'Neil, pleaded guilty to being accessory
before the fact, and Yincenzo Bindiero,
lLias Charley Frost, and Gissippe Donate,
lliaS Joseph Donati were held for trial in
he Superior Court for being accessories
after the fact. "The boz" and "the Greek, )"
10 called, were sentenced to imprisonment
It hard labor in State prison for life.
After Chiovares' plea was accepted by
he Court, his counsel excepted to the
Indictment, and asked for an arrest OF
Judgment and hope to get their client off
~ recourse to technicalities OF the law.
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MEDICAL.
(gticura
BLOOD AND SKIN HUMoRs.

CuTcvRA RENEDlEs for the Treatment, Of BIO,d
1nd Skin and Scalp humOrs When II srFOl0lnuS,
SaAgetous, OF syphllitc origin, the cUFIcURA lIE.
SOLVENT Y the principal remedy, and q there are at
!ne same time Ul9ers, SOres or other External Aftcs
Mons' then tue CULlcuRAi alsiStsd by the IuTiCuRA
'oAF, must be used exlVfuAly II The dISeasa IL al
ne sEln Hnd Scalp tho principal remedy viii thCii
ne lhe CU1lCuRA, with the CUriCURA Soar, and smell
W. o. Ine NEsoLvENr ID suggested by the iUIOEs
!he ssn hot and dry, the blood leyerGh the liyee
Iotpu Tie bowels c1ustp pltcd, or when tho Virus OF
ScroinA or poison Of AuICury known TO llrk In iha
o. Ehen lhe Constitution has bceu shattered
by MAllHAl aud Anu.pCtiodlc FeyVn and DebilitSs
MGg Diseases, AlEuyS take the RIsoLyRNT while
using the CuTiCURA. A cure thus made will be- pers
unansnt aud satisfactory. " w.
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Pittsburgh Live stock sfnrket.

EAST LTBRRFY, December l6.-oArrLr-Re.
celpts since and including Friday last l,l22
head Of through and 936 head Of yard stock /;
total for the week ending this day l,76l Of
through and 3, ,494 head OF local. against l, 1889
head Of through and 3,027 head OF local the
week before. The supply for to-day's sales
was about the same as last Monday, with not
much change IN prices, but the feeling Is
hrmer, and all were sold, except q few loads
OF late arrivals. Best IS 00a5 l2; fair to good
butchers : 00a4 IS; common $sl2a976. Sales
to-day S38 head.
Hoes-ReCeipts Is, 400 head; total for the
week q, 720 head, against 1920 head the
week before. Workers u 6Oa4 co. PhilAdel.
phiaS a 70aA so.
sHEEr-ReCelpts $500 head total for the
week 9, 400 head, sgalnSt the same week before,
selling at $S 6Oa4 70. Market feeling fair.
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ECZEMA RODENT.
The CuticuEa Remedies Succeed where q
Consultation OF Physicians Fails.

Aeasrs. WEEEs q POTrEE GeAtsmen-r have sui.
seIed over thilteNn years with skin disease in INV
hands and lmlS causing constant irrltHion, dSnrlT.
Iny me Of rest and attention 10 hllsiness
sought many remedies here and elsewhere ai,o
use Of sulphur laIhl- without permanent cure
II Last May physician called my diseaSe Eczema
kodent,-spots appeared on my hands, head and fScS
eyes became much lnlAmed aud gRnulateSi, cSusIns
t length impaired sight. S
Internal and external remedies were pnescribed bv
leading physician for six months, was then intrS-
auceI " another, aud consultation Of several lead
lng physirians was had, when a deAnte piRn was
decided HPOn, but all 10 no pHrlosF F''>A "N'
Alter following advice for four months without any
permanent cuIe, l bought two bottles Of CuTIcURi
kEsoLvENTi two boxes 0l, ,CuTICURA and some SOGp.
and can testify with gF9f pleasure 10 the effect they
cured. N"'S "S'"S Ae"tiS
Inc phySlcians pronounced my eaSe the most az.
srArated one that has ever come under their OTpeTi.
once and practice. -FN''
n ! ! recommend and highly Inl,nC the CrTIcvRA
NEHEDiEs' Yours truly,
+. Il. DRAKE,
,.,,. o. Agent for Harper 4 Bros. Publications.
Dttroit, Mich, Jan. 81, I67O.
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PtrTsBulsH, December PE7RoLEuM =
Fairly active; crude irregular at 81 23X at
Parker,s for shipment; refined $40 for Phil.
adelphia delivery.
OH CRY, December l5.-PLrRoLEuN-AIar.
ket opened weak with sales at 81 20. declined
10 81 l0H, advanced to 81 2OsS; closing weak
at 81 lsA old, old. Shipments 5000 bar.
Ftelsi averaging 5000. Transactions $4,000
BALTIMORE, December Is. = PETROLEUM -
Crude nominal; refined S2[c.
Dull at at lsyEc for United; crude 7ISaSXc;
refined S%c.
ASTwERF, December l5.-..PErRoLEuM-
lined 23kf.
lryEGToOl, December 5.-PrRoLEuN--Re
fined 72la71Sd.