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spects from the Ulramontanes that another paper ln
mates that hs elevation marks almost more man any
other snae act the divergence OF Leo Kills pocY rom
Plus TX g. for all that most alien from the temper W
the Vatican IN the last thirty years summed np ~ us
name He has cared more Tor human welfare thah ~
the ends and aims this that order OF men ana h
STANDARD adds that the least Of the dement's VIM
bs career has bestowed England this that ne na
set the example of man Of boupdless iDtehectua'
force and subtlety whose aim was not the mere attain
,nsnt ~ In him his cOuntrymen recognize
wise and honorable man. of the last OF the oid oIe
and the world Will probably never know now many
voung men not born in his faith have been attracted W
him Inv the charm OF his personality by the fame ne mas
won and by the magic Of his style me Hdt"raag nc
relr pronoGuces him not only the greatest convert
but the greatest mind the Roman Catholic Church eau
boast for many generations"
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

WASHINGTON, November 1O.-A. D. Ha,
zen, Third Assistant Postmaster General,
has completed his annual report. 1t ex.
hibis the operations OF the Postoffice
Department during the last fiscal year in
the divisions OF finance, postage stamps,
etc. The total receipts OF the Department
for the twelve months ending June SOth,
1879, were s7B4, 400 more than those Of the
preceding year, aud about 81 900, 900 moro
than was estimated, result attributed to
the revival OF business aud consequent In.
creased demand Tor postage stamps and
stamped envelopes, the actual sales OF
which amounted TO S7G9, ,4S2 more than
the total for the preceding year, and
:, ,3S7 $50 more than for the fiscal year Of
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AFGHANisTAN.

LONDON, November lO.-It is rumored
that there are differences in the Cabinet,
especially regarding the affairs in Afgha.
niStan.
A dispatch from Calcutta says that a
leader Of Dacoit's, recently convicted Of
consPirIng to wage war against the Queen
OF collecting men and arms, and attempt.
ing 10 excite sedttion, had been transport.
ed for life, together with Daeoit. Ten &C.
completes were transported for ten years
A Calcutta dispatch says: The princi.
pal event Of the past week has been the
junction Of the Cabul and Jelalabad col
umus, effected at Kutty Seug, Thursday
This junction having been effected, the
Khyher and Jagdolak route will become
the sole line Of communication with Gu
hul. Everything is going on quietly d
Cahul. Tie English troops are housed II
Shirpur Cautonments, which are yer,
comfortable. Winter seems TO be settins
in early and nine degrees Of frost hayt
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FOREIGN NOTES.

A private letter from Rome says the
2neen OF Italy Is seriously III with
The bullion withdrawn from the Bank
Of ~ England on balance yesterday was
Hanlan goes to England to row the win.
rer OF the Elliott Boyd match for the chal.
lenge cup.
Emperor William has sent five hundred
pounds 70 the sufferers by the flood In
Murcia, Spain.
The statement OF the Imperial Bank
Germany, shows an increase in specie OF
l3, 10000 marks.
The St. Petersburg pitlomo,!i reports that
General Dalzorankof, who commanded
the advance column atthe battle OF DeuRil
Fepe, has been recalled.
A Berlin special says that measles, scar.
Ietina and diphtheria are making great
ravages among the youthful population OF
St. Petersburg and in certain districts Of
the Empire. The danger il so great that
several colleges have been closed.
The Berlin National Zeitung saws Bis.
marck is not only suffering from his old
neuralgia complaints, but that symptoms
Of q constitutional malady have appeared
which his robust constitution will proba-
bly, overcome, but which causes him ap.
prehensions.
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New YoRK, October lo.-The General
Superintendent Of the Guion Steamship
Company telegraphed this morning to
know what number of passengers of differ
ent classes the Nevada would have to take
from the disabled steamship Arizona, and
when the answer is received the Nevada
will ship extra provisions for the emer-
gency. She sails tomorrow and will
reach st. John on the fourth day, and will
be fully prepared to accommodate those
remaining on the Arizona. Extra state
rooms are being made to provide quarters
for the steerage passengers. The offices oI
the company are besieged By people seek
ing information about friends on the Ari.
IONA. Renewed assurance OF the safety
Of all on board were given. One clerk
was kept busy replying to written in.
uuiries.
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MISSOURI.


ST. LOUIS, November lO.-Mail advices
from the interior of the State say that a
tornado destroyed the railroad depot and
two or three other buildings at Pageville
Saturday, and that Gen. Joe. Shelby and
5. Shannon who we're in one Of the houses
when torn down were injured, the latter
fatally. Two or three others were slightly
hurt. The town Of Strasburg was also
visited by the storm and one church and
three dwellings were swept entirely away,
and four stores, three dwellings and a
blacksmith shop were leveled to the
ground. Several persons we're injured,
none seriously. The towns Of FAirview,
Odessa and Dover also received slight in
jury by the passing wind.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November lO.-The Lord Nav.
or's procession to-day starts from Guild
Hall at noon, and after passing through
King, Queen, Upper Thames and other
streets will cross London Bridge. It will
then coss Southwark Bridge and proceed
up Lowgate Hill into Canon street. The
remainder OF the route will be as hereto
fore, through st. Paul's Churchyard, Fleet
street, the Strand and Charing Gross, and
thence to Westminster. The American
Exchange will to-day unfurl the American
flag for pernanency. The American res.
idents will assemble and in chorus sing
sing "GOd Save the Queen" and listen to
soloists giving "The Star spangled Ban.
ner," "My Country, It's Of Thee" and
Yankee Doodle"
The procession turned out 10 be of the
usual character in composition and Incl.
dents. The only exception was, that
the crowd along the entire route yigor-
ouslY hissed the ex-Mayor.
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ITALY.

RoME, November lO.-The President oil
the Council, Signor Carroll and his friends
in the Cabinet, will not accept the finan.
cial proposition Of signor Grimaldi, Min,
lister Of Finance. The latter is obstinate
and il he leaves the cabinet he will enforce
his views on the appropriation in the
Chambers which would seriously endan.
ger the Cabinet. The leaders of the Left
have already had two interviews with Sig,
nor Carroll in an endeavor to arrive at an
understanding, but without result.
LONDON, November 10.-A dispatch from
Rome says: "With view to an arrange.
ment OF the question ot filing up the nu,
merous vacant cures in Prussia the Vati.
can has requested, and Bismarck consent.
ed, to delegate Privy Counsellor Hansted
to continue negotiations with the papal
nuncios at Munich and Vienna.
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.OId Indications, Was Correct.

CWAsuSaroS. November lO.-The fol-
lowing is furnished by the Signal Office:
"a few days ago the signal service was
violently attacked because at post on the
New Eagland coast warning flag was
flying while the sky was bright and clear,
with what on shore seemed only brisk
wind. The reports are now in and show
that at the time the signal was complained
OF a steamer on its way to the port referred
to, and near it, was being wrecked at sea,
and alter narrow escape Crept into a
neighboriny port, disabled and in distress.
The recent Nova Scotian hurricane was
sweeping near the place, and to keep ves-
sells out OF storms it is necessary to show
signals outside OF their track. The sun
may be shining while tornado is raging
within fifty miles. The signals say only
sbe CAREFUL"
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R'cmoXD, Va, November lO.-The re-
suit Of Tuesdays election is still the all.
absorbing topic. The Tunders this morn
ing claim, from Official and unofficial re-
turns, the following result: House-Con-
SeFvative Debt.Payers elected, ~; white
Republican Debt.payers elected, 3; white
republicans, uncertain on debt .; colored
Republicans elected, II /; Readiusters elect
ed, IL; Portsmouth, tie, l.. total, 100.
SGnate-Conservative Debt.Payers, IA;
White Republican Debt.payers, 4; colored
Republican Debt.payers, .; Readjusters,
~; total, 40. On the other hand, the
Wig, Readjusters' organ, says 1.-THE
State is our" and claims "a out Of 10 in
the Senate and IS out OF 100 in the House.
In publishing these figures, the Rhig Of
tomorrow will say: ''0ur readers may
rely upon our statements, as heretofore,
with the full assurance that they will moi
be deceived or misled."
The Readjusters are firing cannon to.
night over their claimed victory in the
state,
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DOMESTIC NEWS. .
Tho Coal Famine In the South and
Southwest,
discrimination Of Coal Roads Against
Cincinnati.
Tho Famine Alleged to be "Fixed
Up" by the Operators.
ADOubIe Murdsr in Minnesota and
Its Result.
Tho Perpetrators, Two Brothers,
Lynched by the PopuIaCs.
HHLISBURG.
yolhIug New Ia the Inccndinry Linc,
nnI AnrprnI Arrenrs iInmrlY ENnncin,i.

yathIug New lI the IuCGnIIRry Zinc
Hat several Arrests Hourly Expected.
WEmsDuRo, November 10.
.p~A! Dispatch to the raa!ly InlelliseucOr.
There are no new developments to-day
in regard to the incendiarisms at Bethany
lis evident to careful observer that ouI
officials are on the alert, judging by theil
mysterious looks and oyster-Hke silence
I.sn easy matter to interview them on
any ordinary occasion, but when a stiIl.
hlat is going on It's a decidedly uphill
J1siEess.
A coan.ryman came to town to-day
bringing wagon load OF people, who
Earled to see some Of the prisoners in tho
county jail.
Some person started the report that
,a,ther important arres: had been made.
Il naturally excited the people, and it
took four hours to contradict the report.
From present indications we think that
We will soon be called upon to chronicle
the arrest of two or three more of the
lends Of the gang that has been intesting
Brooke county for the past four or five
years, and startling the people By their
ieprelations and crimes. G.B.C G.
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wAsnSoToS, November 10. = Mr..
Bailey, United States Consul General at
Shanghai, China, in his dispatch to the
Department, reports that the cotton crop
in that districtwill be less than half an
average yield. This will probably make
an unusual demand in China aud Japan
for cotton goods.
The United States consulat Odessa re
ports to the Department Of State thai
the wheat crop Of Russia will fall far short
OF the usual harvest, and that the Ameri.
can wheat must be in great demand in all
parts OF Europe.
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BARNESYILLE.
Probably Fatal AeeIdcutIaI shooting
The WOuid.bo Suicide StHI Living
Other Matters.


The WOuid.bo Suicide StII Living
other Matters. %
BAESEsvILLE, November 10.
spril Dipitch to tue Iatelligencer.
James McLirh, young farmer who re.
sides one mile south Of here, while out
haatiOs to-day accidentally shot himself,
;he entire load OF a shotgun entering his
lett breast, which will in all probability re.
salt ia his death. -,
Young Freudsnburser, who tried to
commit suicide last week, is still alive,
with slight hopes OF recovery.
The price Of wheat has declined, until it
SNOW selling ut 81 per bushel in this
market, with no shipments of any con.
sequence.
The work of pIastering the now school
house will be completed this week If the
weather permits. The carpenter work
will consume some three weeks time yet.
Watts Foundry is running to its full
caracity, making patent coal-car wheels,
and are behind with their orders.
The brick work of the Childrens' Home
scompleted, and the roof will be com.
peted this week. This will be one of the
dnest buildings in Eastern Ohio when
completed. Roxy.
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Death nm we.1.vn PdI,o.

LITTLE Rock, November 1O.-Wm. D.
Bloacher, one of the publishers Of the
Democrat, of this place, and for several
years connected with the Ga:etts, died OF
dropsy last night. He was a native of
Cumberland, Nd, and aged about 3s years.
He served with distinction throughout the
civil war as an officer OF the Confederate
light artillery, and was a Major command.
ing battalion at the close. In the
Brooks Baxter troubles in 1874, he was
appointed Brigadier General. He was
for several years Grand Secretary and
Grand Master OF the Masons in Arkansas.