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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-06
TELEaRApHIo rAps.

At Trenton, New Jersey, the United
States Grand Jury indicted @. H. Voor-
hees, member OF Congress, for empezzling
money Of the Hackensack bank.
John A. sleycher, for the past four
years agent Of the New York State Asso.
ciated Press, has resigned. TO accept re.
sponsible position on the Denver Tribune.
The New York Historical Society pro-
poses suitable memorial TO Captain Ma
than Hale, on the spot where be was
hanged by the British, September 90,
l776.
Owing to reduction Of 10 per cent OF
wages In the mills OF A. and W. Sprague,
manufacturing company, OF Matick, the
operatives have struck and the mills shut
down.
Joseph Abbott. on trial for the murder
OF fellow convict at the Reforma.ory at
Elmira, N. Y, was found guilty yesterday,
and sentenced to be hanged on the 10th Of
November.
Thomas ]. Hill, son OF ]. NJ. Hill, q
prominent merchant of Memphis, Tenn,
was run over and killed by the out going
tFAlu ou tu6 SL-atlooDu AhlhSab yGptoA-
day morning.
A collision near Norfolk, about two
years ago, between the tug boat Lumber.
man and the steamer Isaac Bell, by which
ten lives were lost, is now attributed to
the color blindness OF tue pilots.
At Albany, New York, 600 hands in the
stove works Of Rathbone, Lard & Co.,
have been thrown out OF work by the
strike OF 237 moulders. II appears that
the President OF the Moulders Union Il
foreman in the works; be was fined s.
for the violation Of the rules ofthe union
he refused 10 pay; ;the men then demanded
bis diicharSe, which the firm refused to
do.
The systematic robbery on the Kapsal
Pacific road, which has been going on for
several months, has Just been uoearthed
by the detectives, and the principal CON
spirators, three conductors and and bag
gage master, arrested. Their scheme'Eai
10 sell bogus tickets over the Kansas Pa
ci6c road, cau,ioning the purchasers ic
leave Denver on certain train, thereby
taking them through TO Kansas Oity
under the supervision OF the three con
duc,ors engaged 10 the conspiracy. The
amount stolen is unknown.
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And Goes Republican, Which is Why
We Laugh.
Democrats Badly Laid Out in the
Municipal Elections. K
Significant Assurance of a Grand
Republican Victory in that
State in November.
HARTFORD, August 4.

Special Dispatch TO Chairman Atkinson, Wheeling.
The result Of the town elections in Con.
necticut to-day elbows large Republican
gains over the same elections in 1873.
(The State went Democratic that year,.
The city OF Hartford, which in 1875 gave
$50 majority for Tilden, now goes Repub.
lican by 400 majority. on the most i'm.
portant town otficers-a Republican gain
Of 1880. Returns from other towns Of the
State also show large Republican gains
over 1875. Republicans are everywhere
rejoicing and. are in the best Of spirits
over the result, regarding it as indi.
cative Of sure triumph in the State on
the 10th day OF November. (
New Britain, Meriden, New London and
Norwich, which are manufacturing places.
have gone Republican by large msiorities.
G. A. II.
HARTFORD, October 5.-The Courant has
returns from. 100 towns, all but Eve OF
those which held elections on Monday.
The Constitutional amendment Is adopted
by about 5000 majority. Eighty.nine
towns are Republican, filty-six Demo
cratic and fifteen divided. OF the missing
towns four were Republican in 1876 The
result in 1875 was eighty Eve Democratic,
sixty.nine Republican and eleven divided.
New HAVEN, Cr., October 5.-of l42
towns heard from. rs were carried by the
Republicans and 55 by the Democrats, and
IL evenly divided. But few changes from
last year. The Democrats claim gain in
the aggregate. Local issues predomipated
in most Of the towns, and the result has
but little political significance. New
Haven and Bridgeport hold no election.
In Stanford VIM. Standard; Republican,
was arrested for buying votes and held in
81 200 on six couats.
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Jake Jaekson,s Gospel OF Hate Bearing

4
We call attention to the special dispatch
to the Cincinnati Commercial In another
column in regard to Jake Jackson's ven.
omous speech down at Huntington, and
the riotous outbreak that followed its de-
livery. It seems that his rebel followers
were 50 peryaded with his own vengeiul
spirit Of hate towards the Republican
party, that they could not suppress It's
manifestation, but proceeded at once put
in practice his diabolical incul-
cations. The candidacy Of such
a man is a disgrace to the Democratic
party OF this State. He started into the
canvass with proclamation OF hate, and
has kept i. up all the way through. His
rough and coarse diatribes have had their
freest and fullest expression in the Third
district, according to all accounts, as II he
felt more uurestrained down there. Bat
even at Fairmont, before he was nomi-
mated, he could not restrain the spirit that
was in him. a3
II seems that at Logan Court House he
let himself out to the top Of his bent, and
among other things, in speaking Of the
Republican party, asked: "who the de.
vii don't bate it?" He also made a most
outrageous attack on Col. G. B. Caldwell,
Of this city, repeating that silly falsehood
set afoat by an unscrupulous Democratic
sheet at Morgantown, and stirring up a
feeling Of bitterness, and possible deyiItry,
towards him, in advance Of his arrival
there.
Our correspondent, who heard Jackson's
speech at Logan Court House, says that
at was an outrage upon the civilization
Of the age." We presume that Jake did
not expect to he reported, and so went in
full tilt. He fancied that he had struck a
congenial corner OF the State where he
could say Just what he pleased with i'm.
ptnity, and therefore INDUCED his pro.
pensities to the full.
The people Of West Virginia must be
bard up for a suitable candidate for Gov.
ernor when they choose such man as
Jake Jackson 10 rule over them.
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Shooiing ReyoIutionl.,..

SAN Francisco, October ga private
letter from Mazatlan contains the follow
ing intelligence; Ex-Governor Rubi, who
was captured at the battle OF San Viccent,
has been shot by order Of the military au-
thorities. It is also stated In the same let.
ter that Col. Ramirez, chief OF the Sinaloa
revolution, had entered Mazstlen in dis.
euise, with the evident intention Of taking
the first steamer bound for San Francisco.
His guide betrayed him but he mansged
to escape to the woods about five miles
distant from Mszatlan, where, at the latest
accounts, he was surrounded by soldiers
to prevent bis escape. His capture Is ex.
pected every moment, and II Is believed
thst when he is caught he will be shot.
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rbs concurrence Of opinion among the
.,,,s,ooudsnts OF such independent pa.
~, 4, the New York Herald and the
ESic.,o Tima is that the Republican tide
!, j.us So strong is this tide that It
A,,,,sus to sweep even the Democratic
s.. Of Indiana from its moorings. It has
.l,.,dy swept the State OF Connecticut
tnm its mOorings. In 1875 Connecticut
,,s Tildsn 81, ,934 votes, as against So, 034
q, H.yes. Ia 1878 It gave the Republi.
AN, lIor Governor) 4S,S67, the Democrats
xss5, the Nationals, or Greenbackers,
sSl4 and the Prohibitiouists 1,o79. Now
+ seems as II the Republicans had made
.v,e.ty clean sweep in the town elections
uNondsy. True these elections did not
na exclusively on politics, but true, also,
hey did run largely on politics this year,
br this is political year, and parties are
Usrywhere sharply marshalled on politi.
al lines.
Fo'iutlcs en'e'eu 10 'Sfse'y in'o oue siue
Hthe othef' ana We may "e sure 1hss !.
auuot be that the whole country is reused
10 fever heat on politics, and that Con.
n.c.ieut remains cool and unaffected.
The result in Maine has beenielt in the
sutmes SA'e' anu II nss no aouo' aroused
hsnme teel'Og !, mere 'na. II mas IN onio
ad indianA' ms we" iofk Heraea oi
Monday expresses ea,tofislly' tne OPINION
hhN na' proven U'ess'he IN uissu'se''
'kepuo''caoS' anu Tue result IN ooh
nsctieas certainty looks as u th's was 'he
tts Inc business men Oh 'na' e1a!e' ~
OIL all 'ne nOf'ne'n o'A'es, nave Deeu
n'aseu Oy 'ne result III haine' 4ney
ais seen Tue pe'noefa1iC party nos on.y
nlaang over o'eeno.cA Yi''oiy ~
hHoe' Out actually c,a'"'as ~ =" 'ne''
ueo'y' Inefeoy showing 'na' 'ne party
sAAa' feauy al moments ho.ice "
''aadoa l's new Dorm profession o' ha,u
money iAt'n' anu 20 fisnt oack ,n'' 'ne
naa aad mife Oh an iFfeaeemaose paper
currency
Iae iAct mat 1eneral HANCOCK sent
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NEAR AND FAR.
poL11rcAL AND GENERAL AFFAIRS
AT HONE AND ABROAD.
The Presidential Party IN eregon-The
Celebrated order No. 40 OF Han.
coek-Important Foreign News
Maine aud Arkansas
Elections, DC.
FULL OF THE REBEL RING.
union Plag Not Allowed to Float at
Huntington. W. Va.


Special TO the Cincinnati Commercial.
HusTlSaroN, W. Va, October 4.-The
Democrats, numbering two or three hun.
dred strong, held jamboree on Third
avenue on Saturday night, and were ad-
dressed by Jacob Jackson, their candidate
for Governor. Jackson's speech was full
Of the rebel ring from beginning to end.
He declared that II General Garfield should
be elected 1t was the intention OF the Re-
publican party to keep him there for life.
he succeeded in arousing the old rebel
spirit to such degree that after the per-
formance some Of the crowd marched down
to the river bank, cut and hauled down
the ropes OF the Republican flag pole SO
that the fag cannot be elevated, and the
banner pole stands there to-day as a monu.
ment OF Democratic hate for the American
flag.
Previous to this they tore down a neat
Garfield pole, erected by son OF Colonel
E. E. Ward in front OF his fathers elegant
residence.
The hatred for the American flag still
turks in the Democratic breast. Nosa Re.
publican flag is allowed to float IN this
village. In 1872, seven years after the
war, the NJ. E. Church put up a asg to
attract attention to festival going on in
their hall. During the night the rebels
took down the flag and tore 1t into shreds.
Jackson left here Sunday rejoicing over
the victory he felt he had achieved over
the Republicans and over the spirit he
aroused in his audience.
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Free rrnde AgenI, In chIeago.

CHICAGO, October 5.-The Inter. Ocean
says several emissaries of the London Cob
den Club are in Chicago disseminating
British free trade ideas throughout the
Northwest. The names Of two of them are
Sheldon aud Bigelaw. The latter ia son
OF Judge BIgelaw, Of New York, who was
one OF President Buchanan's advisers,
Minister to France under President John !.
son, and Secretary Of State Of New York
under Gov. Tilden. These men haye met
with very little encouragement.
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Tarn Hpgnfa n Rugby.

c1ScMsArt, October 5.-According to
arrangements made by the Board Of Aid
to land ownership, the formal inaugura.
tion OF an enterprise for plantipga q colony
at Rugby, East Tennessee, on the line Of
the Cincinnati Southern Railway, go
miles South Of Cincinnati, took place to.
day. Religious services were conducted
by Bishop Quiutard, Of the Protestant
by Rev. Mr.. spead, Of Chattanooga, Then
followed an address by Thos. Hughes, ol
England. Bishop Quintard then read
poem by by Mrs. L. Virginia French. oi
McAiinnyille, after which were brief ad'
dresses by Cyrus CLARK, General Manager
OF the colony; Judge Temple, OF Knox,
vile, 8. Dana Horton, OF Pomeroy, and
F. W. Smith. arst President OF the Board
Services closed by singing "Gsd Save the
Oneen."
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LITTLE Rock, October 5.-The vote for
the Constitutional amendment at the re-
cent election amounts TO 64,497. There
were 132, ,s54 votes cast according to the re-
turns now on file in the Secretary Of
States Office. Thesef figures may be varied
a few votes when the exact number OF
votes are certified according TO the poll
books, there being nine country towns
from which q certificate is yet to be re-
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ratalIr shot b, hi. Father.

MoSoseAHKlA Cry, October 5.-To-dsy
at Webster, q spall town near here, a man
named Hugh Haney, got into quarrel
with his son James, aged eighteen years.
1t seems that the father had drawn his
sons wages on Saturday, and when the
latter demanded the money Haney re.
fused to give itup. Hot words were ex-
changed, and the father drew q small re.
yolver and shot his son In the side, the
ball passing through his lungs and in.
fiicting a wound that will result fatally.
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WARRINGTON, D. O., October 5.-To.dsy
was the last upon which Minister Isaac
P. christiancy could have filed an an
sRer to his wife's cross bill for divorce,
He did not do so and Mrs. Chris,iancv
through her council, will move Tor pr
oonfeSso. 1t sunderstood that the answer
as prepared by Christiancy In South
America, Is at his lawyers, but Is tsuch Q
nature that the latter refused to file II.
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THE RPIzOOrIC.
A Growing Impression That II is the Old
DIstemper-RnpidIyS Spreading.


PITTSBURGH, October 5.-It is reported
that some OF the horses owned by the
Citizens Passenger railway are afflicted
with mild form OF the epizootic. Sew
eral OF the horses being used on the East
End extension have been running at the
nose for more than q week, but otherwise
have not evinced serious evidences OF sick
ness. They have been on duty regularly
every day. The drivers are at loss to
account Tor the condition OF the animals,
but, in view OF the present reports from
Eastern cities, they seem inclined to be-
lieyo that the dread destroyer Of the
equines has already made It's way here.
ST. JOHN, N. B., October 5.-The cpl.
zootic is prevalent in this city, with some
fatal cases. gg
NEW YoRk, October 5.-The horse dis
temper is increasing. Nearly ten thousand
animals are sick in. this and adjacent
cities,
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AQUATIC AFFAIRs.
Courtney and RiIey-Courtney Against
Titue-Onramen Abroad,

eahAAbt
Iine-oarsmen Abroad.
scrpro, N. Y, October 5.-Courtuey'f
race with Riley was fixed for to-day at
Ensenore, but Riley failing to appear,
Courtney rowed the three miles alone in
20 minutes and PSI seconds. Tomorrow
Courtney will row to beat his best time,
20 14., for purse Of $1,000.
LONDON, October 5.-The eculling race
between Laycock and Blackburn was
won easily by the former.
Lsycock has agreed 70 scull match
race with Hosmer, OF Boston, dnring the
present month, and another with John
Howdon, OF Delavel, the 18th Of Noyem-
ber.
HALIFAX, October 5.-Warren Smith
leaves on the 18th TO contest in the race
on the Thames, for the American purse.
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Coinare az silver.

WASHINGTON, D. O., October 4.-Tho
coinage OF silver at the United States Mints
during the last fiscal year ioots up to about
twenty.eight millions OF dollars. Adding
the net exports OF silver bullion and the
probable consumption In arts. etc., the
production Of silver for the year will be
about twanty. eight million dollars, or two
million less than the previous fisca year
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HARTFORD, October 5.-The Democrats
Of the First district nominated George
Beach for Congress.
BosroS, October 5.-The Republicans
OF the SECOND district re.nominaied 3. W,
Harris Tor Congress.
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DUBLIN, October 5.-Parnell addressed a
meeting Of 10000 persons at Kilkenny,
Saturday last Nine members OF the Par
lament and fifty Catholic priests were
present. Psrnell announced that a. soon
"a sufficient information had been collect
ed that the Land League would organize q
great strike against paying rent on the es-
tate OF every rack renting landlord.
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Pauama Cannl syndIeate.

NEw YoRx, October every little in.
formation is to be had in this city about
the Panama canal Syndicate, alleged to
have been formed in Paris and to have ap.
pointed three New York banking firms It's
American agents. So reliable advice Of
the completion Of the syndicate have yet
been received,
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A nAD nAKKEY.

He Tries 10 Pat u Period TO the Ex.
isience or the Whole Family.
HARRISBURG, Pa, October 5.-Robert
Msgill, coIored, has been arrested, charged
with attempting to poison his wife, three
children and step.iather at their home in
CharlestoWn. ". Va. ~
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Tho Perpetrators fthe Georgia Outrage.
wAsHlxoros, October 5.-The following
telegram from Atlanta, Ga, Was received
by the Internal Revenue Bureau to-day: (:
"The body Of armed men who forcibly
rescued the property held for the violation
Of the United States Internal Revenue
laws, at Dalton Friday night, wore black
masks and gowns, and their horses were
covered with sheets. have visited Dali
ton and obtained some evidence: The
investigation Is progressing fayorably."
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relIow Fever AZ New Orlennu

NEw ORLEANS, October 5.-There was
one death from yellow fever at No. 400
South Liberty street last night The
premises were properly disintected and
the deceased buried Immediately. All
means to prevent the spread Of the fever
were promptly adopted.
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Death Of . Promlusp, citizen OF west
KirKInin. ----

PARkERssuRa, W. Va, October A. Par.
son Samuel Smith, the Oldest Baptist
clergyman in this State, died at his resi-.
dence on Market street this evening, at the
advanced age OF SO years. Parson Smith
WAS the reverend gentleman who united
in marriage the parents Of Gen. WIS. Han
cock. ns la..-
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No news OF the Missing vessels.

SAN FRAsclsco, October 5.-The whaling
bark Hidalgo arrived from the Arctic
Ocean last night, but with no news Of the
Jeanette or the missing whalers. The
relief cutter Corwin was seen Augnst 26
of Point Belcher steering southwest.
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The Great Composer OF Comic opera Die,
at Paris.
PARIS, October 5.-1saac offenbach, the
musician and composer, died this morn.
ing. He was 6S years ol age, having been
born at Cologne in 1922. He received his
musical education in Paris, and was the
author OF many popular operas, among
them being "Barbe Blue" (Blus Beard J
"La Belle Helene" (The Beautiful Helen
"La Vie.Parisienne," and others, Of later
date.
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l,ore nlr E.ports or AppI,.,

NRw YoRE, October 5.-six European
steamers which have sailed from this port
since Saturday morning carried 1900
barrels Of apples, in addition to other
freight.
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AVER pret.y quarrel a. IL STANDS.

NEw YoRx, October 5.-The Tammany
and Irving Hall Conference to.nigh failtd
TO agrse which wing ot the Democracy
should nominate candidate for Mavor.
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BsswooD, October 5, 1880.

Please say 70 the Registers correspondent
that ! defy him 10 put the question to me
over his own signature as TO why I be-
came a member OF the Republican party.
He won't do 1t. Marx that.
JAcoR ALTMEYER.
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only wonder is that any man who, like
him, has an interest in our manufacturing
enterprises, should be a Democrat,
P. s-since writing the above we have
received the following note from Mr..
Altmeyer:
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FAMOUS ORDER NO. 40.

Graut relis the History OF It-An Inside
View of Doinss Ia Louisiana when That
Order Was issued and the Event That
Called Il Out.
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Prsparaiionsfor a araad TFi.state Mass
Needing at Steubs.viiis Next satur.
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THE Times says OF the Naragansett
disaster: So far a can be gathered
from the reports made up 10 date. there
have been 2s6 passengers saved. II the
estimate Of the officers, which places the
total number Of passengers at 800, be
correct, the number of lost don't ex-
coed II. II the much higher estimates
Of the observers who were on board the
Ill fated steamer represent anything
like truth. tho number OF lost can't be
less than 80, and may greatly exceed
that number. The real magnitude OF
the calamity may never be accurately
ascertained. !
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lions in tie kOuss, The EumbsT iatno-
daesd dRnEg the hnst o. sztrs session
ssEs, n~sspsetiFdH, ~ Glad ~, max,
ing . grand total Of s,7si Introduced
thus far. Al the boar Of adjournment.
bssAdss the sEsTt EHmbsT Il measures
not reported from committees, there rs-
mAined about 500 blls and joint resOlu-
tions on the senate calendar, and about
l,400 bills and joint resolutions on the
house calendar, including some 800 PEN
sion and private bills, which have been
reported with COMMITTEES recommends
tons for passage.
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THE following statement.

THE following statement, showing
the condition Of cotton and wheat has
been issued by the department OF agri.
culture. The cotton returns Indicate
n increase In the area planted Of sever
per cent, and the condition better than
last year at this time, being 20 this
year against 90 last year. The weather
Is favorable everywhere, but rather toe
much rain in Mississippi and Louisiana.
The acreage Of spring wheat shows a
very slight increase over last year.
There is a decline in the area sown In
the states Of Wisconsin and Iowa Of
nearly IL per cent, and in the New
England states the area Is the same; In
Minnesota an increase Of / per cent; In
Nebraska an increase Of 0 per, cent
and in California IL. Tho condition of
winter wheat Is remarkably good and
Is "a, which is 4 per cent. above the
average Of last year. Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois all report
above 100. Kansas is only ~ on ac-
count OF the ~protracted drought.
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Among the most remarkable produc-
lions Of this age and country is Halls
Hair Remover. It's Is unparal-
leled. Il is sought after by rich and
poor, high and low, young and old.
Inhabitants OF foreign lands-the peo-
pie Of Australia. Of Europe, and OF
South America find means to get It at
whatever cost. 1t Is because II works
like magic. II restores the hair 10 its
youthful color and beauty, and robs
approaching age OF n OF its disagree
able Accomplishments. II you are get
ting bald, t.y it. Try 1t II you are get
ting gray, or II you have any disease OF
the scalp. Try it II you wish a good
hair dressing. 1t will not disappoint
you.-Mncie tInd.) N1rs.