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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-15

wEIlsvuLE, ONO, March 1s.-This
afternoon miner named VIM. Davenport
was fatally injured at the Diamond Coal
Mines, near this place. While digging
coal, large lump, Weighing 400 pounds,
loosened and fell, striking him on the
chest, crushing him in aterrible manner
The physicians declare there Is no pos
sibiiity Of his recovery.
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ment, and entitled him to have his case
removed into the Federal courts upon
proper and timely application. The last
right, It will be perceived, is very differ
ent one from the first, the United States
Supreme Court itself drawing the distinc-
tion, and indicating clearly that a right
to a special mixed jury was not given
under the decisions.
1t would seem therefore, that the jury in
the Parkersburg case as drawn, was un-
warranted by the State law as it stood
prior TO Judge strong's decisions, or by
the construction given to the amendment
by that Judge. Whether the particular
defendant has precluded himself by his
acts or omissions, from successful appli-
cation hereafter, to have his cause re-
moved to the Federal courts, is another
matter. So long as the first section Of our
jury law remains as at present, there is no
doubt but that colored defendants cannot
be retained within the jurisdiction OF
State Courts II they use the necessary
effort to escape it. The only remedy is to
make the statute conform to the constitu-
tIonal provision.
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hoom has taken hold oil this
s.lsrs .,Ir enough for all practical purposes;
g 1,ly Wy, srIJ rja5s already organized and
fth ,.I. ~, J' ve, to hear from, it looks as
-, y. Saao man # from Maine has a lead in
.''ss sa',s 'as l tbat is to be put to practical
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MONDAY MORNING, MARCH l5 $780,

price Of bread has risen in proportion to
the depreciation. The shop keepers refuse
to receive 1t except at a reduction which
which entails upon the poor the loss OF
half their means. Already disturbances
are reported from several Provinces in
Europe and Asia, and In some Of the towns
the bakers shops have been pillaged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-15

.BOuoS. Mass, March l4.--George II.
Hammond committed W.,cide last even.
ing by hanging. H.e was a well known
actor. His str.te name was George II.
Human hi,,man' .1e was the father OF tho Little
~ HS1.llm%.hs and played . long time with
..nkee Locke,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-15

..,-,ln has been notified by the
nsSsu ls.D,,msnt toslop dumping Otiai al and m
w. ja,olbe Ohio ver,aud the Wells
l'''se s',,g 'n'J wants the balance of the
5sg is.., n"',, ON ,be stream above to save their
! t''.:'' " '.,., y. and other carrion for home
Wv la..,D,iou. ns,,S There is an opportunity
'a'sn '...a,,ion in this direction that nobody
III nrareI over.
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JumpetI HIs Captors.

CLEVELAND, March IA Edward s.
Jones, arrested at Chicago and taken To
Mansfield, Ohio, for trial on the charge OF
forgery on Friday night, escaped by letting
himself down from q fourth.story window
oE tho hotel, where he was In custody. II
Is supposed he has SIS, 900 OF forged notes
in his possession.
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urxry G. DAVIS reported IN
'sl'S' v ,a,irna,ion nIsna is not received BY
saton o. re, ,s''S with that ready belief with
q S1Is 7 p',,s .sesU.s the statement that SEN
'sts s,, :, 'iIers Hereford will stick if he can
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DIoKINsoN,s DOWNFALL.


A Systematic Forgercr Found Out nj Last
Richmond, Va, Wakes Up Astonishcd
nj the Discovery.
RICHMOND, March 14.-The community
was startled this morning by the public
announcement that DR.. Luther B. Dickin-
son, editor and proprietor Of the Planters
and FdrmerJ Magazine, and a prominent
citizen Of Richmond, had been engaged
for two years past in systematic course
Of forgeries, using forged endorsements OF
Jeter & Dickinson, proprietors Of the Re.
ligious Herald to negotiate notes OF his own
which he offered for discount at various
banking institutions in this city or sold to
note brokers. He has also for some time
used forged endorsements Of Rev. Geo. B,
Taylor, Baptist Missionary to Rome and
Italy, and Rev. Chas. E. Taylor Professor
in Wake Forest College, N. O., both OF
whom are his brothers-in-law.
The fact that he was brother oil the
Rev. DIR. A. Z. Dickinson, junior member
OF the firm OF Jeter & Dickinson, and was
otherwise so highly connected dispelled all
suspicion as tothe genuineness OF the forged
signatures, and he might have continued
criminal operations for long time to
come, but for the recent death Of. Rev. ].
B. Jeter, senior member OF the above firm
which event rendered impossible the
further use OF the firm name in negotiat-,
ing loans. The settlementof the affairs OF
the deceased Or. Jeter led to the discovery
Of his forgeries. Apprehending that a
disclosure OF his many crimes was about
to be made, he left the city Thursday,
ostensibly on business, since when he has
not been heard from.
He left behind the following letter:
"MARcu IL.
az desire to make TO my friends and
creditors frank confession. Ny sins and
folly in fraudulently using the name and
credit OF others in the vain hope OF extri-
eating myseffrom embarrassments, caused
by the bad management OF my affairs.
compelled me to flee from my home ut
terly penniless. ! solemnly declare my
purpose to devote the balance Of my life
to the payment OF my every indebtedness,
aud invoke charitable judgment and
treatment on the part OF all concerned.
"R. 7. DICKINSON"
An investigation into the forgeries show
they will aggregate SIS, 900 or more. Rev.
DR.. E. A. Dickinson conveyed all his real
and personal estate in trust for the benefit
ofthe sufferers by his brothers crima.
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OHIO STATE TEMPERANCE CoNvEN.
TON.
II Resolves to Sustain Principles Rather
Than Party.

IL Resolves 20 sustain Principles Rather
Than Party.
CLEVELAND, March 14.-The Ohio Tenn.
perance Convention was held yesterday at
Alliance, three hundred and forty.three
delegates were present. Resolutions we're
adopted to sustain principles rather than
party; recommending no separate prohlbl.
ton party, but to labor In caucuses and at
polls, secure sober men for officials, en-.
dorsing legal suasiou as a proper means
for the suppression Of the beverage traiIic
IN intoxicants, and protection from the
the present permissive statutes which
sanction ale, beer and domestic wines, and
praying for local option, antl.liquor laws
with clauses allowing sale on the payment
Of taxes therefor, but allowing the voice
OF women, by petition or ballot, to DO
equal TO that Of man on the endorsements
Of such law,
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Pn1LADrLpnrA, Pa, March 14.-Charles
Cathcart Taylor, city editor Of the Times,
died here to-day from the effect Of q pistol
shot, discharged during mental alteration
by his own hand.
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temperance lecture in the Methodist
church next Friday and Saturday even
[. Startling Woodbridge is visiting rela.
tiyes here.
Jonathan Hoffman, of the First ward,
who has been sick for some time, was out
Sunday.
Mr.. Fletcher, who was burned some time
ago, is also out again. R.C.F.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-15

5..s5.nvjlle Ga:ote alter a careful fol
s:I,Ssn1Si.IS .,,Ss discussion among our city
,ol.nl. IS to whether Mo Nose. souo,n' was
'.,'S' s., SSIoses y was muley."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-15

To REGULATE the liver, stomach, and
bowels use only Sellers Liver Pills"
Take no other, 25c, abox. All druggists
sell them,
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dk, GnteIIigtaffr

=. a5 and u rour'eenln street.
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EXODUS TESTIMONY.

Before the Exodus Committee to-day,
the colored man Henry Adams testified
that in 1866 and 1865, in. Desoto parish,
La, he was shot at twice by bands OF
white men, the reason given for the as.
saults being that he was trying to get ne
groes to leave the parish. Witness had
been in Arkansas and Texas on the So
ciety's business, and found the condition
Of the negroes in Texas very bad. He did
not wish to tell oil his business. He ex-
pected 10 be killed II he went back, for
what he had already said. The negroes
isyoring emigration had more trouble
from negro preachers and politicians than
| from anybody else.
Mr.Yance examined the witness regard.
| ing the amount negroes could make by
agriculture, the result OF which was the
anal admission that the dishonesty OF mer-
chants and planters alone prevented negro
eultiyators from making plenty OF money,
Wines would hardly admit that negroes
were better treated under Democratic
than under Republican rule, but thought
n
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

The total value of imports during the year
1879 was S5l3, 745, 74S; during 1873, S431,
Sl2, ,4S3. The value of domestic exports in
1878 was S729, ,023. 23S.
Professor Nordenskjold and party have ar
rived at Rome.
1t is said the alliance between Peru and
Bolivia is broken off.
The proprietors of the Paris Uni,ers have
remitted is. 900 francs for Irish relief.
The official communication in which Eng
land, Germany and France acknowledge the
independence OF Roumania, was transmitted
to Bucharest yesterday.
A Washington special says: The strong
hand Of Tilden is observed in the councils
here regarding the place of holding the next
Democratic Convention. and he is so favor
able to st. Louis that it is altogether proba-
BILE that city will be selected
A Washington dispatch says: There is a
reaction setting in against the scheme to cap
ture Minnesota for the Democracy, and it
seems now that Springer's plan will mis-
carry, and that his own party will vote down
the project for fear of disastrous results.
In New York Saturday, the body of fire.
man Dougherty was taken from the Broad
way fire. His feet were gone, and his head,
arms and legs were charred his trunk was
comparatively uninjured. BaZen, Todds &
Co. estimate their loss at $780, 600; insured.
Dickerhoff, Raiffler & Co. loss is $500, 900
insurance, S295, 1000
A dispatch from Douzolum, Central Asia,
dated the 18th instant, says: An engage
ment occurred between the Russian troops
and Turcomans, and resulted in a complete
defeat of the Turcomans, who lost twenty
FIVE killed. The enemy were pursued until
nightfall, which saved them from annihila-
ton. No loss on the Russian side.
The German Government has determined
to accord e15, 900 as subsidy to German ex-
hibitors at the Melbourne Exhibition.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-23

A little tramp about Is years Of age,
made his advent into Bodie three or four
weeks ago, and in the course of week or
ten days he had two other little boys en-
gagged with him in stealing guns, pistols,
knives and other movable property, and in
carrying on a general burglary business.
The little tramp is about as hard looking
case as one would meet in days travel.
After loading up his party, he took his
boys and plunder, and changed his base
of operation to Aurora. There they
were apprehended by Sheriff Ogg, who
recognized one of the boys as the son
of a highly-respected business man in
Bodie-and a boy who has good
home and a kind and indulgent father.
Ogg sent the boys back home, and also
shipped the tramp Boulevard by fast
freight, having first notified officer Grant
of the affair Grant hunted high and low
for that boy for several days, and finally
found him, and recovered about a wagon
load of miscellaneous property that had
been stolen and concealed. On account of
the boys tender age, and on his promise to
reform, he was allowed to 90, with lec-
ture. In the Courtroom he looked as
meek and innocent as a striped kitten on a
warm mat; but when Sheriff Ogg disarmed
him in Aurora, he swore like the last sur
vivor Of the battle of Waterloo. He re-
marked, with emphasis "Looke ere,
Mister Sher'f, object to you takin my
last gun : don't want to travel around
in such a country as this without being
heeled, for mans life aint safe unless he's
got gun - Bodie Standard.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-23

BENEFITS OF EXERCISE. addition to
the physical benefits derived from athletic
exercise, it has moral value; it affords a
diversion and a vent to those animal ener-
gies which otherwise are sure to explode in
debauch and all kinds of vicious excesses.
The sympathetic thrill by which the mind
accompanies a daring gymnastic feat, and
the enthusiasm of athletic contests, form
the most salutary, and perhaps the only,
normal qualification of that love of excite
ment which is either the legitimate mani
festation of a healthy instinct or else a
wholly irremediable disease OF our nature
The soul needs emotion as the body needs
exercise fact we do not, as people,
realize. In times OF scarcity the paupers
OF China and Siam silence the cianors OF
their hungry children by dosing them with
opium and for analogous reasons millions
Of our fsllow-citizens seek relief in alcohol.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-23

An ExcELLENT1DIsH. "A dish equal to
the best steak and cheap enough for any
man is prepared from shank of beef with
some meat on it. Have the bone well
broken; wash carefully to remove bits of
bone cover with cold water; watch when
the boiling begins and take of the scum
that rises Stew five or six hours, till the
muscles are dissolved; break the meat
small with fork (far better than chop
ping), put it in a bread pan, boil down the
gravy till in cooling it will turn to stiff
jelly. Where this is done gelatine is quite
superfiuous. Add salt, and, if liked, other
seasoning, and pour it hot upon the meat !;
stir together and set aside over night, when
it will cut into handsome mottled slices for
breakfast or supper.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-23

Of this there is no doubt requires great skill to know
The true value of this important Texture Even Experts when
buying on their OWN Judgment dare not trust to their senses of
seeing and feeling but always rely and depend upon the magnify
ing glass to give them the nens@ and quantity Of threads and
the scales to show the weight Such being the @ is always
Safest when wanting any Of these goods to buy them in
establishment where the representations made can be depended
uon and where in order to obtain full value no judgment
qualities is needed.
We are happy to announce that within the past few days
we have opened out from among our MR. BNS recent Eastern
purchases complete and most beautiful line Of these very goods in
all The different shades Of Black
The low prices we have been enabled to place on these
GASHMERES will we are satisfied prove as agreeable surprise
to our patrons as they were to us.
We solicit an inspection on your part and we wish you to
remember that in asking to see these goods you are not expected
to buy as we never allow any urging pressing customers to
buy against their wishes.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-23

ENTIRELY REcovERED.-New York City,
June 16. 1879. II. Fl. Warner & Co.-Gentle-
men, hereby certify that my wife has been
using Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
for Bright's Disease, aad she is now entirely
recovered. When all physicians remedies
failed. she was induced to try your remedy,
and received benefcia results from the iirst
bottle After taking four bottles she was
entirely cured. Yours truly, ROBERT b.
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A botanist says there are ~, GOO differ
ent kinds of weeds in the United states,
and every man is willing to swear that
4l,O00 Of them were to be found IN Inc gar
den that he took care OF when boy.
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DURHAM CATTLE FOR SALE.

10 HEAD OF THOROUGHBRED y,>s->
- Durham BULLS, from one to SNS4&1&3
two years old and 10 Head of either HH
COWS or HEIFERS. VIII be sold at --~z&=-1A-
private sale at WICK'S RANCH, Butte county
jaS0-2m Address NJ. WICK, 0roville, Cal
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WILLIAM Ii. MILLER
DENTISTRY.


nENTIST Q4ATE WITH q. H. PER -
SOM, Successor to T. B. Reid, No. 81 Jsft7ff 2
street, between Third and Fourth. Artificial Teeth
inserted ON all bases Improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extraction of Teeth
f.f1
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M. N. PIERsnN.

ENLIST. 4l5 ] STREET, BETWEEN AEA
B Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Arti- cT7fi6
.al Teeth in erted on Gold, Vulcanite and all bases.
;.o,,s oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
nainless extraction Of Teeth. d14lm
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The Utica Convention.

NEW YORK. February 23d-A. M-Ths
Tribune this morning comedies that the Utica
Convention, to be held Wednesday, will be
largely in favor of Grant, 226 believed to be
in his favor to los for Blaine, with several
others unknown.
The Times gives the following table of
members of the Utica Convention: For
Grant, 235; for Blaine, 103 for Sherman,
10; preferences unknown, SO; to be heard
from, 80. Total, 41O.
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Il. II. BaEwER,

D ENLIST, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF GEe
Seventh and streets. in Brytes new c15fffH1
building. Up stairs. Teeth extracted without pair
by the use Of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
ldl61plml
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SATURDAYS DISPATCHES

SATURDAYS DISPATCHES
SPECIAL To THE REooRD-yNIoNI
IXoDUs OF CALIFORNIA WEALTH.
Pacific Coast Capitalists Flocking to New
York.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAIL.
Further In Regard to the Diabolism at
Claysville, Pa.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS
The Recent Attempt to Kill the Russian
Imperial Family.
ETC., ETC.. ..............Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-23

Guzman Blanco was taking active measures
to suppress the rising. Three steamers and
200 men are ready for the campaign.
Adyices from Mexico.
CRY OF MEXICO, February 18th, via New
York, February 2lst.-The illness of the wife
of President Diaz will seriously interfere with
the festivities in honor of General Grant.
On Monday thesU nited States Minister will
receive General Grant and party at the
United States Legation. At $50 A. NJ. to-
day, General Grant and party left Olizaba
and passed Esperanza, the first railroad sta
tion on the central table-lands.
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DALEY REC0RD-UNION SERIES.
fGLbsaE sI-NDnBEn A.

Company No. l, who lost his life at the late
fire on Broadway, was recovered from the
ruins this afternoon, burned almost beyond
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WASHINGTON, February 22d.-The MEM
bers of the New York delegation here to at
tend the National Democratic Executive
Committee tomorrow were in session to-
night for the purpose of discussing the polit-
ical situation. 1t is understood that the ex-
pressed opinion of the meeting opposed the
candidacy of any man whom the party can
not harmoniously support. None OF Tilden's
friends were present.
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FOR SALE,

90 ACRES LAND-28 ACRES GOOD -.
e1U Alfalfa Land. New House, good Or is;.
chard desirable location and near city In es...l
auire SPINKS, DAVIS & .ACoCK, No. 402 street
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-23
RANCH FOR SALE,
AT A BARGAIN.

yENHE wELLKNowN SALISBURY 80
RANCH, containing about $50 Acres, ~
being of the best Grain Land offered for s-fA-
sale in this county Produces from 25 to 35 bushels
of Wheat sd 80 TO so bushels of Barley to the Acre.
Soil of &y loan formation, and from to 10 feet
deep. Failure of crop has never occurred upon the
place. Has
Good Dwelling and 0uf-5uiIdings.
Railroad Station, with Side Track, and Scales,
Plows Harrows Carpenter and Blacksmith Tools !;
splendid well of water, with horsepower and large
tank. Also
A large lot OF Farming implements
Will be sold, ii desired. Railroad Trains pass at
Station four times each day. Place is well tmbered
Situat; on line of sacramento Valley kailroad, 10
miles from Sacramento, at salisbury Station.
sy The land rents for s,3 Cash per acre,
and Is offered at low price of Ssi3 per acre.
Apply to SWEETSER ALSIP,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents, No. 10l5 Fourth
street, between and X, Sacramento fist
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-23
Wcstward.bound Passengers.

OMAHA, February 22d-Tho following
through passengers were on to-day's train.
leaving at 12:15 p. NJ, to arrive in Sacra-
mento February 26th: Commander Henry
Glass, United States Navy; +. Fisher and
wife, New York Abral am Gunst, San Fran
cisco; William Herring, New York; o. j.
Willis and wife, Detroit James Monahan,
Philadelphia Andrew w. Morrison, Bos-
C,,,sa Pal
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Nebraska Indians Peaceable- sitting Bulls
Followers Getting Hnnsry.

+ OMAHA (Neb. J, February 21st.-Dr. McGilli-
| cuddy, Agent at Pine Ridge Agency, where
there are 1900 of Red Cloud'e Indians, is
here, en- route to Washington. He reports
everything quiet among the Indians. He
says messengers from Sitting Bull state that
he is in great need of food, buffalo having be-
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Revelation in Venezuela.

New YORK, February 2lst.-Advices from
Caracas, Venezuela, to the 9th instant, state
a rising occurred at Ciudad Bolivar, on the
10Th ultimo. General Castillo Cortes, Com
mander of that place. was killed, and the
rebels proclaimed General Colina their Chief.
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TXODUs OF CALIFORNIA WEALTH.

ESPECIAL To THE REooRD-UNIoN.l
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Murder in The FIRST Dcsrce.

CINCINNATI, February 22d.-The Ga.ette's
Greenville (O.) special says: The jury, after
twenty-one hours deliberation, brought in a
verdict of guilty of murder in the first de-
gree against Monroe Robinson, who was on
| trial for the murder of his brother-in-law
Wylie Coulter The murder was committed
October 23 1879, near Ripstown, in Darke
county. The defense relied upon pleas of in
sanity and habitual drunkenness.
The Parnell Demonstration at Detroit.
DETROIT, February 22d. : The Parnell-
Dillon Murdoch demonstration here this af-
ternoon was an immense affair. At tile con-
subscribed, and the receipts from sale of
| tickets will net large sum for the relief
fund Parnell, Dillon and Murdoch leave
for Chicago Monday morning at 10 o'clock.