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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21
sIR BARTLE FREEREs RECALL DE.
MANDED.

LONDON, May 20.-The controversy
about the recall Of Sir Bsrtle Freere
threatens to create considerable dissatis.
faction within the Liberal party. Several
advanced Liberal newspapers, including
the Pail Adl Gaset.e, are clamorous for his
recall, aud point out that the members Of
OF the present Government strongly cen.
sured the Beaconsfield Cabinet for retain
lug him alter blaming him for precipi-
taiing the Zulu war. At that time It was
alleged cJurt influence maintained Sir
BarIle Freere in his position, aud any.
thing savoring OF court influence Is es-
peclally distaslefult TO that section OF the
Liberal party which now demands his re.
call.
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A wID0ws' wAn.
n rhlen on, /. shot Down 10 cold blood.

In
CISclSSArI, May 20.-A cold blooded
murder took place this morning near the
village OF California, six miles up the
river from Cincinnati. Mrs. Singer
widow, about thirty years OF age, went out
10 cut grass along the roadside, near the
residence OF Mrs. Baieman, also widow.
Mrs. Bateman ordered Mrs. Singer to
leave. 1t appears that she refused, when
Mrs. Bateman went back TO the house, got
a double.bsrTeled shot gun and deliber;;
ately fred It's contents into the face and
breast OF Mrs Singer, and then went
coolly back to her house. The murder was
witnessed by two men in Geld near by,
and Mrs. Bateman was arrested. Intense
excitement was aroused, and the women in
the neighborhood made threats oflynch'
ing the murderess.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21

wAsHISorOS, Ma, 2O-Genetal Gordon
resigned his seat in the Senate because be
was without means, could not support his
family on his salary, aud desired to return
To active business. His resignation is the
best evidence Of his honesty, as every.
body knows that Senator has unlimited
advantages to make money out Of his po-
sition IL 30 disposed. Ex-Governor Brown,
who Is to be Gordon's successor, Is q con-
seryatiYe and able man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21
aEAooxsrIELD ON rag ELEorIoss

LONDON, May 2O-In his speech at the
meeling Of Conservatives at Bridgewater
House yesterday, Beaconsfeld, it is stated
admitted thegteat surprise he felt at the
result Of the election. he took upon him.
self part OF the blame for the dissolution
OF Parliament, but said the party whips
were not blameless, as the defeat OF the
Conservatives was greatly due TO the lam.
eniabIe deficiencies in the organization,
which he trusted would be remedied in
future. And with that view he suggested
the appointment OF committee with W..
II. smith as Chairman. He said the ru-
mors Of his retirement from the leader.
ship OF the party, were unfounded, and
il the party considered his retention oi
the leadership an advantage, whatever
ability be possessed would be devoted to
their service.
Lord Carrovon whe was warmly cheer
ed, said that he had seceeded from the
Government in consequence Of the differ.
ence with his colleagues, upon the single
measure OF the composition OF the new
ministry, which filed him with doubts
and dismay, and he felt 1t his duty to sup.
port the Conservative party TO the utmost
OF his power.
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ALIBEL SUIT.

DUBLIN, May 2O-A. NJ. Sullivan bas
issued writ Of summons, claiming el0..
900 damages, 10 action against Sir Jarnott,
proprietor Of the Ldih Tmes, for an alleged
libel, TO the effect that sullivan had received
monies from the Carleton club during
the recent Preliminary elections. Sullivan
has intimated 10 the proprietor Of the
Iriltmdn, that he intends 70 apply for
criminal information against him for per.
aunnl libel.
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ST. LOUIS, May 2O.-Rey. ". F. Dicker.
son, Of New York; Rev. H. NJ. Turner, Of
Georgia; Rev. R, d. Cain, Of South Car.
olina, new elected Bishops Of the African
NJ. Z. Church, were ordained with i'm
posing ceremonies In the African M. Z.
Conference ~ 81. PAuls Church this aIeI.
noon. Bishops Bayns, Wayman anu
Campbell were the chief officers IN tne
.ordAininR,
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BROUGHT BY THE CABLE.
Opening of the English Parliament.
Measures Recommended by the Queen, and
Those 10 be AdpOted-D,mand for Sir
Bartls Fresrs's Rscall-Bsacoas.
flld on the Recent Elections
General Foreign News
and Notes.
OPENING OF ENaLlsa PARLIAMENT.


LONDON, May 2o.-Parliament reas-
sembled to-day. The Queens speech re
fers to the cordial relations with all powers,
hopes for speedy execution Of the whole
treaty OF Berlin, and refers to the mission
Of Y. ]. Goschen in that connection. II
says the efforts to pacify the Aighans and
establish strong aud Independent, bui
friendly government, will be increasing
the condition OF Indian finances recently
made known, will require special tentior.
The policy OF confederation In SOU b
Africa Is advised, but Transyaal will b.
retained. The imports and exports and
other signs indicate revival Of trade, bu'
the depression lately perceived in the
revenue continues unab4ted. The est.
mates OF the income laid before the lasi
Parliament will probably not be exceeded.
rhe late season for convening the session
will certainly interfere with legislation.
The peace preservation act In Ire,
land will expire June lst, and will not be
renewed. The LOYALTY and good sense Of
the Irish people justify reliance In the
provisions OF the ordinary law, firmly I'D
ministered for the maintenance OF peacr
and order. Acts for the mitigation OF the
distress In Ireland have been seryiceable
10 that end, aud the question Of sufficien
cy Of the advances authorized by the acts
il under consideration. The burial bill,
the ballot act bill, TO protect tenant
from ground game. the bill 10 determine
the Tia ilties Of employers for accidents
TO servants, aud tho bill for the extension
OF the borough franchise TO Ireland, will
be submitted 10 Parliament.
Lord selbourne, Lord High Chancellor,
read the speech.
The House OF Commons was crowded,
but the attendance in the House Of Peers
was meagre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21

THE CouRIER ExcuRIoNIsrs The stea.
mer Courier, when tOok large party Of
Methodist Ministers and their families TO
Cincinnati about two weeks ago, arrived
at the wharf at o'clock this morning.
Most Of those on board were asleep and
remained In their berihs, while few
came of and went home. The trip was
without accident until yesterday morning,
when the bOat was aground 1t Banner
hasset Island for several hours.
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tUBA.

MADRID, May 2o-1n the Chamber Of
Deputies the Minister of the Interior, in
reply to tho question as to whether the
latest news from Cuba was Of grave char
acIer, said that when General Martinez
Campos resigned, $500 insurgents were
desOlsting the country. Now there were
only 600 10 the whole island.
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VIRGINIA CONSERVATIVES
win support the Cincinnati Nomine

win support the Cinelnnatl Nominee.
-RlcaNUSD, Va, May 2l.-'rhe Conser.
ystlys Convention adopted resolution
ipstructing their delegates to Cincinnati
TO adhere to the two.thirds rule; also q
resolution that the Conservative party Of
Virginia affiliated with the National DEM
ocrstic party, aud would not support any
one for elector who did not declare in
favor OF the nominees Of the National
Democratic Convention. Adjourned.
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1t will be seen from the above thai
some Of the delegates represent less than
1000 Republican votes, while others rep
resent nearly s,OOo-the average being
about 5,4OO. This is attained by dividing
the aggregate Republican vote OF 1864
litt;s over 100000 by 1888, the number
Of delegates 70 Chicago for the States, and
exclusive Of the Territories which cast no
electoral votes.
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In WelIsburg Nsra has good word to
ny 'or the Hon. John Hanson Good in
SNnsctiOu with the Congressional nomi-
,tiou. Itremarks that ION the plea Of
hboriOus party work he is fully entitled
hIAs nomination" Also that "his abili.
Is are unquestioned, but he seems to be
l'ly' defeated by private ieud or person
d opposition -
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This tendency to food OF bills isnne Of
the curses OF American legislation. There
is no time for the proper consideration Of
useful measures, and mulitudes Of bad
and improper bills are log.rolled or sneak
ed through by the lobby in and out Of
Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21

The New York Erening Poa makes the
following statement of the number Of bills
and joint resolutions introduced in Con.
gress for each session from the Twenty
fifth to the Forty.sixth Congress, and the
percentage Of the whole number which
were passed:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21

sASpusKr, O., May 2O.-cooper K. Wat
son, Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas,
this subdivision, died at his home in this
city at noon to-day. age 10 judge w. was
representative in CongIess In ls65-8,and
was well known throughout ONO, and
universally respected as = very able law
yer and jurist,
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A DrssArIsFIED HOME RULER.

LOSDOs, May 20 Patrick j. smyth, re-
Gently elected h me ruler member for
Tipperary, has placed his resignation in
the hands Of his constituents. He says
that events since the election bring home
10 him fOrciby the truth that be Is not In
harmony with what appears 70 be the
public opinion il Ireland.
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TRExros, May 9O.-The Democratic State
Convention met to-day with F. II. reese as
temporary Chairman. The customary
Committees being appointed the Conveu-
ton took recess. Upon reassepbling the
usual resolutions we're reported and
adopted, the delegates at large elected, and
adinuFned
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TRrcKErr AND HAxLAN.

LONDON, May 20. The Australian
friends Of Trickett have deposited 6lty
pounds Tor match with Hanlan, who has
been telpgrapbed. The patrons of row.
Ing 10 New South Wales have united 70
send Trickett TO England and are prepared
u support him in his endeayor to beat
Hanlan.
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CAL1ronNlA LAnoarRouBLEs.
A Division In Their Ranks, Resulting In
Two Conventions,

Two conventions.
SAN FRAScIsco, May 2O.-At the alter
noon session of the workingmen's Conven-
ton, it refused to adopt Kearney's letter as
the sense Of the Convention, after several
attempts to get it though. Resolutions
looking to the appointment Of delegates
10 the National Greenback Labor Con.
yention, and pledging to Thurman the
Democratic element Vi the Convention car
Fied. The motion to adjourn until evening
was opposed, mostly all refusing TO vote.
The Convention then broke up In disord.
er. The GreenbAck element assembled
and organized rs . new Convention, and
at miduight entered upon the appoint
ment Of the Committee on Platform, Con-
stIlntion and Resolutions, with prospects
OF an all night session.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21
DAKOTA DELEGATES

Not Instructed, bat Are for blaine.
FAEoo, D. T., May l9.-The Territorial
Convention, held here to-day. elected Por.
ter Warner, Of Deadwood, and O. 7. Mc.
Coy, OF Bonhomme, as delegates to Chi.
caIo. They 60 uninstructed, but are
understood 70 be Tor Blaine as ist choice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21
INDIA

CALCUTTA, May 2o.-The British Com.
missioner has written the Burmese Am.
bassadors at Thyetmyo, that It Is necessa'
~ TO postpone business for the present,
and the Embassy are requested 70 return.
Lord Lytton wishes TO leave his successor
Tree to lake up the treaty negotiations or
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Pre.by,erIAu General Assembly.

MADISON, WIS, May 20,-The General
Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church
met in assembly at II o'clock. In the alb
senee Of Rev. Dr. Jessup, Rev. DR.. Eells,
Of Cincinnati, acted as Moderator, preach.
ing the opening sermon-2d Corinthians,
goth chapter, lSLh yerse-which was lis
tened TO with markad attention, nearly
600 clergymen and lSymen being present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21

Ohio STATE JournAL.
Il looks a little as though the "oapp-
bells are coming" 1t is propnsed by
many Democrats and Republicans In West
Virginia TO make Alexander Campbell, Of
Bethany, aud Archibald W: Campbell Of
Wheeling, the candidates Of their respect-
i've parties for Congress in the Wheeling
distfiet. They are cousins. Aleck is q
Democrat; Archie 10 Republican, and in
the old slavery days was an Abolitionist
and n Free s ,ilRF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21

appropriations for West Virginia
inn, oil which outside newspaperdom is
aaPlliuing just now, are as follows:
@GOor the Big Eanawha; $4,000 for
s.Liule E4naNhai $4,000 for the New
Rnfi $1,000 for the Big Sandy; $50, 600
b'ths Nouongahela; s. 600 for the shen.
laaaahi 5000 for the Elk; and ss,Oo
sAsGuyandotte.
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ALL A HOAX.
The Threatened Indian Disturbance in
Arizona.

SAY FRAScrsco, May 2O,-The following
dispatch was received tonight by the
staff officers Of the Department ot Arizona,
in answer TO inquiries about the reported
outbreak OF San Carlos Indians;
sAN Carlos, May 10.
There has been no outbreak Of the
reservation Indians on the San Pedro TO
my knoWledge. EskimenEine aud Sajully
have been here since Thursday. There
are seven Indians only absent from San
Carlos, and they are at San Pedro and
Aryiea with permission to cultivate lands
and know Of none absent without passes
A. R. CHAEREE,
Acting Agent.
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ALARAMA nEruaLlcANs

Grant Ha. Majority In The Convention.
SELMA, Ala, May 2O-The Republican
s,ale Convention assembled here to day.
George Turner Grant man, was chosen
Temporary Chairman. A largep msjority
Of the delegates favor Grant, Recess,
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F., ,ro.s earnings Otthe Pittsburgh and
=. ~ r,,ns Railroad for the last year, Just
y ,;.5sl, ss we're IS 45e, $50 90 and the net
1,.., q 9jl, ,954 10. S. ]. Tilden is one
l,A. diIecIors.
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1cu.sOr in the time table on the Balti-
~. and Ohio road takes place on Sun
n. The time to Chicago will be much
is.r than formerly. A daylight run will
y u,de, from 5 in the morning until s
\ ths evening.
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TrE editor Of the Wheeling Eoltsblatt
lsi. ,nat bis paper has come out in ia.
rrde1.NsyOr LETTERS for Governor. He,
hu,yer, speaks IN lAudatory terms of the
u.Vyor, and intimates thai. he is quite a
hrudts With the Germans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21

vu,,i,A daily increasing complaint
.i,t. A., weather in this region, and a
,.',,h ,- I. l.ared. The meadows are un-
'.."i,in, 's.,, and the cut worms are doing a
-, J.,I Of damage to the corn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21

"a, Gimaite, published at Glennville,
,,,, u, c,aa,y, Is for Col. Ben. 1t says
sl1: ~ :h.dfr Tingle was recently in that
an .,, and that it was delightful to see
M c,res, the children"
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Tpr,r /. to be a cheap excursion over
a. ro.cararas Valley Railroad on the
Il d Juus, from Marietta to Cleveland
"A r,urn, including a ride Of 100 miles
r,bs lake. The rate Tor the round trip
tS
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Respectfully submitted.
JOHN @. HERvEY,

Mr.. ]. A. Miller moved that Miss Ella
Robinson be appointed TO fill the vacancy
in the Union district sshool caused by the
resignation Of Mis- Mary Robinson, q
teacher there.
This motion prevailed, and there being
no other business claiming the attention
OF the Board, on motion II adj ,urned.
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=. ,n,Ietion Of the Tuscarawas road
u, ~ ,iI ,ss effect OF Increasing and ami
u o'' ,Ss , service on the G. & P. road.
,,a nli', ,,,js, ,S and better time to Cleveland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21

luz WelIsburg Ncs charges that Dick
IH'eilisk is going about through West
Va In the interest Of the Republican
RHy and fusion. We had always sup
psed that Trevellick, as a long standing
1''enOlcker, had saddIed all the ills Of
ss country on to the Republican party.
Al least that is the way he talked over in
Vao when making speeches for the De-
aOs,acy.
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7cT1 cT1BLISHED AUGUST a. 1852.

gumsnt among the Kanawha people for
his reelection. Mr.. Walker will find It
hard work to make head against these
criticisms Of outside papers on Kenna's
success.
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v,,,, "a, a considerable fall OF rain
...,,rl,y forenoon out on the line ofthe
S,iino,e & Ohio railroad beyond
y,,,J,,tIIe. The few drops that fell
NJ. Jjd not amount to an ordinary dew.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21

Du LrcAs says in the piece that he is
rasiag on the stump throughout the
so,ad Congressional district, that no
Mn ever law the Elk river in dry wealth
q. llthis is tte case, the 5000 that Con-
rs has JUS. voted must be to supply
Ire, lOr the stream.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21

:. ,ooT.e Of Bellaire is upward and
la. The returns Of the assessors
a.p' :, increase OF over IS per cent in
y. '',,, property down there
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21

INN. E. Conference at Cincinnati
,s,.tdAy indefinitely postponed the
ssr.n.nt to elect colored Bishop.
his R.lesthe matter for the next four
rln |, lsa project that will not spoil
b that time. The Conference acted
ysly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-21

T1 County Auditors have assessed for
aIIliou the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
RtInld as follows; Main track, $1,000
ps mile second track, $4,000 per milei
!stuek, 1900 per mile; rolling stock,
FS9 per mile; buildings, s170,55O; land
oahide Of right Of way, S90,l62
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tal general opinion of the newspapers
sAH West Virginia got a big slice Of the
! s'e' And harOor appropriations. The
Y Springfield Rpubiean complains that
Ne amounts laid out on useless streams
"a West Virginia of late years have been
a's'' than those spent on great CONNER
sa SHPOrs." This comes from having a
a'uber on the Committee Of Commerce,
I'D ihi, msmbsr is Mr.. Kenna, Of the
taiFd district The fact that the State
;" such a TAT slice lspst be strong ar
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recifes the primary cause Of the contest
between the two delegations, and iavors
the admission OF the Farwell Hall dele
gates, claiming that they only have a
right in the Convention.
A COMPROMISE.
The roll call on the adoption Of the first
report seating S8 from the Palmer House
and So from Farwell Hall resulted, yeas
S4l, nays 26l. The temporary organiza-
ton waslhen made permanent General
Raum returned thanks briefly and the
Convention adjourned TO s o'clock.
THE WHEELING CONVENTION INITIATED.
The Convention re.assembled at 7:30
Pm. J.C. Spare, Of Jo Davies county,
offered the following:
ReeOlutd, That General U. S. Grantof H.
nois, is the choice Of this Convention for
President Of the United States.
A motion was made to substitute the
Of name E. B. washburne, also motion
to reler to the Committee on resolutions.
Mr.. Spare moved 10 table this, which
was dOue by viva yoce vote amidst great
confusion.
A motion to substitute Washburne's
name was then put Immediately by the
Chair and lest, the original resolution put,
aud carried by aviva yVce' vote.
A call Of the equities, was loudly
demanded by the auli.Grant men.
A point OF order made, that the
~ Fs.inF ht.sH
the enure subject. The Chair Uverruled
this. The roll call resulted, ayes 3S6, noes
3U7, and the resolution was DECLARED
adopted. The announcement OF the le-
suit occasiOned great applause, lasting sew.
eral minutes, hundreds OF delegates rising
and cheering.
RIGHTS OF CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
MIR. Crosby, Of DuPage, moved that the
various Congressional Districts select
delegates and alternates to National Con-
ventions, and be declared the choice, this
Convention, which would have Tesul ed in
the choice OF Blaine delegates in several
districts. This opened the great contest
before the convention. Senator Logan
opposed this mUtion.
The motion was advocated BY Q. W.
Thomas and others. who claimed that
their Congressional Districts had elecled
delegates, who had credentials in their
pockets, and who proposed to 60 to Chi
cago and assert their rights.
THE AGONY Is OVER.
Mr.. Thomas amendment to Mr.. Logau's
substitute which provided that the COM
mittee should simply select delegates at
large, was defeated by 5O4 yeas to $3.50 nay.
The roll was called on Mr.. Logan's sub
stitute providing for the appointment by
the chair OF the committee TO select dis
tTict delegates and delegates at large. This
was adopted at once by $50 yeas tb 81
nays, The chair Immediately announced
the committee which consisted OF 10
Grant men. A motion to adjourn to A.
n nrayailed Mt 1. .lb
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West Virginia visitors are numerous
these days. Beside considerable delega-
tious who come to attend the races from
your city and vicinity, quite number Of
citizens from the interior OF the State are
here. Among Others | notice Col. Bill
Thompson, Of Palkersburg, and ex'Con-
man Kitchen, OF Berkeley. FL.
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-. p,xpLrroS, State Superintendent
nI,I' ~, /, to take part in the closing
dsl'.c'I ga. Of the St. Clsirsville schools next