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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-28

NEw YoRK, September pa Mexico
newspaper received here to-day, contains
card from Senior Celestine Hourcade q
we'll known merchant tailor oil that city,
offering in the cause otscience, II any one
Is sufficiently interested 10 aid him by
watching and time keeping, 10 fast for
forty.one days and forty one nights, or, rs
the card concludes, zone day and night
longer than the famous DR.. Tanner, Of
New York."
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THE hEtrIsH GRAIN PROSPECTS.
Observations ofihe Mark Express"
Prices and the General Outiook for
the Failure.

the Faturc.
LONDON, September 27.-The Mark
Lane Express in It's review OF the British
grain trade for the past week says: There
has been less rain but, the weather was
dull and damp and unhyorabie for thresh.
ing, which has prevented the completion
Of the harvest in the north. In conse.
quence Of the yield Of wheat, upon thresh.
ing, being unequal to the anticipation,
the sellers have lately assumed frmer
attitude, which was also favored by q
moderate amount Of imports, as compared
with the opening Of the season.
Mondays advance, despite liberal offer
ipgs, has been maintained, while all de.
scriptions OF old wheat have again i'm.
proved. Old red winter Is now held for
50 shillings per quarter against 46 shillings
three weeks ago. There Is general con-
sumptiye demand both from town and
country mlllers, which proves how large
mixture ol sound dry wheat is necessary
TO utilize the English growth. The Cont.
mental demand does not appear to be sat
isfied, yet several lcargoes Of wheat and
maize off the coast having been taken for
France and Holland. The arrivals q,
ports OF call has been small.
There has beens steady demand for
whea, for the United Kingdom and con.
tinent, and prices continue to improve,
red winter closing at 8 pence to 8 pence,
and Australian 8 pence to pence higher.
Maize was Id fair request and advanced 8
pence. In wheat for shipment, Calcutta
In good demand and advanced
fully 8 pence. American reds were spar.
lngly offered at prices above buyers ideas.
The transactions In maize were very limi.
ted; barley quiet, but steady. Sales, Eng.
lish wheat &, ll6 quarters at 80 shilling
and sd per quarter, against IA, 1856 quarters
At 40 shillings and Sd per quarter during
the same week last year. Irhe imports into
the United Kingdom during the week
ending September IS, were l,s23,s ,s5l hun.
ired weights Of wheat and l99,0l5 hun.
ired weights oil -four.
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NOTES PROM TnE CAPITAL CRY.
General Hazen's Forthcoming Report
The Consul at Lyons, France, Reports
the Crop Prospscis-The Cantary and n
Half Celebration nj Baltimore.

Half Celebration nj Baltimore.
WASHINGTON. September 27.-The fol
lowing statement obtained from Third
Assistant Postmaster General Hazen's
forthcoming annual report, shows the
amount Of second class mail matter news,
papers aud msgaztnes) transported in mail
and the revenue derived therefrom during
the fiscal year eBded June S0th, 1880:
Weight in tons during 1880, a0,85l. In,
crease over 1879, 5,O9S; tons; postage col.
leoted in 1880, s., ,225,4 ,452. Increase over
1879, sl22,287
The United States Consul at Lyons,
France, informs the Department OF State
that the cereal crop Of France this year
will amount to l02, 100000 hecolitres, the
average yield. Nevertheless there will be
large demand for American wheat. In
Germany the cereal crop Is 9 mediocre one,
and in Russia somewhat OF q failure.
The Cabinet has been invited to attend
the forthcoming celebration OF the one
hundred and fltieth anniversary OF the
settlement Of Baltimore. The vessels oil
the navy, which are TO assemble at Hsmp-
ton Roads for the annual review, will be
ordered to Baltimore TO aid In the cele.
bration. A detachment OF marines will
also participate. The troops at Fort Nc
Henry will parade, and II possible, the
army will be otherwise represented.
General Williamson, Commissioner OF
the General Land Office, has called a con-
vocation Of the Surveyors General Of all
the Western States and Territories In Salt
Lake City, Utah, on the 9th OF October
next. The object OF the meeting Is TO
discuss the present method of making sur.
yeys, with view to institute certain re.
forms tending to secure better and more
permanent work under permanent laws.
The second Auditor OF the Treasury has
written 10 Secretary Sherman on the sub.
iect OF q safe robbery. He says: "In re.
ply to your oral inquiry Of this morning !
have the honor 10 report that in Decem:
Der last 1t was discovered that S4,740 in
money and bonds, including interest,
were missing from the safe OF this office
Through investigation 1t was establish.
ed.that the funds had been ahstraeted by
Chas. +. Herring, deputy auditor, who
died November 2Sth, 1879. There is no
evidence that single dollar Of the miss
Ing funds belonged TO deceased soldiers.
On the contrary the bulk Of It consisted OF
bonds taken from soldiers at the draft rem.
devious in 1854 and 1865 as security
against their desertion." 1t is also said,
as neither money nor bonds had been
called for, that the soldiers from whom
they were taken became bounty Jumpers.
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THE DAILY DOINGs
OF TIE DENIzsSs OF QUE own
BROAD LAND.
Capital Chat-Trausgressions, Shorteoni-
inss and Manifold siisforiunes OF
nanhind-Bsd Boys-Javsniie
Murderers and Suicide
other News and Goasip.
srEUBESvILLE.
A Sensible speech by D. r. Jones, seere-
fary or the Miners Assoeiation-Advice
That will Result Pro oniabIe 20 the Work.
iugmen IT RoiIoWed-PoIiticaI Notes.
SrEuRENylLLg, September 27.

tnry OF tne Minefs AssuCihttuh-Austce
That will Result Probable 10 the Work
iugmen If Followed Political Noies.
srEuBESyiLLE, September "a.
Special Dispatch to the Intsltgenesr.
The miners Of this city had mass meet
ing tonight, and were addressed by D. B.
Jones, Secretary Of the Miners Association
Of Western Pennsylvania. A delegation
OF two hundred miners, headed by brass
band, met the speaker at the depot, and
afterwards paraded down and up Market
street, then to their hall on Fourth street.
Mr.. Jones in his address advised the miners
to avoid strikes In all cases where It was
possible, advocating an amicable adjust
ment in all cases In dispute. His address
was listened to attentively throughout,
and it is thought will influence a settle.
ment OF the strike in the Jefferson Iron
Works mines, which has lasted about four
months.
The line officers OF the various Garfield
aud Arthur clubs met tonight and elected
the following field officers; ]. @. Brown,
Colonel; H. Gregg, Lieutenant Colonel; E.
Zimmerman, Major, and Harry sherrard,
Adjutant, were unanimously chosen.
ALwYN.
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LOUISVILLE, September 27.-In the suit
Of the Commonwealth Distribution Com.
papy to restrain the Postmaster here from
obeYing the orders Of the Postoftice De.
partment, recently issued by Assistant
Postmaster General Hazen. the Circuit
Court Of the United States to-day granted
an injunction restraining the postal au.
thorities from enforcing the Department
orders,
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Tho ,IncdnIins I.Innd..

HALIFAX, September 27.-A Magdaline
Islands dispatch says: The fishing sea-
son, now nearly over at the Islands, re-
suits by far insufficient to maintain the
population. who look TO 1t for support.
Even now many fishermen are without
daily bread. Henry Galliot, William,
James and John Matthews and = Ease,
man were drowned in Grandes Passage by
the upsetting Of their boat. Four others
were saved by clinging to the upturned
boat. Dennis Sheehan and Owen Fi,z.
gerald were drowned near Ragged Island
in the same manner.
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LONDON, September IA dispatch
from Copenhagen says: The Swedish and
Norwegian press are heatedly discussing
the agitation Of a section Of Norwegiant
for the repeal OF the Act Of Union, and
the establishment OF a Norwegian Repub'
lie. The Swedish journals maintain that
the honor Of Sweden is involved, and that
strong measures should be employed il
necessary. Relations between the Kine
and Norwegian StOrthingare very strained
q large majority having denied the Kings
right to an official veto.
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InIsn REruaLIoANs
Meet and Adopt Platform of Principles
Endorsing the Chicago Platform.


Endorsing the Chicago Platform.
SARATOGA, September 27.-The Irish
American Republican Convention. met
to-day. John L. Henning was elected
temporary chairman and various commit
tees were appointed.
In the afternoon q permanent organiZa-
ton was effected. The platform OF princi-
pies endorses the platform OF the National
Republican Convention, promulgated at
Chicago, June last. The members OF the
State Committee were instructed TO enroll
all the Irish American Republican voters
in their respective Assembly districts.
Speeches were then made and the conyen.
ton adjourned.
The platform contains this passage:
"The Republican party In enforcing
protection for American industry is en-.
titled to the gratitude and earnest support
OF every Irish American in the land, as no
people have greater reason to dread the
evils which the Democratic doctrine OF
free trade, II once adopted, would bring
on themselves and their families. In this
connection lIish.American citizens, with
out regard to party, are earnestly
implored to consider calmly and care
fully this vital question, remembering
that at present hired agents OF England are
travelling throughout the West circulating
specioUsly writted documents and spend.
ing British gold in their desperate Efforts
to secure the election OF Democratic
President, pledged to enforce the tariff
for revenue only, and which II accom-
plished will enable the party to food our
marts with products OF pauper labor, and
will compel American workingmen 10 en-
gage in competition with ill.fed, ill.clad
and poorly paid laborers Of Europe"
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Prof Patton Going TO PRINCETON.

CHICAGO, September 27.-Prot. Francis
L. Patton has resigned his chair in the
Chicago Theological Seminary and the
Pulpit Of the Jefferson Park Presbyterian
Church to accept the new proiessorship Of
the Relation OF Philosophy and Science to
the Christian Religion In Princeton Col
lege. A. T. Stewart, Of New.York, gave
500 900 to endow this protessorship, pro-
viding Prof. Patton would accept it. This
he has done upon the unanimous call OF
the Board OF Princeton College. Prof.
Patton will not leave Chicago until spring.
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Wrlrht pidn,t no Rlght.

NEw ORLEANS, September 27.-JSmes
Oliver Wright, cashier OF Civil Sheriff
GAn,prehaux, has been arrested, charged
with the embezzlement Of $1,000 in the
transfer Of claims due the city aud valued
at $4,000. He ia also held TO answer on
the charge OF having connived in the en-
hezziement OF S24.5O0, converted by the
late Civil Sheriff GAntprehaux to his own
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The Roymond.HnI Bastardy sui. Dis
missed,

WASHINGTON, September 27.-The case
Of Jesse Raymond against Senator B. H.
Hill, in the which plaintiff claimed $4,000
damages for alleged seduction, was dis.
missed to-day under rules by the Supreme
Court OF the District for failure TO print
record. Chief Justice Carter, in dismiss
ing the case said to Mrs. Lockwood, plain.
titf's counsel, "suit never ought to have
been brought, since the alleged offense
was no cause for action here"
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LoSpos, September 27.-Information Of
a plot to blow up the yacht Livadia was
received from the authorities at St. Peters.
burg and afterwards from police officials
OF Geneva. According to special advices
the Nihilists had deputed emissaries to
blow up tho Livadia, and three indiyidu.
ais left London q few days ago for Glasgow
with two nitro glycerine clocks to be
placed among the Goals, which would ex.
plode at a certain time. The Goals on
the yacht are being removed for examina.
tion and divers are examining the vessels
bottom,
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Plrmoutn KoeL Reunitsd.

PLYMOUTH, MASS, September 27.-The
upper portion OF Plymouth Rock that hiss
lain for IS years in front Of Pilgrim Hall
and has been separated from It's original
place for 106 years, was to-day reunited
with the main part Of the rock. The re-
moval took place quietly with no public
demonstration and the separated piece
now lies under the canopy in Its original
poaition,
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MILWAUKEE, September 27. = Victor
johnson, q boy seven years old, had the
life crushed out OF him in a peculiar man
ner this afternoon. He went into the en-
sine room OF the Steam Supply Company,
and with q boyish curiosity pried one ol
the large cast iron doors open. The door
snapped onl Is hinges aud fell on him, the
knobs crushing through Lis temple and
killing him instantly.
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h'ssH Residence OF John FerreIi En-
atiy Destroyed by Fire-FulIy In

ST. CLAIRsvlLLE, Sept. q.
tS'uPssdsnee Of the Intelligeneer.
lthLlf.past three o'clock this morning,
E'Aouse Of John Ferrell was discovered
ssOn fre. Before the alarm was given,
aFn so far gone as to render 1t impossi'
abaveit 1t, The opportuue rain OF the
,sAt prevented the spreading of the
aas, although the sparks were carried
'Isths town in showers. The house was
S'!et finished and was unoccupied. II
tHl dne brick house, Immediately ad.
AslaH town on the north. There seems
nsno doubt as to the incendiarism. The
@niI1etor took out an insurance policy In
as Watertown, N. Y, on the 18th Of this
n'aIh, which fully covers all loss. @.
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FALL RIVER, September 27.-At a meet.
ing Of the spinners' committee yesterday
to consider the advisability OF striking In
ten or more mills, In case Of reduction
Of wages, the committee decided to recon-,
mend strike in all the mills in the city.
A report is to be presented TO the entire
Union for action tomorrow evening and
will probably be adopted. ~.
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The Same story-A Misplaced switch.

SAN FRANCISCO, September ga spec.
ial excursion train from Sacramento, with
the First regiment Of infantry, California
National Guards, ran off the track at Oak
land bridge, dtching the locomotive and
tender and drowning the engineer, who
remained in his cab and put on the air
brakes when he realized that the switch
was misplaced. The fireman was rescued
from drowning by one OF the soldiers. All
the soldiers were badly shaken up and
more or less bruised, and one ofthe band
men was severely cut by splinters. The
band car is still hanging over the edge Of
the bridge, and other cars are turned over
on their sides.
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oeean YenarIa.

NEW YoRk, September 27.-Arriyed:
vandalia from Hamburg and Helyetia
from Liverpool.
NRw YoRx, September 27.-Anived:
weIer from Bremen.
LONDON, September 27.-Arrived out:
Steamer Massachusetts, from Baltimore
and State OF Florida from New York.
LONDON, September T,-Arriyed out;
Steamers America from Baltimore and
Cornwall from New York.
EEw Y6RK, September 27.-Arrived:
Circassia from Glasgow. The steamships
Amsterdam. Vandalia and GermAniS
brought 81 ,0i5, 900 In gold.
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FORT WAYNE, IND, September 27.-Geo.
weisenberger, q German saloon keeper,
was assaulted Sunday afternoon by three
boys because he refused to sell them liz.
uor. One struck him in the face with o
chair, while another pelted him with sticks,
intlicting injuries from which he Is not ex.
pected TO recover. One OF them, VIM.
Rudraf, was arrested and held for assault
with intent TO kill. .r
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ST. PErERsBuRo, September GA Ere
broke out to-day among large number
Of barges on the Neva, above the bridges,
The barges, which were laden With hay,
broke loose, and twenty enormous flaming
heaps Aoatsd down stream, endangering
all the shipping in the river. The police
however, guided the floating mass clear oi
the vessels, and there was no further de-
struction OF shipping.
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srMLA, September 97.-The Ameer Of
Afghanistan expresses the intention oi
visiting India as soon as possible.
All Is quiet in Cabul.
CALCUTTA, September 27.-All fears in
regard to the crops are now dlspelled in
the most parts Of India.
LONDON, September 27.-A dispatch from
Candahar, says General Phayre has been
ordered to increase bis force to 10000,
which points to the probability Of the gar
rison remaining here for the next few
months.
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NEw YoRk, September Cisco. Fearn,
long distance swimmer Of England; John
Williams, Of Canada, and Peter Swarm. OF
Brooklyn, contested to-day in swimming
match from Pier So, East river, to Flush.
ng Bay, distance Of about twelve miles,
earn came in first, Williams second and
warnz third, about mile behind. The
ime was a little over three hours.
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rroEre.. Of .he onrI..Inney divorce

suit ~
WASHINGTON, September 27.-The court
here has issued an order that the tssti-
mony in behalf Of Mrs. Christianoy be
taken, and commission has been issued
to examine one George Haight, in New
York. This Is the gentleman who was in
Peru at the time OF the trouble there be-
tween Mr.. Christiancy and his wife, and
he Is supposed to be able to testify TO
cruel treatment in the past by Mr.. Chris.
tiancy.
The latter has failed to pay into court
here the counsel fees and Temporary
alimony allowed last June, and the court
Is powerless to execute It's decree, during
the absence Of Christiancy, in Peru, as no
property can be found within its jurisdic.
lion. The salary due Mr.. Christiancy
from time to time at the State Depart.
ment can not be attached in the hands Of
the government.
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SAN Francisco, September ga Yreka
dispatch says the Presidential party had a
reception last evening on their arrival
from Redding. The procession with a
band escorted the party to the town. An
arch, Illuminated, was built across Minor
street, buildings decorated with flags and
lanterns. The President and Gen. Sher-
man were received with an address OF
welcome by Judge Steele. The President
thanked the crowd that assembled in q
few words, being adverse to making
speeches on Sunday. General Sherman
made Q brief speech.
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Important Decision In Railroad Bond

MEMPHIS, September ga private dis.
patch from Judge Stanley Matthews, to R.
I. Wilson, in New York, says: "Judge
withry, before whom the Tennessee State
Bond cases against the railroadswere tried,
declares that neither the fOreclosed or
non.toreclosed roads are subject to any
lien in favor OF the bondholders, and dis
missed the bills in all the cases."
These were suits instituted by holders
OF the Tennesse State bonds to hold the
railroads OF the State liable for their por-
tion OF the State debt.
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CINCINNATI, o., September %. William
Sly, Of Nicholasville, olermont county, O.,
came to the city to-day and exchanged
s. 500 in four per cent. bonds for gold,
putting the gold in q yalise. On the cars
on his way home he found his valise ex-
changed for one containing three bricks.
No clue 70 the robbers.
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Temporary Abandonment OF Captain
HoWgate's Expedition.

WASHINGTON, September 27.-Captain
Bowgate has ordered the Guinare to re-
turn to Washington, and expects she will
sail from St John, N. F.. to-day. The ex.
petition has been abandoned Tor this sea
son, but Captain Howaate proposes To re-
the experimentin the spring.
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CHICAGO, September 27.-General Grant,
who has been here two days visiting
friends, left to-day for Warren, Ohio,
where be will pre.ide at a Republican
mAss.mes.ing the only one in which be
will take an active part during the cam.
paign.
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Nrw YonK, September 26.-The London
World thus announces the end Of the per.
formance Of the Passion Play:
Munich has this year been detestable,
owing to the mad craze about the ooersm'
mergau play, and the dear old Quaire Sal
sons Hotel, usually so select, has been
crowded with the worst style OF English
tourists. The whole performance at 0ber.
ammergau has been so deterioated and
yulgaIized that after this year no repre-
sentation OF 1t IS TO be allowed.
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MARRIED. BY rELEGRAPH,
sf"om iseiuE In Missouri and the
bTide In Indiana,

u, r'a'L.sD, : ISD., September 27.-At half
~ o'clock this afternoon occurred
I.% I%lif''Ee BY telegraph, that OF A. H
TaAn' manager Of the American Union
~ ,SsstaPh q atAlbany, in Central Missouri
s.s. ~ A''s LInnie Faris, Of pennyilIe, thiI
isS.y. Miss Faris stood beside Rev. R
slsIte!t, the officiating minister, In III,
~, S'S'Aph office here, while the ceremony
~, ,,IIsasmt!ted. She was attiIed in
dSSuSII.e,ss SSuIess OF light goods, trimmed will
euSi.5 ssun w and flowers. The ceremony oc
eo lhiIty.six minutes.
Hs,,o e ollde starts TO Albany, No., 10
'ON, 10 Join her husband.
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BoupeIng Hail storm.

ST. PAUL, September 27-A dispatch
from Euclid, ManitOba, says a frightiul
hail storm accompanied by thunder and
lightning, visited that place Saturday
Hail stones four inches long and eight in
ches in circumference were found. The
sides and roofs Of buildings were pelted in
and the noise made was appalling. Severa
people were injured.
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Rn.sln and ,,i,tnn.

LONDON, September ga dispatch
from st Petersburg says: 1t Is thought
that another attempt will be made to
settle the difficulties between Russia and
China here, as ButEow, the Russian envoy,
and Secretary Shao, Of the Chinese leeis.
lation, who were on their way TO Pekin,
have been recalled,
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BELLEVoNrAlSR, o., September 25.-
Charles Campbell, of Lima, o., arrived
here tonight from Boston, to which city
he started q few weeks since on bicycle
He made on an average iorty.tiye miles q
day. He and the bicycle feel well aiter, q
trip Of over 1000 miles.
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cMcISSArr, O., September 27,-Cincin
natis, a BufialOs, A. The rain stopped th,
game during the eighth inning.
CHICAGO, September 2I-Chicagos, Z
Cleyelands, 2.
Proyidence,5
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FoRr WAYNE, ESD., September ~
Henry Gerke, seven.yeat.old lad, died
yesterday afternoon from injuries receiy.
ed from stone thrown by Louie Bourie,
another boy. After trial Bourie was held
! in 81 500 bail, which. was given.