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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-19
lhs qntelIigetrrea,~
:. Io.. Is and ~ ro"rlcenth Street
=, snlerprising New York paper that

=, snterprising New York paper that
,s1,ssd ~. the dispatch from Wheeling the
.i., ,f,er the election stating that all
Ss.'1f s,of The Democratic congressman had
'''' ',,' .Ier,ed in West Virginia (when Con-
- ',,rsn were not voted for) must be
i,',1Fip to the Wheeling Register. That
~, a..,,od.ing sheet published on Saturday
=, ',',f , f.special dispatch" from Buckhan-
y I'pshur county, dated the day be-
=. =, ,iriug the result Of the vote in that
y. w., The wonderful feature Of the
mi .,.1aon consists in the fact that there
=. :, ,sevaphic communication whatever
a Irn,hur county. Hence the remark
'S.tbrac,er Z. Of the performance. 1t is
-. '.,,.s., to say that the news was special
81 exclusive to the Register. 1t came
',,,beir grapevine wire.
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BRIEFS ny CABLE.

The Berlin Imperial Bank gained ESQ.,
600 marks last week.
1t is said that Tnrkhan Boy will be ap-
pointed ambassador TO London.
The negotiations between China and
Japan in regard to the Lochoo question
have now entered phase which promises
Il peaceful solution.
General DGCessey has written TO General
Favre, Minister OF War, demanding full
inquiry into his conduct and denying the
calumnious charges against him.
A dispatch from Castle Novo says that
Admiral Seymour has informed all the
admirnls thatthe Turks are concentrating
large number Of troops In Smyrna.
Prince Hohenlohs Is seriously III at Ber-
lin with gastric fever. Two physicians are
in constant attendance upon him. There
ia, however, little doubt oil his ultimate
recovery.
Persistent reports continue to reach
Berlin In regard to the very Indifferent
health Of the Car and in his inclination
to abdica,e 10 favor Of the Czarowitch,
who has gone to Lividia.
Lady Mount Morris who returned to
her residence alter the murder OF her
49,. 4 H., ,on,,I, 10, H., .,I -,
uSoa%a Su' 'sSs ,,a H' " no,; ""o os,n suo!scted
has been Obliged to leave.
Ma!nr GSr'tg't a,,;s;s ~ oe7S,o{eo the enc
ny Posii'v' H. v'I'9'uG ~ 51 ~ "ta'evuns fFluay
isne, aIu tJe CHm"' nta ttpops snpseq
SJ":," "s.oa'eI '. ~ ,io pa'u 0asutos'
'umoe,.ps s"'u' 'he 'ii"'san".
The Nieeroy o! ludia telFgtaphs that
huram Nsi'ey WAS evacuated Saturday.
,,;'. EaEe S.ea'aens .Is G maS teen o'uetee 10 oe
oums on .ne S,laa I"f w E nsw rtehch
company " u"ue WIN tne o"lleu States.
A dispatch from t5uenos Ayers by way
OF Lisbon, saws u tGEritiG snow storm oc-
Cured 10 that province on the 18th of
September, and u Is eetima:ed that 700,-
900 cattle, 100000 sheep Gad 250.000
horses petisheu,
diEPatCh from Athens says that the re-
turn Of the King and Queen OF Greece
Sunday was tho cause Ui great loyal and
patriotic demonstration. Public opinion
strongly iavOrs action Rg,inst Turkey,
even without foreign support.
Mopsignor Vanntelll sucreeds Cardinal
Jpcobini as Papsl Nnncio at Vienna and
will take charge OF the negotiations be-
tween tho Vatican and Germany, Car
diHal jacobini sncCeeding 10 Papsl SeCre-
tary oi State on the retirement Of Cardin-
al Nina.
A herd of goata from Anvora. intended
for acclimatig ,lion ia Canada and Cane
Colony, were attacked at lsmidt oy Or
cassian brigaHds aud portion OF them
stolen. The British ambassador has made
representations 10 the Porte concerning
the affair.
Thaimror,si into France .ornine nontba
erdiNv gf, h Of Ssptember. Increased two
bnndred and ilily.threo million francs
"omnaIed with lie same neriod Iast ycar'
0i OF ibc increase. one hundrqd and eighty.
nina million francs were for iood. TX
norris for the same period Increased sixtv.
ninc million francs.
C..mo,;,o .c,o bI;sh,rsr,o ,ro,o ,,,so,, =.
psTis on Sa,HySsv tn ths rrmbsr % I,eS ~ S,x ~
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responsibility for the Recent rllt.bu.gn


PIrrsBuReu, October IS The Ooroner's
investigation as to the cause of the COLI
sion on the Pennsylvania railroad satur.
day, the 9th inst, concluded tonight.
The jury returned a verdict, "tbat by
reason OF negligence on the part Of Wm.
]. Penrod, flagmRn, and John Routh, con.
ductor, fitst section, and Julian Hughey,
second section, the colliaicn resulted, aud
the death OF Vim. Il. Love was caused
therebey, and The jury do further
say that the Pennsylvania rAirOad
were guilty Of criminal negligence In their
failure TO take due pFecaulion against the
occurrence 0i such a terrible catastrophe.
They were negligent in failing 70 provide
rules Whereby the second section could
have been notified Of the whereabouts ol
the 6rst section, and in not guarding
against the overloading OF trains, aud
finally in not employing a sufficient mum
Der to properly manage their Irains'"
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NEw YoRK, Octobsr lS-A meeting wHs
held at Grace Church this evening for the
purpose Of making known tho needs Of
the new church Of Pere HYscinth in Paris.
This new church is in need OF building
which will cost Sl7,250. The Bishop oil
Eliuburg is here to forward the project
and urve The cause, as also is Bishop Her
zog. II Switzerland.
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NBw Yonx, October ls.-Arrived.
Ethiopia, from Glasgow; Mas, from Rot.
terdam; Italy, from London.
LONDON, October lS.-The steamers
vandAlia, City Of Richmond, vaderland,
West Philadelphia and Wester, from New
York, have arrived out,
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CHICAGO, October 1S.-The Journals
Rockford specialsays Rev. DR.. Thomas this
morning read his refusal to withdraw from
the church, which was referred to aspecial
committee, OF which DR.. Jewell is chair
man, TO decide what action shall be taken
with the refusal.
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LITTLE RICK, October ls,-rhe Arkan.
sas State Fair opened here to-day and will
continue during the week. The display
Is better aud the attendance greater than
on any previous occasion. The weather
is favorable. The first frost Of. the feason
last night.
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SAN FRANCISCO, October lS.-The Pres.
idenlial party arrived from Portland this
morning At 8 O'Clock aud proceeded to the
hotel. They leave this afternoon for Los
Angeles.
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john EuRRMAS

rwsds Hampton's reference to the cor
respondence was republished in the New
York Tribune Of October OH as taken
from the Charleston Ne,cs and Couria.-
EplroRs IHTELLlGRNCRR
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, October IS, 1850

Hon Wade Hampton, Columbia, s. c.:
I have to acknowledge the receipt OF
your note OF the first instan', handed me
unopened, by Mr.. o. Mckinley lew mo.
ments ago, after my return from the West,
| had this morning read what purported
to lie au extract Of speech made by you
and published in the Charleston Me,rs and
Courier, and upon your general reputation
as gentleman had denied that you had
made such speech or written such a
letter as attributed to you in that paper.
What l stated TO you In my letter OF
September lst l believe to be true, not.
wiihstandlng your denial, and 1t can be
shown TO be- true by public records and "a
d amstter OF history. AS you had long be.
fore your letter was delivered TO me seen
proper to make public statement oi your
views OF the correspondence will give 1t
10 the press without note or comment
and let the public decide between us.
Very Respecllully,
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, October /.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, October |.
To Hon. John Sherman.
SlR:-Your letter has been received, and
as you do not disclaim the language to
which ! called your attention l have only
to say that in using 1t you uttered what
was absolutely false and what you knew
to be false. My address will be Columbia,
S. @. am, very respectfully, your obe.
dent servant, WADE HAMPTON.
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HuNrlSoToN, ". Va, October IS.
,...t.t nI.,.,.L ~. ,h. TnI.Ittg.rosr
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-05-26

DRINKING lcE WATER There is
no more doubt that drinking ice wa
ter arrests digestion than there is that
refrigerator would arrest perspira.
ton. 1t drives from the stomach its
natural heat, suspends the flow Of gas,
trio juice, and shocks and weakens the
delicate organs with which it comes
in contact. An able writer on human
diseases says: "IIabitual ice water
drinkers are usually very Aabby about
the region Of the stomach. They com.
plain that their food lies heavy on that
patient organ. They taste their din
ner for hours after it Is bolted. They
cultivate the use of stimulants to aid
digestion. If they are intelligent they
read upon food and what the physlol-
gists haveto say about it-how longit
takes cabbage and pork and beef and
potatoes, and other meats and escu.
lents, to 20 through the process of
assimilation They roar at new bread,
hot cakes, fried meat, imagining these
to have been the cause of their mala-
dies. But the ice water goes down
all the same, and finally friends are
called in to take a farewell look at one
whom mysterious Providence has
called TO a cline where, as far as is
known, ice water is not used. The
number OF immortal beings who 20
hence, to return no more, on account
Of an injudicious use OF ice water,
can hardly be estimated. - Baltimore
Suu.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-05-26
WHOLE NO 1869

nv throat, Fortunately ,bs village
s,,est was aessrsa. rverv man. wo.
man and child was st ,he ie,,lvsl. ar,
cent those who coula ,ot he out a,
ALI, 80 I ran on uoebeoked. a dim tear
ooi,,.o uo,oh, w,,h ma ,h., JooL h.d
nn ,,'..,,as " ~. ,.,", ".a ,,'.. oa
~ w c,,a" ,,.,,, ,',,,'," ~. I ho,, p",
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Wv, "" a,a. .'' ~" h,a, Il,
,,",' - Wv, on ,h9 h.,'o.. .mor,,m =
I"n Wv" ',., ~, st, - -
.aI,,'. n, p,,, Ma c,na r ,.."m sa.. ,a,a
II a ,ho ,.oon,;,h, ond ~. & ,oo, ala, ,o,,a,"d
o,,oL,, dou,n nnon ,io no,oh uh.o
ho sow mo r0, !, =, ,hs o.,o Tho
o;,or Ca, e.o., Ma lin, ,ho ashos ,,o,
bljoo over his broad white w.is,co.,
"Whv thanh Coz" ho s.id .this
mana, 10 mv am, ao., ,,,,,a ,,,a
Nor soo horo Jo,nv" ho ,ooor
ooo,d;,o = n,rr,a o0o. h,, ho Don,
,icb, ho,d If mo and ,rsmh,ed mlly
as much with hanmoo.s ,sIdid
Nothing caa persuade him that !
am not desperate air, rs beautiful
as an angel. and irresistibly iascina,.
inc. | have not tho least doubt ,hat
halt The village are laughing at Jacks
ridiculous dcvo,;on and icalonsv, but
uL,.....,, ... ..,...u c.,.,
'"o "e''."'e""' ''''e"'o'so' ''' ''o"''
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-05-26
WHO KNOWS I!

The birds made such q racke. in the
honcysuckle vine outside my window
that I couldn't sleep. The moon was
still in the sky, but vcilcd yet lumin'
ous splcndor in the east tod that the
day was bIeaking-the day Of June
that began my twenty,seyenth year.
When say that was woman, and
add that | was unmarried, and, worst
of all, that | had lost for good the re.
quisite energy that held forth any
promise in that direction, it will nat
urally be thought that ] shall make
but sorry heroine; and it Is just be-
cause of these discouraging facts that
I wan, to jot down this little expert
ence of day, as sort of consolation
to that suffering part of my sex who
have latent hopes. But who knows
what II day may bring forth? Who
knows'
| went about on tiptoe, not to
awaken mamma and ! took it rs q
piece OF ingra,itude that when she
came down to breakfast, and began to
enjoy the toast ! had so nicely brown
ed for her, and the eggs l had SO
nicely poached for her, and to sniff
the fragrance of a bunch Of honey
suckles that had scrambled for at the
risk of sprained ankle and the cost
of a shower of morning dew upon my
clean calico--I thought it mean ot
mamma to begin about that church
festival before the day had fairly be-
gun.
am so glad it's fine weather, ,Jane,"
said mamma, with great ubanity Of
tone and manner. 81 thought I'd get
up early, so that you could reach the
church in good season; and wouldn't
waste any Covers in the house, dear
I'd keep them all for your table,
"You know very well, mamma" /
replied, "hat Pm not going to have
table. pve served my apprentice
ship at tables. Long ago, when l was
young and fair, l wore white, with my
hair curling about my shoulders, and
had the flower table, and enjoyed it
with great resignation. Last year l
had recourse to q switch to exc out
my scanty locks, and was compelled
reluctantly to take the post office.
This year ] shan't have anything; in
fact, I'm not going to the festival"
Mamma put down herpiece oftoast,
and turned absolutely pale.
"Not going to the festival!" she
echoed, mournfully.
"No, mamma l said. beginning
already to plead my case. "Can't l
have one birthday to myself? I'm
twenty-seyen years old to-day"
ooh, hush, Jane" said my poor
mother. "You scream SO the Hunt.
ers next door will hear you, and blurt
it all over the place. I'm not deaf.
Ifyou choose TO give up all chance Of
of society, and neglect your Chris
tan duties and refuse to help the
church along, why, Of course, l have
nothing to say, only l must in that
case go myself
"You!"I cried. "You'll be sick
for month afterwards; YOU haven't
been able to do anything Of that kind
for years.
81 know it, Jane; but if you re-
fuse to do these things, must. l
know I shall be prostrated with the
heat, and my nerves will be shattered,
and you are young and strong, and
still attractive enough to compete
With any young lady iu the place, and
miaht. yerily believe. if You wore
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-05-26
A. We Grew Ola.

As we grow old our yesterdays
Seem very din aud distant
We grops 40 those Ia darksnsd ways,
Through all that ID eIislsat
Yet fsr-on days shine bright and elssf
With suns that long have faded.
And faces dead seem strangely near
70 those that life has shaded,
As ws grow old our tears are few
for friends most lately taken,
hut fsll-As falls the summer dew
From roses lightly shaken
When some chance word OF idle straiu,
The chords OF memory sweeping,
Unlock tho aood gates Of our paln
For those who taught NJ weeping,
AZ we grow old our smiles arc rare
For those who greet us daily.
Or. II some living faces wear
Tho looks that beAmsd no gaily
From eyes long closed-snd ws should smile
In answer 10 their wooing.
IT'S but the past that shines tho while
Our power to amlle renewing.
A wo grow old our dreams Al night
Arc never Of the morrow
They como with vanished pleasure bright,
Or dark with olden sorrow
And when wo wake tho names NO say
Are not Of any mortAls,
Hut OF those In some long dead day
Passed through life's sunaet portals.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-05-26

A little French is dangerous
thing. A Cleveland lady, according
to the Foics of the city mentioned.
entertained a small party the other
evening by relating comical incident
which came under her observation
during recent four months sojourn
in Paris. The fun Of the affair hinged
upon the attempts of an unknown
gentleman to obtain dinner at
fashionable cate. "Why,' said the
animated lady, II do believe the poor
mar called goreon! at least a d. gen
times" And then she smilingly and
in a half apologetio manner added,
"Garcon, You know, is French for
cabbage!"
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DR.. johnson had habit Of eating
very fast, and using his fingers in
place of his fork. One day the cynic
was dining with company, when
young would-be-wit remarked, "Doc-
tor, you remind me of Nebuchadnez.
zar.' "Nebuchadnezzar = replied the
doctor, his mouth full Of victuals--
"ah, yes. That's because I'm eating
among brutes"
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.,.,,'sa,,,er ,
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~ 's -. ,1... .,,,h mony so,,r mock
,"a v a,,ms0s @ ,hsrei0 nm, on an ucly
hro@, hne, a,oss a calabash Of a hat.
,,1 .'oa, 81 20 uho oh,,oh
My mother Looked after me with
.,ob miso,v I, h., f.co that | called
hack 10 her that | would wear some.
din, ,;o. 1, tho ovo,ino
"lvill Won wear your roso.eolored
crone - nleaeed mamma.
n,yuiI woo, s,o,o,as and hmm
,h,o,,,h . hoont, iso;d .No mnm.
mn. I'm wear nv black silk."
dad .,l vo,r h,irw shc coayed
oThoro,s a whole switch already
o,Joa ,or ma ~, /, mv hureou draw.
or"I rsn,;oa .I,'s nicc this hot
,voo,,or 70 bove vary Little of ONES
ownw
"no,, 0,,oom 40 y, said moor ,no,h.
q, ,oot;,, ,ow,rds ,hc Hunters side
,,,;.ao,..
A. 4, ,ho u,,,oro didn't know all
ohor, mo falling charms. and no
douht took an invcn,orv Of them halt
v.o,,, 70 so,d abroad ,o ,bo eldest
90, ,ho had hoo, owav /, China
,ho.o Go. ,oor0 and mara and wonld
rUk.lv n,vcr come hack ooain. At
,oou, he had written to mo 10 that Of.
,oct wbsn be went away, had the
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% "I aon,, - ,.,orr" W. h. s,;d sov.o.lv
.,,ho,h" m0st h.,o von or love-
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w. a., 49,, ,oo,.a o,,,.,
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VIZ '' ~
"o',""' ,o,
-,
with his penknlfe' ana looked az me ~
II he was ha't 'emP1eo 70 10 "'e '"'
ther Dntchery; ana goa Knows
o'uh care 'n'" IL "e """ "" ~, w.
An''' ''ios' -! '"'o"'' '
nave 'es'S'e' ''','' ~, Il
D'". so' ''0A ''e" '
iaS'' holo'"s 'he eoso vi '.' oo".'
Don 90 away so 'a' a. H'''"a'
you 90 ! s'a'' ooh'''e'vo ~ ~ "'s "o'e
when 20" ee' '"ere' lucy "a! '""'
emma IS f'ght "hder uS' anu II oes'"
with a iltt'e PICK ana s"ove' az soo'
as we get news OF your arrival 1ne,
you can begin on your slde' ana we"
meet each other halt way
lie flung me from mm' o"
would Joke and laugh over my grave
he sa'd' and went away lot TO come
back: -.
VINO ,,' "o"'u p"Ve oe''e'e' " p''''
n'e! lna' '"e years oo"'e anu g.
the SWEEP summers p'oo" anu 'aue'
'he heaft OF lhe roses 'oSe s''ens.h
an' lail ana la'' away 70 co'"e "s''"
as sweet as strong' as Tres" 'S ever
and JACK, my jack never come oacN
TO me! Aet ne IS not oead-hof wea
lhat was one gooo 'n'ng' A"a "e
was out there among 'nose wome"
with narrow eyes ana stlntea 'ee',
ana he o'uh Us ye' A"o" "o'u VI
H.
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4O,OOC Feet

OF SEASONED SPRUCE FLOOR
BOARDS for sale D. cheap. In.
quire of F. B. Merrill, or Chas. +.
Woodruff, Woodstock, Vt.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-08
Thy Work rs Done.

The suulight sheds its glory ~
gAbout tho city's ways,
And Joy and peace and gladncss
Catch lifo beneath its rays.
But in bleak, cold garrot,
What sees tho noontido sun?
Ono working, wan and weary,
Her work is not yet done.
And when tho shadows gathor,
There by tho moon'sso light
She plies her task but hearkon!
Strange voices Of tho night! I" 't
They seem to whisper round hcr--.
"Rest thee, thy crown is won;
Soon shalt thou rest from labor.
Soon shall thywork DO DONE" -,
And ia tho morn's glad sunlight We.
Sho lay thcrc cold and dead,
10 the great God who gavc it
Hor weary soul had fled.
Sho heard tho angels singing
From ways beyond tho sun
"Como home, como home to heaven
Rest thoo, thy work is dono."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-08
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

On and after Monday, May II, 1880,
tho Passenger Trains over tho GreenvIle
aud Columbia Railroad will be run daily,
Sundays excepted:
MAIN STEM.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-08
South Carolina Railroad.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Commencing May 16, 1880, Trains will
run Us follows:
COLUMBIA DIVISION.
DAILY.)
Leave Charleston at 45a m 905 p m
Arrive at Columbia at 10 45 m 6 10 M
Leave Columbia at ~ Is p m $50 m
and IL Is p m
Arrive at Charleston poop N 6 20 m
nnd 7 80 p m
*Daily except Sunday. tSundays only.
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
(DA1LY.)
Leave Charleston at 8 90 a m 10 Is pm
Arrive at Augusta at rs p m 7 SO a m
Leave Augusta at 500 m 740 M
Arrive at Charleston at 2 90 p m 6 20 m
Trains leaving Charleston at 5 Is m
and Columbia at 4 Is p m, mako olosc
connections (exccpt on Sundays) with
Grcenvilo and Columbia Railroad to and
from Walhalla, Groonville, Anderson,
Sportanburg, Flat Rock and Henderson
JOHN B. PECK,
General Superintendent.
D. @. ALLEN, Gen. Pas. and Ticket Agt.