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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-05

BAN FRANCISCO, April 4,-settlers in the
Mussel Slough country, many OF whom
have been served with notices Of eviction
by the United States Marshal, have
formed an anti.Monopoly League, and
100 members have joined. Party ties are
entirely thrown aside in the movement.
Leagues Of 0 similar character are being
formed all through Visalia county, and
promise soon to spread throughout the
State, as the farmers In all quarters have
felt the evil influences Of land and railroad
monopollsts. No eviotions have yet been
made by the United States Marshal In
MuB9el Slough, as the settlers adopted a
passive policy, but refused 10 lend the
Marshal any teams with which 10 remove
the eVicted parties. Wagons and horses
were then sent up ON the railroad, but
those who had contracted for the lands
refused to accept them under the circum.
stances, so that the Marshal left the Coun.
try without accomplishing anything.
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A WAR or RACES.
Negroes IN south America WREinE q waI
OF DETERMINATION Against the Heather

Negroes In south America WREinE q War
OF DETERMINATION Against the HeRIhGn
ChInee.
New YoRK, April 4.-The Star and Her.
a'd specials say: A war OF races has
broken outin the valley OF Conete, where
200 Cinnamon have been barbariously
murdered by negroes and Cholos.
On one plantation elk hundred In.
offensive men were murdered In cold
blood. All the caneGelds, sugar houses,
machinery, etc., were burned, and prop.
erty to the value OF millions has been
wrecked. All the foreigners aed. The
Valley is one OF the most fertile and pro.
duCtive In Peru. Some oil them have been
killed. The work OF murder and plumber
is still going on, and It is feared the ada.
cent valley Of Chincha will suffer next.
The Chillians, refuse TO send troops. Henry
Swayne is q heavy loser.
A number OF women and children sought
refuge on board neutral vessels, and Ger.
roazul Swayne has chartered q steamer To
bring the refugees to Callao. II is feared
similar scene will be enacted throughout
Peru. Even u the Chilians leave Lima,
foreigners will Certainly have 10 Eight for
their lives and put down the OanailIe, who
are already boasting what they intend do
ing az soon a. the GILLIAN troops leave here,
All plunderers caught are soundly aogged
and under this system the streels are
safer than they were lew weeks ago. A
list Of City Peruvian property owners has
been issued by the Chilians, from each OF
whom their demand WIS contributions OF
$4,000. Thus sl,000000 will be
raised, which Is quota for
the frst month. The Ohilian
Government has determined 10 collect
81 900 900 per month for the expenses OF
the army. The fifty. gentlemen named
held a meeting, and some Of them de.
clated they would not pay. As the pen.
atty is the destruction of property worth
three times the amount, but few are or.
pected 10 fail 10 pay. The houses Of those
who have not paid by the eighteenth will
be destroyed.
Araucanian Indians now on the war
path engaged squadron OF Ohilian cay.
alry, and twelve troopers were killed.
The crops have been burned, cattle driven
of, men, women and children killed, and
all the revolving savagery Of Indian war-
fare INDUCED In.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by siCk child suffering and
crying with the eTcruCiating pain Of cut.
ling ieethY II 80, 60 At once and get a
bottle Of Mfs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
medtalely-depend upon III there 10
no mistake about Il, There is not
mother on earth who has ever used ",
who will not Tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give feat 10 thn
mother, and relief and health 10 the child,
operating like magic. II is perfectly safe
10 use In all cases, and pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription Of one Of the Oldest
and best female physicians and nurses ID
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BELLAIRE,
1he ElectIOu-BuIIdInK Association ON
cers-LOan Exhibition, DC, dc.

1he Electlou-BuIldIng Association ON
cers-LOan Exhibition, &C., dc.
John shllito Is again very sick with
rheumatism.
Some OF the polling places were not SUP.
piled with sufficient judges and clerks,
Monday morning till some time alter 0
O'Clock. 1t was too cold q morning to turn
out but eleclOneerlng went on briskly all
day, in spite OF the Inclement weather.
There was considerable confusion evident
in the minds Of volers about the three sep.
arate tickets which were to be voted at
each Of the poles-township, city and
School Board, all in separate ballot boxes.
A large barge has been run up the creek
70 the bridge, where 1t Is being loaded with
lime stone which has been piled on the
bank awaiting the proper stage of water,
Mics Lizzie Hammond, OF Wheeling
Island, Is visiting the family Of NJ, L,
Johnston, ot the First ward.
The Glass City Building and Loan Com.
pany organized and elected the following
board: NJ. 6onnebOrn, M. Graft, Alex, Mo.
= sissRSsl - MshuBIolJ Wy luh DlTHHl, fhtubf
D. d. Gull, 8. Q. Hamilton, John Kelly,
The stock Is almost entirely taken, having
been subsCr ibid for more quickly than
the stock Of any OF the other companies,
More stock Is In demand, but perhaps not
enough to Justify the formation Of still an.
other company.
AT the last minute Mr.. John ZilCh was
appointed Democratic candidate for mem.
Der OF the Board oil Education in place Of
Mr.. Rodefer, declined.
The Loan Exhibition being for the bsue.
a. otthe city, apd the beginning Of efforts
i1r the beautllying OF the square, will no
doubt call out the contribution OF articles
Of beauty and interest by all who possess
them. Those who have relics Of the past
should regard themselves as trustees for
the benefit oi The public. Those who have
rare or beautiful works OF art should imi.
tate, 10 what scale they can, those who
have founded museums and art galleries
for the public.
Dr.. Grafton Is on visit ct Richmond,
Ohio.
The Winebrennarians immersed ten
new members Of the church on Sunday,
The church iB prospering aud steadily
growing.
"Poker" Clark can find time to come
home. about election times still-and 10 see
friends. R.C,F +,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-05
DEATHS AT DETROIT.

Michigan Apparently Making an Enort
10 take the Belt from KenIucLy ana
Texas.
DETROIT, April 4.-Mrs. Upright the
young woman shot at Stanton, this State,
by her husband, on March the 10Th, died
Yesterday, having lived fifteen days alter
being shot through the brain.
Benjamin TteEo, q prominent citizen Of
Troing Township, Garry county, this
6tate, got into an alteration with A man
named Martin Sexton, yesterday, and lhe
latter was killed by blow iroin an axe,
crushing In hlS head. Ttego has for sDine
time shown signs Of mental trouble, The
general belief Is that the deed was done
while he was Insane, as there,is no known
cause Of the difficulty between the men.
Tfego DOW says they had no quarrel.
Mrs. MARY Kelley, OF Rutland, Garry
county, died Saturday, aged few days
over 100 yeats.
John Fink, arrested at Williamston,
this State, on BuspiCion OF having murdered
his sister, Mira Seats, has been discharged
Upon examination.
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OHIO ELECTIONS.
RESULTS OF VARIOUS MUNICIPAL
COATESIS YESTERDAY.
omeeFH Elected At hartin'SPorFy, Bridge.
port and ReIlAiFo-G Good Men Prefer.
red 10 Partisan CaBdidaIes-Re.
suits ~ Various Other
CiIIes In the state.
BELLAIRE.

List OF MembeFsi Of school Board and
COuneiI, and Minor OmsIRIs, EIeeted.
BELLAERE, Quo, April 4, 1881.
Special Dispatch TO the IntSllgsnoer,
The elections to-day passed of without
excitement, The extraordinary confusion
from the unusual number OF scratched
tickets makes 1t impossible to give reliable
maioriues in most cases tonight, but 60
far as obtainable, we append the results:
For Water Works Trustee, Edward
Jones, Republican, had 50 majority over
John Bigelow, Democrat, and Richard
Farley, Greenbacker,
For member Board OF Education, Jas.
N, Reese, Rep, had 240 msjority, defeat.
ing John Zilch, Dem, and Ed. Springer,
Gr A: 7. Stewart, Rep, had 2O2 over The
next highest opponent, and VT, Morgan,
kep,i, 1SO over the next. The other dc.
leated Democratic candidates were ], E..
Sterritt and John Mitchell, and the Green.
backers' George Jenninga and John Tay.
For members Of Council the following
named gentlemen were chosen:
~"nS "N ~ ~ ~. L0CkWOOO, hepuDll'
can; Second ward, Wm. Gallagher, Demo.
craft Third ward, Fred Ererle, Republi.
can; Fourth ward, .. L. shutterworth,
Republican, Fifth ward, y. s. McCowan,
Republican.
Following are the names Of the success.
tul candidates for Assessor:
First ward, John Alum, Democrat
second ward, ]. W. Highleyman, Demo.
crat. '- OO'''O
Third ward, D, ". Cooper, Democrat.
Fourth ward, John O. Mitchell, Demo.
crat. N'''N
Fifth ward, Robert Davis, Republican.
Township, Thomas Garrett, Republican,
n Township Clerk, David Il. DarrRh,
Township Treasurer, Thos. G. Hyatt,
Township Trustees, George Kern, Demo.
crat; Morris Davis, Democrat, and +. N.
Strong, Republican.
D. Clinton.
The stock ordinance was defeated by an
overwhelming majority. R.C.F.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-05

news aSd Gossip on CuTrent Subjects By
wire,

news Anu aoSaIp on CuFfent Aubieeta By
wire.
Smallpox it still raging Ia Honolulu.
The statement Of the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows decrease In specie Of
1915, 900 marks.
Jewett g. Devotic, chief Of the editorial
staff 81 the Columbus, Ca, Enqutrtr and
Sun, died yesterday, aged 40.
An Athens correspondent says: Here,
nobody believes In peace. No anti.waf
ministry could remain Ia office q week.
Samoan adviCes indicate the ttiumph OF
the Goot party under King Malieta, and
The collapse Ut OIL organised resistance.
In hurricane on the Ashburton river,
on the northwest coast Of Australia, Jan
uary 9th and 9Th, three Europeans and
several natives we're drowned and twelve
pearl. ashing boats wrecked,
The Vicefoy oi India, telegtaphs an Of
ilcet from the Ameer reports that Has
him Khan, sent by the Ameef 10 take
over Oandahaf, arrived on the 20 b ult, Al
KeIatighilSai with 1000 cavalry, includinT
three regular regiments. The remainder
Of the force, 5000 infantry and 10 guns
left Cabul on the 2lst. The whole iofcI
should be OF CAndahar by The 18th inst,
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Dotsp't Come Under The Law.

NEw YoRK, April 4.-Plerrepont Ed.
wards, the British Consul, was questioned
by reporter in regard to Coleman, who
ia said to be implicated In the Mansion
House plot, aud whose arrival is expected
on the Anchor line steamer Australia.
Mr.. Edwards said that he knew nothing
oi the case, beyond what he had cleaned
from the newspapers, and that 10 inatruc.
tions had been received to apply for Cole
mans extradition. The offente with
which Coleman is said to be charged did
not come within the provisions Of the
treaty, which provided for ''murder or an
attempt TO commit MURDER"
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BEEOHER's LAST RLOP.

He Believes IN the Internal Unlty OF all
Believer, Including those In the Cath
ellie Church.
NEw YoRE, April "A deep hush fell
upon Plymouth church last night, and
every ear was strained, when Beecher said
that he would relate an incident which he
had never spoken ofbefore. He remarked
plsyfully that he would now tell 1t conf.
dsntiAlly, "There came to me-" he said, "a
member Of my own church, and the moth
or Of young woman, who said that her
daughter had become fascinated with the
Roman Catholic worship, and wanted to
unite with thst church. l said to her,
Tell your child to wait one year, until her
mind and judgement are settled, and II at
the end OF that time she shall fnd that aho
is drawn nearer TO God and TO heaven
through that church, let her come to me,
and ! will take her by the hand aud carry
her TO the door, At the end OF the year
she was still anxious To enter that church,
and | sat down and wrote 0 letter 10 an
honored Catholic pastor OF this city, and
said: This lamb has found gTeener
pastures in your fields than in mine,
she joined the Catholic Church and Is to
day . happy Christian girl in that com.
munion," Any one could have heard |
pin drop while Mr., Bsecher was telling |
this, and there was what Is generally |
called "aensation," as be added, II |
would do II again II II were necessary, for
when speak otthe unity Of all that believe
In the Lord jesus Christ mean 1t. l do
not believe In external unity, but l do be.
lieve In internal unity" Ia this connec.
ton the preacher Rlso said, II would |
rather ride in the most rugged third class
coachthat was ever put on rail- that would |
take me nearer home, than The most lux.
urious parlor car that ever was built, II II
would take me further from home"
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MKMpHB, April 4,-The AEaIdncht'S
jackson, Miss, ppecial GAYS: Last night
a man named Biennan was found lying
m ihe sidewalk with bis throat cut. Sus.
nicion pointed 10 q negro who was seen
near the murdered man just previous 10
lie discovery Of the murder.
saarCh was made Tor the murderer,
aided by bloodhoupds, and resulted In
capturing a negro who was identified as
lhe same one seen near the corpse, and
ibe prisoner was lodged in jail.
He had a rasor In bic possession, which
is another strong clrcumBtSnrs, against
him, 90 the murdered mans bead was al.
most severed from the body BY q razor cut.
owing to the attoclousness Of The bloody
deed Ii is feared the negto will be lynched
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one Delibernts aud the Other UninIen,
iInnhl. htiI hnih MYAeY InnEIlaIIn.W

one Deliberate aud the Other UninIen.
: tionai, bat both every InartIsIIc."
CtSctSNArt, April 4.-Geo. s. Blaney,
manufacturer oil warm air furnaces, while
coming in from Madlsonville City, to-day,
jumped from the train at the Wood street
crossing, near hiS place Of business, and
was almost instantly struck by a train
coming In Oh an adjoining track, and In.
stantly killed.
young man living with his mother and Pis.
tefg, 1850 Jefferson avenue, threw himself
under the wheels Of switching train In
the Missouri Pacific yardp, at Che Jefferson
avenue crossing, at noon to-day, aud had
both legs cut of. He was taken home, anil
died 10 an hour. He said be was tired Of
livihE, and threw himself under Tho engine
with suicidal intent.
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New YoRk, April 4.-Mlchael Harold,
while intoxicated, went to Daniel Morey's
stables, where he had lately been EN-.
plOyed, intending to sleep there. A lot
adjoining the stable is inClosed with a
picket fence nine feet nigh. In attempt.
ing 10 climb the fence spike pierced bis
hand, and by this he hung suspended un.
til $3.50 A. N. yesterday, when he was found
uhconscious from drink and loss Of blood.
He was taken down, and after receiving
attention was locked up on charge Of In.
toxication, but yesterday morning Justice
Kiehl thinking he had been sufficiently
punished, released him,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-05
VOLUME XXIX.-NUMBER 1873,
THERIVES ANN SKIES.
Arrangements Obp AanelWith the Hold.
eF1 Till Funding Hill II Passed.

AtEA"belnehhs sOhH AahelWtth the HOlds
eFH TIL EuDdiDE BIII Is Passed.
WAsHINaToN, April 4,-It is announctd d
Hsmi-ofiCially from the Treasury Depart.
msnt that the forecasts Of. the Govern.
msnt's action relative to five and six per
cent. bonds which mature July lst, SCI t
out in the Associated Press dit.
patches. have given the correct line OF
action now informally agreed upon by the
Cabinet, Iu reports sent out by
the Associated Press last Saturday,
summing up the results Of the conference
between Secretary Window, Attorney
General MRcVesgh, Assistant Sec.
retArY Upton and Controller OF the
Currency Knox and the New York
bankers II wSs stated that the outcome
Of the conference would be euCh
difference to public opinion against any
action bearing the semhlanCs OF juggery
aud against any action under strained con-
stFuction OF the law and against any loan
at higher rate even nOminSlly than
three per cent, that no issue OF any kind
Of bonds would be made, but that the ma
turing hVes and skies would be allowed to
continue outstanding until some funding
bill Ia ASssd by Congress, and the Govern
ment would In the meantime pay the
holders at the rate OF three per cent
lnterest; Assistant Secretary Upton and
controller Knox, upon their return 10 the
Uapltal from New York to-day, went at
once to the Treasury Department and
nelu conferences with the prominent
Treasury officials, After these interyiewsan
agent OF the Associated Press
called upon many OF the officials visited,
and they oil said that now 1t was their
opinion that Secretary Window would
take no action toward rsiundiug the ma.
turing fves and skies, but would make
some arrangement with the holders bv
which the bonds would continue out.
standing at three per cent. interest until
Congress ahal pass reiunding bill. Up.
ton and Mr., kuox together got back from
New York at an early hour this morning.
Secretary Window will arrive this after.
noon. Upton says the Cabinet party enioy.
ed their trip TO New York, the more 90 ss
tts consequences could not but prove Of
great value to the country. He
said no plan had yet been finally
settled upon and none could be- until the
Cabinet meeting, which wonld be called
TO settle the matter. All the plans wonld
then be fully diLCussed. While refusing
to cay whether the plan CT a lowing the
maturing hves and skies to continue out.
standing at three per cent was the oue
which would be accepted, Mr.. Upton ad.
mltted the matter was in such shape that
line oi action was now an easy matter to
mark out, and one would BIZ marked out
very soon alter Mr.. Windoms return,
The special Cabinet meeting to decide the
matter Will be called tomorrow, it Is be.
leyed, and II Is supposed the Government
policy will be officially announced imme.
diately thereafter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-05
BRITISH GRAIN MARKEr


bApEtuNa
,LoSDoS. April 4.-The Marx Lane
Erprt@ In its review Of the grain trade
says. The growth Of young wheat has
been checked by sharp East winds and
trosts. Genial temperature and showers
ate wanted. English wheat contlnneSiu iu
limited supply st provincial markets. dry,
sound samples being In small proportion.
The realized improvement Ia trade is
narrow and limited inferior qualities dif
Gcult 10 seli supply In London has been
larger; foreign bfealstuffs slow and quiet
throughout; spot trade quiet and hrm;
millefs resisting the advance of coast
market RGantily Eupplied one A american
red winter and 2 California have been the
only cafgoes arrived, and only one oil
these was soldi floating Cargoes quiet and
walker.
and of the coast, was unaffected by
American adviCes. Flour was in less sup.
DIV, and the demand sluggish the country
makes, however, sustained last week q
enffencies; the foreign supply, which hRu
been good. was chiefly from American
miliers, 10 view Of the prospective arrival
and refusing 10 Concede an advance, the
matket was mostly In the buyers favor
harley is scarce everywhere; the scarcity
Of GOOD sam plea and The demand for seed
have supported the provincial values Tor
eiTn dropping. Oats quiet and unchanged
iofeiVn itl small supply, and firmly helt
by BUYERS awaiting arrivals from the Bal
liz. Maize In small spot supply
with large prospective American. AHrivals.
trade weakened. The sales ot Engliel
Ybea. Tor the past week has been 2S OIL
quarters al 44i Id per quaIteS, agslns
5I 600 quarters At 4Ss I'D Tor the CORES
ponding week lAOt year.
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RIcuMoND, VA, April 4.-Pspal bulls
containing the official appointment of the
Very Rev. F. Jsnsssns as Bishop Of
Natchez, Miss, have been received by
Archbishop Perthe, Of New Orleans, who
has informed the Blshop.elect Of their ar.
rival. The conservation OF Father Jams.
sens will take place OF st. Peters Cathe.
dral, Ia this city, on the second Sunday
alter Easter, May1. Archbishop Gibbons,
Of Baltimore. will cfi1Ciate 90 consecrator.
Blshop.eleCt JanBsens has invited the ss.
siStant ConseCrators, but not having yet
received their acCeptances the names OF
the prelates are withheld for the present.