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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

TUX theological debate between Colonel
Iu,rr.oll and Judge Black, that was begun
ipthr August number Of the North Awericdn
Raiar, is to be continued in the Novem-
b.r i,,ne Of that pc riOdical by an elaborate
rroinlrr from the Colonel, in which he
viIIrndcayor to support by argument the
nrpo,ilions made in his tirst article and
defend himself against the assaults Of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

NEw YoRx, October 1.-The French
delegates 10 the Yorktown celebration left
this morning for West Point. They passed
through Twenty.third street accompanied
by tie French military company. The
delegates boarded the men.of.war Kearsage
and Tennessee at the foot Of West Twenty
fourth street bound for West Point The
visitors will be the guests Of Gen. Howard
and staff during The day, and In the even.
Ing ball will be given In tlleir honor,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08
ERlelIAt C,oninai.

PmLGbRLPniA, October THE interna.
tional cricket match between Alfred
Shaw's team Of English professionals and
an eighteen selected from all America, be-
gan on the Germantown club grounds at
NlCetown to-day. At noon and when the
stumps were drawn the Englishmen had
completed the fist inning for ia runs,
while the Americans had lost two wickets
Tor two runs. The Englishmen aCknOwl.
edge that they will have to play their best
10 win the contest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

CoLuAnus, October II The franklin
County Agriculture Society to-day tender
cd to the State Board Of Agriculture the
free tise Of the Fair Grounds, on which to
hold State Fair for the next twenty-five
years. The State board are TO have lie ex.
elusive right Of the tise Of the grounds
three weeks Of each year, aud in return for
the privileges they are to erect permanent
buildings and beautiiy the grounds. Ten
thousand dollars are to be guaranteed by
the citizens Of Columbus toward the per.
manent buildings, This evening the Slate
Board accepted the proposition with some
slight notifications,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08
OGOODS."
A Receiver Appointed for Chicago
Hoard OF Trade Firm.

ClIcAGo, October THE expected ap-
pllcation for the appointment of receiver
for the board Of trade firm OF ]. W. Pres
ton & Co., was made yesterday before
Judge Gadner, Of the Supreme Court. II
was granted on the creditors bill filed In
this court yesterday, on q judgment for
$l0j, $50 obtained the day before by Fran.
els a. Riddle on judgment note, dated
October lst, and due one day after. The
bill states that the sheriff made return OF
"No goods" to the execution Issued on
the judgment, and that the defendants, 10.
slab W. Preston and Eugene II. lake dis
solved partnership September 25th last.
The bill purports to be fled for the benefit
Of all creditors who may join in the suit,
and asks for flie discovery Of all assets De.
longing TO the late firm. Tile defendant
and consented to the appoint
ment Of John X. Bensley, who was accord
ingly made receiver by tile Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08
A MARINE DISASTER.
A Schooner wrecked and seven Lives
Lost out OF Thirteen.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-The Signal Ser.
vice Bureau reports that the tree.masted
schooner, Thomas j. Lancaster, Captain
Hunter, OF Philadelphia, bound to Sayan.
nah, Ga., laden with Ice, went ashore at 3
A. NJ. yesterday morning, four miles south
Of New Inlet. She had thirteen persons
on board, all tOld seven Of whom were lost.
The captain and his three children were
drowned, but his wife was saved. Tie
second mate was saved, but had his thigh
broken. The other persons lost are tin-
known. The body Of Captain Hunter was
washed ashore near the life saving station
No. 20, at 5A. 81. The wreck was q total loss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08
BurnInE OrE1ehsnEe nuIidlnR at Liver.

LIVERPOOL, October Fire broke out
this morning in the Exchange building on
Blumford street, and caused great excite.
ment, but II was subdued before Il had a
chance TO spread to adjoining buildings
The Exchange building formed three sides
Of n square Of which the Town Hall forms
the fourth, and was one Of the four great
structures Of the city. ....
The office ofthe Edmund schuler's Com.
pany was, however, gutted. At one time
The fire threatened to I've very destructive,
but the activity and good management Of
the frelnen soon subdued IL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

OTTAWA, October 7.-since the compro.
mise affected between the iorwarlers and
The American batgemen, all the American
boats have picked up, and there ls great aC.
tivity In the shipping trade, The Ameti.
can boats are much smaller tlian the Cana.
dian, and the low water does not so affect
them
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

10SDoS, October AT the wool sales
to-day $500 bales sold, comprising Sydney,
Victorian ahdCepe, which closed with go6d
competition. Hates OF series, compared
with those obtained In June last show a
small advance for Port Phillip, better
classes Of secured, hut faulty and inferior
grades, Australia and Cape rather lower.
White, fine Cruss-breeds unchanged. Out
Of 800, ,6O4 bales offered $4,000 sold, 10000
lot home consumption, and l70,0OD for ex.
port. The next series Is fixed for the 22d oi
November,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08
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1oSpoS, October IA dispatch from
Durham says In the Natal Legislative
Council notice has been given Of motion
that GeneHl Evelyn Wood, British High
Commissioner, be inlorined that the pres.
ent form oi Government 4 holohgef suited
10 Natal,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08
NUTILATION Of SILVER COIN.
A Detectives story OF How II IL DOn'
by CubanS In New York,


NEW YoRK, October flames N. samp-
son, n detective Of the sub-Treasury, when
questioned US to the sudden increase in the
number Of clipped and punched coins, said
that nine-tenths Of the punching was done
in this city by Cubans. Anumber OF silver
coins were clamped together in n roll, and in
less time than II takes to write an account
Of II a hole Is drilled through the whole lot.
The value ofthe silver obtained bypunChing
a hole OF usual size in coin amounts to
about one twenty.ffth OF the value OF the
coin, 10 that for every roll OF twenty-five
quarter dollars the value Of one quarter
dollar IL obtained in u moment by running
n drill through the roll. Many OF the
punched coins come from Mexico and
South America, where our silver coins cir
culate freely, and rarely escape mutilation.
Several attempts have been made Of late
years to break up the systematic punching
OF coins, but with little success. Only two
convictions for the offence have been made
in ten years,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08
BetIHanS College.


The present session Of Bethany College
opens DIP anspciously. a larger number
Of student are In attendance than for some
years al this early stage--IO being on Vic
roll. From present appearances the
number will be likely 10 go cOnsidera.
bly, over one hundred. This is as II
should he, for there ls no better insti.
tuition Of learning for many miles than
the one located at Bethany. The Faculty,
with Prof. W. X. Penlleton at their head,
have few superiors. We are glad to note
the fact that the present outlook for this
college Is truly encouraging.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

LONDON, October 7.-Gladstone, in his
speech to-day at Leeds, explained the for
eign principles TO exist Of two main princi.
Piles; that every foreign country should be
credited with the same good motives as our.
selves until II showed the contrary, and
every power was entitled TO the same rights
and privileges, irrespective Of size. He
concluded by saying II was not for him,
whose life was drawing TO It's inevitable
close, TO anticipate the long future desired
by him, but he would leave the affairs OF
the country In the hands Of men in whom
II had confidence.
Referring 10 the free trade league lie said
that some persons complained about
American tariff. America sent tis 50, ,O0O,-
900 worth Of manufactures while we sent
America from S30,0OO,000 To $i000000O
worth.
The fair traders wanted the Americansto
cease TO be Our customers 10 this amount.
A more tintair league he never knew.
At the banquet given 10 Mf. Glad
stone tonight there were l,4O0 per-
sons present. Mr.. Gladstone said. "Juslice
10 Ireland Is sacred duty, but II can
never be performed with equal Justice
to England and Scotland. The state Of
Ireland might not be a party question.
Ireland Is In 0 great crisis, and on the
working Of the land act may de.
pend the greatest issues with regard 10 her
prosperity. There arc powerful agencies
working, which will yet influence lier fate
In spite Of the action Of certain persons.
The Tinessa The speeches Of Gladstone,
In Aka heaaank noo1tttnH ~ aH,ttsa aast
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08
INDIAN APFAIRS.
The Present Etarus OrARalFs In AriusRI
Territory,

Territory,
San FRANclsco, October, IA Tucson
dispatch says The CaiIen's special from
San Carlos states tliatncws from sub-Agent
Hoag says that eighteen Of Georges band
have come in and surrendered. Major
Wilhelm has started for Camp Thomas
with them, George Is reported In conceal,
ment near there with four men. This YER
lies the wisdom Of sachezes' advice, who
said that everything was kept quiet the
hOstiles would come into the agency, and
he promised to point out the guilty parties,
4 Wilcox dispatch to the Neus from San
Carlos says that Chief George left the sub
agency last night with fifteen men, A re.
port has Just been received that two men
were killed within two miles Of Benson to-
day.
4 dispatch from Col. Bernard Just re.
ceiyed, dated Sulphur Springs Valley, .
o'clock this evening, says that the hostilea
are striking for the Mexican line; that he
will follow them into SOnora; will co.
operate with the Mexican troops II neces.
btAt ttlut tllG lHlihlth AtG III tllc hDutllCIll
portion OF the Chincuhua fromthe direction
Of Bonie; reports seeing Indians In that
vicinity and troops are TO be ordered In
pursuit,
A dispatch from one Of the volunteers
who went out after the Indians OH the
morning Of the 9th, slys that the Indians
were making in the direction OF the San
Bernadino rancho, on The south end Of the
ChinCuhua mountains.
From Q, D. Rippy, Of Epitaph, who went
out with Mayor Clum and party, and re-
turned at 0 O'clock this evening, II Is learned
that the Indians after passing Mcloweries'
rancho broke up into small parties and
struck for the swisshelm mountains, q
spur Of the Chincuhua that flank the east
ern side Of Sulphur Valley, near the south
or upper end.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

BosoN, October T.-Dr. Newton, former.
ly coroner here, has been arrested IN con.
feCtiOn with the extensive swihdling 0pei.
ations with Gardner A. Fuller, who, by
device, procured q large amount Of goods
from Carl A. Goodwin, 10 be shipped In
the batque Western Sea. Newton repre-.
sented himself as agent for the Peppefell
Manufacturing Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08
NeeL,le Social In North carolina.

WtLNtsaroS, October IA man named
Church, confined in Jail at Newton, charged
with Tie murder Of Miss Thompson, in
Alexandria county, August last, was taken
out and hanged by mob last evening.
II Is feared that man named Bereker, linz
pliCated in the same murder and now In
lail al Statewide, will also I've lynChed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08
Ghs GtteIIigsnar
olllet' So.. aS and y Eourleealh street.
llpEn law passed by the last Penn

r,prn law passed by the last Penn
.,Iyapia Legislature, all the physicians Of
,6r State are required to register their
names and exhibit their diplomas. In
Philadelphia l,G97 have registered, and
there are about 400 who have not yet COM
nIird with the law. The object is to dis
royer who were practIcing under bogus di'
,lo,aa. from pretended colleges.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

1,osroS, October John A. Lansing, Of
New York, charged with embezSllng Sl5,0O
from Mrs. Upham was arrested Mrs. Up
hain claims tliat lansing and Mrs. Ward, a
spititualist, told her they were sent by the
ford TO protect her. She entrusted her
property 10 them and they refuse to re-
tNet, u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

ALnASY, October THE Good TemplaB
Of this Stale met to-day to take measures TO
secure q constitutional amendment pro
hibiting the manufacture and sale, as Q
beyetage, Ol spifllucus liquors,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

Ask druggists tGr oRonsh on Rats" Il
oleas out fats, mice, bed bugs reaches, yer.
mia, altS, Ants, insectsi lSu pet box,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

ptrrsnuRdn, Pa, October There was
a fair volume Of business In all bnnChos OF
trade during the past week, with prices
generally very stiff and looking upward.
The condition Of tue iron market Is espeC.
tally gratifying. The demand Is active and
the supply good, with prices very strong at
The g 60 card rate, which In view Of The
healthy feeling existing was reailirmed at
the late meeting Of the Western Nail AssO-
citation. The demand for pig iron Is daily
increasing and prices have advanced from
fifty cents 10 one dollar per ton, according
TO The quality. The outlook Is bright, and
still higher figures are not improbable.
The glass ttade Is active, with The demand
OH the increase and prices sitter but un.
changed.
Petroleum has ruled quiet and weak;
United certificates sold between 81 and
g5C, closing tonight little ilrnnr at 92lc.
Sales, 100000 barrels shipments, 4Oj,O0O
barrels.
The status Of the coal business remains
unchanged, and nothing new Is anticipated
until navigation resumes.
The live stock market ruled fairly active,
Cattle receipts for The week aggregated
BBB0, against $500 the week before, com.
mon TO prime sold at 81 25a0 p.
lioga-R -Receipts 10, $50 head, against IL ,2I0
head the week before; 50 00a0 25 was offered
for common 10 fait.
sheep-Receipts 10, 400 head, q falling of
slnce last week Oi 100 head common 10
extra sold at g TbaB q,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21
Enyied Beauty.

What is more handsome than Il
nice, bright, clear complexion,
showing the beauties Of perfect
healtlE Al can enjoy these aIvm
tagos BY using Eciectric Bitters.
Impure blood, and all diseases Of
the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys ana
Urinary Organs, are speedily
cured. For nervousness and All
attcndcnt ailments, they are 4
never failing remedy, and positiv-
lily cure where all others fail. Trs
the Ecectric Bittcrs, and be con.
WINGED Of their wonderful merits.
Price 30 cents per bottle. Sold
Us j. &. Il G. X. Mottrtt. 20 4w
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21
Foreclosure Sale.

State 81 WiSconsin-lowa County
circuit Court.
al bert BareiF Plaintiff against q. g David,
Amanda s. David, his wife. N. A. Cornwall,
Wlnsm T. Smith, ludsou L. Roundy, sid
ncy llanxhurst. Hugh Jones. Robert owues.
Richard Rogers, and David Mcfarland, NJ
,Secpiar of Thomas stanley, deceased, ~
PENDANTS.
By virtue Of aud pursuant TO judgment of
foreclosure aud sale rendered 10 the above en-.
Titled action. On the 9th day OF December A. D.
1870. twin expose for sale and cell at public
auction 10 tho highest bidder for each. At the
mont door &c the Court House In the village Of
nodgeyllc. Iowa county Wisconsin, on Tues-
day, the 10th, day OF February, A. y. ISL At
o'clock IN the afternoon of said day. the FOL
lowing described premises TO raise the amount
of said Judgment interest, costs aud costs Of
sale, TO wit:
The undivided one-half OF the east halt OF
the North -east quarter of section No ten d0l
and the und vidcd e.hslf OF The west half OF
The northwest quarter OF section No eleven.
fuD IN township Nc. 90, north OF range No. ono
/ tll east, in lows county, Wisconsin.
Dated Sherlhss Office, DodEeyilir Iowa COM
Fly, Wisconsin. this s1th day OF December,
a. y, lSS0.
THOMAS BLACKNEI.
sheriff " Iowa county. Wilson's 10.
/ HENRY 4 SsirH. Attorneys for Plaintiff, y
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21

The Wisconsin State Grange, now
III session III Milwaukee, passed the
pllowiug resolution; "Rcsolyed'
that the interests Of the people do
mand the election Of Il man to the
United States senate who is not n
railroad man, but man whose
paramount interest is III favor u
governmental control OF all inter.
state transportation companies.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21

The most effective argument used
against Mr.. Keyes was that his candt-
dacy represents what Of the machine
there is in Wisconsin politics. 10
outsiders 1t would seem that no ma
chine could work with moro energy
and noise than that which for months
has striaen to elect Mr.. sawyer. Mad
ison Democrat.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21

We further recommend TINT las 7. Pryor, r.,
be allowed the sim If 50 Tor services Us eiefa on
lilo committee Oh Claims and That the sum of 80
hc allowed Charles hiikcS, Jr, for services rs
l0nitar,
Your committee also recommended that the
following persons 10 allowed tho sums Sctop.
p0Sitc their respective names, rs improvisation
iorlnectlug rs rcr resolution efthc county beard
III relation tO tile assessment ot their respective
towns. said allowance to he mndo on thr hRsiN
of urr ,lirln nudmllcasr of tie chairmen otthtir
respective towns, w
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21
JOSIAH WtHD,
j. j lIOsKlNs, Con
RODEl;T WILSON,

Which was adopted, and the az
company ing vouchers were destroy.
cd is burning IN the presence Of
the Board.
The committee on claims submit
ted the following report 81 per diem
and mileage for the present session
rho committee on claims respectfully submit
the following report Of per diem md milcase Tor
IN, ILrnsLllI snSslnn
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21
Alnntn1l.

Adopted
MIR. Morris offered the following
which was adopted:
G,So}ceI, Tha. tho Sheriff he IN,
structca 10 keep the grounds and
Court House buildings in a neat and
orderly manner, and that no grains
Of animals be allowed within the
enclosure.
On motion OF Mr.. Cox, the COM
mittee on insurance were instructed
to insure tho Court House on the
best terms obtainable.
On motion, the board adjourned
sue die.
Attest THos, NJ GoLpsNoRruN,
County Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21
DR.. w. 0. CAMP BELL /,

~The well-known oculiSt and
Aurist, Of st. Louis. Will again
visit Mineral Point, Jan. goth and re-
main one month, will also visit Oar
lington every Monday, during my yis-
IL 1T Mineral Point. Permanent
cures guaranteed III diseases of the
Eve and Ear.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21
MORE CREAMERlES.

Rapidly and steadily, although
quietly, there is being developed il
this part of the country an indus.
try which is destined to contribute
much to our material wealth and
prosperity. We have reference to
the building and maintenance ol
crcamerics here and there through
ent Southwestern Wisconsin. II
is the industry for which this see
ton of country is naturally best
adapted; and it cannot be too high
w esteemed nor too much encour-
nlcd. Here we have the coolest OF
living streams; good streame, from
which ice can be easily gathered
the best Of facilities for building;
and in many places water power
which could be cheaply employed.
Besides these and other NATURAL
advantages, there are many other
things which tend TO make the pro-
duction Of butter and cheese here
by the aid of crcamerics profitable;
The farmers generally are good
stock raiaers and keep good grades
of COWS, and are yearly improving
in this particular, by importing and
by breeding from the thorough
bred herds IN this vicinity; and we
are also about TO have the cheapest
and best facilities for shipping, AZ
choice can be had between the
Milwaukee and ST. Paul and the
Chicnpo and Northwestern, two of
the best lines Of railroad in the
country. When these special il
duccments which this section
offers arc taken into consid-
Grafton together with the fact
that through the means Of the
creamery the manufacture Of but
ter and cheese is most successfully
carried on, il seems Il wonder that
this industry il only now II Us N
fancy instead Of being fully dovel-
oped long ago. In support OF the
proposition that tho manufacture
Of butter and cheese IL most sue
ccssfully carried on hy means Of
the creamery, we have only TO cite
the well known facts chat by this
means less labor is required; and
that the butter is better and thnt it
always demands premium Of Hey-
eral cents pound over dairy but
ter; and tho manufacture OF cheese
can be easily and chcaply carried
on in connection with butter maxi
ing, We arc glad that our farmers
are making such general move in
tho right direction; and we predict
that the operation Of creamcries,
together with the raising of stock i,
will bring them 4 richer reward
than that received BY the energetic
mon who first discovered and opcr-
atcd the mines from which the
Lend Region took It's name, Let
the good work - on. What wcmost
Mnnt iR moro erNnmcries.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21
AIKEN un.

liy tho undersigned, living 2 thN town "
Mineral Point. Oh section u. town v. rangr :,
on or about Nav. 2sth 1850. one red COW. with
rtar in forehead and While upon shoulders,
and bush or tail white, horns straight and
bright No artificial mark. The uNuer Il
request cd 10 call provo praneriv and TAX said
stray away. u. sPITxBARTH s BRO.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21

The forthcoming report of the
State Superintendent, as stated ii
Governor Smiths message, will
show TINT the total amount of mon.
81 expended for The support u
common schools in Wisconsin dur
ing tho past year was 50, l66,3 6S.I3,