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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-28

ConkIinE Described Rs DISpirited-what
the NTFIbnnen Nays,

the Tribune" kayB.
NEw YoRk, May 27.-Vice President
Arthur and Conkling and Plat arrived
here this afternoon. When Conkling
stepped from the train he walked slowly
and sadly along with the appearance OF q
tired and careworn man. Very soon,
however, he apparently became con.
acious that he was observed by re.
porters, and altered his bearing.
Immediately he began TO converse
pleasantly with Tribune reporter, bowed
In smiling way 10 others and spoke In Q
tone loud enough to be heard by several
persons oil his confidence In his re.
election. Later In The evening be assured
friend that enough Iatnes could have
been obtained for o caucus had II been
thought Advisable 10 hold one. As 10
whether he should return to Albany that
was a matter for future decision.
A MASS MEETING OF GERMAN CITIZENS
was held tonight at Cooper Institute
under the auspices Of the German Re-
publican Central Committee, for the pur.
pose OF expressing Their confidence In
President Garfield. Judge Dittenhofer
presided, and speeches were made by ex.
Governor Solomon and others. A large
number oil prominent Germans were pres.
ent, and series oil resolutions approving
the Presidents action In appointing
Robertson, were adopted.
THE rRtBUNE's ALBANY SPECIAL:
II is generally expected that Conklins
will return here. Plat told friend that
be would come back Sunday night or Mon.
day morning, and Il iS understood that
Oonkling will do 60. Their rooms at the
Delaware were re.engsged for them from
Monday. We are all coming back,
said Marshal Payne, and more,
we are coming back 10 elect Conkling.
There will be q CAUCUS on Monday night,
at which we shall have tnsjority OF Re-
publican members and Conkling will be
elected PAyue iutthef said that there
had been great excitement In bis county
over the appearance here Of remon'
STANCES from some Of the citizens against
the reelection Of Oonkllng and Platt. He
intimAted that this was O great mistepfe.
sentation OF the sentiment Of the Repub.
licans Of Columbia county, many Of whom
had come 10 Albany 10 disavow II. An.
other Of Oo1kllhg's friends said "We are
coming back with our summer clothes" !"
and ihlimated In other ways that there
was 10 be a long siege. II the spirit ot
quiet determination oil these men show
is any sign, q dead lock 10 Inevitable.
Il 10 Impossible 10 and any more basiS
than there has been heretofore iof the
claim Of the Conklng managers that they
hdve now, or will have by Monday even.
ins, q mSj ,fily Of the Republican mem.
beis, The Indications are Of q pushing the
canvass next week by the ConkliDg men.
Some friends OF CoDkling represent him
"A really confident that he will finally be
elected; while some, who have seet, him
In private, believe him to bs greatly dIA
pitlted,
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A Full Exposure Of the Nature aud Ex
tent orIhs CFo0hedneHa 10 be Made.

A Pull Exposure Of the Nature aud E1.
tent orihs CroohtdneHs 10 be Made.
WASHINGTON, May R7-The officials
who have been implicated in the Treasury
custodians' ring, still retain their position,
and exercise some authority over the
members ot the investigating committee.
This fact, together with certain efforts to
have the witnesses make some corrections,
has led to an impression that the affair
may end In withdrawing; but this will
not be the case. Secretary Window was
put In possession Of plain evidence Of
wrong doing before the investigation was
ordered, and the Secretary requires o full
and thorough exposure. With fore.
knowledge Of the misuse Of the public
money, the Secretary had men appointed
on the Committee Of q character who will
not yield to the pleas OF friendship or
any other kind, to save parties who have
been In the ring. II will be- some days
before Q tinal report will be made.
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TaE Rtgi,ltr local pjects into his report
Of lhe Dsilsp investigation some COM
usDts on the action Of the Board Of Conn
mIsIoues Tor paying $3 per day to the
,lsru and judges oil election. Wepresume
that whatever shortcomings are Justly
eb.VsbIs TO the Board the payment Of So
70 men who who were compelled to work
all d.y and oil night does not come under
tha. head. Elections had to be held, and
patriotic citizens were not patriotic enough
10 gye twenty.IOur hours Of their valuable
lime for $3.50. There was but one
thing TO do, 10 pay them 50
orle eleciionsgo by default In this county.
AsV We understand the case, the Board was
aunt In paying this S3. Nobody who
prsnds to understand their dilemma
claims that they could have done other
wise. This Is not one ol the faults that
are laid 10 their charge. Their general
faulty In keeping the CLERK OF the
Board 10 their employ alter be had be.
come an irregular sort Of an individual.
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PotSr PLEASANT, May 26-This motn'
ing John Rusk, Of this place, attempted 10
commit a rape Upon bis twelve.yeaf.old
daughter. She sLrugsled with him and
brote from hts grasp, not, however, until
ehe bad been ptetly roughly handled, He
then threatened that II she informed on
bin be would kill her. She went 10 her
bfolhsrin.laW and made known 10 him
her treatment by her father, and he went
before a Justice and BWote outa warrant,
but before The officers got II the father
lad 10 Ohio. Officers are now alter him.
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LOSDoS, May 91-Ata meeting Of the
General Assembly Of the Scotch Free
Church yesterday Dr.. Adams, Of Glas'
gov, moved the resolution Of which he
had given notice relative 10 Professor
Smith. Professor Bruce moved that he
Assembly decline TO give effect TO Dr..
Adama' motion. Alter six hours dlsCua.
sion 394 members voted for Mr.. Adams'
motion and 23l for that Of Professor
Bruce. Bruce and other members then
protested asainSt the decision Of the AZ
bembly
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BEN. BUrLkIl'S NEpmEw
To he Hanged NJ colorado Springs, June
NJ forts 10 Save Him.


DENVER, Col, May 27.-This mornings
New, says that W. II. Csrty, who 10 sen.
fenced TO be hanged at Colorado Springs,
June II, for The murder, at Buens Vista
last April, OF Deputy Marshal Perkins, is
nephew OF Ben. Butler, and that bis
right name is VIM. II. Salisbury, Of Sails,
bury, Mass. He was forced to leave home
on account Of his reckessness, aud went
10 California, where he made a fortune In
the gambling and saloon business. lie
aftetwsid lost 1t all, and Cane 10 Colorado
three years ago. He has two sisters, one
married and wealthy, living In Lawrence,
Mass. Since the murder bis friends have
been doing everything to save his lie, and
Massachusetts, lawyers are here working
In his behalf,
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PREsBYrEWIAN soUtIInONs.
A Proposition 10 Adopt Scrlbncr's II lynn
HDOL bleeta with tlDbORition,

BOOK meetN WIN OppObittOn.
SrAuNToN, VA, May 27.-The Assembly
to-day was engaged, for the most part, in
discussion on the various overtures from
the different synods upon the proposition
to revise the hymn book. DR.. Hoyt, Of
Tennessee, favored the adoption Of The
book OF hymns and psalms published by
q New York house. He ives vigorously
opposed by Dr.. Mullaley, who objected to
encoursgl6g the New York firm on the
ground that In q magazine published by the
firm Objectionable articles appeared, and
for further reasons he wanted all patronp ge
bestowed upon Southern concerns. No
definite action was taken. The Committee
on Narrative reported the general Condi
tion oi the church as prosperous, with 3
promising out look. Atlanta, Ca, was
fixed on as the next place Of meeting.
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Nh f, NJ. ATKINSON, Of the Board Of
Commissioners, calls our attention to the
NJ, ,bu. the expenses paid by the Board
n, ,p "ipQuest" on a living man should
S,vs !, Rad for an examination. 1t was a
.ls,ic,l error. The case arose in connec'
Nm With tho examination Of a party held
nm ,bs charge Of murder.
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CiSctSSATt, May 2z-A hearing in the
case Of the applicantlon Of an over.ths.
Rhine theAtre manager for an Injunction
against Mayor Means, restraining the
Mayor from closing the theatre on account
Of The supposed illegal Sunday perform.
ance, concluded ibis evening, and the in.
junction was sustained. The court however,
added that the force Of the Injunction was
solely 10 forbid the Mayor 10 close The
house and did not forbid him from arrest.
ine the proprietor and performers.
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afnEta Very Foolish 1ei, hnd Marrow.
IL Escapes Death winning IL.

~ Escapes Death winning H.
EAST LIVERPOOL, o., May 20 --Yester.
day afternoon young man by The name
Of Elmer vautosaen very nearly lost his
lie on wager oil two weeks wages.
The FIRE a. one OF the kilns at Knowles,
Taylor 4 Knowles pottery had just been
drawn. Some Of the men said they would
give two weeks pay TO any man who
would enter the kiln and take down FIVE
saRgers Of ware. Young vanicBssn aC.
copied the stakes and was just taking out
the last one when he fell, overcome with
the suffocAtibg heat. His brother st'fted
at once iot physician, but II was nearly
twelve o'clock al night before he recOv.
cred sufficiently to speak. He ls at PEGS
ent very low, and to him II will prove a
daaf hat
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THEY nIn auAnREL.
Aud Within EaTShot OF Too Many Wit
neasRs 10 Make n Denial Serve.

Auu "uuIu EoE1uut u SUI MhuS WIZ
nesses 10 Make Denial serve.
New York, May H.-The story about
Conkling scolding Arthur, briefly referred
to in earlier dispatches, iS given in full
from Albany, as followS: The affair took
place in the Delavsn House. A thin door
was the only separation from another
room In which were several persons who
were on the watch for news. Mr.. Conk.
ling upbraided Arthur for not fixing"
Mccarthy and Wenover Of the Senate Cau.
Gus Committee in big interest. He also
blamed him for having promised the votes
OF more Senators and members than he
could deliver, saying, "You have brought
me up here 10 do the dirty work oi q ward
politician. You don't know enough about
politics to run 0 board OF village trustees" !"
The story having spread an attempt was
made to deny 1t, and TO disprove II by the
fact that Conkling and Arthur were soon
after seen walking through the corridors
arm In arm. This scenic display did not
alter the isct, and the story Is correct as
ranofted.
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Tur managers Of the express business
40, Railroad Company In this
div ,sy that they have shipped and re-
rsi,,l more freight in the past tan days
Than they ever handled before In a like
ns,lod, They are Obliged to work an un'
u,p, number Of hours per day, and often
have not facilities for properly doing the
business Offering. This indicates a boom
IN business which /! Is very gratifying to
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LAWS GOVEKNING sTEAmEnS
To He strictly Enforced, or the Penalties
of the Law ANAeHysI.

To He strictly Enforced, or the Penalties
of the Law Assessed.
WASHINGTON, D. o., May 27.-seCretary
Window will compel rigid enforcement
Of the steamer laws, ss required by Sec
ton $50 Of the Revised Statutes, which
provides that every officer who neglecIs
or refuses tn make any return or report
which he Is required to make at stated
times BY any act Of Congress or regulation
Of the Department OF the Treasury, other
than bis accounts, within the time pre-.
scrfbed by such act or regulation, shall be
6ued not more than $1,000, aud not less
than 500.
Three OF the officers having failed 10
make the daily report required, they have
been called upon by letter from Secretary
Window to explain their neglect to com.
ply with the order, and informed them Of
the penalty they have incurred thereby.
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COHNODOKE KOUN1z,
The weitRhoWH PIiiAbursh stsAmbo
mas, Arrested al NJ, Louis for UfiniIt

The weft.RhoWH PIiiAbnEeh steamboat.
mar, Arrested at NJ. Louis Tor criminal
LIBEL
ST.. Lotus. May 27.-Commodofe VIM.
j. KountE, Of Pittsburgh, large steam.
boat owner, and one Of the beat known
steamboatnen In the Mississippi Valley,
was arrested al the Southern Hotel about
three o'clock this afternoon, on q bench
warrant issued by Judgs Laughlln, oi the
Criminal Court, at the instance OF The
grand jury, The charge against Commo.
hote KouniE Ia in the nature Of criminal
libel, In publlshing, or having published
and circulated, circulars containing state.
msRts damaging to the petaonal character
Of the owners and officers oil the Anchor
hhe oi steamers, running on the lower
Mississippi river
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TaR stock ol the Baltimore & Ohio rail.
road has shown decided upward ten
dsucy OI late, and there Is very little Of 1t
bought or sold at the exchange In Balti'
a1s-the only place In this country
Vhsta II Is quoted, A few days SEo II was
ql1tsd at 2l2 bid and $50 asked. Just be-
I1sthe panic In 1873 It reached ls5-its
highest point prior to the panic. From
ibis price II broke down to rs In 1878.
This was the nAdlr OF its depression, and
duce that It has slowly AlCLuSted upward,
uutIl 1t has reached its present altitude.
The reason Tor itS present price is said to
bean expectation Of a stock dividend, or
rather an anticipated capitalization Of its
surplus fund. The Baltimore K Ohio road
iSthe only one Of the trunk lines that has
never NsIered lis share capital by stock
Dividends II has made scrip dividends
occasionally, but has kept its common
'tott down to 4,7S9. 900, and itS preferred
'NSWOOO, and carried its earnings 10
tae surplus fund, This fund now amounts
soM5Ol,642 81, according 10 ib last an
nuGl report,
The share capital Of the Pennsylvania
Rtltoad Is SOS $4,000, that Of tbs New
York Central $50, ,932, 800 and Of the Erie
tS0 93O 0lO. 1t will thus be seen that the
Baltimore X Ohio falls iA' below its rivals
In its capitalization, even we're we 10 add
its surplus to itG stock. TIE conservatism
oI It's management In this respect stands
out In marked and credilabIs contrast Ia
that of the other lines. This conservatism,
however, seem1to be yielding h demand
l'om lie shareholders for a distribution o.
IL surplus fund, and The only way ID
Which this can be done IL by its Capttsllza
u'n' The anticipation Of this capitaliz1 l
u0n Is boosting the quotations now Il
sdeif present height.
lAs existence Of large surplus fund
Wa the cause Of the high quotations toI
sae STOCK prior to the panic, and perhaps
lad It not been Tor an e1Itaordiuar,
Nuc'e, That appeared in the RdN,rdy tTorlC
'S'l @ sl'ef the panic, In which ,an an
sVsl' was made Of the character Of III
surplus lund, the price oil lie share
@'Sas never have fallen as low q
.aey did In 1878. That article le
.ae imitation right out Of the stock 1
proceeded to show that a part ot this SUI
pas was Invested in uuproductivs roads
;iVu & the PAtkersbutg branch, III
Al %NlsNa 1 Cincinnati, the bridges owe
%' VAlo at Bellalre and pAtkstsburs, anD
uu9oef Of such nou.dividend payin
r,ApVnllIutes. The argument was thu
a' Baltimore 4 Ohio could not capitalil
a'u'PIu'shus invested and pay dividend
% IL and the fact that on several oCct
'lo1' SONS 1t had made scrip instead Of cas-
nenL "
Inc net earnings Of the company la
y'a'' Alter paying dividends on the con
non and preferred stocks, interest on II
% 'oad.d ID. debt, rent charges, &c, wei
N%esA n, equivalent to a little over d,
p'f cerson heAutplus fund. tits thef
.0fe clear that on the basis Of last ysat
ny, IVY eafninGs the company could not pi
Sxn. O per cent cu . capital oil 500, 1854 .2Os 9
Sa' u could capitalize half ot ib sufpl
'Inu And do 80 very Oaslly, and II seems
F" In accordance With IA hIthet
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RROM TME CAPITAL.

Debt and Crop SIaIiHl.cS-AnOtheF ship
In search OF the JsAnnsIte-VIFginIa
Politics.
WAsuINGToN, May 27.--The Census
Bureau states that the net debt Of three
hundred and nine towns in the United
States having more than 1900 people, Ia
over $57O. 900. 900.
Secretary Hunt today forwarded In.
BtruCti6ns to Commodore Cooper, com.
mSndiug the United States steamer ALI.
ance, now at Norfolk, to prepare his ship
with all dispatch to proceed on CTuise in
search OF the Jeanette, between Green.
land and Iceland and the coast OF Nor.
way, and as lar as the Northern coast 'oi
SpllSbsrgsn, ! II 1t Ia possible to get there
without endangering the vessel.
The Census Bureau furnishes the fol,
lowing statement, giving the Tesnlts OF
the first count OF The crops OF 1870 50 in
comparison with 1860 70.
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yo,v,7asTASDISl the fact that Marion
.,.n,y voted $4,000 OF conditional sub
'.,in,;op '"in% The other day to railroad, yet
" siF !, FJoublluI whether 1t will stand In law
!" y, : ,eeopu, Of not having been subscribed
y" w ,ns ssock Of some particular road,
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fake Preliminary Hteps Looking 10 the
AdnptIOn or the Revised Teatataent.

Tahe preliminary HtepB LOOKING 10 tne
Adoption OF the Revised Testament.
NEw YoRK, May 27.-1n the General
Assembly Of the Reformed Episcopal
Church to-day q resolution was adopted
declaring that as q new version OF the
new Testament had been issued, and was
now presented 10 the church o d the
Christian world Tor their acceptance or
rejection, therefore II was The sense OF the
council that the revised edition OF the
new Testament should be read reverently
and carefully examined, with o view
10 lie approval by the church.
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n, Lincoln Republican Club holds It's
''l,, 'I weekly meeting tonight, and cor
T. an, invites all the brethren In the city
'I'Is .0ms up to the wigwam and Join
sI' v I s.e ia advertisement in this ISSUE
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Specials to the POA say that the results
OF the town elections in Virginia yester.
day show q strength for the regular Demo-
Gratis which they themselves did not ex
pect, and that wing Of the party Is accord
insly in high spirits to-day over the news
received from different parts Of the State,
and II declares that 1t is significant VI Q
popular sentiment which will sweep Ma
honeism out OF sight at the coming State
election. The Rsadjuster element here,
on the other hand, declare that the
local Virginia elections are Of
no importance, saying thSt Malone
made no fight, and that the issues
were not those which are to be fought In
a State campaign. What these issues will
be is not yet definitely announced. Per.
sons well informed Of the ReadjusteTs'
plans say that IL is quite likely that Riddle
berger will be run for Governor, and that
the platform will include the approval of
his debt bill, In putting forward Riddle
berger as O candidate they say they pre-.
sent man who has had the snffages and
approval OF the whole Republican side ol
the United States Senate, and that q can
didate who has been thus vouChed Tor
can be consistently supported by the Re.
publican rank and hle in his own State.
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vraY damaging disclosures were
,.,o,b, Ou. at the Board OF Commits
.so".n g,"'', room yesterday in regard to the
sS.',J s'u transactions oI clerk DeIters.
TS. T1.I' D'ssspt Investigation has not occurred
4, dsv 100 soon,
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Jay sOuid GETS COptrClOi Another IiaIi.

sr. Louis, May 27.-1niofmAtion has
been received here that Jay Gould h,s &C.
quIted a controlling islereet Ii the lem.
phis 4 Little Rock Railroad, and that II
will be put in HfstclAss order at once.
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ri..lrl.il1 !. ) I.Iirosa tioilv. ro..l

Eisetrieity ~ = Raliroad Motive Power.
BERLIN, May 27.-The fbt electric rail.
way now working 10 the vicinity Of Berlin
is 90 satisfactory IhAta second is projected
10 run 10 another district Of the suburbs.
The cost Of the construction 10 only 1900
pounds per kilomelfe.
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wAsuisa4oN, May T.-PtesldenI GAt.
field has appointed volney N. smith, oil
Atkanaas, United States Consul 10 b.
Thomas,
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sonE nowINo IN pRospECr.
WeiSgerber and Lnmsden PFacticlng OF
the Allegheny River.


PITrpBuRou, May 97.-There are quiet
goiugs.on in the rowing way hereabouts,
which indicate thatwe may see some pull.
Ing here worth looking at before The pres.
ent season Is over. Weisgerber, the
Wheeling sculler, who did some very good
work with the spruces last year, has been
In the city for some time, and has been
uuietly going over the Hutton course,
tx. Mayor Liddell and Walter Beaumont
have been watching his practice here. II
Is thought that he will seek a race with
either Boil or Morris, as soon as he gets
the hang Of the course. Lumsden, who
was formerly partner OF Boyd's in Fog.
land, Is also In the city, and practices
dsily on the Allegheny. Maxwell Is build.
ing new boat Tor him and he will be
matched against some big one soon. SO
that II Morris fails 10 get q race with Ross
he may have q chance to warm his mus.
ClaH at home, -
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r., Dot.to bug, are said to be unu'u'
- l.'T unmsrous 10 this vicinity this season.
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THRIVING TRADE.
WEEKLY REPORTS OF BUSINESS
Prom All the Principal CitieH or the
COuntTy-EncOuFagIn RspOFls from
the East aud WeSt-SOmethIDE
About the Crops.
REPORTS OF BUSINESS

PTTTsBuRGH May 27-There was steady
movement in business during the past
week, and the different branches OF iudus.
try were decidedly improved. In iron
there was a better feeling than has pre-
vailed for q long time, Manufacturers say
that orders are coming in quite freely, in
consequence OF which the market Is frmer.
The differences between the Amalgamated
Association OF Iron Workers and the man.
uiacturers in regard to the scale OF wsges
have heen settled in all departments OF the
rolling mills, except the question OF "crop.
ends" which will be arranged, 1t Is be.
lieved, smiCably tomorrow, 30 that there
is little possibility Of a strike. Glass Is
strong and looking up. The decision Of the
manufacturers TO close down for the sum.
mer next week has stiffaned the market,
and nominal adv nee OF 5 10 10 per cent.
has been made In prices, The coal trade
Ia quiet in river business on account OF the
continued low water. The railroad coal
business Ia active and the shipments quite
as large Rs during the previous week. Pc
troleum has been active, with prices Of
United lowering between s0sI and s43c
To day the market was irregular and closed
at S21C. Sales and Iesales, Sl5, 900 barrels.
Shipments, $40 600 barrels Uattle-Mar,
ket active; prices ranging from 81 70 6'50I
for common 10 prime. Receipts, S.67S
through and 1850 local, an increase over
the previous week Of 1000 head, Hogs
quiet. Receipts lS,205 head against 90.
$50 hesd for The week before. Prices range
from IS 76s0 So Sheep steady at So 50t
8 rs. Receipts 22.SOO, an increase Of 5000
head