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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02

The losses by fire. and robbery during
The riots at Lima and Oallao are estimated
al $4,000, 600.
Speaker Randall said yesterday, posi-.
lively, that the Funding bill will pass the
House and become law.
The President has nominated John A.
Haldefman, Of Kaneas, now Consul At
Bangkok, to be Consul General at that
place.
The Greek Government is informed that
1000 Turkish troops have been despatched
from Janina 10 attack the fevolLed Alba.
mans.
II is said that the Turkish Porte ig much
exercised over the aspect OF the Albanian
Affairs, and ia consequently inclined 10
settle the Greek question,
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BUsINEss IN DRY GOODS.
Favorable Reports from New YorI
Merchants.

Favorable Reports from New York
Merchants.
NRw YoRK, March 1.-Prominent dry
goods firms state that business has been
excellent for the first two months of the
year, although It's volume and the prices
obtained had not been as great as in
January and February Of 80. In prices
there has been a falling of Of ten or
twelve per centum since year ago, but
the margin OF profit remaining Is as salts.
factory. Last year at this time II was
said there was boom by which prices
were forced up and goods were bought In
q speculative way In excess oil the de.
mand. This seasons business has been
entirely healthy and regular, and legiti.
mate trade never has been better In this
city during any two months within the
memory oil most experienced merchants.
A representative OF one OF the firms aaid
business fell oil at the end Of March last
year "as fat as pancake" owing to the
extent to which II had been over done.
This season he looked for good tr rade
through April and May, because the
dealers who had overstoCked themselves
last year and lost money were buying very
cauti ously and not anticipating trade. In
bis opinion the first elk months OF 1881
would cover more prosperous business
than the corresponding half OF 1880. The
payments were mover better than had been
lately coming In, part owing Of course TO
god crops last year In the West and
South. The demand for dry goods at pres.
ent is largely from those parts Of the
country. Its yet too early for "near
by" trade In New York State &c. The
grades OF goods In demand are about the
same as a year ago when good qualities
were In general request. Since the coun.
try began to recover from the depression
caused by the panic Of 1873, there has
been a gradually increasing demand for
better goods, especially in the West and
New England, although some very expen.
sive goods are being sent to points In the
South. The bulk ol trade there has al.
ways been In rather cheaper fabrics than
the average in other parts Of the country.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 1,-When the
funeral coftese Of the lats A. Oscar Jones,
Captain Of the Grey 1nvlnclbles, reached
Broad and Catherine streets, party Of
boys threw a stone at some Colored pso.
pie who were riding In carriages. The act
was the signal for a general row. Several
Of the colored men jumped from The car.
tiages and attempted to secure the person
who had thrown the missile. The crowds
on the street Joined In the melee, and
from the point Of attack until the process.
ion reached the cemetery at Passyunk ave.
nue., west Of Broad street, there was q gen.
etal fight along the line Of march during
which time stones we're thrown and pistol
shots were fired, but no one was seriously
Injured so iar as could be ascettained.
Lieutenant Warnock, oil the First district,
with squad Of police, succeeded In quell'
Ing the mob and protecting the returning
procession,
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THE KANAwHA BOARD.
Proceedings Of a CItIEens' Meeting al
Charleston.

Charleston.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, February 2S.
Correspondence Of The lntellIgsucer.
tameeting Of the citizens and bust.
ness men from various places on the Kan.
aWha river, the following preamble and
resolutions were reported by committee
appointed for the purpose:
WHEREAS, The amount Of money thus
lar appropriated 10 the improvement OF
the Great KanawhA river during the past
len years by the United States Govern.
msnt Is 81, 10000; and the amount ex.
pended by said Government thus far 10
upwards Of $l,0OO,0O0; which expendi.
lures have all been made above Charles.
ion, and In this county, except 100000
and upwards, expended In improvements
below Charleston and above Point Pleas.
ant; and -
WHEREAS, Grave doubts exist as TO the
legal right Of the Kanawha Board 10 col.
leCt tolls on, or 10 exercise any control OF
authority over the navigation OF said river
while the General Government 10 expond.
Ing money In improving the same as one
Of the public water courses ot the United
States; and
WHEREAS, The last printed report Of
tbe said Kanawha Board, made January
let, 1881, shows the value OF itB present
assets TO be $lS,77s so, while lie total rec.
ognized liabilities are only $500; and
WHEREAS, The expenses OF keeping said
Board In existence constitute heavy tax
upon the commerce Of this valley; and
WHEREAS, II Is very important 10 the
Trade and commerce Of this valley, and 10
future investments therein, that the Ka.
naTha river shall be free river, with no
probability or possibility OF there being
any tolls levied thereon by State author.
ityj and
WHEREAS, The existence Of the Ka.
nawha Board does endanger any further
appropriation on the part Of the United
States Government 10 the Great Kanawha
river lot its Improvement or any further
expenditure thereon-the continuance OF
which Improvement we deem OF vital
Importance 10 this valley and the business
interests oi the Ohio and Mississippi
Valleys.
Ba Therefore Retolred, That our Dele.
gates, j. II. Ferguson, w. A Quarter and
y. W. Wilson, and our State Senators, A.
!. Summers and Harvey Samples, be, and
they are each hereby Instructed 10 pro.
cure legislation In Wheeling:
Flrst-That will terminate the power oil
the KAnawha Board 10 collect any tolls on,
or exercise any control or jurisdiction
over the navigation Of said river;
Second. That will authorize the sale Of
The present property Of the Kanawha
Board, and the collection OF any debts tlue
70 II, and apply the proceeds thereof q
lhe payments Of la debts, and any residue
70 The State Treasury for the benefit OF
the school fund.
Third. That will give 10 the General
Government the exclusive control, man.
ssgement and Jurisdiction Of the iiayiRa.
non U The said Great Kanawha river,
Inc objects, expedienCy and necessity
q me preamble and resolutions were iully
discussed and explained BY he C6aIfmai,
Sl ne Committee, 7. L. Bfout, and Also
Y MesstS. ]. ". Cracrait, 6. A. Miller, W,
MIollShan and Job 4. Thayer, And after
tnS ! y, discussion they were adopted without
a dissenting voice. WV ''''''N
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sTEuBESvILLE. o., March LA party oil
business men and several representatives
of the city press left yesterday morning
for Carrollton, In the interest Of the Car.
roilton Valley Railroad, and at the ex.
pense OF that road. They bear message
from the steubenville business public that
II Carrollton desires TO build the road no
one here will try to prevent 1t. At q re-.
cent meeting here this Committee was ap-
pointed, some Of whom have not and do
not intend To subscribe AGENT to the pro.
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THE question oil liquor prohibition Is
belugagitated in the Michigan Legislature
Ina late debate Representative Earle, who
lsopposed to the measure because Of his
belief in its impraCtlCability, said that
while he conceded that "the liquor traffic
isSn evil which It ls desirable to represS,'
be should be guided in his vote by the sit'
ultion Of affairs at his home, Grand Rap
ids,) where under the operation Of the tax
law "the number Of retail liquor dealers
had decreased from iorty.three To nine.
teen, and the wholesale from twenty.oue
10 eight, in the same PERIOD" He also
showed from the statistics Of crime and
disorder that the tax law had worked ad.
mirably-that there was less liquor con.
samed now than when prohlbltory stat
utes we're supposed to be in force.
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BrItlsh I,O.n IN the I,nte I,nttle,

Mourn PROSPECT, March 1.-General
Colley was shot just before the close Of
the engagement while giving the order TO
cease firing. The official list shows to the
present two officers killed, one OF whom
is Gen. Colley, four captains, a major and
three lieutenants wounded, and two cap.
tains and four lieutenants prisoners; one
colonel, one major and one lieutenant
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March ia report
that Senator Klrkwood is to be Secretary
OF the Interior In Garfelds cabinet has
suddenly obtained considerable credit.
A Republican Senator this morning had
his name pitt down for Kitkwood's seat,
which is one oi the best In the chamber,
Many OF the Republican Senators believe
that Kirkwood is to be appointed and
general satisfaction is expressed at the
promotion. The friends OF Stanley Malh.
ews assert that he will be renoninated for
United States Supreme Judge by Gar.
deld, at the request Of President Hayes.
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Mell For III,n .Thex nldn,t.

PRINCETON, KY, March 1.-Robert Ar.
mold, Town Marshal Of Darlington, ar.
rested a brakeman on the St. Louis &
Southeastern railroad for drunkenness.
His fellow brakemen attempted to rescue
him from him, when Arnold shot and
killed one Of them named Fulweiler,
fatally wounded Dennis OolIing, and shot
Pete Gaiman in the Lex. Arnold then
fed the town and was followed by railroad
men, who came back to town and reported
that they could not find him.
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TuV Beers Of South Africa have, per-
bsps been too successful for the ultimate
success Of their cause. 1t has always
gone greatly against the British grain to
make concessions 10 q victorious enemy.
II the Afro,DutCh could have managed to
battle General COlley for two or three
months, without gaining any decided Ad-
vantage over him, the British authorities
could have offered terms Of Sccommoda-
lion without q sense Of humiliation; but
now the cry will 20 forth that his discom.
ature must be avenged, and the disgrace
TO British arms wiped out.
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San Francisco, March lin the Kal.
loeb murder trial, to-day, the defense took
up ~ case, the prosecution having finish.
ed yesterday, having examined thirty.
eight persons, thirteen Of whom testified
to hearing KaloCh fire all the shots that
we're fred. The Chronicle says all the wit.
nes:es summoned by the defense 10 AZ.
tempt to prove that De Young fred at
KalloCh, are dlsreputable characters, gain.
blerH and prison birds,
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YOUNGSTOWN, o., March 1.-At a meet.
Ing Of capltalista this afternoon IL was de.
cided 10 organize company, to be known
as Youngstown Bessemer Steel Company,
with q capital Of 81, 900, 900, 10 build steel
works In this city. Over 100000 ol this
amount was at once pledged, and o com.
mittee was appointed 10 circulate sub.
aCfiptlon paper for stock,
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nIa,nnhIs lIns,,I I,.nn

MENphts, March 1.-The weather yes.
terdsy morning was delightful. The
streets were thronged with people, the
crowd being the largest that ever gathered
at any Mardi Gfas celebration. AT noon
the industrial procession, representing the
manufacturing and business interests ol
The city, moved through the streets. The
procession was varied and made a fine
DISPLAY,
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CLEVELAND, March 1,-Robt Hayes, gu
perintendent Of the Woodruff Sleeping
Oar Co.,, slipped on crossing the track near
the Union depot to-day and fell and was
atruck BY locomotive. He was run over
across the middle Of the body by the for.
ward wheel. He was wedged between
that and the next wheel and dragged 10
feet. The locomotive had to be lacked up
10 get the corpse out. He leaves q family,
was formerly from Philadelphia and was
highly respected.
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,TuE Cleveland L<adT shows the milk in
F,aDk Hurd's fres-trade coaCoanut. Frank
expects by kicking up hub.bub OF oppo'
sItou to protection to pocket the Demo-
c,,tIc nomination for Governor Of Ohio.
Tooklpg a! it from Republican stand
ooIut d't were contamination dsvoutly
N be wished"
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Ann,hsr ronn Iplnre,l By EIrs.

CHADwoR4n, ILL.,, March 1.-Fire broke
out yesterday in EabanR's drug store and
spread with great rapidity owing to COM
bustibies and strong wind eastward.
Everything was destroyed 10 the corner oI
The block, and Roberts 4 Lanfup's hard
ware store on the west side. Total loss
s3l, 900, about d dozen leading business
tnat, and fFms being the losers.
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WASHINGTON, March 1.-The contem.
plated resignation Of Secretary Sherman
10 take effect on Thursday, would seem to
Indicate that the Senate is to be convened
on the 9th Of March, but those who are in
position to understand the situation assert
that The session will not be called earlier
than Aha 1Ath.
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HrNATOR wtNDom
IL DIAeovered 10 be an ohio AInB, and
IiIa prospeetS Cause iltlolcinE.

70 DIaeOVofeu 20 Be an OhIO Mhnl nhu
1sIa Prospects Cause R'JoiclnE.
CALDWELL, o., February 2S.-The an.
nouncement that Senator Window goes
into tie Cabinet, lie received here with
marked satisfaction, iot many oi his tela.
tiveO reside In this town and coanty. lie
was born and raised near here, In Bel.
mont county. He once taught school not
fat from here, and is we'll remembered by
many middle aged people Of this place a
promising teacher and representative
Buckeye boy. Noble claims him as "a.
votite con, and iS proud Of his prospective
promotion,
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priest Aiineh.d h1ni.nnnlls.

JERsEY Cry, March 1.-while Rev.
Father MCCARTHY was celebrating mass
This morning In 81. Nicholas Church.
Frank Finn, an escaped lunatic, rushed
Upon the altar, aud BeiSlng the priest
around the body, endeavoring 10 throw
him 10 the floor. II required the united
efforts Of several young men and police 10
force the lunatiC to loose bis grasp.
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GENERAL NEWS.
IATELLIGENCE PROM ALL QUARTERS
OF THE GLOBE.
of Major or Minor Moment on
Roth sides the BSA-IFISh Affairs
A Talk with Mr.. BeeehOF-
Stirring Occurrences
- EVeFyWhere, DC.
NEWS PROM JAPAN.
Sudden Departure Of War Vessel
Great Fire ia Toxic.

Great Fire ia Toxic.
SAN Francisco, March l.-Advices from
Yokohama February 1lth, via steamer
BelgiC, say that on February 4th the Jap.
aneae man.oi.war Konga Rowan left 70.
kohama hurrisdly under sealed orders,
having previously taken on board several
Japanese officials and q quantity Of extra
provisions, 1t Is stated that her destina.
uon Is Shanghai or Cheioo, and rumors
are current that the cause OF her sudden
departure Is in consequence OF the new
departure taken by China regarding the
Loo Choo question.
The Order OF the Rising Sun has been
conferred upon Col. Crawford, engineer in
chief and constructor oi oirailroadsin Yeddo,
Japan,
A destructive conaagration occurred in
Toxic, January 26Ih, when 1000 houses
were destroyed and $4,000 people made
homeless,
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Gke GntelLigetter.
a,as. So.. rs and n EouElesnLh stree.

cryrRs,Irlous people are drsading the
.,o.souepces Of Garasld'G Inauguration
sD SOT E,iGav, They may find consolation In
~. Nv remembrance that at least two former
T p.s.ideDts were iunugurAtsd on the same
ilIIsted day, John Quincy Adams and
Ernnklin Pierce,
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T., ,umored in New York that Henry
wat,s,sop ls to become managing editor
=, tbs New York Wwld-the position hay'
ino IN been rendered him by Jay Gould,
.,,DI .os al with the assurance that he will be
Ds,mitted to spend Is much money as is
nssdsd to get the news.
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OmeiniS OF Rochester Insurance Com.
aanV Aarttaeti of tFnok euresa

plrrsBvRan, PAp March i.-George Q.
speyeter, President, and John GRABBING,
Secretary Of the Rochester, Pa Insurance
Company, we're arrested to-day on A
charge Of perjury in making false state.
nents Of the finances Of the company,
They we're held Ia 81 900 bail for trial.
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WATERFORD, o., March 1.-The buiid.
l1 ing occupied byT. $. Guy, as a general
ssofe, was dI'eove'ed to be on lite and was
Gon9amed GolnIl with all It's contents, Two ad.
looming dwellings we're aiso enlifsIy ia.
gI[oyed, most Of the tufnitufe beinS ssyed,
Loss about 5000. The stoCS S y VasSS, SoSSs
SDS mere lnIIy insured to the amount q a..
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Ann,h.t ,,hnnra for our RIns Clnb.

NEw YoRk, March i.-Genetal Hancock
presided at tho meeting Of the National
Rifle Association. Judge Lawrence pre-
sented $3.50 trophy TO represent short.
range championship, open TO any rife
club in North America. General Han.
cock advocated prize drills early In the
season,
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General sherman Issues Proclamation.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-General sher.
man, Grand Marshal Of the inaugural
procession, to-day issued a public notice
stating that II was the desire Of the com.
mittee in charge ofthe ceremonies at the
Capitol that the Presidential party should
arrive there at a quarter past II. In order
to comply with this request the first tliviB.
ion OF the procession will be formed by or
before 10 o'clock and ready to move at
1915. The other divisions will not be re.
quired to move until about o'clock. The
notice requires Pennsylvania avenue to
the Capitol TO be free from all cars and
vehicles as early as 10 o'clock.
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Amnesty for Cnhnn n.,.,.

MADRID, March LA correspondent.
states that Marshal Campes intends 10 Svb.
init a bill to bis colleagues granting A zen.
eIal amnesty 10 all persons implicated n
~ condemned for political oiFenSeS. The
amnesty will include all CubanS fenofted
iot completely in the ihsufFeclIon,
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WORN OUT WALKERS.
O'LearJ's Contest TRhIng Rather
FnrcIcAl' Turn.

O'Leary's Contest TREing q Rather
FRrcicAl' Turn.
New YoRk, March 1.-The 0'Leary Pc.
destrian contest has lost nearly all OF the
not large interest felt in II at the outset.
Burns. Ennis and lyman all left the track
and abandoned the race In the night, leav.
ing but eight contestants at 8 A. NJ, at
which hour the score stood:
Full yAn."...."..". 1853 ilb
pAnchat ..,........ l6l Campana ............. 1926
hrohn-'..',.'.''...."" lt!ICurran ".""".."..a 1856
. At1lA. NJ. Psnchat was exactly one hun.
dred miles ahead OF the best American
record. At IL n. the rcore stood:
Bull yan...."....... 1871 166
ranShAt r.n "''''''''' i1G lamp na'........"" iS6
Howard .."........".. i0l LaCouIe..."""..""..l l3i
Allen retired from the race after II
o'clock tonight, with score Of 179 miles
At 8 O'Clock Howard was q quarter mile
behind Sullivan, who then again began 10
walk and run away from Howard. Al
midnight the score stood: Sullivan, 22l; ;
PanChat, 1856; Krohn, 204; Howard, 1856;
Oampana, 1856; Curran, 200; LaCouse,
ia miles.
A Tribune reporter says there were only
Q few hundred spectators In the afternoon.
The only. excitement Of the day was the
struggle between Panchat, Sullivan and
Howard, the leading men. There we're
only men Ia the race, and CampRns,
Oufran and LaCouse excited no interest.
Krohn was walking all the time while
those ahead Of him kept up dog trot
Another report says that at II o'clock
there were less than 800 persons In the
hall. Krohn, the prussian, has not been
aeet since five minutes after nine and was
enjoying much neeeed rest. He returned
again at ll:iS p. N. and resumed the
Journey at tremendous pace.
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ONO EKoIsLAroRs IN ROUTE.

CoLuuSUs, March LA car load Of Sen.
atorB and their wives left here at noon via
the Pan Handle for Washington. The
special Legislative committee Of arrange.
ments having decided not to allow ladies
10 accompany the excursion, such sena.
tors as desired to have their wives witness
the Inauguration ceremonies, declined to
wait for the legislative stag party tonight,
and engaged special car and left at noon
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CINCINNATI, March 1.-The total mum.
Der ut hogs cut in Cincinnati during the
winter season, from November Let to
March Lot, was 522, ,425, showing q decrease
compared with last year oi l2, 1874 head,
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BALrtNoRE, March The steamer
Leverson, coming up the bay, ran into
and sank the schooner David s. Wolf.
The captain OF the schooner and ten men
VAN lhaf
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NlwARK, NJo March i-wm. ]. Dud.
w seed 80 years, Of The firm Of Dudley
= gop ehoe manufacturers, Killed hineeII
pday IN his house.
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BAMlNoRE, March LA. W. Bradford,
who was governor Of this State from 1901
70 1865, died at his residence In this city
this morning,
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EntAt CoiiIaion Of Atsnmeta.

SAN Francisco, CAL, March la dis.
patch from Portland, Oregon, says the
steamer Oregon, coming up the Columbia
river last evening, ran down and sank the
steamer olAtSep Chief. Four lives were
InnE
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UnsANA, o., March LIB. G. Wiley,
Cashier Of the Third National Bank, while
al tho depot last night, stepped In front Of a
freight train and was instantly killed,
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BRAKEMAN KILLED
On the Seventeen aile GFade, n. a o. Rsli.
road.
KEysER, ", Va. Ms,ob 1

KEYsEH, W. Va, March 1.
Special Dispatch To- Intelligence.
james b. Lee, brakeman, was instant
ly killed by falling between the cars on
the seventeen mile grade, seventeen cars
passing over and badly mabgling him.
He leaves q vile and one child. u.
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WASHINGTON.
MATTERs OF MOMENT IN AND OUT OF
CONGRESB.

Some Cabinet GuesSes::- Inauguration
PFeparatIOns-AOnthIy Statement Of
the Public DebI-SpeciAl SeaHIOH-
BheFmAn's HelIrement-PFOceed.
ingS and Pending Measures.
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DIED

wATERs-On Tuesday, March l., 1851, LRnE Z, /,
vile Of ". II. Waters, Ia her 2Sd year.
Funerhl notice tomorrow,