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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-31
MONDAY MORNING JANUARY

believe wise conclusion will be reached.
We all wish to do what Is best for the
public, but we do not want to lose the OPP
portunity Of doing Q good thing by at.
tempting what ia unattainable. believe
the good sense OF Congress will conclude
that 1t is best to offer bond bearing
81 per cent interest, kept with short
periods OF redemption, and maintain the
sinking fund and perhaps apply Q greater
amount Of surplus revenue so that we
may expect to see within the next decade
the public debt reduced 10 $l,000,000,
q sum 30 small that our successors In
office and in life will feel It Is very small
price for the countless blessings that the
generation that fought during our civil
war has conferred upon them. Weare now
enjoying the good things OF life, be-
cause we have been brave in the
performance OF public duty, on the
Held and in public Councils because
we have resisted all temptation 10
impair the public credit; because we have
at least been honest to holders Of our
notes as well as to holders OF public SO.
curities. The duty Of this generation has
been to preserve their country; the duty
OF the next will be to develop and advance
1t, and no youthful eye looking to the iu'
ture with hope can oven in 'Rncy portray
the piCture.that our country ought and I,be-
live will present within the next genera
ton. Resources now unknown will then
be developed, riches hidden away
in the womb oil the earth will
be recovered and made useful. New
lines OF communication by land and by
water will open up new sources Of wealth.
EduCation-the sure foundation OF a Re-
publiG-wlll be extended by our common
schools and colleges, 80 that all our peo-
pie, whether rich or poor, white or black,
may have an equal chance in life, This
Is the hopeful view | take Of the future,
unless 1t is checked by some departure
from the principles Of honor which have
made our country grow with such marve-
GUS rapidity into wealth, power and
strength,
The Secretary closed his remarks with
an expression Of his regard for the char.
acter and achievements OF the merchants
OF Boston.
Before the banquet, Secretary Sherman
attended concert In Music Hall. The.
Secretary Is accompanied here by General
Nelson A. Miles and General Stewart l.,
Woodford, U. $. District Attorney at New
York. r.'I ~
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WASHINGTON, January 2O.-Atthe Cab.
met meeting yesterday afternoon the
question ofthe dlspatChing Of a vessel in
search Of the Jeanette, sent on a Polar ex.
psdItion lin 1870 by the New York Herald,
wus considered. There was nothing def.
mite decided upon, action being delayed
until the return ol Secretary Goff. A yes.
gel will doubtless be sent Ia search Of the
Jeanette, as the President has decided Ia
send a special message 10 Congress recon.
men1inR that an appropriation be made
for that purpose. This will be done az
soon as the Navy Department decides up.
on the exact method OF the search and the
necessary expenses.
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awe WISE NIRGlNIA Plan.
A Counterpart 10 speaker Wilson's Rail
FOad War In WIneOnHIn,


road War IN wisconsin.
MnwAUKEE, Wis, January SO.-A we'll.
laid plan to influence the legislation re,
garding railroads has just come to light,
and promises to make a great sensation.
Under cover Of endorsing thelRsagan Bill,
the plan has been formed to make q
determined pressure on the Legislature 10
increase the taxation Of the railroads In
Wisconsin, and also to enact some law
similar to the old and we!l.known Potter
law, regulating firmly the tariffs for
freight and passengers, and also prevent.
ing determinations.
1t has been supposed some such move.
ment was on foot in several rural districts,
but 1t now appears to have originated
among the boards Of trade and business
men OF the larger towns, twill be eagerly
supported by the Granger element, and
there is much comment arising in bust.
ness circles and some uneasineas among
the railroads. Bills increasing the taxa.
tion OF Express and Telegraph companies
have already been introduced, and the one
concerning railroads will be heard from in
few days.
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a Deserved Conpilmsnt io;l'ey. Nj. n'a,


WhvllpS letter in Tie ihllllppl Republican.
The members Of the House Of Delegates
by invitation, visited the Chlldren'B Home
Saturday afternoon last in body. They
we're welcomed by the President Of the
institution, Rev. s. b. BarnitS, in an ap'
proprate and characteristic speech, after
which all tho departments oi that well
kept establishment were critically inspect
ell by the visitors, who evidently were
well pleased with what they saw, and 70.
vota6ly impressed with the great Useful
ness Of this home for the homeless. In
this connection, you will allow me to say
q lew words about Rev. y. B. Batnitz.
When We consider the great good this
man has accomplished, and accomplish.
Ell uhder very trying circumstances, we
are led TO doubt whether he is truly ap.
nfeciated by this community. Wherever
me name OF Rev. BArnilz appears you
ma 1t connected with some project for
tne advancement or enjoyment Of the
children. BY his own individual exertions
ne has built up Sabbath School, mum.
oerihg hundteda Of attendants, which is
Tue wonder and admiration Of ali who
Walt II. Without a congregation lie has
built up . church and erected A church
ediaCe which is an ornament IN oi,i citv
1t Ia through his fostering care that ibai
great charity, the Childfen's Home. Il
now so healthy and prosperous, Verily
this man shall have his fsWatd-it moi In
this world, he ia one Of the few Of whom
the good Master will say, "Well done
thou good and faithful servant
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Gov sPRAaTE TALKS AGAIN.
In Receipt OF Damaging Evidence
Against His wife,

Against His Wife.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., January 29.-Goyer.
nor sprague denies the statement publish.
ed in the Boston Herald, TO the effect that
he originally had counter bill Of divorce
drawn up, in which he mado specific
charges Of adultery against his wife. lie
never Intended 70 do go, neither did he
intend 10 have the bill he had filed made
public. II was fled on Wednesday even.
Ing last, and at the time only three per-
sons knew OF its existence. One OF these
committed breach Of confidence, and for
q price. An intimate friend OF the Cover
nor said that the Governor told him that
be was constantly In receipt OF the most
damaging evidence against his wife,
which was voluntarily sent 10 him that
the unwiiely conduct began soon alter the
birth ot the oldest boy and had contin.
ued. The Governor, 90 the friend asserted,
said that had he known what he does
now he would have brought this suit long
ago. He would never, under any cirCunis
stances, live with her again. The Gov.
ernor refused 10 tell The correspondent
the. nature Of the important testimony he
had received. Governor SpraRue denies
that he has had q falling out with DR.,
Green. Something Of an unusual nature
has occurred at Oanonchet within a few
days, however, for Governor sprague SAYS
that he has reorgani5ed bis household
and no longer has any need Of Mrs,
Green's services. This supports the allie.
cation made early In the day that The
Governor had had trouble with the Doc.
tors vile. Governor Sprague further
says that DR.. Green never was the ctisto.
dian oil UanonChet, but was there simply
10 attend To matters for him, the same A
any other employe wohld do.
II is now probable that Mrs. Spfapue'a
divorce suit will be tried In this CITY,
Council will petition for change Of Veniie
from Washington county 10 Providence
county, as the former has very limited
court accommodations and KjngSl6n haa
no hotel facilities. Her counsel aPe ouiellv
preparing for the trial, and say they win
be ready 10 20 on with this case as soon "A
the Court reaches II.
Governor Spfague received further
offers OF evidence by mail yesterday, and
his friends say he will be ready 10 support
each and every allegation he has made
concerning his vile.
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In Various Parts of tho Country, Entail
lug Heavy Losses.

"k HeANy tLObheHs
MADISON, IND, January 30.-W. Trow
Co.'s flour mill was burned early this
morning. 1t had a grinding capacity ol
four hundred barrels per day. Loss $685..
900; insurance, $4,000, mostly in foreign
and New York companies. The mill will
be rebuilt.
JonSsTowx, N. Y, January 3O.-Thll
morning fire destroyed A. r. Gersin.
gers hat cap and clothing house, Van
Honsen's drug store, Hughes grocery,
tiOrtland's book store, and several other
small buildings. Loss, $4,000; partially
insured.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, January 30.-The
store, flour and grist mill Of Ephraim
Slegar, at Siegarsville, was burned last
night. Loss heavy; insurance light. The
iireis supposed to be incendiary.
BAlNBRlDoE, GA, January 30.-Adams'
cotton mills were burned this morning.
Loss, $50, 1000: insurance, $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, January 3O.-Five cars Of cot.
ton were burned at Dodge, Texas, yester.
day. Loss, $4,000.
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srEuRESvlLLR, o., January po.-ThV
m'uers in the three coal shafts in this city
came 1ut tonight on a demand Of hall a
cent advance per bushel. The operators
claim they can not pay the advance. Coal
isVefy scarce, tie principal shaft in the
city having orders for thousands Of bushels
'hst they can not supply.
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PirrsBuRau, PA, January 2O.-Bartley
Campbell formerly published magazine
In New Orleans. Mrs. Perry had small
claim against him for money borrowed
from her deceased husband, which was
sunk in the enterprise. When hartley
subsequently began to star In the West
she put her claim in the hands Of Q. +,
MCKgnna, E.q., who Inst night attached
some Of the Opera Housp money, and
agreed 10 take $l0S. So the debt was can.
celled,
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DEArII.DEALING DYNAMIrE.
Two Men Killed aud Several Seriously
Wounded

Wounded,
BRADroRD, Pa, January 29.-This morn.
ing party Of citizens from Kinzua went
into the woods to see a well torpsdoed.
Forty quarts Of glycerine was put into q
barrel TO thaw. Steam being turned on,
the pressure Of heat became 30 great that
the devilish stuff exploded, carrying ruin
and havoc In its track.
The engine.house was blown To splinters,
and the engineer, Andrew Leasher, torn
to pieces. ]. 0. Gushing, one OF the spec.
tators, was killed by flying piece OF tim.
ber; +. M. BlyRtone, the contractor, John
franklin and Peter Sweeney, were seri.
ously injured by flying Fragments. Six
men were standing In the lefriCks, one Of
the group being killed outright. Leasher
has wife and family on venango. Cush.
Ing was postmaster Of Knzua, and leaves
q large family.
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A WAx"rIaGER.e
which Led 10 the Alleged Identification
OfAnOthcr Charlie ROHs,

LONDON, OSr., January 2o.-Further
particulars are TO hand ss TO the finding oi
the supposed Charlie Ross. Mr.. Metal.
lum, the gentleman who Is reported az
having found him, states that while at
tending citcus in 81. Thomas, q couple Of
years since, ,hesaw the wax. .1gufo reprssen.
tatlon Of Charlie Ross. lie aiterward no.
tiCed the striking resemblance between Il
and q lad who was stopping at John
Boun's, on the Twenty.lirst Concession oil
AldbOrough, near Eagle. Convinced that
this lad, who appeared 10 be about eleven
years Of age, was the lost Charlie, he insti
tuted queries with reference 10 him, and
the result ol these investigations ehowl
that the lad was brought 10 tho camp o.
Tuscarora Indians In 1874. Boun will con.
vey the child 10 the home OF his supposed
parents In Philadelphia.
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IIiriIik i,nihsnLi-

0nERLtS, o., January 29.-1n Justice
Etentys Court here to-day, in a case
wherein one Hodges sues Jesse Dover for
damages for the seduction OF Hodges
wife, the PARTIES being negroes, The Justice
made DIP the jury list Of eighteen gentle.
MEN Of color, peers OF Dover. Hodges
lawyers kicked, but the case Is going on
with a full negro Jury.
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Gets In His work ON tho Crooked Dis.
tillsrs Down In Kentucky.
WASHINGTON, January 20. - Revenue
Agent Atkinson telegraphs from Louis
vile, Kentucky; II seized one brandy
distlllery and about 400 gallons oil brandy
yesterday. During the last week the COL
lectors haye destroyed four Illicit distll-
leriesn
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NEw YoRK, January 29.-Mt William
O. Beecher, second son Of Rev. Henry
Ward BeeCher, was appointed to-day, by
District Attorney Rollins, 10 be one Of hfs
essistants. Mr.. BeeChef has been praclic
ing law since 1876, aud is Judge Advocate
General Of the fifth brigade, second dlvla.
ion, Of the National guard Of thia HtatS,
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In sounds well to hear members OF the
Legislature urging one part Of the State to
rob tho other part in order to provide for
their schools, after having pluudered said
schools to the extent Of nearly 100000 Of
principal and interest belonging to the
school fund OF tho whole State, II will be
time enough to urge on this scheme ol
robbery after the money that has been
taken from the schools has been restored
to them. ----
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TnG Enapha Gasots, the Oldest Demo-
cratic paper in that valley, expresses ita
qualification over the appointment Of G.
". Atkinson as U. s. Marshal for"1Hest
Virginia. 1t says that he "has every
quality to make him On efficient and &C.
ceuablo officer"
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A ACmcAGo man ia willing to wager Eve
hundred dollars that he can make the face
of negro, Chinaman or Indian as white as
that Of the ordinary white person, by
chemical means, within a reasonable tlmo
and before public assembly,
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BERLIN, Januaty 29.-Two school teach.
ers have been reprmanded for personal
encounter with Jew in tram car, and
one teacher has been fined Tor Actively
participating In the snti.JewiSh agitation
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Mr.. EDMlsroS, OF Lewis county, who
proposes to make a 100000 raid on the
school fund of the State, will hear some.
thing drop in the next CANVASS II he per.
IA, in that scheme Of plundsr,
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MIDRiD, January 2o.-Gteat damage
has been caused by floods in'ths provinces
Of Madrid, Seville, Uadis, Cordova, Bads'
lose, valladolid, Toledo, saragossa, Teruel
Jaen, Murcia, GuadalsjAra, BufEos, NAL
aga and Barcelona, Railways In many
places are Under water. Guadalquivet
river htiil tislnR,
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Tnr Republicans Of Ohio are in ighl
place, so to speak, on the temperance
question, They are between two fires
tho Democracy and the PrOhlbitionists,
Read the article on the subject in to-day'a
paper,
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Irtho people Of this State mad known
during the canvass what they know now,
that the Democratic party had taken sl27,-
Zoo out Of the school fund with which to
cover up their deficits, and had deiaulted
on tho interest since 1873, they would have
made II exceedingly warm for them in va.
rious parts Of this State. And II that
party fails at this session to provide for the
back interest out Of which they have
wronged the schools Of the State, and also
tho interest aCCruing this year and next
they will experience a taste Of public in
dignation such as they have not known
since their advent to power.
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ST. Louis, January 2o.-rhe jury in the
case Of the Talbot brothers, who have
been on trial at Matyville, Mo-, for week
past, for The murder OF their father, last
spring, returned a verdict oi murder In
The frat degree, last night. A motion for
a new trial was made this morning.
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Tur Wellsburg Hcrald pronouncss the
,dvortisipg bills sent in for publishing the
Constitutional amendment as "ridiCulously
exhorbitant,"
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- s-~~--
SARA IN vt, LOUIS,
Enthusiastic Close Of Successful I'm
gRgement.


EnthusiaStiC Close Of n Successful I'm
gRgement,
ST. Louis, January 29.-At the Bern
hardt matinee, this afternoon, the seats
sold for the same price in every part Of the
house. Every one was taken. and ladies
were 10 be seen In the last row Of the gal
lery. The piece presented was Camille, >
and the enthusiasm OF the audience reached
the highest possible degree. A double
encore was given at the end OF two OF the
acts.
Tonight the house was well filled with
a sympathetic and attentive audience, The
great actress moved her hearers to tears In
some oil the most touching scenes, and al
the close Of the third act the entire audi
ence Clapped and called until II was mol
possible for more applause to be given
The curtain rose twice, but that scarcely
seemed to quiet the thrilled and en-
thusiastic crowds. As at the matinee
Bernhardt received two double calls. The
receipts Tor the week are as follows:
Monday lO2I ITuBsday 9Gt
Wedhasd y"""",.... ., ,bSS 1A6!
Frida{ da{"..:"...."".. 3,l4i Saturday Matinee. 426
oAluLuay Eve ."......, ,3sVl -
lU'
by the 8 O'Clock train tomorrow morn
ing the entire company leave for Oincin
natl. Bernhardt has already gone 10 re-
tire In her room In the car with her sister
and immediate attendants. The remain
der oil the company take their palace cal
| In the morning.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE TWO HOUSES
SATURDAY,

ROutIne business MonOPoIIEo the Atten
Iion OF the Senators and Representa-.
tIVes-A Number OF New Measures
introduced and Old Ones Ad.
Vanced. ..Ihe Indian Problem.
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Ir Ia moved and seconded that all reso.
ln,iops Of inquiry as to the best method OF
takipgoil spots out of overCoats be referred
to Commodore seGbright without debate,
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ST. Louis, January 29.-1n a fight at a
dance, near PlaLISbufg, Mo, early yester.
day morning, young man named Buck
Mcclellan was shot and killed by com.
pAnion named Belk. No Arreata.
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bnhh.,i ~, = TtaiD.

ST. Louis, January pa commercial
traveller named Holland, from Philadel.
pbia, Is reported 10 have been robbed oI
s2tOO in money and check for $4,000,
on the Missouri Pacific train, between
Jefferson City and sedalia yesterday.
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CnIcAoo, January 2o.-Tke Erening Jour.
t'ars special from vsssar, Mich, says The
postotIice was burglariIed last night, and
5000 In money aud stamps taken,
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sCHURz vs.. DAWES.

The Massachusetts Senator Takes the
Secretary OF the Interior 70 Task, in y
DIEniA0d, but Emphatic Manner
EehuPE Accused OfTOFluFtDg Into Testi'
mOny Meaning which Il did nOt Pos
KeRB,
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WAsH1NaToN, D. O., January SC

WASHINGTON, ID. u, January SO.
The dispatch sent last night in relation
to the proceedings yesterday in the Sem
ate Ponca Committee meeting was obtain
cd from an.ofliCial source. The following
stalemental with regard to that dispatch
and the proceedings which 1t embodied,
have been furnished tonight by Senator
Dawes, OF the committee, and Walter
Allen, OF the PonCa Commission:
WASHINGTON, January 80.
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A Dentist Kills Ills wIfC AMI Himself
CINCINNATI, January 2O.-Dr. Washing
ton F. HabauEh, dentist OF piqua, o..
shot bis wife dead last night with pisto
and then blew his own brains out with a
shot gun. lie was a drunken, dangerous
man, and had been married Is years. lie
leaves two sons and one daughter. Ills
wile's reputation is good. lIO had always
been Troublesome In his family.
KILLED WITH A DowLDRR.
Charles Mcdonnell, Of pendleton, wst
bit with bowdet while running on Z
switch engine 10 the city last night, and al
! o'clock this morning died. The perpetra
tor iB not known.
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Ghe gnteuigeueer,

ONCE, No.. 20 and "a ROur'esnth street
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OomEcroR TANRY has paid Messrs, List
and Davenport, commissioners Of tho 1871
consolidated loan Of the city, tho $50, 900
required by ordinance to be paid them an.
nually out Of tho frst taxes and water
rents collected for each year, and has GOV.
cred about $4,000 into the city treasury.
The outstanding bonds Of this loan, &C.
cording to the last city statement, amount
to 100000. The interest thereon at n
per Centum, which is the rate on these
bonds, amounts to $4,000, which will
leave SCI OO0to be applied to reducing the
principal 30 that after the drawing takes
place the coming spring or simmer, as the
case may be, tho not amount Of bonds out.
standing Of tho 1871 loan will be $4,000.
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TnENew York Society Of Decorative Art
oilers aB prizes;
Five hundred dollars for the best design
for a pOrlere or window hanging; 500 for
the second best; 5000 for the best design
for screens, Of not less than three panels
$50 Tor the second best; $l25 ior the best
design for irieze or band, applicable to ta'
bic cover, lumbIequin or other decorative
purposes; S25 for the second best.
The following special prizes are also Of
iered:
Ono hundred dollars for tho best table
cover; $50 for the best and most artistic
example Of needle work, the example Ia
remain the property Of the competitor
$50 for the beat design In outline work or
silk; $25 for the heat design in outline
work on linen S25 for the beat example o
drawn work; $25 for the beat figure desigt
suitable for a panel.
All designs taking prizes will remait
lhe psoperty Of the Society, All design
must be in colors. Correspondence mus
bC addressed, Prize Design Competition
Society Of Decorative Art, "a East Nine
tOenth street, New York City.
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TuE preps Of West Virginia is practical
10 solid for the passage OF dog law.
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New Advertisements,
REDBuGS. ROACHES o
PENSIONS

Secured. Also Bounty, Back Pay. increase
ofpension, New and Honorable Discharges,
laws. Now is he time DO DOT dsleyl lsd-
dien' Widows. Children. Parrnts. Brothers
and Sisters entitled. Have your claim in
yestiFAted- Apply n onee. send two stamps
ior blanks and instructions complete. 70
Paaeaf Anosnry. P. %. Box 40, WashIngton.
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historical Dept; Cheyenne, Nyo.