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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04

oiSctsulfi, January IA Times Star
Memphis tpecial says This morning
Henry Burton found Mf. Tate, abarbef,
in bed with his wife, and he shot Tate
twice and Mrs. Button once. TatS tetutn.
ed the FIRE mortally wounding Burton.
Mrs. Button'a wound 10 Ola ttifiing char.
acleti the nalnte oi Tate'S wounds are not
aiatah
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04

DR. GEO, P. HAYES, President of Wash.
inyton College, delivered lecture in Pitts.
burgh on Sunday night last, in answer to
Ingersoll's lecture entitled "What Shall
wa do TO be sayedP"
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PRaslpENT aoopRIcn pENIEs,

CHICAGO, January IA. Z, Goodrich,
President Of the Goodrich Transportation
Company, denies in toto the charges
made by the Coronor's jury at Grand
Haven, Mich, that the oOmpanysSteamer
AIpena, which went down laat October
with ali on board, was In bad condition,
unoceanworthy, with inadequate and
worthless life.preservets, with inexperi.
enCed sailors for q crew, and with at least
one rotten life-hoat. Mr.. Goodrich de.
Clares that these charges are unsupported
by the facts, and that the conclusion that
the Company should be held responsible
for all damsges arising from the disaster is
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BERLIN, January S-ThO reports receiv.
ed here Of the demonstration in the
United States With the object Of protest.
Ing against the Anli.JeWish agitation here
is producing very uniavoFable impress.
sion, the feeling being that Germany
can tolerate no intervention In home
Affairs by foreign State,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04

ON Friday last, December 81, not cent
was taken in at the toll gate on the Ma
tfonal road this aide Of Washington, Pa
something unknown before. 1t was too
cold that day for anybody to travel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04
ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852.

mails can be extirmlnated or will retire be-
fore the advance Of civilization; but dogs
will multiply as last ss sheep unless their
propagation be checked by law and sound
public opinion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04
ALPENA DIsAATER.
Verdict Of the JuFy In That Almost For
gotten Affair.

GRAND HAVEN, Mich, January S.-Ths
oorouers Jury in the case Of The victims
q the Alpsna disaster have rendered the
following verdict, ave, the jury, find in
evidence before us that the several Per.
sons found, known TO have been passsn.
gers on board the steamer Alpsna, on the
18th day Of October, 1880, came to their
death by the laundering Of the steamer
Alpena, while on her usual route from
Grand Haven, Mich, 10 Chicago, Ill,
We also find that said steamer Alpsna
was in bad condition and unseaworthy Tor
passengers, aRd thst her liie preserVerp
were In bad condition and unfit Tor use,
many Of them haYipg the appearance Of
having been used by passengers and the
fastenings broken Of, showing that said
fastepinRs were rotten. We lurther find
from the appearance al one al the life
boats belonging to the steamer Alpena
that II was rotten and unseaworlhy, and |
that said steamer was manned BY inexper.
fenced sailors, excepting the captain and |
mates. We also find from evidence OF
Jno. Luikens, formerly second engineer on
the Alpsna, that the "holdlng doWpN bolts
1.-THE engine bedplate were either broken
or pulled through the bottom OF said
steamer Alpena, That said second Eugt.
neer Luikens was ordered to turn up said
holding down holts on every LFip, and
that when he asked the chief engineer OF
the AlpenG TO report this to the chief en-
ginser Of the Goodrich TrAnsportion Com.
pany, he was ordered to mind his own
6usiness and doRs he was told, We further
dnd from evidence that In the opinion Of
this Jury, the Goodrich TRANSPORTATION
Company 10 censprable, and should be
held responsible for sny and all damages"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04

MoSrRyEDto, January 2.-.RelAtiohs be.
tween Uruguay and Argentine Republic
are becoming strained In consequence Of
the imptessment Of AtgeitineO into the
Utuguayan army. The Bolivian Patlia.
ment has ordered that the question Of
q union with Peru be submitted 10 vote In
the departmental assemblies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04

BERLlS, January Son the morning oi
New Years Day large crowds, mostly stu.
denu, made a demonstration before q
Cafe much irequented by the Jews. They
smashed the windows and mobbsd all the
Jewsthey met. The police were compare.
lively helpless. Another Cafe was invaded
and emptied Of Jews. Large and stormy
meetings continue 10 be held, and the cru.
ssde seems TO be gaining force. The hst is
now being substituted for the tongue,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04

TuR New York Bulletin reports holders
Of wool as firm in their views, Not much
is doing Just at this time, but "a revival
Of operations in good volume is calculated
upon for the new year"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04

PIANOS AND ORGANS OHEAR.-The fol.
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered at
Lucas Music Store at great bargains, and
on easy payments Of s. 90 10 5000 per
month until paid for:
One Aeven.octave piano, $3.50.
One seven.oGlAye piano, $l75.
One Hallet and Davis piano, Sl2d.
One FIallet and Davis plano, $780,
One slx.oCtavs piano, $50.
One seven.oOtave piano, $40.
One stodaft piano, 1925.
One Bacon and Raven piano, $l25.
One elx.octave piano, 500.
One siE.octave piano, $50.
One six.octave organ, Sll5.
One tive.octave ofgant S75.
One hve.octave organ, $85.
One 4i.octave piano, t3S.
One Ave octave melodeon, $40.
One five.oCtave mefodeon, 500.
One Ave octave organ, (newl S76.
All the above secondhand ineLfuments
are 10 good repair and tune. Gall and ex.
anime at Lucas MusiC Store, 1927 Matket
Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04

Tar weary sufferer who is patiently en-.
during the hot weather and longing Tor
felIeiI gladly halls anything that will ban.
iAh tnonOlony or lessen pain. WafneF's
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure does both,
and II Ia the true "Ffiend Ia Need" 10 sui.
iefing humanity. For the kidneyS, liver
or utlnaIy organs II 10 iniAllible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04
CaIIiornin I.sElslniuSe.

San Francisco, January 3-The I,egis.
latute met At sacrsmento to-day, and Of.
feCted su organization without delay. The
Republicans organised both houses The
Nevada Legislature also met and organ.
lied al carson City, and the Territorial
Legislature Of Arizona, At Prescott
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04

IT COSTS about fifty cents per thousand
feet for the city of Wheeling to manuiSC-
ture gas, Why should not the price to
consumers be reduced to at least one dol
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04
A sIu CMEcx.

It's tnderstood that a check for up.
watts Of 100000, the amount Of deficits
oiHale TteAsufer GGteR. occasioned by
the allure Of the Martin Bank at Kansas
Uityover q year ago, will be deposited In
tho Bank OF Commerce. this city, to-day
or tomorrow, to remain there pending
Certlin legislation, when II will bO turned
over to the State Treasury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04

BRADFORD, Pa, Januaty 3 "A man
named Richard Curry was burned to
death this morning, In q shanty, eight
miles northeast Of Bradford. lie was aged
thltty,aye years, and formerly lived In
Titu6Vllle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04

AUGUSTA, GAo January s.-snow has
been on the ground here one week, some,
thing unprecedented In the history Of the
city. Fine sleighing yesterday and to-day
for the frst time iu twenty-five years,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04
WORKYDAY WORLD
HUMDRUM HAPPENINGs HARD ON
TIE HOLIDAYS.
The Political Pot Commencing 10 simmer
-LegIaIatIve Meetings In different
States = Indian IndioAtiOnS-COn'
demIng Steamboat Company
-lIinor'S Demands, Ae, &c.
nINERS STRIKE AT NEwRURG.
Demand for Two and One.haIr Cents
Advance Per Ton,
NEwpuRo, w. u, January 8.

NEwBuRd, W, VA, January 3.
special DilPatSh tothO IntOlligenGsr.
The coal miners in this district, about
ninety in number, struck this stternoO n
for an advance Of two and one.hRlf
cents per ton, and over.Welghts.
~. Fsfr ~ d, ]. G,
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REsouRoEs OF rIlE nEALM.

ReeeiptS OF the Government from vari:
OPS sources In the Past Two Years
WAeHISpToE. January 2.-The follow.
iug comparative statement OF the receipts
from customs, internal revenue and mis-.
rellaueous sources, during the years 1879
and 1880, have been prepared at the
Treasury Department.:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04

The "titiis WashIsEtoa" Of Europe.
PAEs, January 3.-The thlrty.ioutLh
case Of cremation has occurred at GothA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04

PIrrsBuRdH, JANUARY San injunction
vas issued to-day in the Common Pleas
Court restraining Rev. NeVin Woodside
from preaching in Oak Alley Church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04
aAMDLKRS.

There are seventeen gambling houses
now IN fall and open operation in this
city In violation OF the law and in defiance
Of the police, at which 1t Is estimated that
$1,000 changes hands nightly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04
TRADE TOPICS.
REPORTS or THE BUSINESS OF THE
OLD YEAR,
Al several Thriving TOWps Of the Conn,
lFy-PublIs Debt Statement for De
GOmbsr- Receipts and DISbuEse'
ments Of the Government inIssO
-IndustrIaI and Financial.
Public debt statement.

WAsHNGToS, D. O., January S.-The
following is the public debt statement for
the month Of December:
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NOTICE.

TAyING land papers and filed notes ofnfnr-
II ly every tract ofland !. tAscounty, '
he pleaFed to aid parties wishing my servicei :
Surveyorin locating their lines or honndai q .
/ can lie found in Leonardtow on Tuesday
WI. ] WATHEN,
March Il lss0--tf.
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THEODORE WEEMs
& TATE OF MARYLAND.
- EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

ANNAPOLIS, Fcbuary H. 1881.
Whereas the cJus tuition Of the State Of Mary
land, article 3, section 2, require the Governor
of the time being, after the walton Il census to be
taken in the year $50 to make adjustment orlhc
representation in the House of Delegates of the
State as prescribed in section Of said article,
and 10 declare the snme by proclamation;
And whereas it is made to appear to me hv an
official record Of the census of the people of this
State taken in the year aforesaid, under the au-
thority OF the United States that The populate n
OF the several counties and the city OF Baltimore
is as follows to wit:
Aegany county, 1902; Anne Arundel coun-
ty, IS j26 ; Baltimore county, SO 1874 Balii-
more city, s32, 100; Calvert county, 10, $50
Caroline county, l3, 7G7 Carroll county 81, g92;
Cecil county, q, 1903; Charles county, IL 548 ;
Dorchester county $40; Ere ierick county
5o,4s2; Garrett county II, Hartford coun-
ty 2s,O42; Howard county, l6,l4l Kent
colnty, l7,605 Montgomery county, "a, $50;
Prince Georges county, 2G, 2G3 Queen Anne 5
county, 10, 257 ST. Mary county lG, 93l Som
ersct county, q ,G6s Talbot county, 1905
Washington county, % SCI Wicomieo county,
lS,Gl6. Worcester county 1888.
Now, therefore, /, WILLIAM r. HAMILTON,
Governor OF the State of Maryland having Ia
pursuance OF the provisions Of the constitution
made said adjustment Of representation, DO by
this my proclamation, declare that the several
counties and the city OF Baltimore nre Of right
and shall be entitled to representation 10 the
House Of Delegates Of this State rs follows, to
wit
AIegany county four Delegates Anne Arun-
del county, four Delegates Baltimore county,
six Delegates first legislative district Of Bali-
morcc city, SIX Delegates second legislative district
of Baltimore city, six Delegates third cgisla-
tive district Of Baltimore city, six Delegates ;
Calvert county, two Delegates Caroline coun-
ty, two Delegates Carol county, four Dele
gates Cecil county, three Delegates Charles
county, three Delegates; Dorchester county, three
Delegates; Frederick county, FIVE Delegates
Garrclt county, TWO Delegates liarford county,
tour Delegates llowar county. two Delegates;
Kent county, two Delegates; Montgomery coun-
--tI. three Delegates; Prince Georges county
three Delegates Queen Annc's county three
Delegates st. Mary county two Delegates
Somerset county, three Delegates Talbot cOun-
ty, three Delegates Washington county tour
Delegates; Wicomco county three Delegates ,
Worchcstcr county, three Delegates
Given under my hand and the great seal Of the
State Of Maryland, at Annapolis, IN this 5th
d " Of February. in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-oue
BY the Governor: WILLIAM 7. HAMILTON
JAMES 4. BRtSCUE,
Secretary Of State
Feb. path 1891 1T.
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NOTICE ToCREDITCRe
NOTICE.

Inpursuanreofthe above order. thereby pi
notice that have obtained from the orphfl
Court Of ST. Mary scounty, Maryland, lett !
testamentsry on the persona estate Of Mary 4
DrnrY late OF said county, deceased. M
persons having claims againstth said deeess /
kre hereby notified TO exhibit tfesame with j I
nroper vonchersatlached thcretotot'e suIt +
her. on or before the end day Of June, ISL
they will otherwise by Law beestlud,d f;,ra
the benefits Of the said estate AL persons IN
lehtea the deceased arer requested TO male III
mediate paymen ito the snhscrilfF.
WIN. CLARRI NCE DIRTY,
Executor
Dec. -, lss0--Gw
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L.ANDRE THS'
IUA SEEUS the EEol IUUI
Inn III not sold In your town. ynu 1 0GI
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DAYID L2SUHETu a. SONS. PHuADA..PA
FOR TIE 3EYArE

Nessrs flitorE The 'rienss orr JOHN
son COTTON knowing hittcrlinpworth and
ability eques you to announce
him as candidate TOR seats theSenate Of
MARYLAND at Standardization 1873 )aud say I
he viii become candidate he vii bewarm-
ly exported by
Nov 81 1878 TIM PaoFLE
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For TIE SENATE.

IfJAMES H. WILSON, Esqr. ,wil lsonssnt
10 be candidate for seatin the merit Senate CT
Maryland, he will warmly supported for the
position by bieparty snl p.rsouslfrisndsin old
Oet3I, 1880. L,zAsLsrTr HAIL.
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NOTICE To CREDlTOAo

Orphans Court ofSt Mary tCounsy Set:
Feb. "a, 1881.
ORDERED by the Court, THAT Francis
~ MADDOX, Executor Of
GEORGE +. MADDOX,
late otSt Mary's county, Maryland, deceased
give the notice required by Law to thtd ceased 1
creditors TO exhibit their claims aud that She
same bepublished onccN wetkfoIsiE successive
weeksin the st. Mary BEACON
Test: JoHN Is AsELL
Register OF Wills for ST. Mary COUNTY.
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or tn O00 per day at home Sample,
W III QhU worth SIS free. Address sriE-
son 4 Co., Portland, Maine.
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]. NED EVANS,
II Ogxac Painter.

GRATEER PAPER HANGER
kALSOMINIkG FRISCO PAINTING
AND GLAZING.
References leo II Hayden Nm j.. Abel,
John Parsons. JOSEPH 7 Cough T Parsons
Dr.J ohnT Spalding. z 7 spaldingand Lew
d II. Leigh.
va i work done in workmanlike manner
an as cheap or cheaper than any one in or out
q the county Bond given il desired
!an21, SIT.
, 1881-08-16


NEW iONK, Aug. Ei-We have hud very
acttve und excited wheat ,ua,ktt here .o.tA,,
With m advnnco In Nh. : rcd winter of Eye per
hti. closing at $l.3t.t "spot," s1.as1 September
$l.Jssf Octo0or, $i.4Oi bid November, md
st.il: bid sor Decembcr delivery. Hy cstlc, rr-
totts nre Received OF continuous ruins In Etl-
gland from early ycaterdly mosninz up to nouu
Of to- dHy, md. With sharp demand from Eruncc
for cargoes un tho English cpnst, urcos in Lon
don come g per 1r dcurcr for our rcd wutcr
and spring sor,s III that position. OF, say. us und
6,s q respect'ycly. These prleea are equivalent,
ior sSs Sss.s F4'ss tS 4 sfa ( q aua to .f1 Gsfx
per bu +. o. b. ut New York, It Is ~ 10
noted that Liverpool tnxs DrililI In the upward
9s seatsI ,as,s fs is WSser pa M 81 s s
- o M It Laeup To- pas " ~ asnst qsss
G1d per eu IVY sseanler. freight to liverpool Is
Il u y coE y y ss,s sRsas!f Hn r fs payes ,aS It
enhst have to pay tic landing ghnrXcs at port
nf destination, amounting to Abt.ut vu per 1r,
w6eFeAs Ut L1rtrpunl tho selter lncnrs TINT
e1nense s,,nn on arrived cHrIoes. The ''eI-enast"
rs 4Eens per 1r relatively denrer than tho
.spot" mutket ut Livcrpuul. anu this unnatural
uihertl1cc lid rates purely; speculative. und
possibly MAnipnluted market In London for
lOAtinx EntHtlta.
Thu paco lt,ks to mo to 10 soa fast tn last, al
thUuKh there ARC s0me hero who believe in $t.Il
ner Htt fur December 9eipre the rtae cn!n,inHttH.
llut thlt price; VIII Us freight. would uu cluivu-
lnhntstnttfe nnfnt Ut view, there II notninY what-
ever In tic sltnutun tllt jstIhts any such v!e-
wilton. Tho prcscut II Il aurt Ut "betWecn-hur-
nno-urass time, wtciI PRICES can be temporarily
wheat fur saie ono Of these days, ami thon-
ONEIDA.