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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-25

NaEy the Democratic sarhems OF West
NIgiaa as,c,lbled in convention at
'ai;ts,on in lS722, to form the meanest
Sati1don in thirty States wide Judge
ferHr'ons speech in 1850 they enacted
@a' Ii, Congressional districts OF this State
sariII "he formed Of contiguous counties
and beCoMrACr." Atthcir extra session
IN this city this year held at an expense
%' over $4,000 they deliberately trampled
'nS enactment under loot, and for party
purposes manSled the State in q way
't'a' gives a school boy the blind
s'aSSG1s when lie looks at the
map They isolated Upshur, be.
cause it is a Republican county. from all
is neishbors, iammjag it MOS, nppaturallv
between the First and Second ,li.,,ic.s and
making peninsula OF it, THIS is what
Mey meant by compactness. ANYTHING
'ea' has the ea;rails squeezed out Of It in
ra' way must necessarily be compact.
=, sP'hHr lies north and east OF Braxton. vet
VS. PIT IN a district with Mcdowell, away
S'h at the southern big toe end Of the
We while Brazton, because Of its Demo.
sAac majority. is put in this district. Il
s'ay wonder that the Democratic member
S, SA Mineral eonaty was moved to expires.
C6,, 10 not like the arrangement OF the
Hy"1,sIe'sitEGnEt districts as adopted by tho
'S srS They are homely and ill.shaped
i.,-;,S s'S not iomed Of contiguous and comnaci
Sm"S[y as f!qniFed by the Constitution
NJ, ~ 2aa adopted places counties in dis
49, s slih which their interests are MOI
"sAHaed, and has altogether TOO much In
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William J. Conghlin, Of SomeFyille, Mass
says In the fall Of 1875 waS taken with
bleeding Of the lungs, followed by severe
cough. lost my appetite and flesh, and was
coufucd to my bed In 1877 was admitted
to the Hospital. The doctors said had a hole
in my lungs Us higGs half dollar. At one
time a report went around thatI was dead.
gave up hope, but friend told me Of Dr..
M hn.tia ,lSnr nS !, 1rSS% SS lot " tuns got
TO feel better, and to-day I feel better than for
three years past.
" write this hoping every oneaftlicted with
Diseased Lungs viii take DR.. William Halls
Balsam, and Be convinced that consumption
can be cured can positively say II thaSdone
more good Ghan MI tllsaSthS TSS1 SS3aSSJ JhsSs
taken since mr sickness.
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Tnr Sielbcnyil!e Pres believes that
there i a great deal in the opinion ex-
preset in these columns in reply to the
SIeatcayi.Ie Ga:ts's preference ior green
soatts that market house is a good
regulator Of prices, and hence tayors the
new market house project in that city. TIE
Praa claims tia; the public not only get
their marketing treshcr and better from
fir, haad, in this way, but also cheaper,
AMI ay' ilrthcr that the lack Of good
genera market III that city has driven
farmers 70 Ibis ciiy to trade.
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FRou H. Camden, vino has just returned
I,om Weston, where committee from
Brr.larron met tie joari Of the Clarks-
bav { Weston Railroad, oi which he is a
member, We learn that the railroad con I
play has accepted the proposition OF SG5,,
mmbGI ard maintain narrow gauge
aleal w BlrkhAnnon, and will COM
pee ihe slime by December 18th, lSS9.
An active campaign will now be pushed
in CP,hpr county until the election of the
proposIion on the 95tl OF April, with a
god chance Of sur,eI.
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f--g,yn Is tie state for q cheap
WEI ,.l ..y.raI otaur citizens are TAX
l'us. NAV. -, oi tie oilers and going to
10 'g-,.' g.I. ,br-e ,ac line forests Of tim
ia'' -1 .s,, ii oil grand scenery and
Ssf' . a''L', 4 aal. will make homes all
q la,'..'',, .t'1,l g,yo.s5rDy, fa,, Hep"6-
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.lgVmR IS going to be lumber this year.
We bear Of n firm over the river, among
ow Cdio neishbors, that has a profit OF
Stnt -Ay On a recent purchase OF lum-
bcr st tie laScs. A Dubuque, Iowa, dis
patch oi,he g8ol, says:
The lGmbyr7lealers OF this city held u
meeting to-day and decided to advance
prices 81 cents and 81 on dimension, 81, on
sidns, % cents on joists, 81 on timber,
and y cent, on Ia;H and shingles. Stocks
are .shtaGd lhr demand very active, with
very little lumber to be obtained at points
above, Prices oi logs are fully s. higher
than last spring and the winters cut will
not exceed " per cent OF last year.
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rrr democratic legislature Of West
Virginia has applied the serrymandering
p,,rt,, in .atn fashion that Republicans
t,.,be DE Congressional districts as
ng,,oaleg 4II,-bag., shoe.string and
d.Is. Ba. ,omc oi the maiorities lett are
sg,i, aaI It appears possible that the
br.irt.s mas Prove to have been overdone.
.n,7H N EImtl'Iru. a
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AN IxrEEESrIAG POINT,
OF Which the LcgiSIMIuFe OF weSt VII
EinIR VIII PlcnSe Take Notice.


PRrSrYrowH, W. VA, March "a, 1882.
To&s Lsgislu,rs Of IEat J'Hgiuia:
The undersigned hereby gives you notice
on behalf Of himself and many Others, that
unless you rcdistrict the Congressional dis.
tricts of this State in accordance with the
Constitution and laws Of the United States
apd the Constitution II West Virginia,
they will nominate and vote ior candidates
in the old districts, and one for the State
at large, and ti.at the seating Of the Candi-
dates thus nominated and voted for will
be claimed in the next House of Repre-
'sentatives of the United States. \ people
who would submit to such an Outrage as
You have perpetrated upon them by the
scheme Of redis;rieting adopted by your
body, are fit only to be slaves. They are
unworthy OF the name of American free.
men. Respectfully,
HARMAN SGXsEt.
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TITTSBURCiII,

PfrrsBURGu, March 94.-The state of
trade has not undergone any material
change since last week.
The pig iron market continues dull and
depressed with sales small, but 10 change
in prices.
Manufactured iron Is moving along
steadily, with good demand at ruling
card rltes.
The window glass trade is quite active,
with the demand increasing as the build
ing season draws near. Prices are still at the
late advance. Prescriptions are dull but
steady.
Petroleum was excited and advanced 4
cents, closing rathcr firm to-day at s2lc,
Sales and resales 1921 600 barrels; ship.
ments 29i 600 barrels.
Coal is dull and depressed, but un,
changed. Shipments to lower ports 2,6l6,
600 bushels,
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AN IMPORTANT SALE.
Transfer of Valuable Mining Lands Iu
the HsehInE Wiley.


AKRoS, O., March 2i.-The Akron Iron
Company, composed Of Lewis Miller, John
R ButcheI, j. A. Long and others, have
sold about 1860 acres OF their coal and
iron lands in the Hooking Valley, together
with all their Improvements, furnace, etc
to the Standard Iron & Coal Company for
$4,000. The members Of the latter
company are General Samuel Thomas,
Of Columbus, president; William D. Lee,
Of Newark, vice president and general
manager, with Hons. Charles Foster,
Matthew Addy, Of Ohio; Oliver Ames, ]. II.
Brooks, George ". Dave. Of Boston;
James G. Blaine, George Hall, Eugene
Hale, Of Maine; George w. Chapman,
James Villas and s. u, Elkinsi Of New York
City, directors, with u capital OF Is, ,C0O, 600.
The papers are to be made out April 18th,
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How to secure uealth,

1t is strange any one will suffer from de-
rangcmentS brought on by impure blood
when SCOVILI'S SARSAPARILIA AND
STILLINGIA or BLOOD AND LIVER SYR.
UP will restore health to the physical o!gani-
Eation. Il isa strengthening syrup, pleasant
to take, and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing setntula, Syphy!Itic
disorder, Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipe-
las Malaria, Nervous disorders, Debility.
Bilious complaints and Diseases Of the Blood.
liza, k9eaa1sY YSSaar -SSh,a IL. eIc,
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The Petitions for His Pardon-Steps
Taken for His Release.

sperIal Dispatch to the lntelliEeneeE
wAsuNoroS, D. c., March 94-The
food Of letters in behalf Of the pardon or
the communication Of the sentence OF Ser
geaat Mason, which Is pouring into the
White House, shows an increasing interest
in the matter all over the country. An
enormous petition for Masons pardon.
containing over 1900 signatures, was to-
day received from Toledo, Ohio, Members
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SIX SCAFF0LD S1'IFFS.
HANemAM's DAY ALL AROUND.
snall' EI'eutIon at Pltt.SurvA-rArts Other
lIaSEInE' Ia the Esy'tOuS Stats-rhs
Deeds for Which III. Criminal. Died.
The Uunl Protests Of IanOssnss.

rrTsBuRdn, Mssrh 24.-The first exc
eution iii six years took place in the
County Court yard in this city at noon to
day, when Edgar Frank Small was hanged
for the murder Of Nicholas Jacoby. Small
was man Of good natured points, but from
birth his surroundings were Of the worsi
character. His victim was a mill work.
man who had married woman named
Lottie McAleese, who gained considerable
notoriety some years ago in rowing boats
On the evening Of January 10, 1879, he
i0uad his vile Ia company with Small
(who had just been discharged from an
eight years term in the penitentiary) in a
beer saloon. He aud Small had some hard
words, and they fought, but were parted.
In going home, short distance from the
saloon, Jacoby was shot by some person
Otoge by him, and in his dying statement
asserted that Small did the deed.
Small was arrested, tried and convicted.
the evidence though purely Circamstantiai
being very stropg. After conviction every
effort possible was made to have the con.
demned man pardoRed, but without avail
and in January OF this year Governor Hovt
signed his death warrant. Throughout the
three years Small maintained stoical in.
difference to his fate, stoutiy asserting his
innocence, and only yesterday writing a
letter to his spiritual adviser, in which he
said he was about to snifer for another
ones crime. He remained up until /
O'Clock this morning,.when he retired and
slept well, arising at o'clock. After eat.
ing sparingly OF his breakfast be proceeded
to dress himself with Scrupulous ncatness.
lis mother, attircd in black, called at 10
O'Clock to see hin for the last time. The
interview was brief aud very affecting.
At quarter before twelve o'clock the
condemned .man was I'D 10 the allows,
He walked with firm step and mounted
the scatOld without ialtering. In answer
to the question whether he had anything TO
say he replied 81 did not kill Nick Jacobv:
| am an innocent man" The rope was
then placed about his neck and he ad.
jHsted it with his own hands. The cap was
next put on, and after solemn and i'm.
pressive prayer by Rev. Donehoo, the trap
was sprung and Small launched into eier
NIFTY. There was perceptible quiver of
his body and then all was still. Tie body
was allowed to hang twenty minutes when
II was cut down aud lie pronounced ex-
tinct, death having resulted from strangu.
Iat'on. The execution was Strictly private,
not more than one hundred people wit
Messing it,
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FACED ms FATE Win COURAGE.

MIbDLEBURG, Pa, March 24.-Jonathan
Mayer, who participated in the murder OF
John and Gretchen Kintxler on the 9th Of
December, 1871, Was executed this morn
ing. The condemned man met his fate with
counge. He proftssed religion and ex-
pressed strong hopes Of reaching heaven.
This morning Mayer made final state
mentto one oithe ministers in which he said
he knew acknowledgements on the Friday
Of It's occurrence, but was told Of it the fol.
lowing evening by Ettinger, and that he
only aided in the division Of the money.
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Pmur C. GARRETT, President OF the
CoL'mi'tcc OF One Hundred, Of Philadel-
PIN, Iectaredin that city an evening or
tFoS on Party Politics in Large Cities. "
He ave asrlpajc sketch OF the growth OF
tie "boss system in cities, and strongly
deprecated the dragging Of National issues
INTO nunicjp,ll contests. He added:
The retail hquor traffic and the iimita.
tons Of is liccn.'e the water supply, the
highway, the facilitating Of rapid transit,
and YET ii, just ana proper limitation, and
The taxation for the care of the avenues
oVeFwaich /, claims precedece; all these
aH1 legion more should concern us in
municipal politics, and should form the
ess Of municipal parties, and the issues
aPo0 which We should divide in municipal
e1ttt.gus.
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CINCINNATI, March 24.-The week has
been marked by sudden and disas-
trous floods in the region tributary to Gin.
cinnati, the effects OF which has been plain.
ly ielt in business. The interruption to
business, although not protracted has been
sufficient to make important fluctuations
In the price Of corn and wheat al least.
The colder weather, together with the high
winds have checked the rise in the OHIO
river and kept 1t below Cd height. Farm.
ing operations will be ecked, however,
by the overflow Of many small streams
throughout Indiana.
The money market continues close and
business men find It necessary TO restrict
business for lack Of money. Balances are
exhausted and t6s UsaihisxSS UsaihisxSS hsT reached tna
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ST. IorIS. Mo, March 24.-Prot. ]. Q.
Hawkins, 4 teaGhsF IN the Howard school
at Fort Smith, Ark, eomnisted suicide by
taking morphine. Hawkins was eol'
ored and graduated Of Avery colleGe, al.
Ilsgheny City, Pa
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appearance Of having been formed to meet
the wishes Of aspiring politicians, | be-
lieye that party supremacy should be
maintained by the enactment Of wise,
liberal and iidicious laws, and an honest
and economical administration Of the same.
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ThS leaves the tax on whisky, malt
liquor, and tobacco and cigars, us it now
SIals-riz-0O cents per gallon on
EhsSy $ per barrel on malt liquors, l6
cents per pound on tobacco, and s. per
thouAai on cigars.
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''weiis' Health Remover" I" greatest remedy
on earth for impotence, leanneSs, sexual de-
biIity, &c, 81, at druggists. Depot, Laugh
lin Bros, Wheeling.
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The thingdesired found at last. Ask Drug.
sistS for Rough on Rats II clears ont ratS,
mice, roaehss, dies, bedbugs. l5C boxes.
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is the best salvc fOrcuts, bruises, sores ulcers,
salt rheum, tetter, chappcdbaDds, chilblains,
eorhs and all kinds OF skin eruptiOns, freck.
les and pimplcs. Get HCnry's CGFbolic Salye,
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i'lodp aov vasItthe only reduction in
inteFaal revenue nXrs that will be made at
this session d Congress, will be the follow.
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DgRNos CArSREn sxuFy cures all affections
Of the mucous membrane of the head and
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ANGELICA, y. Y, March 2l.-John Nc.
Garthy was hanged here this morning for
The murder Patrick MArkey in November
last. When asked il he had any remarks
to make he said to the District Attorney:
you are a blood thirsty brute, you are.
You know in your heart that am not
guilty Of this crime" Almost Immediately
the rope was cut and Mccarthy died with
out struggle.
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Dr. Morris Liver Pills arc the best cathar-
tic regulators.
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HAREIsarRG, Pa, March 24.-Fank and
Henry Rumberger were hanged at 1880
this morning for the murder Of Daniel
Iroutman, in November, 1850. Both men
assembled the scatfold with tirmness. The
religious service was very brief, and at is
conclusion the sheriff adjusted the ropes,
pulled the caps over their eyes and almost
instantly the trap was sprung. The erin.
InaIS died easy, their necks being broken
by the fall.
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noNEI-on Friday nIgAt, March q. isSi. at u
O'clock, HAERY DoSLL, aged % yeaa and month.
EnncnL notice hereafter.
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GRAND Opening Day.
A. SIEDENBACH & BRO.
llO4 Main street.
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of Congress are continually delivering to
the President the petitions received from
their constituents, which are referred as
usual to the Judge Advocate General Of the
army for consideration.
Active steps in SIason's behalf were
taken to-day by the presentation in the
Supreme Court Of the paper and petitions
asking for a writ OF hd6cds corpus. The
Court will decide on Monday as to whether
it will allow the filing Of the petition.
Meetings are being held in various por-
tons Of the city each night in the interest
Of SIason's wife and child, and the con.
tributions were placed in the hands Of the
lady's friends to-day to bring her from her
home in Virginia to this city. She is ex.
pectcd to arrive in few davs.
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is the best remedy for dyspepsia, biliousness,
malaria, indigestion and diseases Of the blood,
Kidneys, liver, skin, ETC.
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special Dispatch TO the lnteligencer
WASHINGTON, March 24.-The Commit
tee on Judiciary this morning, by vote Of
. to ., agreed to report favorably resolu.
ton admitting to seat in Congress Mr..
Majors, the contingent member from Ne
braska. There will bea minority report
from MeSsrs. Hammond (Ga.) and Knott
(Ky.) of the committee. There is likely to
he partisan fight over the matter in the
House, althOul the report is to be made
by Democrat, Mr.. Culberson.
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coming Cabinet ChaIgca,

Special Dispatch TO the lntelllgeuceF.
WASHINGTON, March 24.-The prospects
are tonight that the nomination Of Senator
Teller, to be Secretary Of the Interior, will
be sent to the Senate on Monday or Tues.
day next. 1t is said that Mr. Teller has
always been very anxious for the nomina-
ton Of his friend ChafEee to the position,
and persistentty refused to accept the posi-.
ton until he was satisfied that it would
not be offered to Chafce. The latter says
that he is not desirous to succeed Teller in
the Senate, as his business would not admit
Of it. It is understood tonight that Gov.
Pitkin will appoint his friend ex. Governor
Routt to succeed Teller. This is on
Betford's recommendation, who is to be
candidate for Senator before the legislature
next year.
1t is understood tonight that General
Grant is again vigorously pushing General
Beale for the SecretaEyship OF the Navy,
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DOsTON.

BosroN, March 94-The Commercial Bull
Ltia will say tomorrow:
Fhe sales OF wool continue to diminish
and foot up total Of but | IA, 4,437 pounds
Of domestic and 43S,O0O pounds OF foreign
for the week. Prices are settling down.
ward trihe, 42a43c being now the full
quotations Tor choice, Y aud Xxx, washed
deeces and domestic.
Hides are tirmcr. The sales Of green
salted Cowhides to come from the West are
about lc in advance.
The wholesale boot and shoe trade is
fairly active. The shipments OF hoods and
shoes from Boston to all points outside OF
New England amounted to 52,ll2 cases
this week, against 81, ,0J3 cases las; week,
There is a tirmer feeling in dry goods,
and some makes OF shcetings and drills
advanced lc per yard. Woolen fabrics are
in satisfactory request at steady prices.
Throughout the past year 100 equipped
and properly managed WOODEN mills have
been making money. The troubles at the
Pacific Mills are wholly due to the changes
of fashion, whose effects have been US favor.
able for the wooden mills in general US il
has been disastrous for the Pacific.
Cotton has been quiet this week, with
slight symptoms OF Il reaction. New Eng.
land Spinners are not willing to place any
orders today above l2ic for middling up
lands.
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Ohio Courts--ChNnge orTime for Hold.
lug Them.

Special Dispatch to the IHtelllSeacer.
WAsuESorOX, March PA bill was
passed under suspension Of the rules to-
day changing the time Of holding the
United States Circuit and District Courts
in the northern district Of Ohio. The bill
provides that the terms shall begin at
Cleveland the first Tuesdays in February,
April and October, and in Toledo the first
Tuesdays in June and December. .
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 2l.-The clear,
iRgs Tor the past six days have been 81, 49,,
3S2, million less than for the previous
week, with the same difference between
the present week and the corresponding
period OF last year, but over million lar.
ger than for the same time in 1850. This
decrease is accounted for by the unflvora.
bic weather and the floods in the South,
both Of which have restricted trade to the
bounds ofactual wants. The general trade
has been fair considering the condition
above mentioned.
Money is more plentiful than last week
and the trade is hopeful OF good season,
Cotton has been moderately active with u
good demand for all offered at full prices,
Provisions have ruled firm and business
has been good.
Iron has ruled steady with iairdemand
and limited supply.
Tobacco continues active and prices are
higher for allgrades than they were for the
same period OF 1851.
The whisky trade is in better shape, in
anticipation OF helpful legislation by Con.
gress, and with the extension OF the bonded
period there will less anxiety to force
sales.
Flour remains firm and prices are hard.
euing. The tendency is to higher figures,
because, it is said, wheat is selling at q
figure in no way corresponding with the
price of flour, The demand is good for all
choice fancy brands.
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