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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-20

1; CIScISSArl, May 10. The festival has
been n decided success, although the ex-
pcnses haYe been extraordinary. With tho
exception Of Materna and SCandidus, the
soloists have not been prominent, but ali
have been impressed by thcsplendid work
OF the orchestra and chorus. 1tE, 8l4 t5s,t s
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TrIbutc to tho Late Gen. IIurlbu..

= WASHINGTON, May l9-The Peruvian
Minister called upon the President today
and presented an autograph letter Of
President Montero, expressing the grlel OF
the Government and the people Of Peru at
the death Of Minister IIurlbut and sin.
corc sympathy with the Government and
people OF the United States. The
letter refers to & tho ssd lats Minis.
ter rs "the truest and noblest
champion OF Peru's cause, which is the
cause Of right and Justice" ,1...,. 4.
A President Arthur expressed qualification
that tho country, in which Gen. Hurlbut
had done bis last work, had been pleased
to commend him so, graciously, and he
assured @ Minister Elmore Sol his
appreciation Of the action and promised {
reply should Gbe sent ut mn early day t
President EAlontero. Tho presentation @
tho letter, by n noticeable coincidence, tool
place on tho anniversary Of Genera
llurlbut's confirmation. x sS.. .'st w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-20

To- e. q
New YoRX, May 19.-Augustus D. Leigh
ton, colored, was iianged at S:.l7 this morn
ing for the murder OF his mistress, Mary
Dean. Leighton was an exceedingly good
looking fellow, no darker in complexion
than n Cuban, and several shades lighter
than many Of them. Mary Dean, the vic.
tim OF Leighton, was q beautiful octoroon,
twenty years old. She was married at six
teen and deserted by her hus band ut nine
teen. She then opened Il house OF assigua.
ton on Twenty-seventh street. Leighton
became her lover. He was great dandy
and iavorite among colored girls and sue
cess;ul barber. lIc became engaged to Il
mulatto named Mary Delwor.h, and quar-.
relied with Dean to yet rid OF her. She for
bade him her house. Hearing she was
endeavoring 10 injure him with his allianc-
ed by sending her information OF his past,
he called OH her Sunday evening, June II,
1880. She refused to let him in and came
down Il high stoop and talked to him on
the pavement. a quarrel cusued and
he made threats. She ran to the top OF
the stoop and called the police. Leighton
ran up to her, grasped her by tho throat,
took out Il razor and drew it twice across
her throat, severing the jugular veins.
She fell dead. Hc fled to Harrison, MI,
but there surrendered himself. ~ J,
The death warrant was read 10 leighton
in his cell, and then the procession to the
gallows was formed, Rev. Dr.. Morgan pre-.
ccding and reading II am the resurrection
and the lifc." Leighton glanced occasion.
Tally TO one side and the other, and, when
near the gallows, looked TT it It second and
then his eyes dropped toward the pave.
ment. On reaching the gallows he turned
and faced the spectators. The cxecutioner
adjusted the moose and drew the black cap
over his face. The signal was given, the
rope cnt, and the bod y Of the condemned
man bounded in the air and fell back
within three feet OF the pavement. The
moose failed 10 slip under the ear and
caught under the chin. Then commenced
sickening struggles, which showed Leigh.
ton was stranglins 10 death. The fingers
clutched convulsively, the legs were drawn
up, and the victims agonized, heavy
breathing was awful to hear. In seven
minutes he was pronounced dead by the
official physician, but rs the party was par
TALLY lowered, the convulsive heavings o
tho chest were plainly discernible. An
other physician declared hi,s dead cigh
minutes after the first announcement
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-20

" CuMnEELANp, MD, May. {, II
Goltlsborough has been arrss,ctl lSonStltes
charge Of criminal lihol. .ot:BNn. NJ iprice.S
in connection with the Moroy lett asss
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5 A. baltimore,

Vi DALTIMoRE, May 1o.-Tl,e supply Of
money for, tho past week Shass been ample.
AN prompt interest paying railroad bonds
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At Chicago,

CHICAGO. May 10.-The weeks business
has been notable from the beginning Of
regular stock exchange, with call and
pretty large sales OF listed securities. The
business community already declare the
board Il success and predict great advant-
ages from its presence here. Sales to-day
OF various securities, chiefly railroads, u;-
grcgated $4,000 shares. Monetary situation
is comfortable for all parties in interest.
Clcarings, estimating Saturday, were $685.
100000. Thcmercantilctra,e OF the city was
fairly action, though the cool weather has, in
some degree dcmomlized trade, but bus-
ness is fairly. active now and prices keep
pretty firm. On Change there have been
no remarkable developments; prices main
tain pretty even pace for grain, while
provisions arc decidedly stronger and tend
to advance There is good deal Of pressure
towards higher prices than have yet been
reached. -, +. .syl Z; N 81
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WASHINGTON, May 10.-Thc most inter
;esting political rumor OF the "higher cir
cles" tonight is that Blaine will take the
stump in Pennsylvania next fall for the
Independent ticket. ,--a, !; 4
The President, Secretary Folger and At
torney.General Brewster attended tho races
at Ivy Park, near this city yesterday. :
The general .lefcien cy appropriation bill
will appropriate about S2l 100000, sixteen
million OF which is to supply the deiicicn.
cies in appropriations for the payment Of
pensions during the fiscal year.
1t is said that the names of nearly zoe
persons, with strong Endorsements, have
been presented to the President rs those Of
candidates for places on the tariff commits
sion. Nearly all OF them arc representa-
tive OF special interests or industries, and
there is good authority for tho statement
that the commission will not be composed
OF persons directly connected with promin.
ent industries. G5. ., Z. (.
Senator Mitchell has left for his home in
Pennsylvania. Before leaving he was the
recipient of good many calls from friends
who wished him n rousing Independent
convention ut Philadelphia next Wedncs
day. :
Tho factions Of Pennsylvania Rcpubli
cans in this city arc endcaYoring to ira
ternize and harmonixe. The Cameron rins
has resolved, that "we regard any attempt
to form IN Independent ticket scditiou!
and dangerous, and such action as aiding
and abetting the Democratic party"
The Cabinet discussed the Tariff Com
mission to-day and the understanding
reached was TINT tho leading interests o.
tho country should be represented upol
the commission by the best men obtain
able. 1t is stated upon the authority Of {
Cabinet oilicer, TINT not n single member o
tho commission is yet decided upon. Tht
question will be again. considered at thu
meeting on Tuesday next. The indica
tions are that the commission will bc nom
mated next week.
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TIIE POTENT BOTTLE
:, -uf cLoAxRooM OF THE SENATE,
.,..,.,,,a A nu,i Eetuetn DtlliE'rsat Con
.,,,n-Ths national Hank E1ttnsion Bill
,,,,,a IN the ilouse-l'eadAlls 0o'aip
About the repnvlranlA Squaeble. rs

HYE
sstlh Dispatch to tho 'n's'''sSnes,i w ,io.,,>, e,.
wAsuSGroS, May i'',i"o,.o.'s. .''a.'y
mxel the Na'lo'''' o"''" e . o' 49,
bill, late this "llefhoo,'' ~" & wy J., '". ", ~"
pti,y. The only ''''''D'e '"e ,.. m Wv ~. w.
bite was the continuous W.. os,"''" ~ sno
GpenlMcEeTS anu NV Deo.. m .''.e'
Of Missouri, a''a'Nc" '"o D.'"oe'"''' ~ ~
day, anl Indulge" III 'o"'s s''S H., s' 90
against that pan! ~ f". o ~
piled. The uVsAc" ID , ~ Wv. - " rsa.,
that there IS no P'''pee' " No",o'. ~"
action between 'l,'S' WV lS.s,.s % uu'''s
the remainder OF NV l|.a,''' , S, oo.e'''
Senator "1lI'n'''' "'', oo. ''.:', s,a. a''.. ~
Blackburn Of hc''"eN'' W." NV "s".
Thcrslr 'Aa' '"c ,Gpo',' @ 0en' ou. '',., .as.
urh. were sensational ana "ithout
,,tLo,i,v and TINT Il hostile meeting was
'u.'0', ~ '.,,omnlatcl All of which nny
never e0"''" ,to ,.nor.s cn,..or
sensible person. "no N'oMs ss''a'o'
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wHEE11Ne WEST VA. SATURDAY. MORNING, MAY ao 1852

room, where he nade her remain with him
during tho night. Tho States casc Is said
To. bc substantially closed. Tho defense
has not yet decided 10 put any witnesses OIL
tho stand. Adjourned until Tuesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-20
IIANGMAS'S DAY.
Two Executions Ycstcrday-OncI In Ne,
York nntl One III the SOutll.

York ind One III the south.
PULASKI, Tenn, May 10.-W. ". Rea,
who murdered Il man, in July last, was
hanged here to-day. Early this morning
he made an attempt 10 commit suicide by
morphine. It is supposed he got the NOR.
phine from morphine.eating prisoner in
an adjoining cell Mt Nashville. lie u.s.
sured his brother Yesterday that he would
not be hung. His brother advised himnot
to confess. There was no prospect OF COM
mutation or rescue. lie refused to see any
one except y minister, and said he was
prepared. An immense crowd was present.
The drop was four feet. Fisher, whose
name was signed to a confession, lias been
found, and, denies writing the letter un-
der oath.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-20
At Pittsburgh.

>plrrsBunGH, NIay l9.-Thcre has not
been much improvement in trade since
last week. Tho iron trade is flat. Orders
for manufactured iron are coming in
slowly and Il general mir OF dullness per-
vades the mills. Pig iron was in little
better inquiry hut sales are confined
to small lots ior immediate wants. No
material change for the better is
looked for until a settlement OF the wage
question has been made. The glass trade is
fairly active There is good
and increasing demand for window glass at
firm but unchanged rates. Coal is dull;
the labor troubles continue in the railroad
mines with no immediate prospects Of set.
tlemcnt. River coal business is depressed,
shipments 2,G50.O00 bushels to Cincinnati
and Louisville. Petroleum wns dull for
part OF the week. Tho report OF heavy
strikes, yesterday, however, created intense
excitement, and tue market became very
weak, declining 10 G5!c., which was the
closing price this afternoon. Sales and re.
sales 5,ll2,ooo barrels; shipments $4,000
barrels, Gr..,,s.
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Al lsONtOt1.

BosroS, May l0.-The unusually cold
and disasreeablc weather is undoubtedly
responsible for some OF the dullness that
now prevails in certain branches OF trade,
and especially in the dry goods interest.
The shoe and leather market was more
promising; the values OF leather and hides
was well sustained, some kinds tending
upward. Thcro bns been slight advance
in tanned and finished callskins. Ship
ments OF boots and shoes to points outsii
OF New England amounted to 81 JOG cases
against 33,0l2 last week. The profits Of
merchants and manufacturers in the shoe
and leather interest is not enhanced, how
ever, in any great degree, as to the wages
Of workmen.( Wool market less active;
new wool now being received in consider
able quantities; sales in round lots Of fine
and medium Virginia &c and Ohio fat
sheep tleeces Csc; prices Of :: old
wool unchanged. Tho wooden = goods
market dull. Wholesale clothing trade
disappointing and prices weakening: cotton
tritle easier. Pig iron trihe lirmer; bar
iron steadily declining; copper triAe
trmer at 17sc. Nearly NIL kinds Of old ma
terial except rubber dull and weak in
10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-20
At Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, May 'l0.-On Monday clear
weather came, and farm work is now being
pushed with yigor. The warmer weather
within the past few days is very. favorable
for corn planting, ,of which comparatively
little was dono until this week. The scare
about frost injury to wheat is generally dis.
sipated, and it is thought that the frost
really bcttered many fields by checking the
too forward growth. General trade has
been dull most animation is in grain and
food products here. Prices of grain are
tending down, owing to better receipts,
but the decline is light. Provisions are
stronger and higher, to.day's rates show
ing still further advance with Il corres-
rondinely strong demand. This condition
Of the market, with firm prices for other
staples, keeps the grocery trade briskcr
than almost any other branch. Dry
goods find few buyers in the city,
but there are good many orders
sent in; prices keep up well. Iron is dull,
but not lower. Tobacco in good demand
and fair prices. Whisky is Irregular, the
range being from Sl.l2 10 Sill; most OF
the combination sales OF finished goods
have been made on basis OF SLIP for
highwincs, but the basis was advanced to
$i.l3 and that seems to be the figure to
which the market is tending. 5tS.I5.
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STATE OF TRADE. r
THE WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW. ri;
Full aud Exhaustive Reports From the 'FRONT.',
nsnt Commercial aud Trade Csut.rs Of the (,
NV Country, Showing the Condition Of
& DuslneM aud ruture Prospects. 5tt

NEw YoRE, May 10.--Busincss generally
is fair; not large IN volumu but in tho main
moderately profitable. Dry goods tradc
duller than last week, tho unfavonble
weather still interfering with tho distribu.
ton Of scasonablc goods. There are no,
many buyers in tho market md only a
moderate amount OF orders are bcing 70.
celved from tho interior, for current sup.
plies. Tho grain market has been
very steady and, Notwithstanding II
considerable increase Of receipts,
prices arc well maintained, tho
market closes ut prices somewhat be-
low those Of a week ago. Lard, pork and
provisions have been strong, tho tendency
being steadily upward. In cotton the vol.
umo Of business Inns been increasing, but
prices declined aud the market closes wcal,
and lower Nothing Of special interest to
record in tho wool trade. Frcights very
dull, with the exception Of petroleum.
Consumption Of American pig iron con.
tinues large, although most deliveries are
upon old contracts; prices for finer grades
continue firm; small business only has
been done in pig iron; business in steel
rails very light. Tea trade dull and the dis.
tributive demand still light; market dc.
moralized by the large quantities thrown
upon it Tor foreign account. Brazil grades
Of coffee in light demand and nothing bo-
Ing done in invoices; prices iairly firm; re.
fined in fair demand for distribution and
prices unchanged. Receipts OF butter in.
creasing, and as there is little export dc.
mand, prices arc dropping aud a decline is
expected. Cheese III unsatisfactory shape;
Receipts tho last three days about $4,000
boxes. Exporters operating very sFMringly.
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9iCf SieScn'S Irp;eS.

9untspiIle, afa., .. 9ioocm5cr -
Sid Sirhel, nclder bier ipegcn Ser III 1881
periibten geraubuug gleranber Smitb's ;u
Dtusclc Shoats oor @eridIt ilaue, rpuroe &c,
tern idlulbig beiunSel, lebot empfablen ibn
bic @eldluorencn oct @uaes beS @eritt:s
Ius oem 3eugeuuerb6r gebt heruor, oa6 2ib,
DELI ni6t peri0uIid au oen 0iaubc betbeiligt
mar, ionSeru iidl In Sentudp bcIaub, nab
reuS ieinc @eTdbrten Sranf une Seize Sames
nnb Bin &nan oGS Serbreden begiugen.
Strmiughom, Ila., 2. 9ioucmteg. -
Giner 9epeife aus Suutsutue ;ufolge
iuspcnbirte hcute Der 8idtsr bas llrtbell
gegcu Sid 9ibbcQ mo iteute ben Geptereu
inter $1,000 SiirgidlQit Iir Iein grideinen
oar benz n8dteH @aridtstermiH. Gem Ser
ncbmeu mad idlug her &idtcr bicies Ser
iabren ein, neil 2ib5ell ais 3cuge In auoe
rem Yro'eHeu gegeu bic SanIeS idIe 9fdu6er
barSe, beiOHbers gcgen 6raHt Sames, im
Safe 6crIelbe megel Ses 0iaubes III Ruscle
Stca!s in alabama ucr @eribt geitelt pcr=
ben icllte, gebraudlt merOen birfte. Niln
ernartet baber, ba6 2ibbeQ entneoer begna
bi8t Oter baB ietn llrtbeil auf unfortunate
2ett uerIhobcu tpereeu luiro.
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Yu8 Der Serbreherhcpntf.

If artin s Serrn, 9, ,. 9topbr. -
Erau gGm. Vouar uub Srau WfcGartneu &C
rtethen geiteru @beuS in Streit, mobsi 6rau
Souar BON ibrer Gagueriu nit elmer 9roSeu
steere geitod,n uuS t60tltf uerleet mIroc
Shrep eport, Ga, /. Eoueuttcr -
Ser Hsger 9Grt. Sarris maAte gaiteru aui
baS fleine S0dterden beS YHan;erS @eorge
8. gSilScr sireu uniittliGeu 4ngriii, mur6c
cher pon herbei eilcubeu girgecu ueriagt,
cerfoIGt gna, alS CT iid nid)t er5cben Rollte,
erifohcu.
u dinaham, R.,@., 1. Houember.
- Sbomas G0ltot, :. s. BerbI uno Daniel
McGastell, brrt bieitge Sabritarbeiter, ge,
rtetten bcute friih III sincn blutigen &dmpi
nit 0teiisrn. Gt(tott wurbe Der 9eib auf
geitiist uno linn bic WiusgeIn beiSer Arnle
burdidnittsu. Seine &erlesuuaeu iiuS Ill
beoiust t6otlih. MtGasfsll lpUrSe al ;cbu
Stelten bes &Grpers lcbenSaefdbrlid) uer
munhet; Ffreu rHttanl nit lcidttu Ser.
lesnrgen.
San Into nio Ser.. /. HopemJ.r
-Sn&eneauzGo oKntp battcn @oparb &enHeOp
rrS Sn'. @risipilt Streit Sanncbn uaunte
GrisDiu eineH 9ieb: 9ektcrer itlug ibn IN
Geild9t nnS tpErbe earauf uou RcuReog erz
'dpfien.
s8ilrington, Del, 9. Toocnlb.r. -
SbsOoore &alep, cin Habe 3elmar Wobuon
ber Sarmcr, beBing hsute iriib SelbItmuco.
inbsn er fif nit riucrl Gaiirlueiier bic Se6le
Smdiid'nI;r. Gr gait ldou lauge fir wlbu,
fiuuiQ.
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AZ. eSsaGrgaug.
Staot 2!artimore.
Temer in eiucm Simacl= Ianacl.
Gin Gponn i'm Settc rerbyaus,.


Sente WtorBcr un llBr brad in Dem
.arlinatru Sommrrgartsn" al hcF Hores
Sigbfra6c Teuer ans, ivsldlts burd) Die aui
tus Glarmiigral berbgi9esilte 6!Hetrebr erit
eann pClGittt rurtc, nadNem Gas sWeif6ftae
SinterbauS Gir,ia nuSgebraunt mar.
Sn bcr Gcbdutr ih!itfeu ;!uei luuge 0as
mru, bic I.eodl turG bic 4uitreuguHgcu BON
Bot,ifcu atrsttet unN in siuem Nlhbar.
hauie nE.ergetraft murter.
Gin iurqer @iaun, btr lteod] i'll mid gang
niihtsrnru Suitapoe mar uno ujdlt anssbsn
'onute, no CT stmeien, trua idnerc Srauos
nuneeu an Gsiidte bapor.
Gr pcrfhtrte bte Eoti;tlsu. bag aHs Per-
ioneu, mcitls In benz geblues ibLicfcu, aus
oemIelbCu rnttpnIrlsn isisn. @lsid)e au3as
ben madtcn Die bsiSeu WidoteH.
aber leicer iolItcu Ft bic gugabau ntAt
STANDARDIZATION, bonn ais nld) y0bcn Der
Nlammeu S1iilfs Sngeuieur GQenNer surt
oie ausggbrGnnten Tdume id)ritt, fano CT
in eiuenI bintereu Raume teS Stod.uertes
in einem L3lb9ertrdnnteu Sttte bic Setbe
zines Wurnes, belitu Ram; ais Sobu Burs
ION auge9sucn, lie9en.
gr id)isu tbe i'm Nit Ilammsu trreidt
hatten ihcH cen Soe burdl Grisidtu erltttcn
81 babsn.
gtaberes iter Den Scbauar.Swiiroigcn
frnute Der Iritbcu NorBcutuR0t hllber
nift ansgcfunocn luerhen. Der am &C.
baube mo D!obilieH nngeridtste Shaoeu
betrGgt $1,000.
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WeranserrngrH bic BON 9aa IA
Sag mad, benz @e6ramtf,e ses
SciluitteIS cintrpfru

u GnteInnne, geritotucer Der SIpIdbs, Ser ss.
qepdnntbett rer DclaidoIie 9unabIls ms prdftf,
guug Scs 6leiites unb hcr 2qtlsfsln.
2 Die FrGtts nttW.u IL. Der abbcttt pirS b,Ier
eie NnbrnnG tmedt, has inurc Aui1!oBcu bSrt AM
eie gereai'B t cut, rubi9sr rrS ungtit5rter gtS,I
ann fr.'Ges. CclGrit, GriCGdCg. '
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S6it tett 9lItt uhn 1.luub aus Der llriu IN uitbt
nSer trtee icntSEI .r2 b'l h tLor Die Gntle srlua
oeijtlben gttt 'dmu-lrS Ccr nd
81 @CutGtcIt ftr Ddurrlasu SsllllnJ aLler uusniI.
tlrItnsn 'dpd0thoIa CRt.ttCiG6gt uEe Srlittsuna
Guer GrGane.
s. Gie 0eJbc 7arel III ggstftu beg @gses urb st,
tet uno madt tirJt acUubtu lllrcu 0autfarbs gIot.
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n 8rr Eog ~ EGg metreH iic3 tet Dem 8e6r1,,15
bee SdrfapartIIan he e9r'eidcI Der nIriidtebrenbes
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nnnt ntmint bic arGr,tGit o. ullS nas fremSsn urs
reinCn Stofie i'm Frrper, @ei6nitre Eorte cnot.x
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8 Su S6ler, foD has sBFem ausocioasn ipcrSer IN
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heidiung Der GErtcr, 4trttGIrrura rec H;ifnra.s
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and I'd BIs5 tLeIben, 70 III Lis5 elm ftbtres g.i.
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