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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-27
THE EPERSECUTED JEWS
SOUND VIEWS OF PResloENrAR7HvR
An lntsrsslIng lutsryltw Between the Chief
Magistrate and = Colorado Couyrss,man-
Clar OF llussIa to b. Requested to FRO.
ttet the Hebrews from Persecution,

WASHINGTON, April 26.--Julge Delford
Representative iii Congress from Colorado
had IN Interview to-day with tho presidcn,
regarding the persecution Of Jews in Rus.
s'a. The Judge showed that the atrocities
practiced on tho Jews in Russia hive taken
tho form Of destruction Of property by
plundcr and fire, injury to person, murder.
OTIS assaults, outragcs on mothers, wives
and daughters, anu deliberate murder. As
nearly as the results OF these at,ocities can
bc ascertained and stated in figures, he
said, 1t appears that over two hundred wo.
men have been violated, sixty men killed
md seventy wounded, over twenty thou.
sand rendered homeless and about S75,-
100000 worth Of property stolen and
wrecked.
Judge Bcliord reminded tho President
that intervention in such cascs had been
practiccd by civilized nations for the past
two centuries. lie CITED Il number OF cases
where Intervention had occurred in late
years, among them being tha. OF Russia, on
behalf OF the prosecuted Christians in
Turkey. The Intervention Of Russia, in
behalf OF Greek Christians in the Turkish
dominions was ayowed rs Il justification
for the undertaking Of tho Crimean war.
And, again, that in 1877, the Intervention
Of Russia in behalf OF the Christian subjects
OF the Sultan was the single pretcxt for the
Russo-Turkish war.
In reply to Judge Beliord, the President
said that he felt deeply interested in the
prosecuted Hebrews, and was determined
to do everything, that could be done with
propricty, to induce the Russian govern
ment to extend the fullest protection TO
this class OF its subjects; that he Lad, with
in the past few days, addressed y com.
munlcation to our representative at St.
Petersburg, directing him to invite the at
tention Of the Car to these reported
atrocities, to express the adherence that
was felt in this country in relation to these
outrages, and cntreating him to exercise
his authority to prevent their recurrence.
The President further said that, while it
was delicate matter for this Government
to interfere between the Government Of
Russia and its subjects, yet he was deter
mincd To lo NIL thnt roul1 ho ,a,, ;.I
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
DULL IN BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS
Tho Chinese Hill Ia the Senate and Contestcd
Election Case In the llouSc-unfortuuats
Dlssentions In the Republican hanks.
Personal Notes aud G0sAip.


Special Dispatch to the ln,cl,gcncer.
WAsuISoroS, April 2G.-Considerablc
fault is being found here with the lack Of
unanimity apparent in the Republican
purity in the House. II has been strongly
apparent during the session, but It was ex.
pected that the Republican caucus, of
some days since, would have established
IN understanding among the membcrs Of
the party, with such success that the pol
icy, upon the more important questions 10
be considered by Congress, would by this
time have been understood. Yesterday,
however, while part Of the majority made
an effort to get up tho Lynch Chalmers
case, upon which 1t is all important
that the party should DO united,
tho committee on ways md means,
leading another and smaller faction, str,g.
giles 10 raise the question Of consideration
upon the tariff bill. The result was, TINT
both efforts were defeated, ind Mr.. Robin.
son, Of New York, Democrat, secured the
floor and pounded away ut the Administra.
ton in It wild and illogical manner. The
Republican majority in tho House, being
relieved OF its embarrassment upon this
question, was then enlivened by Mr.. Sunset
Cox, Of New York, who cut out Robinson's
wild.eyed, denunciatory resolution by one
not only favorable 10, but also encouraging
to the Administration. 1t is very evident
that II the House should adjourn in time
to prevent this session from running into
the next, the Republican majority must be
moro closely united and come to some bet
ter understanding Of its purposes and pre-
rogatives and Of what is demanded OF it.
Judge ". J. Robertson, OF Virginia,
counsel for the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Rail
road, applied to Chief Justice Waite, of
the supreme court, to-day, for writ OF
error to.the supreme court OF West Nir-
ginia, in the case in which the latter held
the Chesapeake < Ohio Railroad to be tax
able. Chief Justice Waite said that tho
writ should issue.
Senator Camden went TO Patkersburg,
last night, to be gone ior q few days.
Thomas B. Gorrcll has been appointed
postmaster ut Hebron, W. Va. The name
Of the postofllce at York, Roanc county,
has been changed to lIodam.
Harrison A. Asher. ut Lone Tree, George
". Hill, at Pnrdy, and Wm. Ptscy, at Mar.
tin, Grant county, are the West Virginia
postmasters commissioned yesterday.
President Garrett, OF the b. & 0. road
was in the city, yesterday, looking utter
some railroad litigation in Congress.
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THE INDIAN WAR,
4 Hinins Camp Attacked and Three
Men KiIleh-Other AtlvIccs.


Men KiIleii-Otllcr AtlvIce..
San FhASctsco, April Ca Tucson dis
patch from Tombstone says indians at
tackled an American mining camp at So
nora, April q, killing Messrs. Lowery, Ray
and Rickcys. Three others made their
escape. The Indians carried Off all the
camp property Of value. There are many
Americans in the neighboring hills and
more murders arc expected. The authori-
ties have ordered soldiers and volunteers
to pursue the Indians and take no prisoners
san Francisco, April ga Lordsburg
dispatch says: The burning OF the town OF
Galleyville, reported in yesterdays dis
patches, has been confirmed. The num-
ber killed is reduced, however, from thirty
five to thirty. Parties just in IRON the
Burro mountains report all quiet in that
section;
Great fears arc entertained for the safety
OF miners and prospecion, occupying nu-
mcrous small mining camps where the In
dians are known TO have taken refuge, nj
ter their escape from Stems Peak range.
LITTLE Rock, AEy., April GA special
from Elpaso says: The Mexican comman-
der-in-chiei, across the river, teJcsraphs to
Gen. Mckenzie, at Santa Fe as follows: ~
am just informed by Gen. Reyes that
near the frontier a battle ensued
on the 9th, with number Of Indians
from Arizona Territory, when nine Of the
Indians were killed and n plumber OF
stolen horses were recovered. Eight Sec
tions Of my command ass in pursuit Of the
Indians. | communicate This to you rs
they may eros, over into New Mexico"
San FnANcisco, April 26.--A Wilcox,
Arizona, dispatch reports that the Indians
are within four miles OF the town. Three
men reported killed near San Carlos.
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NEWS NOTES ny WIRE,

The remains OF the late Gen. Hurlbut,
United States Minister to Peru, have been
taken to Chicago.
jay Gould and his friends are ut Lam.
pasas, New Mexico They do not intend
10 volunteer in the Indian war.
Ono Of the foreign consuls, at Montreal,
Zerondaki by name, is in juil. on the
charge OF assaulting u ten.ycar-old girl.
The six,y.third anniversary OF the fopn-
dation Of Odd Fellowship lwus generally
observed throughout the country yesterr
day. a
John Dear, young boy in charge Of the
Chicago 4 Alton telegraph Office ut Cen
traiia, Missouri, WIS chloroforned and tied,
lust night, by, two unknown. men: They
put out the lights, but were Obliged to
leave without any booty. 1. X 3.
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Tic Chicago IInrfkrru

CHICAGO, April 2G.-Wheat was fairly nc
tive to'dny and prices averaged decidedly
lower, although the opening was stronger
under cold rain and unfayo,al,!e outside
adviccs. As the weather cleared and the
sun shown, towards the closing hours,
prices declined smartly but were unsettled
throughout. The last GALES showed drop
ot !asc below yesterdays close.
Corn wns very active, very weak and
very unsettled and irregular.
Oats were quiet and steady, but about n
halt-cent lower with very moderate trading
at The decline. :
Fork vas fairly active aud irregular,
selling Off 5alOc early and closin: s,eadier,
but still weak.
Lard was quite active, with free offerings,
easy feeling and prices 5alOc lower.
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LARGE ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE.
Nearly Four ThOnsnl,l New Corners In
Ono Nny-EnipIOynicnt for All.


NEw ionH, April 2G.-Ycsterduy, five
ocean steamers arrived, bringing a total 0!
3.o77 passengers, distributed M follows
"Edam" from Amsterdam, .lDi;"A "Anchoria''
from Glnsgow, DIS; "Ausimlia" from liam.
burg, 795; "Rhynland" from Antwerp, 04s;
and "Nevada' from Liverpool, So. Yes.
icr1ay's nrriynls consisted OF similar c!asses
Of immigrants to those which huvc been
coming within the past few weeks. Doth
skilled and unskillcd labor were seeking
employment in the New World. Mechanics
OF almost every imaginary calling were in
the rotunda. I.aborcrs, farmers miners,
bricklayers, plastcrcrs, carpenters, clbinet,
makers, sailors shocnakers, macIinists
hattcrs, engineers, wheelwrights und others
were making pertinent inquiries regarding
their chances OF obtaining lucrative en-
ploymcnt here.
The newly.arrivcd hatters attracted great
attention. These men had left their
shop In Liverpool to come TO work in
New York. "I know my trade thorough
~" said little Enslishnan OF the party,
sand all TINT could earn Mt home Is eish-
teen shillings Il week. My wants are not
many on'' liVe us isuea,ly as we 40 We
~. y "''e anu seven, cllllareii c'shleeh
s'n.'nss pc. week VII not support nlhH :,
pets1hs. !p,;a, IN honru Tue Austraim,
w wnnm a arrived rom liannpurs' was a parry
u young Ger'nah s'r,s en- ron,e 70 INC iaT
W eS'. .S Eaei, sirl on lahu'ns iaa PINNED
.:,,. 10 .he Douy o. her dfess piece oi p1ne
sllS' upoh %n,cn ,Ms WIS prlhleaM IN n soIu le,, +
T,:,. srrs, ,Nacnl W lsconslnIlo Wisconsin.
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Democracy l,c,noralIxc<l.

LITTLE Rock, April 20.-The demoraliza.
ton OF the Arkansas Democracy appears 10
increase instead Of diminish. The party is
now split into three iac,ions, each oi Which
IS tndeavoring to Ect control OF the next
State convention. The factions are known
as the State Credit men, the Ropudiators
and Bourbons. The last named faction
want keep the question OF the State debt
entirely out Of politics, but their prospects
OF success are very dubious This division
among the Democrats may result in giving
the State 70 the Republlcans. ~. N. !. !,
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"EaTe informed that there is dissatis-
action among the wool men OF this region
ID regard to the premiums and accom-
Ao'as'ans offered by the Island Fair asso-
ssalon, and that unless more satisfactory ar-
,ansenNnts are madethey will not generally
Ne inclined to exhibit their stock. This
Information we have from responsible
R0ol man who enjoys unusually good
.ic'Ill5es Tor information, We mention il
lot The good ofall concerned, SO that what
"as needed lit tile way OF amendment
may be promptly looked after and at.
tendeiio.
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Tho Political SIsu,.Ion In Indiana.

TEnRE HAurE, IND, April 26.-The Erc..
ing Ga:e;tc prints m editorial article to-day,
disclosing the fact that by the alteration OF
the Constitution, changing the date Of the
state election from October to November,
fifty members OF the State Senate, the
whole number, are to be elected this fall,
instead Of twenty-five, rs heretofore. The
terms Of office OF twenty-five OF them, how
ever, will not begin 10 run until the expir.
alton OF the terms OF their predecessors,
which occurs few days before the No.
vembcr election in 1851. This is deemed
important. as United States Senator 10
succeed Mr.. Voorhees, is TO be elected in
the winter OF lSSi.S5, and this unexpected
catcl, in the law precipitates that contest II,
part this fall. The Democrats claim It as
au advantage for them. =,
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RIVER ISTEy.LlGENCE
round Along she Waters Edge and on
Tic HlCAmcrA l9-,.zs5 W


The Steamers. 774sssJ NJ,
The Diurnal was yesterday morn,n,,.
rarkersburg boat. 81. :, -, : - :;
The Welcome, while laid m nj Inn f,o, ~ I.
Fourteenth street, is being repaired, h - y
Ihe scioto, Telegram and Abner O'Ncal
day. fE 81 ,i''' q '''.'s eacu -n'a Y !;
The !cvee was almost entirely deserted YES. I
''esaay, 'ey, no business being done outside OF the
Capt. Hornbrook's Jennie Campbell a. . !
r'Nea Yesterday and at dusk was londinv for y
LoI'ssille ~ the Riverside. The steamer will \
probably get away today. - -;
Capt. Wm. Conlson OF The Pittsburgh and
o.. LOUIS Racket line, the "old veteran, twill 1
na lta.e .o'hi9row ior Pittsburgh, 10 pnt more
anu ST. Louis line. -? - = I
6. The Buckeye State, frem Parkcrsbure 10
I, ~. Louis, passed down lust evening, Sbp
added l5o tons to her freight lis, and Is nas.t
s.cnyers In Wheeling and yicinitv Cam !, 4
hiFRer 's very popular Master. .5ii eslts@S
The river commenced swelling corly vc.,er.,s (
diay morning and last evening Tia mnrks in.
dicaled depth Of 8 feet 8 inches md si;il !
1,faitg. The steady rain Of yesterday will no {
donbt ca"se decided increase to-day, A ~
The ,rsthetic United States stpuu.r I.ilv
arrived yesterday forenoon and in,u,r,liu,eiys
set to work TO put her ctinneys IN good Z
shape. The rumor that there Is 10 be n sun.
Hover placed between the now ,,ipc, H. MI
Wilde one.--Piltsburgh Dispoieh ~ 4. ~
The WIN. Chancellor passed un carly IN 4
the morning This fine puckct viii l.. dnm4
from Pittsburgh TO morrow morninp m Z
route 10 Charleston and points on lthe i.
hanawhn river. q This steamer yeren,iv5
entered this trade, hu. Is doing well mud I. Z
admirably ofliccred. e "a : 'I.,''si = I
The investigation into the co))si5n, Il d I )
C.W. hatchelor and d. Newron,k. jast Friday z;
hy Tue United States local INSPECTORS. i,ny =,
suited IN 'in!ing the rito..S ii ho,h s,er nier.
IN iau,'. p'lot Kennedy, III lkc ni,ch,lnr.$ I
gave the iir't passing signal whoa r,. was
!ne ascending boat. which Is II violation of
INC pilot rui,.. and Pilot Kirkwooi ,smi',hos
Sesta,mo. did not make signal. T'l. init.isS
we're the only witnesses wi,., ,,>j' IL d III ,IaS
Investigation, and what, Ia IL rarity. !, tIe,t,
WY WAS no dispute in the matter between tltn,.t
Ihs license OF both WIS su.,m,al.y, ,nuf t|.rs5
|-Pis'sIuryh C1ro'sit'e. 5...
Oh CRY, April 20 River 3 lee, 3 inca..a
anu falling Wra'hrr mild a,nl rainy. n .JSS5 b SS53
r,7snusoA Ar-ll "a -Klyrto f,c, itiinclc..
anu i"li'nI Weather cloudy hnd ru,l. 33SsSS \; Is
syEva.NNsLr, April e3.-j.iyer y fc,t q
inches and falling. Weather mild uul raln.i
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GENERAL wAsIIINGrox NOTES.

Fort Wayne is 10 have government
building, with $4,000 us starter.
Ono Of the small fry in the star route
swindles is OIL trial in Washington.
Mrs. Scoville called at the jail to SEQ her
brother, but the assassin declined 10 see
her. ..l n E.
The Critic gays: Malone. boss Of the leg
islaturc and distributor OF tho Federal pat
ronasc, has to acknowledge himself baaten.
There Is no room for hope now. lie played
Il desperate game and lost; the result Is dis
uatar r'st= ,g. tf'H# VS.. 'zarE .T.I L.I. RI.
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WAsulSGroS, April 90 Tho Senate com.
mittce on commerce will tomorrow take
up the nomination Of Worthinston, named
by the President lis collector Of customs
at Boston. Senator Hoar and others will
appear before the committee and make Nr.
gu,hcn,s against Worthinstcns contirma.
tion, Tho burden Of their arguments will
be that Wor,hington would convert the
custom house aud It's patronage into n po.
li!lcal machine, and TINT tho people OF
Massachusetts arc opposed TO that. Repre-
scnta'ives bowman, llurris, and Norcross,
01 massachusetts, and ex-senator Boutwell,
VIII make tho arguments in fayor Of Wor-
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Death Of M ohio Judge.

cs,a ~. LOUIS April sG-Judge George n,
osasFtr, oras OF Newark, Ohio, who was run
E,sr i,"u y " y street car On Monday night, died
,,".,' y, III ms injuries at5 o'clock this morning
~ ~ s'e southern Hotel. Mrs. Grasscr nni
"s, ~, ron arrived By this mornings ,ra;h
SSn.S SS, !" lind the GieleRs body of the hms.
van' uon,l' An inquest will be held ,bis after.
Newark tonight. IN = ~ s'Neu =
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JENNIE cnAnEH MURDER TRIAL.
Ln,licS Warned to Retire from tho, Court
Eo0m-Thc Testimony Yesterday.

KoOm-Thc Testimony fcsterdny.
NEw HAVEN, CT, April 2G.-Attorncy
Jones, Of defendants counsel in the Malley
case, before proceeding with the cross.ex-
animation Of witness regarding the condi-
ton Of Jennie Cramer's body when found,
asked to request numerous Indies pres
ent to withdraw, rs both questions and
answers would be unfit for Aieir ears. The
court said it was optional with the ladies
to withdraw or stay. Twelve went out.
Others remained, stretching their necks to
hear every word.
The most particularizel medical testi-
n,ony regarding the proof that Jennie Crl-
mer had been led astraya few hours before
her death was given. Dr.. Painter testified
as to the examination OF the body made by
him and Dr.. Shepherd.
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thington. Mcssrs. lIoar and Dawes mean
70 carry their fight into the Senate, but IN.
less they got very considerable Democratic
AID they will be defeated and Wortlng.on
will DO confirmed. Tho present indications
aare TINT most Of tho Democrats will vote
Tor his confirmation.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

CnIcAGo, April 26-At the annual clec.
ton Of the Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy
railroad, today, about two.thirds OF Tho
stock WIS voted and The result was the re-
election oil the entire old board. 10
CiSc'sSAri, April ga 7'Imes..sYar Lex.
inSton special says: 4 north.bound pas.
senser express train on the Cincinnati
Southern, going fifteen miles per hour, ran
into Il misplaced switch carly this morning.
Engineer Dan Driscoll was killed. The
train was full Of passengers. All the cars
were thrown Off the trick. No passengers
we're hurt. The fireman wus slightly scaid.
ed. 4,' :, lt,zI,.' : 80 - >'>,'N :
llARElsnunu, April oO.-Tho Ridgeway
md Cleat tleld Railroad. company, which
is TO he under the, control OF The Tennsyi.
vania Railroad company, has been incor.
porated by the State. Tho capital stock i
$3.50, 900, all but, forty shares OF which i
held by George y. Roberts. The rond in.
tended TO be built will be twenty.eiph,
miles long, running from Ridccway. 7i;iI
county, to Falls Greek, Clearaeld county,
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Ir - .- = :
Arrivals ktcin,crs

HEw YoRs, April o1.-Arrivcd, the Rich
mond, from Liverpool, and tue Rheania,
from Hamburg. 35'
IoSDoS, April 26.-Arrived out, the Ba-
varia, Bristol, British Crown, Montreal,
Rhcin, City Of Brussels and Furnessia. ).
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CORSiCANA

Correspondence Of tho Herald
CoRsIcANA, October l0.-About 5 clock
this morning flames were seen issuing from
the root of frame dwelling on Dallas
street occupied by Jack Hines. They were
quickly cxtingulshed, however with but
lutte damage. Cause, defective ilue. our
hre company failed to respond, though
the alarm was rung loud and long.
Eight hundred bales of cotton were
shipped south yesterday.
Captain &. A. Qulnlan, superintendent of
the Houston & Texas Central railroad, is in
town today.
The recent heavy rains have caused sew
eral waShouts on the Texas 4 st. Louis
railway.
Callcnder's Ministries will play to good
house tonight.
IT Mr., Gould and the Western Union
Telegraph company consent TO it the cot.
ton buyers and merchants will organize a
cotton exchange here.
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satisfaction inside the lines of the demo-
cratic party either With the nomination or
with the course pursued by Mr. Gooch in
the legislature. IL would seem that there
should be no doubt Of his reelection, but
the republicans and independents have
ooalesced upon the Hon, Frank Templeton,
OF Cherokee county, and one fthesharpest
political struggles IN the state is the conse.
quence. The figures and claims OF both
parties are SO widely apart that no sort of
judgment can be based upon them Mr..
Goochs friend claiming he will be elected
by 1000 votes at least, aud Mr.. Templeton's
supporters being equally certain that he
VIII beat Mr.. G0oeh by ], 500 maiority.
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OH the Mighty Voice

Homer says OF Ulysses, one of the Greel,
heroes IN the great Trojan war "You had
Thought him fool, so stltlly he held his
sceptre, and so Gowncast were his eyes, but
~ soon rs he began to speak-oh, the
mghty voice, aud the. words thick as the
falling snow" Looking at u bottle OF
Hunts Remedy one would never suspect its
concealed power, greater than the eloouence
Of Ulysses, But when II begins its work
with patient who Is afflicted with any
kidney or liver disease, "0h the mighty
voice." and the wonderful healing effects
produced Ia an incredibly short time. As
there was but one wise Ulysses" in all the
camp OF the. Greeks, there is but one
remedies; and there Is none that work,
such marvellous results. Physicians hay,
discovered this, and freely prescribe Il &c
thoir patients; and multitudvs ofthe curel
sound its praises.
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Medical.
TO PREVENT
Yellow Fever
Medical.
--TAKE-
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
1T SAVED THE PEOPLE OF SAVANNAH
IA WHO USED 1T THROUGH THE
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF 1876,
MEssRs. J Il. ZElLlN ( Co

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uENrLEhEN We, the undersigned. Engineers
on the Georgia Central Railroad, in grateful oh.
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