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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23

NJ, ,,y on WHISKY and other spirits in
,.., l"' R5,atn is equivalent to 81 IS per gal,
,,n u"" ,me,i,an measure. Our tax is 90 cents
'0u' '" ,,an The English derive u revenue
p p; ~" s,G,,, "Sooo annually from the tax, and
% ',-,5 I..;.. .f0ooo.OOO. There seems to be
We Ss",,I, ,'ooJ ,,a.or, Why we should not be able
aosnr ,,.r,c., cents per gallon rs honestly
" o,.jlr 4. the English collect Sl,7s.
xna x',,1,, .' cao our tax as compared with the
rsnI..b Ss be considered u hardship to the
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;;,,s,5 lo.. ., o"'I q to"tlee@.h s.tee.,

a. = O. Jrrrms, Deputy Collector
.,.Sn, %% governor "a pcirpoint in the Second
Gaay' ~ y;rjnin Sr Internal Revenue District,
WEI ,.I ~. !, pleasant call yesterday. We
maze ,,am W. him that the Government col
learn 'yr' .in,bot district nov run about $lO,'
leG,'oD, ''a ~. NJ month"; , more than huff OF which
WF' ,,,,, lie lagsc jistillery ut Martins
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THg complaint was rheumatism, where
with Mr., J. W. Walker, OF Waterloo, Ind
suffered for fifteen years; after trying great
many remedies without being relieved, h,
was finally cured by St. Jacobs Oil. He say.
lie feels like new man,
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TonoSTo, February ga London cable
special says: Cardinal Manning presided
Ut mn influential meeting Of the Executive
Committee at the Mansion House, formed
Tor the relief OF the Russo-Jewish refugees,
and subcommittee was appointed to
select places for the settlement OF agricul-,
tural settlements. One thousand pounds
were placed at. the disposal Of the commits
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CoyaRrs, shows some disposition to
makc war upon the trade III spurious but
fer It oaglt 10 take hold Of the matter in
right good earnest. Statistics show that
the money value OF the animal dairy
product exceeds that of the wheat crop
or the corn crop, an,lis greater than that
OF cotton anil wool combined, and is be-
tween nsiOOOOD0Ooant$GOOOO 900. From
5.OOO.Oo0, to S,OOO,OOO oi the American peo'
are interested in this industry, and the
capital invested in it aggregates iromS ,OOO,'
OOO To $6OoO,OOO. To protect this vast in
terest is demanded quite as much by the
consumers us by the producers.
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APPEAL ron AID.

MEMPHls, February GA citizens meet
ing will be held tomorrow afternoon to
take action on the following telegram re-
ceived to-day.
JACKSON, Miss, February 90.
The Senators and Representatives on the
river districts for the State have Just held a
meeting and requested me to communicate
to you that there is great loss of property
and stock by the flood, aud in many localt-
tics starvation is imminent,
An appropriation will be mado to-mor.
row by the Legislature.
The country overilowcd, and subject yet
to go under, comprises the best part Of our
State. 1t is believed by members repre-
senting the Yazoo delta that their CONNER
cial relations with you justify their making
known their suffering aud distress, and
that you will aid them in the efforts Of re-
lief, 4 similar telegram has been forward.
ed to the Chambers OF Commerce OF New
Orleans and St. Louis.
[signed.1 RoHRRr LOWRY,
| GnveFnhr
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"WlNE OF cARDUt" four tinlcs a day
makes happy household.
For sale by I.oran & Co.

AT has been acknowledged by every ono
that strictly prime article is always worth
the money you pay for It. Especially is thi,
the case with baking powders, Don't lei
your ,grocers palm of something cheap on
you, but buy can Of the Acme and you will
use no other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23

Good 7T octave rosewood piano, nearly
new, used but short time, will be sold at a
great bargain. Call and examine at Lucas
Music Store, 1149 Main street.
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Don't delay, but send Two Dollars by first
mall and get you ticket In Commonwealth
distribution Co.'s 4lst Drawing Of the 2Sth
February. Address X. NJ. Doardman, Louis.
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Rnn over ma KlIleti.

CnArLrsrox, W. VA, February g.
William 2itgler, q clerk at the Crown Hill
Coal Company at Paint Creek, was rtit
over and killed kya Chesapeake & Ohio
train last night.
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Money frec,

All the large sums Offered by the Common
wealth Distribution Company Dnwlng OF
2Sth Of February, such as $4,000 $4,000
5000, ten prizes OF 81, 600 each, l,0lf Others
any one OF them fOrS2. Seige the eopportunit,
by remittne this small sum at once to =. n
Boardman, COpFieeJ0WrHaL Building, Louis
vile, Ky, or same person at 800 broadway
New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23

CLOSING out lot Of ladies', misses and
children's odd sizes Of shoes, regardless OF
cost, to make room for new spring goods, at
l.. V. BLoND's
ItqE Nfutn 81. ,nnL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23

You arc sick; well, there is Just one remedy
that will cure you beyond possibility q
doubt Fits Liver or Kidney trouble, Con
sumption, Dyspepsia, Debility, "Well'.
Health RenewerN is your hope. 81 90 Drug
istA Depot Laughlin Bros &Co,, Wheeling
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APol]lmoy5;s
THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"

british JuenLcnI
The ONLY Spring which has been examined by the Depart
eat of State and by the Treasury of the United S and the
water of which has been expressly declared natural mineral
water.
Extracts from Official Documents of the o. s. Government:
own gas"
us. y1cE-coNsuIArE, Cologne, Germany 0 10, 1871
"Beyond question natural mineral water"
JUS CONSULATE, Cologne, Germany, Nop &C. 1878.
@he Apolnaria Water heretofore imported is natural
u. S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Washington, DO,
Feb. 21, 1870.
Probably the pur not the only pure eervescent mineral
Gen STARRING, Spec. European agent U s. Treasury
Feb 20, 1879. I
"1t cannot be an artificial mineral water"
COL T1oHENoR, Spec. European Agent o. s. Treasarg
Aag.S1 1881.
al conclude therefore, that the water imported under the
name of Apoinas Water is article which is produced by
nature and not the handiwork of man that it natural and
not an artificial water''
CHARLES j. FoIeER, Sey O. s. Treasury Jan. %, 1882.
The above extracts dispose completely of the va
rious attacks made upon ApolIinaris Water by
Interested manufacturers Of aerated waters.
FREDK DE barry & co, New York
SoLE AGENTS FOR TIE Q. 8, And CAH4LDA3
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poRfEn'S nEfSs rATEnExr.
The Cabinet Decides 10 Restore Fit
John Porter TO the Army.

John Porter TO the Army.
WASHINGTON, February o2.-The Presi-
dent and Cabinet haye, so it is semi.
officially announced, decided in favor OF
the restoration Of Fitz John Porter to the
army. The only question in connection
with the case that is undecided is rs to
Porter's back pay. When Cashiered he
held the rank us Colonel Of the regular
army and as Major General OF the volun-
tcGrs. The question now is whether his
back pay rs Major General would accrue
to him up to reinstatement or whether it
would terminate in 1885, when the other
Major Generals were mustered out Of the
service. This question has been referred
to the Attorney General for his opinion.
Tho President will nominate Porter as
Colonel OF Infantry, to fill the first vacancy,
and Porter will probably ask to be retired.
The Star says: The case Of Fitz John
Porter has been several times before the
Cabinet, and favorably considered. 1t is
said to be the opinion OF the Admiuistra.
ton that Fitz John Porter should be
given the justice to which tic is entitled
The decision Of the Advisory Board that
John Porter was not only unjustly dealt
with, but that if it had not
been for him there would have
been great disaster to the Union army,
has had great weight with the President
aud Cabinet. Gen. SchoReld was Presi.
dent OF the Advisory Board. 1t was stated
in the NGr yesterday that the case had been
referred to the Attorney General
for decision. The principal point
upon which that official will decide will be
III regard TO the mastering. out OF Porter.
lie will be entitled to about $ll5,.
030. back pay. When Porter was
cashiered be was forever disquali.
fled from holding any office Of pub
lie trust or profit. His nomination to be
Colonel Of Infantry, which will be made,
without doubt will carry with it a pardon
from MI disabilities imposed by the YER
diet Of the original court.
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,CIosiNo ont lot Of ladies', misses and
children's odd sizes OF shoes, regardless Of
cost, to make room for new spring goods, at
l.. Y. BI0SB'R,
ll35 Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-23
.BRADLAUGH BOUNCED
oOr oF TAE aRIrlsa RARLIAMENr.
Dat lie will "BOS Up ssr,us,, Asala at the
Next EIsstIOa-RslIst for Ruso.rarGhh
Jewish Refugees Celebration Of Wash.
InEtOAI BIrthdAy In Bsrlla.

LONDON, February 22.--In lte Iloue az
Commons, Gladstone this morn,nI stated
that motion to Issue new writ for
Northampton would relieve tho House
from difficulty, but MS Bndlauph had not
sat during the debate his conduct was not
such as would vacate his scat, Gladstone
reiterated that the House had acted beyontl
its powers in preventing Dradlaush from
taking the oath, but Bndlapshts conduct
was an act Of Ragrant disobediencc 10 the
House but not to the Chair. He would
leave the question to a majority, giving
it his assistance. Northcote complained
Of the conduct Of Gladstone but said IL was
not for him to assume the leaders duties.
He therefore confined himself 10 moving
Us an amendment that BNdaneh be uFt.
vented from entering the precincts off
House.
Lord Randolph Churchill's motion ihat
new writ be issued for Northampton yas
rejected without division.
A motion OF Mr.. Lyons, Liberal member
member from Dublin, that Bradlauvf WINS
guilty Of proclamation aud therefore inca.
pable OF sitting in the House Of Commons
was Withdrawn because Of legal ubieci
ton.
During the discussion OF the poiat La.
boucherC demanded that BraliNupb be
heard at the bar OF the House TEe House
receiving this untNyorlbly Bmdlangh
passed the bar and took seat.
In consequence OF this fresh act OF dis;
obedience, Gladstone refusing 10 acl,
Northcote Withdrew his motion and moved
that Bradlaugh, having disobcyci tlle
chair, and being in contempt Of the House,
be expelled.
Mr.. Gladstone supported this motion,
which was passed by a vote OF 2Dl to SO.
Bradlaugh voted with the minority nnd
Gladstone abstained. Bradlapsh then
quietly left.
Upon the motion of Northcotea new writ
for Northampton WIS ordered, I.abouchero
stating aa. that Bradiaagh would be a candi-
The Marquis Of Harrington, Right Hon
orable George Gosshen and Sir Henry
James, Attorney General, all Liberals, voted
for expulsion.
Sir Charles Dixie (RadicaD, Right Hon.
orable J. A. Mendella tLiberull, Right
Honorable Joseph Chamberlain tRadicaH,
Mr., Leonard Courtney, (LibeFall Mr..
George Trevclyn tLibenil) and Right Hon
ora6Ie George Leferre (Liberal) voted
against.
AMERICAN PATRIOTS IN FOREIGN LANDS.
BERLIN, February 22.-Tho American
residents and legation celebrated Wash
inston's birthday with banquet and dis
play of flags. One hundred and fifty per.
sons were present, including Professor
Gaeist, Herr Bunsen, members OF the
Chamber of Deputies, and Court ohaplains
Koegel and Malock. Mr.. Brewer United
States Consul General, delivered an grafton
on Washington. Herr Bunsen toasted En-
peror William, and Herr Kreismann, ex,
United States Consul, General toasted
President Arthur.
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For sale by logan & Co.

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WfNE OF cARDUf."
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LoulsvILLE AND xElanDonHooD.

LOUISVILLE, February cat precisely
t3 o'clock, noon, tho flood in the Ohio
river reached its highes. point on the Gov,
ernment gauge, at the head ol the canal
WHICH was 81 feet inches. The scenes
around the inundated houses at the foot OF
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth streets were simi.
lar to those OF the day before. The bosom
OF the river wus comparatively calm, the
wind having fallen during the night, The
mellow sunshiny day caused larger crowds
OF people to visit the levee than any prcVi.
Gus day.
No more destruction OF property has
occurred, buildings which had weathered
more than one storm resisting this one
The transaction Of chief interest was the
distribution OF large quantity OF pro,
visions, donated by Capt William Hite, TO
the watersbeleagured women and children,
some OF whom had not had food for two
days.
At Portland the water bad risen several
inches above the high water mark Of 1866,
and at l2 o'clock it was about at stand.
The amount Of damage done cannot be
accurately calculated until the waters sub.
side. The most serious loss occurred
at the distillery OF G. 7. Mattingly 4 Sons
at the foot OF High street. The loss will not
fall upon the proprieton, but upon the
butchers, Gregory 4 Harris and Kraft 4
Seiferd, who from present indications viii
lose heavily-pFobabiY in the neighboF.
hood OF sl50,0O0.
Anumber OF cattle were taken out last
night; as long Us the men could see 10
work, and until the water became too deep.
1t was deemed advantageous to kill
quite number OF steers that
there was no possible chance to get
out alive the water having risen SO high
in the pens during the night it was impos.
sible TO get any more oi them out, and
when the reporter left The pens the cattle
were standing with their heads Just above
water and were being fed from buckets,
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ST. LOUIS ANpy1cIXIrf.

ST. LOUIS, February 22-The effects OF
the late storm arc fast disappearing and
railroads are rapidly getting into good
order again. All Of the tracks are not yet
fully repaired but enough Of them are re-
stored to enable ail the trains to move, by
the companies using each others roads, for
a short distance, except the Louisville &
Nashville, whose track is still impossible at
Silver Creek, some thirty miles from here.
The Missouri Pacific sent out train this
morning over the St. Louis & San Fnncisco
track to Springfield, Mo-, thence to Kansas
City, but will have its own road in order
by tomorrow, perhaps. The Wabash, east,
will use the Chicago 4 Alton road to a
poixt beyond the obstruction on its own
track, and the Vandalia will continued to
use the Ohio 4 Mississippi until It's own
repairs are completed. The river came to
a stand this morning, and is now falling
slowly. 1t is expected to go down with u
rush, which will measurabIy relieve the
pressure on the Mississippi below Cairo.
The weather has moderated good deal
and thAWipV has rommpnced,
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HAD Chronic Ca,arrh and Constipation:
could get no help. Prruna cured me.
Mrs. ). Is. WILLIAMS, Martins Ferry, o.
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YET NO ARK OF SAFTEY
APPEARS FoR THE oELveED PEOPLE


MEMPHIS, February 22.-The officers oi
the city OF Greenvitle confirm the report
published Of the sad condition Of affairs
now existing throughout the Mississippi
Valley. Thousandso Of men are on constant
guard along the leyees between here and
Vicksburg using every possible means to
strengthen their power Of resistance and
elevate their crests to prevent the water
from inundating the whole country.
Greenyille bought several thousand
empty sacks to be used by filling with
earth to aid in strengthening the embank.
ments A batch Of $500 were put of at
Bolivar landing. The danger Of a break
was imminent In Washington, Issaquena,
Bolivar, Coahoma and TuniCa counties
Mississippi. In fact, the whole shore
line between Memphis and Vicksburg on
the Mississippi side and the whole Eastern
shore oil Arkansas arc either under water
or threatened with inundation.
GREAT DISTRESS OF TIE rEorLR.
The inhabitants Of vast area OF country
are In distrtaS NT,nv ,vho i,",,o hoo,, tor,,ai
e ;.en, ~ the;s Is . MANY VINO nave neeh ioTcea
,Goa. n"a ,.os naet houses ate siosisahg as oess
uley may 9h Ia' ralts' anu ~ some on knoIls ana
lp.Oo pt!s o. Onn aSvSes me desrHS.lon ol i've
SsoSn - Geyonu , ca.culaton. ihs waste ol
;SperL.s s;Ip XIX SIgrsa.-lts suoMerslon oelng out
Na.,a;on stae snG s'.'s " o. present compu,atITn.
VI sne river ltsel Is regarded oy
SeshUo"s stesn aaea IA aangeFous AZ !ts Feseht
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Take "BLAcK.pRAueHT" and you
will never he bilious.
For sale by l.ncnn e. Co.
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Ny daughter had very weak back. Re
runa cured her. loHs QRqILls
Pittsburgh, n,
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among other things, watch, had lever
by which he could keep the point from
falling on the watch. 1t missed fire once
however, and he was obliged to hand over
the watch under threat of getting his
head punched.
At the large side show the game practic-
ed was in giving change. A supply of three
cent pieces was kept on hand and when
change was required three cent piece,
was slipped in among ten cent peices. The
ticket seller claimed 1t was mistake, when
detected, but It happened too many times
for an accident. The management of the
fair should not allow such fellows on the
grounds hereafter
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Court Proceedings.

An adjourned Court was held on Friday
October 9, His Honor VIM. Elwell, Presi-
dent Judge and Hons. James Lake and +.
L. Shuman on the bench
ID. w. Walter VS.. James p. Lewis. On
motion judgment ordered to be stricken
off and affidavit of defense filed.
Inquest on body of Charles Weiser of
Montour, approved.
Polly Brown VS.. Geo. Lazarus, ct. al.
On motion jud gment for want of an ap-
pearance'
Com. VS., VIM. II. Abbott ct al. Opinion
filed giving judgment for plaintiffs.
In matter of County Bridge across Sus-
quehanna river at Bloomsbury. Opinion of
Court filed, setting aside the report because
viewers had not been properly sworn.
Chas. +. Cola was naturalized in open
Court.
VIM. f. Keller VS.. N. e w. b. railway
company. Petition for jury to. view
grounds filed.
Est. S. s. Runyon. Citation on Admin
ministrator to file account.
Margaret Bowers Admr. VS.. N. S w. B..
railway company. VIM. II. Fisher, Harman
John, Joseph Geiger, James Bishop. Wash
ington Fisher and Nathan Miller appointed
viewers.
II. B. Mctherill was naturalized,
Martha D. Vanderslce VS.. Rebecca
Vanderslice's Admr. Judgment for want
of plea for $7Os, IA with interest from
June 1, 1882.
Est. Anthony Hunsinger. Sale of real
estate ordered.
McAlarney VS.. $. p. Wolverton. Addi-
tional exceptions filed by leave of Court.
Est. Annie Z. Kressler. Sale of real cs-
tate ordered.
| Est. Michael Lemon. Sale of realty
ordered.
Est. Mary Bitner. Auditors report
confirmed finally and guardian dischal ged.
In matter of Episcopal burial grounds of
Bloomsbury Upon petition Court de-
creed the same to be a nuisance.
Est Joshua Brink. Supplemental audit
confirmed.
Est. Robert Watkins. Petition for par
tition filed and inquest awarded.
| Est. John Sands. Return of private
sale filed and rule granted to show cause
why the same shall not be confirmed.
Court adjourned to meet Nov. 9th at
! q. m.
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Time, 1st., 2;33; I'd, 2'31 3D., s;SO; 4th.,
2;30; 5th., 2;2G.
Anne came in behind on the 9th. heat
but it was justly given to her because she
did fair trotting while the others ran most
of the way.
There was bicycle exhibition by three
gentleman whose names we have not learn
ed, one from Danville, one from New York
and one from Canada, on Saturday after
noon. The Canadian struck soft spot
which pitched him headlong from his
bicycle. but no damage was done, further
than solllng his clothes.
There was also foot race, but it excited
but little interest The schemes of the many
swindlers for getting money were various.
One fellow who offered II large scoop full Of
candy for 10 cents, had false bottom in
the scoop so that ii measured not more than
half rs much as it appeared to hold. An
other who had II lottery wheel, containing
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Chairman Cooper seems to place his
only hope of electing Beaver in his
ability to buy Irish votes. He has
placed fifty thousand dollars lin the
hands Of John Birmingham, of Luzerne
county, for the purpose of organizing
the labor movement. Birmingham
issued call for convention over his
own name as chairman. But the mem,
bers of the county committee of the
Greenback Labor Party of Luzerne
county, seeing the purpose that Bir
mingham had in view, that it was to
carry out the wishes of Chairman
Cooper, and betray the voters, immed-
lately published the following card
over their own signatures:
This is to certify that we, members
of the Labor County Committee, the
last selected in this county, do not
recognize the call of Mr.. Birmingham,
as emanating by our authority, and we
hereby repudiate the same. In our
opinion, it is inexpedient at this late
day of the canvass of 1882, to attempt
a Reorganization of the Labor Party III
tins county-the effort must prove a
failure-and we, especially repudiate
any call that is made to subserve the
personal ends of the individual calling
the same.
The election of governor in 1873
was accomplished by buying votes, but
this year the voters have their eyes
open and do not propose to be misled.
Some other year Cooper may be able
to buy votes but it cant be done this
year.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Scoville are besieging
the Chicago courts with various bills,
cross bills; etc. directed against each
other, containing most scandalous char
ges, Scarcely day passes without
one or the other appearing in some new
phase in the courts. Their bills are
generally of the least possible interest,
and their quamels are actively promo
ted by oficous outsiders.
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THE Packer collery No 2 of the
Lehigh Valley Coal Company; was
totally destroyed by fire last Thursday
evening, the loss was S50,000, This
collery shipped about 100 cars per day
and employed between 400 and 500
hands