The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-15
THE II TALL SYCAMORE
OF THE WABASH FLops ON TARIFF.
The Character Of the New Notes r.d.r the New
BAAk Charter. Blii-Ths Star I0uts Ssn,a.
0 tlon that Didn't Pan Oat-1 Citar Cave
Of fBlaeAmail-iIome Postal Affairs.
special Dispatch to the ln,elllsencc,.

Special Dispatch to the ln,cligenccr
| WARRINGTON, July l4.-Senator Voor.
hees' speech on the tariff Is creating quite
racket among the Indiana Democrats.
It is generally thought that the party there
will adhere to n tariff for revenue only,"
the views Of ex-senator Mcdonald. Many
Republicans are congratulating Voorhees,,
on what they call his conversion 10 Re-
publican views oil the great economic
question OF the day.
IVA THE BANK CHARTER DlLI. .s
Underprovisions Of the recent Bank Char.
ter bill. it will be necessary 10 issue new
circulating notes to all banks whose char.
ters expire and 10 call in for cancellation
the ones now outstanding. Comptroller
Knox has already decided OH the form and
character Of the new notes. The Eve dollar
notes are To have vignette Of the late
President Garfield, executed in the cngray.
er's best style. The scene on the back Of
these notes representing the landing OF
Columbus, or in fact OF any OF the
pictures on the back Of the National
bank notes will not appear on the new
noles, but. instead some finely shaded
lathe work, and in the centre the charter
number OF each particular bank. On the
border OF the face Of the note, inatead Of
the number or letters to designate the de-
nomination Of the note, there will be the
charter number Of the bank, so that il any
part OF the note is torn or separated the
the smaller piece cau be identified BY the
charter number.
TONI YOUSG's RAILROAD.
Congressman Tom Young, OF Ohio, Vice
President OF the Baltimore, Cincinnati and
Western Railway, who attended tile meet.
ing OF the company in New York yester.
day, says there's not word OF truth in the
reported institution OF a suit by his com.
pany against Mr.. Best, the recent pur.
chaser OF the Washington and Ohio road;
that his company as q company could not
have bought out another company, but
that the same men are interested in both,
and Mr.. Best does not claim to have made
the purchase for himself. He says the
road under its new owners is working
smoothly, and its extension to Berryville
will be commenced at IN early day.
INTERNAL REVENUE LEGISLATION. rs-
With regard to the amendment the Vir.
ginia Senators have proposed to the inter.
nal revenue bill, those Senators hav e
agreed to let Mr.. Johnstone's bill, "proyid
Ing for the abolition {; the whole system oi
internal revenue" be considered first, and
that lit fails, as it probably will, because
all Republicans are opposed to it, then tc
take up General Aluhones, which is tc
reduce the tax OH tobacco to ten cents .
lpound.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.
| The election Of President OF the Ches.
apeake & Ohio canal having been post
poned for month, it is now asserted with
much confidence that the position will be
given to citizen OF Cumberland. Senator
German will not accept reelection fol
love or money. I, ,
POSTAL MATTERS.
\ new postoilice has been established a
Lee, Writ county, W. Va, between Laech.
town and Writ. John W. Hobbs has beer
commissioned Postmaster Mt Fairview, Jas.
Z. Kendall, Of the new pos,olIice at Gait,
kanawha county; Thomas C. Bower at
Glencoe, Belmont county, O., and Thomas
Burtaft at roorman, the same county.
THAT STAR ROUTE SENSATION.
The failure OF the Grand Jury to find
any indictment against Senator Kellogg,
and the adjournment OF the jury 10 Octo.
Der, is probably the end OF the matter, not
only as relating to himself but to other
prominent parties named in prominent
connection with the Star Route frauds. l.
is great relief to all parties concerned
and their friends as well, it being generally
believed that none OF them were criminally
implicated; and one OF the detectives
employed by the Government informed
your correspondent tonight that the whole
business was in the nature OF blackm:lil.
There may have been suspicious appear.
ances enough in Kellogg's case for black.
mailer to catch on to, or, ut least, to temp,
him into into injurious allegations, but
there was nothing whatever, in the detect.
ives opinon,on which to found present.
ment before the grand jury. Pa"
nLAcEBuRS's BLAST.
The opinion is widely entertained and
quite freely expressed that Mr.. Blackburn
has added nothing to his reputation ior
wisdom, humanity or good common sense
by his savage onslaught to-day on tho
medical gentlemen connected with the
case Of the late President Garfield. Tha.
any public discussion has arisen over the
bills, especially OF such IN angry and
malicious nature, is deplored by most OF
our citizens.