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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17


There Is but one point more in Gov
erncr Hoadly's speech to which 1 will
refer, though lis in reply to Judge Fora
ker. He Aourishes statement made by
Mr.. Post Inst fall foundej, a. he says,
upon public documanta, showing that the
statsment referred to by Judge Foraker
in respect to the alleged deiAlcations Of
Rapublican officials is not correct. Gov
srnor Hoadly probably il not aware that
the statement madab by Mr. Post has been
thorouahly nddled and exposed a. entire
IL fallacinus, ounded as it Is upon state
ments of delaleations, but Of balances due
from individual tax payers on the assese-
ment rolls Of otinteEnal revenue, which, by
the law, vera charged to the collector, but
which, by failure and other causes, never
were or could be collected, and
were duly credited upon proof OF
that fact; and also OF suspended
items in accounts OF disbursing oti-
GERS. which are settled in the
course Of administration. These items,
in the aggregate to large sums,
were not deialcations in any sense Of the
word, but such as occur and are stated In |
the progress of the settlement Of Treasury
remember one officer against
whom the suspended items amounted to
several millions, though every dollar, as
was shown subsequently,, was properly &C.
counted for.
Governor Hoadly cannot deprive his
old political friends Of the honor Of con-
I,,,t;,,, Eha Eoyarun,ank tbp0n0h kvrartIy |
Iuur yeara of peace and war amidst diff
sulties and trials unsurpassed in previous
administrations, with Just credit Of un-
furnished honor and unexampled fidelity
IN meeting all its engagements, with lees
percentage Of loss than ever occurred be-
iors. either In this country or any other,
md Of turning over at the popular will to |
heir political adversariea as perfect
"a has ever been organized
lmong men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17
Awevtorn aEar,il Grns.

cxc1SsArI, o, Sept. lG.-The pageant
of the order of Gincinnatua tonight had
the advantage of fine weather and was
witnessed by apparently ons-hult the
city's population, besides great number
It consisted Of scenes from
tho SSsm Of Lalfa Rookh, twenty-five in
each born on a separate car. An
were RIaborateIy constructed and in keep
ing with the fine imagery OF the poem
and the traditional splendor Of the orien-
taLroyslty Of the period. The costumes
wera rich, elegant and appropriate and
the entire pageant was Handsomely illu-
minated with portable torches. The side
walks, windows and every available place
along dae Line Of the procession were oc-
cupied by delighted, and at times enthu-
siastic spectators.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

wAsHlxsToS, D. O., Sept. 6.-The Sec
retary of the Treasury to-day instructed
the Collector of Customs at Newport Nsws,
Va, to receive from the Collector of Iu-
ternaI Revenue cargo of spirits shipped
from HarrnGAburg, KY, by ]. 3. Thonp-
SON, aud intended for export from New
York to Bremen, and to hold it in custody
until notified that the Collector OF Inter.
nal Revenue fJr tha Eighth district OF
Kentucky has received bond from the
distiller to cover the routs from Newport
News to New York. The goodB may then
be shipped.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

ST. THOMAS, cSr., Sept. 6.-Barnum's
circus exhibited here yesterday and it met
with such succession of miafortunes as
seldom fails to the lot of any individual
firm ofshowmen. The inaugural accident
took place in the afternoon when one Of
the performers, named William Nichols,
while riding horse in the jockey race,
was thrown from the animals back and
trampled upon SO badly that he expired
during thsevening. Inc other accidents
were tha killing Of Jumbo, aad the break.
ing of the baby elephants leg bya reight
train. The baby elephant viii probably
have to be shot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

chant & Bankers, opposed the motion, urg-
ingthat it was premature. Heclaimed that
the receiver had fled no report Of the pro-
'ceedings and that no notion had been
made to confirm the sale Of the property for
$500 600. Notwithstanding that the prop
srty had been turned over TO the pur-
chaser, he believed that the receiver was
guilty Of gross misconduct in turning the
property over to the purchaser before the
sale was confirmed, and announced his in
tsntiGn to contest the sale whenever mo-
ton waA made to confirm. The court re-
served itB decision.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

NEw YoaK, Sept. l8.-Rseaiver ]. 6.
Faruuwurth, of the Bankers 4 MeFchauts'
Telegraph Company, to-day applied to the
Supreme Court for an order direGsiug
John Whelan, the referee In the suit Of
the Farmem Loan and Trust Company, 70
fnreclnse the mortgage upon the Telegraph
Company B properly, b pay him 5000 on
account Of hia services. He said he had
VeaiVed no compensation gtnea hia ap-
pofntment, and that over 500, ,00G had
pasBed through his handa. Counsel for
George FaEnsWorth, creditor ot the Mer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The total exports Of produce from the
port Of New York during the past week
were valued at 81 .099, ,2l4
Several men got into dispute at the
Columbus tInd. fair grounds and Ben
iamin Her1on was shot twice.
Francis q. KinniGutt, prominent capi-
talist and railroader, died at Worcester,
Mass aged seventy-thrse years.
Hon. Bradbury @. Hill fell backwards
from q sulky on the track Of the Woon-
socket r. L. Agricultural SOCiety's fair
grounds, breaking his neck.
Mrs. julia A[cGarty, wife Of Chaa. Nc
CArty, proprietor Of the Warrington
House, Urbana, O., committed suicide by
Cntting her throat with . FazaE.
A Young woman was outraged by three
human bFutes near F0rt Lee, New York,
and, her head striking agAinst Stone,
she was instantly killed.
The report prepared at the request Of
First Auditor ChenoWith upon the geolo-
Ricll survey, makes an exposure Of the
Bureaus scientific Inconsistencies.
BY the ialrof derrick at q. Clark &
Sons stone quarry, at Riqua, O., Harry
CLARK, one OF the pFopriatpIs, Winfield y.
Ehy and another workman were severely
injured.
The Jennings County Bank, Of North
Vermont, Ind, is q wreck, because OF the
infamous operations Of 3. B. Pollard. the
township bond shark.
Rev. james 6. Townsend, tnr the past
eighteen yeaEa paHtor OF the Albany Meth,
odiEt Episcopal Church, has reGgnedt and
will found an Independent Congregational
ChuIch at jamestown, n. Y.
Tho announcement that the Ohio Peni'
ltantiary printing office % competing with
the outsid aoficssin tho mattsr Of iduingioh
work, u followed by the fIIrther develop
mem that the Democratic state Executive
Committee b having iis campaign doct-
lmtntH printed at the PonitentiAFYs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

PrrrsBuRcu, Sept. Ie.-Three mines in
the Fourth Pool will resume operations
tomorrow at the three cent rate, the price
demanded BY the strikers. As this ia the
first break in the ranks Of the operators
the miners are greatly encouraged. The
railroad miners, 1t is said, are growing
reshvs, and strike ID quite probable u
the river miners ara successful. About
1000 men are employed in the railroad
ninpa
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suIt ArnlnSt LoriuE.

wAsHISGToN, Sept. 16.-FirstG Gomptrol-
Ter Durham has forwarded Transcript of
the accounts of George B, Loriug, late
Commissioner Of Agriculture, to the solici-
tor Of the Treasury for the fnstitudon of q
suit for the recovery Of about $50, 900 Of
the government funds alleged to nave
been illegally expended by Mr.. Lnring IN
the purchase Of seed, etc., for the Depart
mani Of A1rirnltnra.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

TIE Mugwumps did not selectthe right
Republican to organize a ''nOn-partisan re-
form leagusn in Wheeling. Somebody
has been misrepresenting DR.. Edwards to
them. Wheeling does not need such a
lesgue, anyhow. It is Just what the
Democrats do not want, and the Repuh-
licaus have seen how it works and have
no use tor it. These self-styled reformsrs
have work hard enough. The country is
pretty unanimous in the belief that they
onpht to give themselyea 4 vacation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

bloody shirt, and TO revive the recollec.
tons Of the war. He aakH rs Tweed
aalIed, ''What viii You do about III" He,
protesting 10 be friend OF the colored
men, has no remedy to offer, no advice to
rive them except to vote with their
former MASTERS and the Ku-Klux- Klan.
He thinks, as they are kindly people,
thay will do so. II we can believe the
testimony Of every living witness who
has spoken upon the subject, the col0red
man, Il allowed to vote, will without ex-
ception vote with the Republican party
that has secured him his freedom, and
will protect him, to the extent OF its
power, in his political rights. l trust
that / viii always have the courage to
danounce the wrong that has been done
him, and do my part towards seeking
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17
A pEsPERArE SITUATION.
Tho Chinese Must Leave or More BIuodshsd
VIII surely Follow.


Will Surely Follow.
RAw1Ixs, wTo., Sept. l6.-The knights
of Labor have taken up the cudgel against
the Chinese, and their ultimate expulsion
from the territory ia probable. Mr.. Nee
sham, representing the Union Pacific
diyigiun of the Knights of Labor, arrived
here yesterday and was met by Mr.. Brom-
ley, representing President Adams, OF the
Union Pacific Company. Both spent the
day in looking into the causes of the anti
Chinese demonstrations. Il was shown
that the Chinese were brought back
against their wishes.
Mr.. Neeaham left for D.nyer Last night.
Hia last words to the Correspondent were ::
THE information received to-day as
tounds ME. The situation is desperate,
and calls for heroic measures" It is
feared there will be trouble unless the
Union, Pacific recedes from its pcaitiOn
and senda the chinese out OF the country.
It iA likely, however, that TINS matter
will settle itself In few days without in
tertarencs from anyone. The Chinese
here are are becoming gdemoTalized. Thirty
of them boarded yesterdays west-bound
express and like number set out for the
west on foot, with baggage on their backs.
The white miners we're told they could go
back TO work this morning, and will like
ly do so If no attempt Is made to work
Chinese with them. So far, the Chinese
have been afraid to 60 down into the
mines, and have consequently been idle
aiT1ra the riot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

The West Virginia freeman, the parkers-
burg prohibOcrat organ, again devotes
over a column to studied and malicious
instrumentation of the ESrELLlaEScRR.
There ia no more unfair method known
to degraded journalism than that this
alleged Fteman employs to place the In
rELLlaEscEa in false light before the
LI;,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

Chicago, Sept. I6.-The friends Of
Archbishop Fsrran among Catholic soCi-
etias are endeavoring to raise q fund to
enable the Archbishop To purchase the
parity finished palaces dwelling erected by
the late Wilbur ?. Storey. Il is intended
to convert the building into . convent and
young girls academy. G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17
Ppuyth clA.. po.tlna.trra.

wAsuIxapoS, D. C, Sept le-The fol-
lowing iuurth-clAss pOsttna1tes were ap-
pointed to-day by the Postmaster General: !:
Pennsylvania, at Ridley Park, T. E. Ear
f;soR HarlGnBhuEy, Wm. 4. Mcconnell
West Virginia: At WheRtland, John j..
lobe; Arnoldsburg, D. O. Surmi Paw
Paw, Oliver S. Wilson; Purgitsville, Mrs.
Nancy ]. Taylor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

BAIr1NoRs, M, Sept. ls.-FOr the aut
time in the history Of Maryland a State
Convention Of the Prohibition party
assembled here tr-daY, and the dslega-
tons were larger than expected. They
propose to c1ntsnd for ths State Oficera 70
ba voted for Rt the November election.
Henry Taylor, Of Baltimore county, was
nominated Tor Comptroller Resolrttnng
against thesala Of ALCOHOLIC h4uurs N the
SUITE Rera Adupted. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

SENATOR SHERMAN, at Maasillon, O.,
Yesterday aHectually answered the sophis-
nv oi Governor Hoadly. When the Gov
srnor sgain tackles political buzz saw he
will not be- able to make q reply.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

The Puritan defeated the Geuesta yes
,eriay for the second time. The United
states doesn't want the earth, but she can
possyss it if she has any longing desire in
that direction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

GiTr OF Mexico, Sept ls.-The celsbra-
tion Of the Mexican Independence was
begun last evening bg special services at
the National theatre, President Diaz pre-
siding. A brilliant aasembiage Of military
officers Was present. To-day there was .
grand procession Of infantry, artillery,
cavalry and civic societies, %, 600 persons
being In line. The city h beautifully
deEnfated, The kmeFicHn residents dis
played their National cDlDrg blsndsd with
those Of Mexicn, General Grants p0rtnlit
and that OF Juarez arc prominently dis
played.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

Frryr COMPrRoLLza DURHAM has now
,,yped his feeble mind to the alleged de-
iuousucss Of ex-CommisBioner Lorins.
Mr.. Lgrinr was and is, an honest man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

Tax tantt article going the rounds of
the southern papers, alleged to ethe pro-
dpc,ion Of Samuel ]. Randall, Is en-
Dbstically denied by that gentleman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

TIE next National campaign will hinge
an the silver question. It bshoOves the
Administration therefore to define its
,,s;tion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

Judge JACKSON may have some remarks
to make on the position taken by Gov
amor Wilson. Everybody isnow anxious
!, hear from the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

Roig dead! This refers to the mann
10th elephant, not to the President Of the
I nted States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

r is somewhat singular that fourth
cI,s, postmasters are being appointed by
,5i,h.cIass Administration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

RvecHgR and the Wet VryiaiG Ike JOhH-
an don't agree. Mr.. Bsechsr should be
iri7rmed Of this fact.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17
THE START.
How thu rasAu sraFssd out on tho Great

How thu YaGhtB Started Out on tho Great
Race.
SANDY Hook, Sept. l6.-This was the
day appointed Tor the Puritan and Genes
tn to sail the race to sea, twenty miles to
windward and return from Scotland
Lightahip. It was q question whether
they would be successful in covering the
course within the allotted time, as the
wind at $3.50 A. n. was blowing from the
west Mt the rate Of eleven miles IN hour,
with the probabilities Of its decreasing.
The weather was clear. Both yachts
were at that hour on their way out to the
Iightabip. AtAtI1 4. N. the preparatory
signal was given forthe race to begin in
fiye minutes. The wind had freshened
and WAS then blowing fourteen miles an
hour from the west. The sea was smooth.
The Genesta crossed the starting
line ut ll:04:S2 and the Puritan At
II 100 80. The wind was then iucreas-
ing and blowing fifteen miles an hour
from the northwest. The yachtA headed
east. southeast, and the Puritan began
aaining on the Genesta- At II:25 the
YACHTS we're off the Sandy Hook LightBhip.
Their positions were about the same as at
the start, the wind blowing sixteen miles an
hour from Westnonhwest. at lI:48 A.
II. the Genesta was leading the Puritan
somewhat and at l2:05 p. " Wa8 leading
by about half mile. AT noon the wind
Was blowing twenty-iour milea an hour
from the Westnorthwest, and the weather
Wna fair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-17

The Baptista Of Wayne county are going
% make an effort % erect Q church build
ing atths county seat.
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Gne gatdLgsnfsr.

oao.. so.. IS and 81 Hours'snth Street.
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position.
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John A. Hutchinson, Esq., of Parkers-
burg, counsel for the hein of Latimer
Bailey, of New York, has entered suit
against about thirty residents Of PLeasants
county for over 1000 acres CT land. The
suit is very important one and its pro-
gress will be watched with interest, as it
will deprive these citizens Of their farms
and homes If it should 90 against them.
The LGtimer Bailey title is said to be q
good one, and the fight over the case prom
iapa tn ha warm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-04
A CONVICTS SUIT.
Hugh Mcdonald Seeking to Recover from the
Police the Value of Team.

Before Judge Howe, yesterday, the suit in re-
plevin by Hugh Mcdonald against the
Police Commissioners and Captain Robert
Campbell, of the force, was called for
trial. Mcdonald is in the penitentiary for
stealing wheat, and his proceedings against de-
PENDANTS named are to recover two mules and a
wagon. The wheat was stolen from a farmer
near Fairland, and after some days the police,
following clew, went to Mike Wards stable,
where they found the team, wagon and bags
that contained the stolen grain. For three days
the mules had been without attention, and the
officers took them to the station house. where,
month later, the whole outfit was sod by order
of the Police Commissioners, for $780, No one
claimed the property until Mcdonald brought
this suit He was not arrested until six months
afterwards Tn his deposition he said he did not
claim the team, while the police had it, because
theo would arrest him and through his arrest
that of others would follow. The trial is in
progress.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-04
MOST STUPENDOUS SACRIFICE.
Efforts of an Eastern Manufacturing Estab-
lishment to Save Itself from Bankruptcy.

The greatest and most stupendous sacrifice
ever known in the annals of civilization will
pceur in Indianapolis, this week, Saturday,
Nov. z. One of the largest manufacturing es-
adjustments in the East, anticipating large
TALL trade, made up enormous stock Of over
coats; but, owing to the continued warm weather,
failed to secure a market for them. Having
them left on their hands, and being in danger of
financial ruin to save themselves from bank
ruptcy they must dispose of these overcoats at
once. They have shipped ten thousand of these
overcoats to Indianapolis, and have rented No.
IS West Washington street, in the Bates House.
for ten days. and the goods must be disposed Of
within that time, and everything must positively
be sold. Mems overcoats that the clothing
houses of the city sell for 50 and $40 will be
offered at 81. no. Fine overcoats will be sold at
50 20 which cannot be duplicated for less than
$lS Boys and youths overcoats for 81 30 that
are worth &c. Immense lines of imported Cork
screw Worsteds, Meltous, Kerseys, Chinchillas.
Astrachans and satin lined overcoats, that for
style and general excellence are never found out
side OF merchant tailoring house Everything
is new, the goods all having been manufactured
this fall. Cut this out, paste in your hat, and
remember the date. Saturday, Nov 7, No 6S
West Washington street, in the Bates House
The people of this city have recently had an
experience with fraudulent sales and this bona
fide affair should not be confused with concerns
of that character
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-04
THE STATE-HOUSE PLUMBING.
The Commissioners Are Ready to Hear Any
Proof that the Work Is Imperfect.

When the State house Commissioners were
asked yesterday, what they thought of the offer by
the Journeymen Plumbers Association to prove
that the plumbing work in the new State-house
is lmperfect, the reply was made by Commits
sioner Nelson. 1.-THE statements which they are
credited with making are not such as would
come from good plumbers. They do not talk
like experts or men thoroughly familiar with
their business Mr.. Dreen. who superintends the
plumbing in all the government buildings, was
In the office this morning, and he remarked that
the assertions were not such as good plumbers
would make. We think that we have got good
job of work, but we are ready to hear anything
that these gentlemen have to say. and if they
know of any faults in the work, we would like
for them to show US where they are. If they
will come around however, think that we can
satisfy them that the work is all right"
"The animus of the fault-fnding of the
Plumbers Association" remarked Commission
er Seward, lis so plain that the blind can see it.
They ought not to rush into the newspapers
with charges but if they know that the work is
at fault, the proper thing for them to do is to
come to us and prove it. We are ready to hear
them at any time We are here for that pur-
pose"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-04
An Attorneys Contempt of Court

The case of John W. Kolyer and Others
against William H. Hammonds, to set aside q
Judgment of small amount, was before Judge
Taylor yesterday. Among the witnesses sum
moned was the attorney, A. H. Dlckey. He
came in the morning. but failed to appear when
wanted at the afternoon session. The sheriff
brought him in on attachment for Contempt.
Dickey said he did not think he would be called
at that time, and that real estate transaction
demanded his attention. He was allowed to &c
until this morning, when the court will take
action in the matter Of contempt.