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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-24

WASHINGTON, D, O., Nov. g3-The
President is experiencing some difficulty
in filling the oliiceot United States District
Attorney for the Eastern District OF Wis
consin, A, X. Delaney, the former in
cumbent, resigned the office on tho sug.
gestlon of the President In order to accept
the Democratic nomination to Congress
from the Second District Of Wisconsin,
now represented by General Bragg,
The election resulted in hia defeat and
no has since made formal application to
Attorney General Garland for IN appoint
msnt as United States District Attorney.
Some time ago the President rendered
the position to General Bragg, and alter
come delay received sletter from him
saying that II would be Impossible for
him to accep:, The Office was then tend.
cred To another prominent lawyer Of Wis
consin, and he too, declined with thanks.
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Mr.. Adan's Death.

LospoS, Nov. 28.-The ChroNiclc, com,
menting upon the death Of Qharleu FrsuOiS
Adams, says, ut would unfair that the
name Of Mr.. Adams should be less esteem.
ed by Eaglishmen on account Of his con.
noctlon with the unjust AlsbsRa award.''
The Daily NsWs says:' Otis impossible
for any Englishman to look back upon the
period Of Mr.. Adams residence here with.
out a feeling ti shame. The nation eteod
parting In two ways, sad the only thing
that prevented her taking a downward
course was the steady iaithfulness Of the
bulk Of the working people to tho cause Of
libofty.n
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BERttx, Nov 2S.--1n spite Oi the closest
watch kept on the barracks at Berlin,
spSndau and potGdRm, Thousands oiCOplsV
oi Socialist pamphlets have been found
among the troops. The matter seized
consists moatly Of q newly ibSued appeal
10 tho soldiers 10 Join tho workLnglnen IN
hRHLoning q social f0volnLlon The source
Of the phampets has beVn traced 10 men
iFsuuenling soldiers beer:housss, and sew.
erai Of the men have been arrested,
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LONJCS, Nov. 2S.-A despatch from Bsr.
lin totae PO'l says that Count Herbert
Bismarck had o long interview to-day
with Count scbogvsloE, Rqsaisn EmhaS.
sador at Berlin, In the course Of which
the latter complained bitterly Of the tone
adopted by the official German PfegP
SRAinst General KaulbaJa.
IT IL reported that Count Herbert re.
piled warmly TO this charge, saying that
General KAulhaiB proceedings 10 Rll'
HaFia were unworthy oI the agent Of q
great p9Wet
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N ~ nn GLnLnn Iainnh

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2S.-PrssIdent Robert
Garrett in reply to a queStion asking him
to confirm or deny the report that the
Baltimore 4 Ohio has abandoned the
Staten Island projsC and will come to
New YORK over the pennsylvania track,
ssidl "The Baltimore 1 Ohio Railroad
Company never has had, nor has " nov
any intention OF abandoning the Alatbn
Island az q terminus. On the contrary II
proposes TO aud will construct extensive
terminal facilities thereon"
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Arlhur,s VIII,

New YoRx, Nov. 2a.-The will Of the
late ex. President Arthur, which was made
in March last, will probably be fled !oI
probate tomorrow. It 10 believed to d.
rect the disposal Of about $4,000 Of real
and personal property. II 10 Baid that The
btqIeBts, except In one or two inalaneaa
10 which charitable institutions are bene:
lted, are Of a private nature. Nearly oil
the prominent psrsons who came here "a
attend the funeral have departed from the
ri ~
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A copREspoNpESr OF the Cincinnati En-

A CoRRBspoNDEN Of the Cincinnati En-
ouiyr, who roams oyer the country, and
who Is allowed to roam indiscriminatcly
over the pages of that paper like a spider
escaping from a bottle ink, and who
writes with as much force-inasmuch aH
he makes marks-has extracted from
some person in Pittsburgh that 1t was
"spot cash. that defeated Morrison, and
not the iBauO Of the tariff. The reliability
OF the correspondent in question makes
this item Of news valuable in the absence
OF ailidavits.
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iS French anyIng that finds e9smpliaca,
tion In tho way one disease will
substltuto itself for another and
pTayer one, Ia very many Casea
Liver disease ior instance will soon induce
blood disorders, throat ailments, skin
affections, and eventually, because 81 i'm
poverishBd blood, consumption ltsel tin
loss, indeed II bs treated ii It's lnClpiency
and early progress by DR.. PlerCe's Golden
Medical Discovery" which acts As q gpeCl.
fic In these ailments, accomplishing q
rapid cure by ib powerful Alternative
action upon the great organs Of the body,
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CHARLESTON wv. Vs) Republicans are
going to have a big banquet and loVe.least
in that city oil Monday evening next. In
yita.ious have been Issued to prominent
Republicans in West Virginia and In Ohio,
and a brilliant gathering ia expected. Kan
awha Republicans have done great deal
Of hard fighting, and they show results.
The ISrELLloEScGR hopes that their love.
isas. may be all that they desire.
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NllldraA tlnme. 10 Llle I.ronLl

1oSpos, Nov. 9s.-MrS. Mildred Adams
has instituted an action Of SANDER against
her father, Lord Ohiei JuHtlCe oolOrldgel
bucauls Of bis hints In justliylng his con-
duct towards her husband, Charles W,
Adams, that the latter had tnAnaaOd Ia
assume improper relations with him be.
fore marriage, 10 order TO secure her hand
aud fortune.
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Cabinet Meeting.

WAsHINGToS, Nov. 23.-All the mem.
bars Of the Cabinet were present at the
meeting to-day except Secretary Man
ming. Thesession was devoted entirely
10 the consideration OF tue Presidents
message. The document 10 nearly I'm.
ished. The President has received all the
data necessary for its compilation except
such as relate to the war aud naval estab,
lishmenIs and these will be furnished
him in few days. Tho President read
the completed portions Of his message to
the Cabinet to-day, |! is understood that
the message will be much shorter than
the one spbmilted to OOngress last year
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Observation-Disclosures
For Cuttings SchOmS to InTadc Northern
NIoElco.


Eb PAso, TEX, Nov, 2S.-El 0b1erUador
FtoaterisO, a Mexican paper circulated OH
both sides Of the Rio arando, saysI "Mr.
Bayard, in his erroneous diplomacy, has
SO allied Cutting with The idea s'ot his
wrongs in Mexico that, instead Of waiting
to secure on indemnity from Mexico, he
ls trying TO- found throne.
Mr.. BSyatd ls responsible for the fact
that Cutting 10 trying now to conquer four
Northern States Of Mexico and form a SO.
cIallStIc Republic, CultIngs scheme 10 an
eRsy ono, aud this libsller, who, not long
aso, according to tho MeIiOan press, was
going about hungry 10 III PABo, to-day
claims 10 handle Thousands Of men aud
millions Of money 10 occupy Mexico, on
SOCount Of the few days he langulshed In
ISIl In PAso dol Norle, while our lllpubllC
refused 10 obey the orders Of Mf. BAyArd.
We have no doubt that II Mr.. Cutting
dihpopes OF hall Tho money he claims to
Rave been offered him ior this expedition
he viii have more soldiers than he dc.
aires, He calculates on having sufficient
number OF men 10 restore Mr. BAySrd's
reputation % d dlplotnRilBs."' .N
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MRs. KATE ELsoN srONE engaSed with
her husband DR.. ], Sumner Stone in
misgionory work in India, describes in the
INrELLloGScRR this morning, in an enter
tanning style, the celebration OF a famous
Mohammedau festival, which will prove
interesting TO all readers, aud particularly
80 to those who count themselves her
f.i,u1,
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CnlcAoo, Now 98,-The Times Est
Saginaw, Mich, special saySI Tho through
passenger train for Grand Rapids, on the
Detroit, Lansing 4 Northern railroad,
leaving here al 0:lS p. M, Colllded with
the train coming this way at VI. Louis,
Mich, this evening. Tho trains were
switOhing 10 pass each other when the &C.
cidont occurred, two cars psing partially
smashed and several passengers injured,
two, names not asCsftalnud, seriously,
Tic telegraph office there closes al 8
o'clock aud only meagrO particulars car
hn oklaihh1
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NEw YoaK, Nou. 23,-1n accordance
with the agtosment signed BY representa-.
lives Of the express companies yesterday,
the classification rates ollast spring were
restored on oil the lines today h the Of.
Gees Of the Adams Express, American,
Baltimore 4 Ohio and other large come
pAnles, full rates ioF tho West and other
points are now charged on oil express
matter the came ~ before the cuh
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CoLUMnvb, O, Nov g3,-Dh 0, H. Mont.
uomOfy, Of ~, Louis, has brought suit
against the Ohio aae Journal Company
claiming damages in $4,000 for alleged
lIbplous publications. Tie case grow out
Of tho recent prosecution and exposures
AZ lhe Ohio PenltCnllary, where 1t Was
claimed the election iorgstlOs were COM
mltIed one year ago,
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SECRETARY MANNING
roo ToUau 40 powN YEr,
He Is Alleged to bs Hard ut Work ON Ills
RspoFt-Ths P'OsIdsnt Hstwssn Two
FlrOsOn tho CIVll Service Question
Washington News Notes.

WAsuISoToS, D. O., Nov, 93.-The
Egtning Star tonight says; 1.-THE report
that Mr., Manning's health ia again break
ing down Is denied at the Treasury De-
psrtmsnt, aud by gentlemen who have
seen him frequently. In fact, he is very
hard at work on his report and shows no
signs OF breaking down."
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Ma. HoxlRs death ia another reminder
that men who fill high and rePpOnsib 9
places in our complex industrisl machin-
CRY ara not always to be enVied The
Southwestern Rtrike was terrible strain
on Mr.. Hoxie, and he did not recover
from It. Among railroad men no ranked
high asa man Of comprehensive gralp
and great executive ability,
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Tho Jury Il sun out.

New YoRK, Nov. '23.-At hall past 5
o'clock the jury in the MeQ lade case
came into court aud reported to the 10.
Cordsr that 1t had been impossible to
agree upon q verdict, and expressed the
belief that a farther tlIsl to do 90 vaa use,
less. Tho II ,Corder leGturOd them on the
Importance Of tho duty before them and
sent them back until II o'clock. Itis IN.
dsfstood that the panel has stood 10 tor
conviction and two for aCQulttal oil day,
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ptrrsBuRan, New ga Huntingdon,
Pa, special sAyBi William Walker, Saul
ghcttam, John Carr, Colorsd, and John
Jtsnopt iour notorious characters, the
Two ioTtrier awaiting trial for burglary and
tSAin vreCklng and the two lattet ior riot,
sscapsd from Jail this morning AZ an early
honf by breaking iheit call locks and
GuSfryinS their way through the mNln
wall Win an iron bsdpost. This makes
The ninth lall delivery that has occurred
10 two years, And twenty persons have o.
capped,
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LONDON, Nov, GA great scare was
caused throughout the wesL End this al.
tSrnoon, by the Grlns:Oi q cannon in b.
James Park 10 celebrate the birth Of the
Queens new grRndChlld. A dense ios
was prevailing al The time aud for q while
the detonaLlonB we're believed 10 DO those
ol some dynamite attack,
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WAsuIN0ToN, D. o., Nov, 23-The ar-
nual repor. OF ". S. schley, Chief OF the
Bureau Of Equipment and Recruiting,
shows that the expenditures during the
last fiscal year were $lS4 900 Iesa than the
appropriation. He recommends that SGO,'
900. will be appropriated for improve.
uonIs ut Coasters Hsrbor Island, the
headquarters OF the training service, and
advises the construction Of two modern
steam cruising ships Of 900 tons for train
ing purposes. He suggests that great ad'
vantage would accrue II naval apprentices
be allowed their outfit upon entering the
seryice, as their pay now Is 30 email, that
the nurchase Of tho oull; Is hardship,
and tends 10 provoke deaeftion: that pun:
ishments on board shipshopld regulated
by tabulated laws.
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BECAUSE King Otto, OF Bavaria, knelt in
the highway, and imagined himself in
Paradise they thought he was insane. II
the street had been paved after the
fashion Of this city there might have been
some excuse for Otto, but alas they have
not the nRtent.
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MEXICAN AIR.
1t Seems to Have the same Eject on allnIS'
ter Manning Us on sedgwlck.

1t Seems to Have the same Eject on AllhlS'
ter Manning us on Sedgwick.
WASHINGTON, NoH 29-Another con.
spirator has broken loose in Mexico
against Secretary BsyGrd. Strangely
enough 1t Is his new Minlater, SIr. Man.
ming, late Of Louisiana. A private dis
patch received tonight from the City Of
Mexico says the American Minister has
been making 3 tour OF tho town, and that
his luccess in paintIEg tho place red was
even greater than Mr.. BsdgTipk'g. As
may b9 supposed, no official information
has reached thu Department ot State
There seems to be dread Of something,
probably that Consul General Porch may
forget his training in diplomacy aud
beIch forth the truth IN telegram 10 the
Department through the public prints.
There Is good dealOf curiosity to know
what the gilded youth Of Mexico selected
this time to decorate tho hat Of the Amer.
ican DiplomStlst. lfthey went 80 far as
10 nut 10 cabbage iuBtesd Of bouquet,
as In Mr.. SOdgwiCk's case, 1t may be neses.
sary for Mr.. Rayard TO send another set
Of resolutions q PGrry Belmont approving
prompt measures with Mexico. No one
who knows Minister Manning ig ID the
leas. surprised at the lewa received 10.
night, His habits we're made known
both TO the President and 10 Secretary
Bayard before he was Sppointed. Ooe
who knows him well from his og4 State
said, when he was finally selected;
"Well, just wait till he arrives. he may
hold himself till then, aud t1rR time
after, but look out for what you will hear
from the City Of Mexico one OF these
bright dayB,"
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WHEN FL Mahdi is thoroughly and
elIec!ually dead, TO rise up in rebellion no
more i,Ieysr, then will Bulgaria have a
Prince Of her own choosing and the Car
OF Russia eat his burkwheat cakes In
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Ap.eIdl Dipdleh 10 M iAl.llign,r.
Er. CLAiRsvlLLH, o. Nov. 23,-rhinlas
O. Campbell, indicted for the crime Of In.
oeat to-day, plead guilty and was sentenced
70 the pehitentlAty for two years,
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BROTHER WATTgGsoN's Courier'JourHal
lands on the President with four lset Tor
Juggling with the District Attorneys. The
lump ls pholographed on another page.
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SECRETARY BAYARD, who is nothing II
not picturesque, is charged with Cuttings
escapsds in his scheme to invade Mexico.
Where do the tramps come in?
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BISMARCK is smelling war, France Is
smiling the same sulphurOus air, Austria
is smothering, aud England lives in an
atmosphere oE-Give 1t up,
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Is THE President Benton Stone suffer-
ing for the civil service rccks that have
been thrown at him9
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Ngw JERsEY Democrats seem to be able
to name the next U, s, Senator from that
State. Well-P
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DtiHCAN-On Tuesday nlthl Noyculbot 20 1881,
~ 10 o'olOOt, Joseph 7, DuucNni aged ~ yeats,
Funeral notice ptnorow,
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GEs Gatelhgstrtar,
once, Nos, as and AZ Fourteenth streot,

DlsrRlor ATTORNEY STONE is boulder
on the breast OF the President's peace,
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Glrs 4lstslIi2eater,
Ones. NoH . ana . Eourts.alh strs.,.
MOUNT PLEASANT,
What an Ohio OaioiAl Thought of that
Thriving Town.


Secretary W, |. Chamberlain writes to
the Ohio FGrMer the following account OF
the farmers institute recently held at Mt.
Pleasant;
The Institute at Mt. Pleasant, Jefferson
county, was remarkable in some respects,
The hall was packed 10 its utmost capacity
with one OF the most intelligent and APP
preciatiVe audiences it was ever my good
fortune to address. This is one Of the
oldest towns in the State The population
Is very largely composed Of Friends and
Quakers, OF the more liberal school as
understand, They have huge inject.
ing house" where the yearly meeting"
has been held ever since 1879, sometimes
having an attendance OF $500. This
was the home OF DR.. Updegratf,
our efficient Congressman. Mt. Pleas.
ant ia i've miles from any rail.
way, though 1t was, | believe, a promi-
nent station on the old underground
railway, Here Benjamin Lundy issued
the frat number OF "lhe Spirit oil Univer-
sal Emancipation" The farmers OF this
region are wealthy and intelligent. The
mail OF newspapers and magazines that
comes to the postotiiCe Ia immense. The
village only has some 600 or 500 inhabit-
ants, but the bank has q very heavy line
OF deposits and discounts, and many of
the Villagers and nelghborlng farmers live
in houses that would rent In Columbus at
from 500 to 81 600 per year, and their fur
nitule, table servieersiy OF living aud
al nd FnnpRihnI hut hn
term generous" and are the iurthest pos
sible removed from the Closeness and
even parsimonY sometimes supposed TO
characterize the Quaker and the farming
element in the hill region Of Ohio. The
sCenery about Mt. Pleasant is delightful.
| once spent one night with Abel Walker,
a mile or so from the village, reaching
there in the evening, aud in the morning
beheld from his house front one OF the
most charming views OF cultivated hill
scenery that ever saw anywhere, 1t was
like the most beautiful scenery OF Yer.
mont or Western Massachusetts,, only less
rugged and more beautiful, with cult
waited farms OF richest soil and excellent
tillage, It'll rich limestone formation,
ana very fertile for both crops and fruits
Some large farms in this region, five miles
from any railway or city, have lately sold
as high as $3.50 per acre, three important
iictois Cf SO high price being the beauty
Of the scenery, the healthfulnees Of the re.
gion and the excellence Of the society. No
saloon can gain foothold here.
In such place Of course the Insti ute
was a sucCess, and the local talent was ex'
Gallant shOull Like To have ann a nj NV
good friends who think that culture and
refinement and love Of the beautiful are
confined to the cities, visit this quaint but
fine old village of Mt. Pleasant, see the
homes Of the people, the housekeeping /
the ladies', their intellectual and esthetiC
culture, and witness the loving enthusiasm
with which they make you notice the
beauty with which nature has 80 layishly
decked the land in which they love TO
dwell.
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in a certain sense Of the term and should
bs sustained,
Make the stables pleasant homes for the
horses, instead Of prisons,
The best condition powder for a horse Is
good wholesome food, Try 1t,
A general knowledge OF the principles
Of horse breeding is valuable to every
farmer,
The best way to take care Of your horses'
tails ia to tie them up well before leaving
the stable,
The farmer who passes through this
winter without blankets for his teams
should do without an overcoat himself.
To prevent your colts from becoming
wild and touChy treat them kindly.
There is no animal more tractable than
the horse,
Blanket the teams every time they are
obliged to stand still forawhile, Careless.
ness in this may bring on cold or dis
temper. ...
JudiCiously managed, raising horses
may be made no mean source otrevenue
on any farm. II it is not there is some
thing wrong in the way it is done.
Convsniences in the stable mean saving
Of labor and time, There is no better time
to arrange these conyeniences than during
the winter while other work is slack.
Don't forget that six weeks or two
months is long time to keep the shoes on
q horse without resetting them, They
may stick on longer but It is not best fOr
the feet or horse either.
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A. b., FRKEMASsnuRd, W. VAL have
a horse three years-Old, that has lump
about the bi3s Of q mans fist situated on
the neck four inches above the point Of
the shoulder, on the right side. II has
been there for about elk weeks. 1t was
caused by abruise. Either he fell In play.
ingor run against come blunt object. Tie
lump is perfectly solid. He Is not lame al
PRESENT have applied several kinds Of
iiniments and ain poultlCing now. He has
not had collar on since he was injured.
the lump does not seem sore on pressure.
l want your opinlon concerning II, and
your advice as tO the plan Of treatment
Tor me 10 pursue. .
ANswRll.-The proper treatment would
be 10 draw a Beaton through the enlarge.
meht. II this does not remove II have II
desseCted out with the knife.
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TIE yErpnlSAnIAN.


A Department Devoted to The Care, Treat.
Inent and ailments of Domestic Animals.
[This department is conducted by DR.. O.
B. Robinson, a sklllful veterinary surgeon,
a graduate Of the Ontario College Of Agri.
culture and Montreal Veterinary College.
all inquiries will he answered through
this department free Of charge. To obtain
desired results all questions must be clear
and explicit In describing the ailments OF
the domestic animals about which infor.
nation is sought, otherwise R'proper dag.
nosis will be impossible.
All communications requiring private
answers, by mail, must be accompanied by
the usual Tee of 81,
Address all communications TO Editor
Veterinary Department Of the lSTRLLlGEN.
GER, Wheeling, W, Va,
Parties wishing to use thia column must
send their proper names and address with
tho letter, otherwise the communication
will not be published. The initials only
are printed, but should any one send only
initials the communication will not DO
printed,