The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-03

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NOMINEE for the House O. Delegates N
TYLER: Wm. L Foreman for tie STATE
senate. and J. 7. Hickman for Sehool
ss1zriEisodsni.
Hon. Wm. z. Stevenson. Of WOOD
county. has bSen campaigning IN ohio
1og ihs Union tieket.
Alfred F0s;sr, Es4-. OF VIA c0GEiy, i
tie UniOr noDine- f1E tus ssaa,s N The
IN Distinct.
lie Wssion EzPostgT reports that
'.GtranEs isma!ss'' are gDsHs around
tAosxh The stst-s& ludllHg and p.rEinE
Up things.
henry q. DAVIS. E,q., Of SiiHera!
ooaaty, Wa IN the ehy ysstsrdsy.
Tue delegates from aarsbsli, WetLsi
and Marion meet in Senatorial eouTsn-
tion 81 Burton next saturday
Prom September, Is5S. 70 March, lsjh,
the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad Com
paIy paid INTO the Irsasury Of yirgiais
-. Ios-29. sn average OF e 900, snd =
fraction, DsF year, in the SHAPE Of is1ss.
sExAro1. sHKExAs. who l. election
ssring IN Ohio, opposes tnaie suffrage.
Daring q recent speech ia Eslieion-
tame, he stated, among other reasons.
why women should not vote, thsi they
nre now we'll represented BY their nus
bands. broibsrA. or loTsrz. said he:
ave have the reins. bat the women
guide snd show us the way TO go, ~ the
old cong said, which he used 10 sing
when n bOy.H A young lady, sealed at
the Court House window said, GIVE
Us the gong" The Senator replied that
be did no; remember 1t, OF be would
sing IL. ~
ONO was, by the census OF 1850. the
third state in the Union, having pop
Nation Of Z, 55sG d2, or 7.44 per cent o
the whole. The State now gives more
attention to the production OF wool,
having the IAEge-t numbsr Of sheep OF
any State, viz: 1875, co, out Of % CO.
7g7 in the United State. The livestock
in the StAts was vnlued, in 1896, at
$751; 90. 90, which exeet1s that OF any
state except New York, being s!1O'-
G52,5gj. .l
THE University OF Wisconsin, at
Madison, Is now in highly prosperous
condition. Il IS already throDged with
aludenIs. and the indications are tbst
further dornitOry buildings VIII be re-
auired at no distant day There are
now IN attshda ncs upon the UniTerhity
classes Que hundred and forty young
men. Besides these there are in the
normal department over ninety young
ladies, VINO are taking The regular nor
NAL couhss.
The Manchester Mirror ssys that the
receipts at the various hotels and board
ing housss in New Hampshire this
season will exceed, by nearly twenty
I'VE per cent. those OF any other.
Every mole and corner has been literal
ly crAmmed full, and the only reason
more did not come was because they
could lind no place 20 lay their heads.
Country boaTders have probably lon
this ear million and u quarter Of dol
lars.
Tar arsenal grouads At Rock Island.
between Illinois and Iowa are rapidly
improving. Five hundred men are
now employed. Ten large buildings
for workshops are going up, sach TO be
two hundred and ten feet front by thues
hundred feet deep, in the form Of a LETT
Ter q. They are 10 be Of stone. TIE
arsenal, when completed, will be by
far the largest in the country. The
grounds cover one thousand acres
THE magnitude of the marine inter-
ests on the lakes is frequently illns-
trated at the st. Clair "hais." where,
sometimes, SO large feet ofyessels is
collected for passage through the din
cuIt channel that a jam" occurs, in
Turing vessels and temporarily OBJ
struggling navigation altogether. The
latest liam" was on the night OF the
18th, but no serious damage resulted.
BROAD street, Philadelphia, is eleven
miles and a half long. in one straight
line. and one hundred and fifteen feet
vide. extending from League Island,
on the Delaware river, TO the northern