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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-24

BELLA1RE.-The match game Of base
ball between the Nail City and Bellaire
mines was played this afternoon, the Bell
ARE club taking the bat first. The game
resulted In score Of 90 to 20 in favor oil
the Nail City club. There was also o
game played between the Standard club
and Good viii Of this city. The score
stood Is TO 80 In favor Of the Good Will.
The Bellaire Nail Works with the
additional cutting machines being put
IN will be able to turn out 800 kegs oil
nails per day, or about 5000 kegs week.
The receipts Of peaches Saturday BY
express were flIty.three crates.
About two hundred persons assembled
at the Public Square to witness the ex-
citing contest between the Nail City Club
and Bellaire nine. Much excitement pre-
vailed.
The churches were well attended yes
terdsy, Notwithstanding the inclemenl
weather.
The Gallagher Troupe gave an enter.
tainment at City Hall Saturday night
They had full house.
AUG AuiSnIa VI Lne razor naQ II red MOI
Saturday night. We had to wait just
two hours for shave.
Not a case before the municipal court
Saturday. What's the matter
George Grimer, hand in the Rolling
Mill, by some mishap tripped and fell on
the hot rolls, Saturday afternoon, and be-
lore assistance arrived his arm and hir
were burned so badly that the flesh
dropped of in some places.
The steamboat Courier grounded oppo
site the Blast Furnace Saturday at II A
NJ. The efforts OF the Rees TO release hel
proved fruitless, and up to Sunday at 4
o'clock she was yet last, and unless the
river raises It will be necessary to transfer
her cargo in order to free her.
There were but fifty persons who lei
for camp meeting Sunday morning, The
rain having prevented a large number
that would have gone.
Two more accessions were made to The
Disciples Church Saturday evening. ].
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TIE CHURCHES. = Rev. Lewis NJ.
Kuhns, Of Canton, Ohio, OBLIGATED at the
English Lutheran Church yesterday.
At Martins Ferry yesterday Rev.
Rambo preached in the Presbyterian
Church, and Rev. Dysert in the U. P.
Church.
St. Johns P. E. Church was opened
yesterday for divine service.
The new parsonage for Rev. h. B. Ed.
wards, at Martins Ferry, is completed,
and he will take possession OF 1t In few
weeks.
A new N. E Church was dedicated at
Hopedale, Ohio, yesterday. Rev. W. L.
Dixon, oil OArrOlton, Rev. J. @. Pershing,
of Pittsburgh, and Rev. VIM. Grimes, Of
Cadiz, were expected to be present.
The Presbyterian congregation at Port.
land, presided over by Rev. ]. A. Alex
ander, will hold Harvest Home cele-
bration on Williamson's Run, near Port
land Station, next Thursday morning.
There were no services at the Fourth
Street N. E Church yesterday.
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POLICE CoURT-There was but one
case before Judge Cranmer on Saturday
morning. Andrew beats Is the name Of
the party. he was fined g and costs Tor
disorderly conduct in Centre Wheeling.
Geo. Boyce, Jimmy" johnson, "Booze''
Leazure and "Tobe" Vance were before
the Court in the afternoon, charged with
drunkenness and disorderly conduct. On
account OF their extreme youth, and il
being the frat time they had ever appear
dbeiore the bar Of Justice, His Honor
limited the Hne to $50 and costs each.
They were unable to pay, and His Honor
further relaxed and gays them their lib
erty upon condition that they leave the
city Immediately, never again to return.
They promised, upon their honor as fusi-
Tiers, 10 forsake Wheeling forever, and
started for Pittsburgh, where all good
SAloots 60. ..H
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Alabama Republican Conventions
Mixed Schools Not Desirable,

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 22.-The
Republican State Convention adjourned
today, after three days session. The
resolutions declare mistaken confidence
and unalterable devotion to the great
PRINCIPLES OF human liberty, viz: the civil
and political equality Of all men, without
distinction oil race or color. We have
never claimed nor desired, and do not
now, the social equality Of the different
races, or of individuals Of the same race,
and we reject the issue Of race against
race rendered by the Democratic party,
and which, II persisted in by that party,
will plunge us again into war with the
government OF the United States. We
neither desire nor seek the invasion of the
rights of the white people by the colored,
but only ask equal advantages In matters
OF public and common right. The Re.
publican party does not desire or seek
mixed schools, or mixed accommoda
TOR colored people; want no social equality
enforced by law. We recognize the fact
that every house shall be sacred from in
trusion, and that in free country every
one can dictate for himself.
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MGRFIE's FRRRY ITRMa.-Buainess ID
extremely dull in this place Of present.
The manufacturing establishments arc
almost all running, yet they are "laboring
under difficulties"
q. A. Burrows, the efficient Secretary
Of the Ohio City Iron and Nail Works,
started on an extensive trip Saturday
evening to solicit orders for nails.
The report from here In the Sunday
NetoS was badly mixed-the truth being
minus II "muddled the muddle." Instead
oil Ledwick and Van Pelt, II was LedwiCk
and Mitchell who were appointed dele
gates 10 the Convention at 81. ClAlrsvllle
last Saturday, and the Ohio Valley Pres.
byterians are TO hold services In CONNER.
cIal Hall next Sabbath. They never were
told that they could not; 1t was only
misunderstanding.
Several parties leave this place Tues
day morning Tor Chicago on the excur.
sion train.
Saturday afternoon q little shooting Of
fray occurred In front oil "Abe" Co.'S ice
cream saloon. A boy by the name Of
James shot at q boy named Moore, but
missed him. Moore then laid hold Of
him, threw him down, and not being able
10 twist the pistol out Of his hand unas-
sisted, he took q stone and pealed the
back Of his hand with 1t. James let
loose.
A heavy dew fell yesterday morning,
much TO the disappointment Of those who
were to attend the camp meeting ct
Burr's Station. Those intending to 60 to
Moundsville went, thinking the fare 90
cheap that 1t was an inducement 10 go
only 25 cents, on the Eureka, and many
Of them found it-wet.
Belmont City Lodge No. 221 meet al
their hall tonight.
The Germans Of this place held q pic
mic Of DArsh's orchard Saturday afternoon
and night. The Germans drank their
beer and enjoyed themselves hugely, but
the American boys became very bOlSterouI
and rowdy like, reminding one very
forcibly OF those who rejoice over the II
cense, without the victory.
Seven men compose our Council. i
four oil them could live on each street ID
town they would improve II right, but as II
Is, may the people BIO merciiul upon them
JANUARY.
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which may mean Q dozen things but the
one meaning given TO them. This story
Is denied BY oil having any connection
with the matter but one, With
the circumstance, as well Hs the
burden Of proof, all are on
one side. The other unsupported
by anything but bad character the Com
mittee finds that Henry Ward Beecher ig
not guilty Of the charges preferred
against him. It 10 probable short par
agraph may be added to the report notice
Ing briefly the failure Of FrVnk Moulton
to bring any new evidence 10 bear on
the subject, which can in the slightest
alter the conclusions the Committee have
como 10.
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Over the Tennessee and Ohio Valley
generally higher barometer and lower
temperature, northeast and northwest
winds and partly cloudy weather. ~
Over the Lake region, lower barometer
higher temperature, winds mostly from
the northeast to southeast, partly cloudy
weather and possibly occasional rains.
Over the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys and the Northwest fall
ing, followed by rising barometer, light
changes in temperature, variable winds
partly cloudy weather and areas Of light
rains.
Over New England, rising, followed by
falling barometer, north and east winds,
partly cloudy and cool weather, and over
the southern portion rain.
Over the Middle States, falling baron.
eter, east to north winds, generally cool
and cloudy weather and rain.
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A MYSTERIOUS CONFERENCE.-The
night clerk oEone Of our hotels was star.
tied about II o'clock the other night by
the following conversation, at q time
when he supposed he was alone in the
office: "Come along, you hoodlum, let's
go up stairs" "Go;. nuthin'," was the
gruf reply. "lets wait till a train comes
in; there's nothing you can get blood out
Of in the house now" And the amazed
and Mortified clerk could see nobody in
the room buttwo old mosquitoes, DOING
on o Saratoga trunk.
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RAILROAD ITRis-Another now pas.
Seuger engine, No, 907, has been brought
up from below 10 the run on
this end OF the Baltimore & Ohio
Road. 10 one Of the largest size, has
eight wheels and all the modern improve.
ments, including patent air brake, Mat.
Carpenter takes charge Of tho engine,
with Chris, Hofner as fireman.
Considerable more freight than usual
has been passing over this end Of the B.
& o. Road lately, and to provide for the
increasing business two more ten.whceled
freight engines have been sent here.
Two small engines, Nos, 23S and $751;
have been sent by the B. & o. Company
from this city to run on the Chicago Elk.
tension. John Crawford and Ed. Devine
went from here to run the engines,
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Did SUDDENLY.-Mrs. Theresa Camp.
bell, a widow, living with her sister at
No. 1000 Market street, died very sud-
denly Saturday morning. She rose at
an early hour, intending to go to market.
AS she was dressing she fell to the floor,
and expired Immediately. Heart disease
is ascribed as the cause Of her death.
The funeral took place from the resi-.
dence Of ]. Il. Robinson, Market Square,
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
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RoBBRRY IN WRsT Colonel
Curtis, Of West Liberty, informs US tina,
the Office Of DR.. Kelly, in that quiet burg
was entered on Friday night or early on
Saturday morning and q number Of arti-
Giles appropriated. Among them were q
valuable shot gun worth about $50, two
overcoats, two sack coats, seven pair o.
pants, vests, &c, in fact, they came neal
stealing the Doctors entire wardrobe
Suspicion has not yet fastened upon any
particular party.
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PHoToGRAPHs.-At Halls Gallery TOR.
merly Robinson's) there are employed
come Of the best Artists In the country,
and they arc prepared 10 furnish their
customers the finest work 10 be found
anywhere. They do not make cheap pic.
lures, but take special pains to make
every sitting a success. Old Pictures
copied and enlarged TO any size, either
plain Photographs or finished In Ink, Oil,
Pastel or Water Colors. Also liie.size
Crsyons, Picture Frames, Stereoscopic
Views, and Photographic Goods Of every
description.
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Death of a Pioneer.

EVANSVILLE, August 90 John Iugle
sr, father Of John 1ngle, jr., late PresI-
dent Of the Evansville s. Charlottesville
Railroad, died at his residence in Ingle.
field, ten miles from this city, this morn
ing. aged SO years and 8 months. He was
born In England, came to this State in
1918, was appointed Postmaster by Presi.
dent Jackson, and held the position till
removed by President johnson.
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'sQUmR Recommendations
Reister was before this Justice Saturday
afternoon, charged with resisting an Off.
Ger. Mr.. 0'Keeie appeared for the prose.
cution, and Mr.. Good for the defendant.
Mr.. Reister was required to give bond In
the sum Of $500 for his appearance at
the next term Of the county court. l
Nicholas Meade, for disturbing the
peace, gave bond in the sum Of 800 for
his appearance for examination to.mor.
row.
Mrs. Patrick Elwood, for q breach Of
the peace, was required to give bond in
800 to keep the peace for six months.
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River News,

The river commenced to rise slowly
last evening. At Or. NJ. the marks indi-
Gated 8 feet 8 inches.
The Courier left for Parkersburg Sstur.
day morning, but stuck near Boggs'
Island. The Mallie Ragon about dark
went down and took her load to its desti.
nation. She is still aground, but will
probably get off this morning if the river
rises a few inches.
The Salt Valley arrived from Ciucin-
matt Saturday evening, and yesterday
morning departed for Pittsburgh.
The Exchange on Saturday afternoon
arrived from Cincinnati and departed for
Pittsburgh.
Tho Charlie Hornbrook started up the
river yesterday with a fat In tow. 'rl
The Science arrived from Parkersburg
yesterday morning, and will return TO-
day. 4Ias.
The Market Boy made two trips be-
tween this city and the Moundsyille csmp
grounds yesterday. q" no
The Nail City was announced 10 leave
for points below last evening.
The Market Boy was running between
Martins Ferry and the Camp Grounds
at Moundsville yesterday.
The Bellaire whartboat Is undergoing
repairs.
The boiler Of the "Here l Am" Jerry
boat has been in constant use for seven
teen years, and.the Inspectors report il in
almost as good condition as when new.
-BeRatre Commercial.
[By Telegraph
PTTTsBuRGH, August 23.-River 9 feet
inches and falling. At Oil City tho
river rose rapidly last night, and al 8 r,
N. to-day the marks showed 3 ieet 10
inches and falling fast
sT. Louis, August 23.-River falling
slowly. Arrived-Grand Tower and
Chester, from Memphis; Red Wing and
Lady Lee, from Keokuk; Tyrone, from
Illinois river. Departed-Kinney, for
Missouri river, Weather cloudy; quite
cool since the rain Of yesterday.
LoUHVILLE, August 23.-River station
airy; 4 ieet 2 inches In the canal and . lect
z inches In the chute, with frequent
showers. Arrived-Ben Franklin and
EddyVllle, from Cincinnati; Red Cloud
rom Henderson. Departed-EddyviIe,
Tor Evansville; Ben Franklin, for Cincin-
EyANsvnLR, August 22.-Weather
cloudy, hard rain and thunder storm this
morning, signs Of more tonight. Mercury
~ to 80. River fallen inches. Down
Coal Hill and Tarascon, Evansville. Up
B. Il. Cooke. No business today.
CINCINNATI, August 23.-River :
inches and stationary. Arrived-Esper-
ana, PIttaburg; Cherokee, New Orleans.
CAIRO, August 23-Arriyed - Nash.
vllle, Memphis; Greyhound and b. D.
wood, Memphis, Departed-Belle Of
memphis, Memphis; Nashville, Cincinnati.
Myer nVe teet and falling. Heavy rain
at daylighti cloudy and cool tonight.
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JuMPNo on A TRAN.-On Saturday
afternoon, as the $50 train on the Hemp.
field road was approaching the city, when
Just this side Of the tunnel o man named
Henry Flint attempted to jump on, but
missed his footing and was dragged along
the cross.ties some distance. He was CON.
siderably bruised, and his clothes torn:
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CHIMNEY ON FTRE.-Between 8 and 0
O'Clock Saturday evening tho chimney in
the residence Of Mrs. Smith, over Mrs.
Gaus' saloon, on Market street, above
10th, was discovered to be fire. The fire
was extinguished in few moments, be-
fore general alarm was made, and with
out any damage 10 property.
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An AB,coNDrNa DIVINE Rev. Smith,
Of Erne, Greene Co., Pa, Baptist preach.
er, recently stole horse, saddle, bride,
ETC., from Mr.. Clutter, one Of his breth.
rem, borrowed $50 from members OF his
Church, and started for BsrnesvilIe, Wash.
ington county, to pay visit to other
brethren. Up to this time nothing has
been heard Of him. Mr.. Clutter offers a
reward Of $40 Tor his arrest.
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TIE firm Of Paxton 6 Bloomfield, our
next door neighbors, are showing evidence
OF an increasing business in their line, by
the quantity Of Tobaccos and Teas turned
out Tor customers in the last three weeks,
and also by the large lots OF Tobacco re-
ceiVed in the past few days. There has
been some advance on Tobacco recently
with tendency to higher figures. This
tirm received 1857 butts Of tobacco the
past week. y =
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ST. ALPHoNsUs PIcNIC.-The picnic Of
the St. Alphonsus Society will take place
at the Fair Grounds to-day. The Society
extends q cordial invitation to their
friends, and should the weather be favor.
able large crowd will probably be
present. Ali the Catholic Societies have
been invited to participate, and Kramer's
full band has been engaged for the occa-
sion. The members oil the Society will
assemble at their school house In Centre
Wheeling this morning.
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PERsoNAI.-E. W. 8. Moore, Esq, Of
the Mountain City Bank, Fairmont was
in the city yesterday. He is stopping at
the Mcclure House.
Gen. g. W. Brown, U. s. Collector for
the Second Congressional District, and
J. W. Mason, Chairman 1.-The Republican
State Executive Committee, were in the
city yesterday. ..'T-
Peter Tremmel, Director of the Ger
mania Singing Society, on Friday last re.
turned home from Europe, where he has
been since March. .s,.H ....
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BURLINGTON, IA, August ga spe-
cial to the Rdwksys says that during q
very severe thunder storm this afternoon
David Faulkner, q man sixty.eight years
OLD, residing at Fairfield, was struck by
lightning while crossing his front yard,
within fifteen feet Of his house, and in.
stantly killed.
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CEMETERY WASHED our.-Yes,erda,

CEMETERY WASHED our.-YesterdaY
morning the heavy rain done considera.
BILE damage to the cemetery on the cor
ner Of 2Sd and Jacob Streets. Several
headstones were washed away, and two
skulls and number OF bones were found
some distance down the hill. A small
coffin was also found near the cemetery.
The earth was washed awsy from many
graves, exposing collins and bones. At.
tention was called to the condition Of this
cemetery some time ago, but 1t was not
properly attended to. 1t would be well
for those having friends buried there 10
see that something Is done. ..au
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FINE TRANSFORMATIONS. Dohr.
man & Thornly arrived yesterday from
Marietta with aatboat containing four
thousand watermelons. Tho fat lies
near the wharfboat This frait Is unusu.
ally plenty and cheap this year, and
those OF Messrs. D. & 7. are as fine LOT
as We have yet seen.
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ATTEMPTRD BURGLARY. About 10
O'Clock yesterday morning burglar was
detected attempting to effect an entrance
into the residence of Thomas Beam, ESQ.,,
on Virginia street, near South Broadway,
Island. The intruder escaped, but was
distinctly seen leaving the premises BY
the lady Of the house.
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Three Negroes Taken from Jail and
Hanged In MisAissipDi.

BRooKHAvEN, Miss, August 22-The
three negroes, Dick Cooper, Anthony
Grant and silas johnson, who, at 3 o'clock
on Sunday morning last, iorcibly entered
the Residence Of Mrs. Burnley and viola
ted her person, were taken from the jail
at 4 o'clock this evening and hung by The
citizens, about one thousand OF whom
were present. johnson was captured on
Sunday, the other two were captured Of
Canton, brought here this morning and
lodged In jail. They all confessed their
guilt on the galloWs. ..-. 4
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SECOND ANNlvERsARY.-The Haru-
gary Lodge (which we don't remember
ever having heard Of before celebrated lts
second anniversary on Friday evening
last, at Turner Hall. Rev. Vass, Of the
German Lutheran Church, delivered an
address, after which the floor was cleared
and several hours were spent in dancing.
Vaas band furnished the music.
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SEWER BURsTED.-About 8 o'clock yes.
terday morning a sewer burst at the
northeast corner Of 18th and Main streets.
The pavement was torn up fully twenty
feet around. The sewer became choked
up, and being only four inches thick,
could not stand the pressure. A tenn.
porary fence was erected around the cor
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sEIIIEa AT CosT.- Our friend @. Hess,
corner OF Main and t4th street, is giving
great bargains In the way Of clothing
goods. He 10 selling at and below cost In
order to make room for Fall supplies.
Now iS the time TO get 6rst'class suit al
the lowest figures.
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NoucE.-Tho greatest bargains vet IN
Grenadines, japanese Silks, in eli colors
and Dress Goods Of all grades and de-
scriptions, direct from New York Auc-
ton and OF half their value. Cali and
price them; they will astonlsh you.
-. 4. ]. W, FRRRRI.
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DBTuRBHa THE PEAcE.-Dsvid pa-
Wis, on complaint Of Henry Schafter, was
required by Squire Schultz to give bond
in the sum Of one hundred dollars TO keep
the peace for one year.
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A MERCHANT IN TRouBLE.-John
Lore, well.known merchant OF Grays.
vile, Greene county, Pa, was arrested on
Friday last for stealing wool, sheep and
grain. He was taken to WaYnesburg,
where he gave bail in the sum OF $1,000
for his appearance at the December
court.
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PosToFFIcB NoTEs.-A new postoflce
Is established at Moorefield Junction,
Hampshire county, West Virginia, on
the route from New Greek to Moorefeld,
with Harry N. Worden as postmaster.
James F. IRELAND is appointed post
master at Holbrook, Richie county, W.
Va, oice John Brown, resigned.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-Thls court met at
8 A. N. Saturday. The case OF Robert
Bryan ps. the Peabody Insurance Co. 90.
cupied the attention Of the court the en-
tire day. Court adjourned before con-
Guiding the hearing Of the case.
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GEEAT excitement at J. W. Ferrel's,
S oyer MS new arrival Of Carpets and Dry
SToas, and cheapness in price. He is
S Ss.s splendid Brussels at 81 10 per yard,
anu otner goods In proportion. Now Is
S Sos, ume LOT great bargains, as he will
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BANKRuPr.-Mr. George H. Ellis, Of
Marietta, has filed a petition in bankruptcy
In the United States Court. His assets con.
siat Of a stock ofboots and shoes, and real
estate, amounting to about 10000,
Liabilities over $4,000
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DRM1ssED. The charge Of perjury
made by James Haley sgainst Jeremiah
Jefferson, before Squire Clarkson. has
been dismissed. A like charge against
Haley, before Squire Caldwell, was also
dismissed. '"