The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-12


BELLAIRE LOCAIS.--We made some
little mention in yesterdays lNTELLIGEN-
GER Of 4 robbery at the lIee.llive tailor
shop on Saturday night, We have since
obtained fuller particulars which are to
the effect TINT between $500 and Sl00
worth Of goods were taken, principally
consisting Of made up suits awaiting dc.
livery. The entrance was effected in the
sewing room, which is On the second floor,
and where all made up goods are kept.
A reward Of S2j is offered for the recovery
OF thegoods or detection Of the chief.
Sunday night M unsuccessful attempt
was made to enter tho residence Of Mr..
Meute, one Of the proprieters Of the
"lee.llivc," and tho residence Of Mr..
johnson, In the other half Of the same
double house. PROBABLY the object was
to procure the key Of the first
story OF the tailor shop. We learn upon
good authority that the person making
the attempt Is known. II he Is, and is not
made to suffer the reward OF his crime,
those who can identify him are indirectly
responsible for his after misdeeds. No
squenmisl feelings for nny one should be
allowed to intervene 10 procure his es-
cape, for we make no doubt that the
guilty parties are new hands At the trade.
Only the citizens Of the city will vote
at the ward polls to-day. Dwellcrs with.
In the township but without the cOrpO-
rate limits, vote at u separate ballOt.box,
1nnnInI NJ Tos TtIInuts nTton
A goOdly crowd Of the unterriied (3
or D. came down with the st. Clairsvillc
band yesterday 10 sec the tall sycamore
wave itq branches to shade everything in
the neighborhoOd. About Wednesday
the said sycamore will be weeping
willow.
The Registers reporter requests us to
say that the local which called attention
to the bridgeport letter in that paper Of
yesterday wAs not hls, and that he be-
liGvcs the charges therein contained are
totally false. lie says he does not think
Major Kennon would be guilty Of such
things, and lie does not want to appear In
false light. We gladly accord him n
favor which his own sheet will not give.
Five bands were In the city yesterday.
1Ieatherington's played for the Republi-
cans aud three for the Democrats. Wal
lace's band, last night, made the bcst
music we have heard from them yet.
The Democratic tOrChlight procession
last night had just o. torches, by actual
count, and including those used by the
band. Of these just Al were carried by
voters, the rest being In the hands Of boys.
This IL no estinate--we counted Otirseli,
and can vOuCh for the truth Of the above.
A horse in one Of The band wagons laSt
night broke his harness and caused quite
sensation by rearing about through the
crowd. No harm done.
Bellhire has several policemen in whose
presence II Is dangerous 10 shout for
Hayes. Being Democrats and boss they
don't allow ii. One Of them let this be
understood Saturday night
Tonight we know who shall rule over
us.
Political excitement was at its highest
last night. A quite respectable crowd
collected at the corner Of Union and
Thirty.thifd streets to hear the wind
blow through the tall Sycamore Of the
Wabash, while the Republican meeting
filled City Hall to Overnowing. James
Wilson occupied The chair. Colonel
PoofmNn led of with a stirring address.
The enthusiasm At both meetings was
deep, but at the Republican meeting II
was most intense. lion. L. Danford was
expected 10 arrive on The 9:O5 train, but
did not, and at the time Of this writing II
Ia uncertain what the Hayes club will do.