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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-04
Ma zdpdd.
L Il. MYkRS,
Genl. Par gr. and Ticket Agt-
BEE LIN IL.

UeUcland, Columbus, Cincinnati IL
Indiana IL. IL.
Z Clevelandu odiizdi 6.55 dopolcdne
2. so $50 odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu pfijizdi 7.30 rdno 400 a
9.55 odpoledne.
Z Crestllne 9.55 rano 55 a 1000 odp
DO Columbus 1926 V pol. 9.45 1886
.noci.
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.3o edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
z Cincinnati 100 1000 rano 9.45 vec.
z indianapolis 6.25, 1850 100 rano.
2 st. Louis 7.15 rano 2.55 7.4o odp.
z Chicago $50 $50 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi jezditi vecernim.
Atlantic n Great Western R R
Ma gychod odj5Sdt a Svychcdu pfyisdi.
z Clevelandu 1925 q 500 rano 3.45
1905 veGer.
Do Clevelandu 100 1915 rano, 4.1o
! 055 veGer'
Do New Yorku 90 rano, 4.55 a 800 veG
Bostonu $50 rano, sos veGer'
New Yorku $50 a LOO rano, 535 O
100 veGer.
Lake Shore a Michigan South. II. II
Ma Vgchod odjiSd5 pfysSdi 2 Vychodu:
z Clevclnadn 7.45 1000 rano, 4.l0 a
1920 veGer.
40 Cevelandu $50 a 535 rano, 2.o5
a 7.50 odpoledne.
Do Butfallo 4lO 1915 rano, 135, s. 80 9
1910 vecer.
2 Buffalo $50 7.l5 rano 2:5O, e.25 4
l1.3O veter.
DO New Yorku 700 rano $40 q
1900 vecer.
S Bostonu $50 rano 500 IL ycGer
Ma adpad oaJi<di ae sdpadu ffVisdS
z Cleyelandu 5.35 a ZOO rano, 2.30 a G. 5!
odpoledne.
DO Clevelandu 725 1855 rano, 3.45
1905 odpolcdne.
Do Toledo 1o.40 o 1856 rano 700,
} IL 90 vecer
2 Toledo 800, $50 1o.55 rano 5.5,
ve5er.
Do Chicago ESQ $50 rano $40 a g.
: veGer.
Chicago 100 9.2o rano 5.s5 s2
! veSer.
e New Yorku 1890 1o45 ano, so
j Loo vecer:
z Bostonu $50 900 rano' 300 a go
veSer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-05
.,9aterlamStf0es" SeMtfO.

Gin TagesI6riftfteuer in 0eutIbfanb,
treldem Die SrenoporterIeI9e Elm ebenIo
anger Greuel lit, = tpte ms, bat it6 i'm
Tolgerbeu 6emiibt, cine 8el@reibung Der
Seefranfbeit in IoIhem Oeuti6 3u
ltefern, mie es oritben lei0er @otteS fir
fetn nno rorneDm gilt, t6Ier tit ietue
Otuti d S9iloerung:
u0ie burd eleftrii9 influenatrte Nes
%quinoctiuL : Srfa1e ertrem 9eDoroene
unbulatlon be5 Oceans effectuirte per>
mo8e oes lttmultrenoen@ nulalueruS 5ntz
i6en 8etDegungstenoeu5 oes nnutiiben
Uebitels uuo metneS ft1 0arauf beftnoz
lt4en SerebraliDltems riGpirfenb auf
Die Digclti0nSorgane antiperiitaltil6e
Beneeungen. 1nrerD Observation-Disclosures
oes untern Spbnnfter Drdugten nun Die
1altD Ino ma9en1Gftlt6 Organii6 bur1i
%brun9enen unorgauiihen S%ubitanaen,
ftatt ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in GbDlus
ItdoirtDGrt5 3t c0ntInutren, Bis our Gr>
cretiOn Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stots
Re, brGngten. ite 5enitbipdrts uno beuno6
retrogrG0 aus Dem QninlaIen S0aDt
bur6 ben Qalsfaual in. @eltalt[oitgteit
mitSGure inprGsnirt ;tptiben Der ScDaa
l1o S~bdrDb0ls Der Eaumerf3eu9e our
QtdtatmoipbGre 3urid."
Seoer, Der %1ogenonnte beutf6e
tutiienIddftIi6e 3eiti6riFten au leien
getonbnt lit, tptrb b~sSeugen f6nnen, beB
ba5 b%oritebenOe 3errbilD stpar ~ a 6,
aber bur6auS utdt aujuitarf iibertrieben
lift. @ieQei6t ftncen mir 9eIegentli9
Sett, eim Seitenltid 6aiu mad Wtultern
aus Der poLitii9en 5%agespreiie 9euti9z
LAMBS 5u ltefern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-05
Netmff@teS.

Gin @rOBneffe bss teutf9en 9i6s
1ers Grnt S6uLse (v6ie ~be3auberte
&Oie") @erbarO Gart S2ulse, Slottens
lieutenant in ber &rtegsf0tte Der Der.
Staten, 1T am 28. September in Getpz
gorf in ietnem 40. 9ebensja6re aeltor6ea.
Der 8erltorbene tDar am 10. MHault 1885
su Gele III 9aunoper geboren nuo alma
mad N%bfoloirung ieiner @Dmafia[ituoien
gum Seefn6 iiber; fubr BON 6amburo;
beln6te uno graouirte in Der 6amburaer
SeemnnnSi9ule unb oer au Wfontcpibeo
fam 1855 mad ben Ser. Staaten; trat
1861 alS Wfalter (5Uetter 9ieuteitan) in
ben 9ienit, tDar unter Tarro9ut BET Der
Ginna6me bon Rst0 Orleans uno be-
fe9Ltgte lp6ter bic Botolnoc Slottlle, aus
6-8 &anonenbooten belteDeno. g(a0 Be-
e~tbi1ung 0ss SrtegeS ~letitete CT bel Der
8erlmeiiung hes 9arien>@ QnaIS (Gcnz
trail AnnerttG) inter Commodore Sui
lnb SafriSge !pertbooue 0tenite. Gin
Ntann BON ebleln Gbaratter, aufrt0tiG
aL8 Sreuno, Iiebenb OILS @Gtte uro 0ater,
treu in GrfiiQung ieiusr 4fi6t, miro ct
BON OieIeH 6reunoen nno 8stannten be-
trGnert,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-05

11t9t aIIein IoI@eu SbwtuDel be-
freIbt, eraab lid aus Der Dor eiligen Suz
gen Der WeItl. BoIt entnOmmenen Dtit=
f9eIlun9. lGut tuelaer audi cine 10 aIte
HnO b%efannte 6trmG, ME WetIs,
SargO fur Die ueberienbune zines in
Aapier berpadten pbotOgrapbtI6en Bill
pes cine 5feanuns bon mebr ais II Dolz
lars gemabt bate.
@enn IS nun Der g.g. Staots3eitung
beltebt, bic gtrsdten 8ei6mcrben lber
1ol6' niebertrG6tigen Sbpinoel ais
v8Ie6" 81 be3eibnsn, 10 itebt ibr oas
'frei. Cider nber lit. bnB 6as Befannt:
perben FOLDER 9inge bier I'M Wsiten auf
oas SpebitiouSgelAdft in Reip gDrf uiht
obnc &irfung bletben uno Der oirecten
Ginfubr mad ben 3ouiteIen i'm Meiten-
nit SermeiOmug Dsr Nep gorter Ser
m%itteIung erpBen 9orlDu6 leiiten
tpirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-05
,GemtTGl6mSiS6es" S1tO+

Die q r il Dlt d II mi enbett
Ser t3ettungsl6retber in 0eutf0laa0 in
8eaug auf Qmerifanil6eS 3ettungsiDefen
miro bur1 cine in Berltner 3%ettun9en
bonn Is. Sept. Dorlteaetoe ~tiefitnnIgeBe1
tra6tune iiber ben u. 9. 9eraIo 9efenn7
3et9net. DG beiBt es:
Ser Nepsg ort 6eralb, rpel6er BET 2ebseiten 6e8
ueritorbenen Saues @oroen Bennett cine Se9eH
Oeutlblan6 lebr lrennDlt6e 0altun9 beobahtet
hattie, f9lob IT'D Dor ettpa 2 oSabre1 9QI3 plOBIt1
Ben erbittartitsn 6einben bes 3teiaeS al. Oleler
Hnerwdrtete llni91pung puroe tbetls benz @l11@
fu6 oes grSbii6ofs ppu Nep>Yorf, ieki9en Gar
binat6 Wiocs @tosfep, tbettb aber aud ben ~Irouo0s
lil9en Spmpatbten oes ge9enlpdrtt9en Seilsers
6es 8lattes SuoeI1riebel. "a je6od Sr. Benz
ret it. bolO einiab, baB Die Oeutlbfetnblsde
Spra9e ieireS Sldttes oenrielbetl r1Dt sum Gor2
tbetl eereife un6 piele aIte &6oHienten abb
sel9rett bGbe, bei8loB ct iin8it, bic 6sbIer
mie6sr gut SIT MAIDEN, tnbcnt er Der We
I. t GaRS''@ anesm tpei55tL Di ita9 ; Dea SS 5s5it i IN Der
9altung be5 Slattes aud auberlib berportreten
gu laicn, 1T 81: &nt9IauT9 oeS SerlnGunSzCellf>
~fi1lerbe, silgcbeabc Sel0retbHn9en pcr0fentll9t
bat. Ser umi6wultS Des 5)erdIo 1T in 10 terll
aub DON politiicber 6t6eutEng, ats b10ur1 Flat
pirb, bap Elm oeuti6ieinhltdes Statt BET BET frets
Fnnigen aueritanti9en SeUoIterung tttnen Ans
tta19 Tiloet."
Das lit bon q BIS 3 gt0offnn. Der
9i.g. 6erGtb pat g t feline U6attnng"
in BcSug auf 9euti6Ianb, ipnberu les
bigIi6 bas Streben, Don auem III Der
Welt - 9let6pieL OBJ TIT Etmbuftlt, Dets
mOtb Dber Sebofaub = @el0ebenoen bic
neueIten unb ausFu6rIi6ftcn 8 ert6te
81 brineen. Sb btcie 8ert6te ben
GeptiLien, nber ben u!tramOntonen
III DeutIblanb an9enebm Ober unan8es
ne6m iino, lit ibm babel furdtbar gleih1
glItig. 9Bas i'm 8orItebenoen iiber bic
DeutiUfreuuoliGsu @efinnungen bes aIs
ten uno bic MISREPRESENTATION bes
iungeu Bennett geidBt miro, lit le6tgs
lid E. t. preuBii6 0eutf9e &tugf6...z
n1ederet. llno mas tber Die wAbi6refs
flung oieler alter 46onnenten" geTafelt
tptr0, lit reinc unberfdtl6te Dummbeit.
Die y~freiltuniee omerifanii6e 8eD0lfes
rmne" fiirnmcrt fih ben 6enter um Die
v6attung" be5 SeraLb in 8strefT
Deuti9lan6s, Ober G0inas. GnbIt@, mas
p@elinnungen" betrifft, TO bat Der innge
Bennett eerobe 10 ptel, tDie ietn 8Gter
bate, nGmli6 gar feline.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-05

raj RoIe IN gr6Bter gile nab Sollon
eeI0idt, ur1 an Ga Jtouctere'S Stele
oaS @ommanoo su lbernebmen, ullo Die
Uiittelmser : 6lotte inn Dafen bon S0ua
Ion conit9nirt. Ga &ouctere ielblt, mao
Yarts berufen, trGf bort porgelterH EN-
uno lteut iih ebenlo erltdunt tpIe el1fru>
ltet iber Die nerbdngniBpoue Ntrtung
Ieines 8rtetes, ben CT III ouer ul1bnlo
gcihrte5en baben nil, = ia Die boHapar7
tiitii6e v2iberte" Der6fsntli6t stneJtote,
in tpeiher Der tapfere NouIlral fotI1lll0
ytpeiBgemaI1en" piro. Ote republican,
ihen SournaLe aber iperoeN nlbt Il"oe
lbs: uHreu3i9e ibn!" au l6reIen,, IND
Wambetta'S v3ecpubliqEe trnnea5le" el>
inlert 0aror, paB Nomiral "a Jtofclere
IS leiuer Seit niAt peridm1bt 9aoe, aus
nen 0dnDen Der Jtegierung pom +. SepS
TENDER, iiber tpel6e rr ftb teBt 10 ms9z
uerfeno GlBsre, ous 0toBfreu3 Der G9S
renleglon ENCOURAGEMENT.
So 1pGren Denn Die Bdrteiet in grant
reith rpIeoer Elm DEAL et1!9 - lE0 Ibrer
6aut All fDebren uno gegen Die y %
napartilten Sront gu MAIDEN bag
ober oieie Ginigte!t ntOt lange oauern
nirD. ~be,tpeitelt Jtienano, eben TO ME
IPtu UGEIIlu HlubUkG U"0 Wv fLklb6SU WV
Orleans it'd III anrt6ttg our 3tes
nubltt befebrt baben. Sic 5ie9an einio1
bic Jfspubtlf einem Gaifer MapoLeon ".
Dor, Der tie p%erbannen uItO ibr GernlO8en
fonfissiren piirbe, - mas lebr unange=
nebm luGre, menn rtal1, mie Die Orleans,
NIT auein III @ruuoetgentbum iiber 100
MftQionen Traucs in Sranfret9
aIIetn beit5t.
SonItiee poLttii6e Neuigteiten 9tbt es
b~[utipeni9. O'Ssraelt mare BET Ell
mem @iienbabus 3uiammenltoBe betnabe
get0otet porben, Der D t / d e SC t o ~
prin5 unb feline Srau wGreu nabs5u TT
Dem Wa9gou perbrannt, III tpelAem lie
gu ben. T1leltl9en Wau0nern fubren, bic
GatIertn pom OeIterret9 lit
BET einem ibrer 8rapours aitte init benz
9ferbe ~geitirSt unb betpuBttos Iiegen gez
blieben, turs: lies Rois ct les Princes
s. amusent.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-05
Am3ft 9
HENRY WALTER ven NortElGield,
lit Gan6ibat fur
County =Golnmiftloner
int critics. geatrt.
90i,nJf u9r1S
Sraaepet 3W U%ersamfem!

Cine u.u einseridt.ts grouerei in ssantOn. Gaamas
fec Co., Sopa, na9t Dem Giienbabns0ep uno nobe
Wtc@jr.9or. Gie Braucrei tit S0x60 SSub, 8 GtoG bod,
DON Stein unb Grid NIT 3 ~eelp6Ibten Reaeru neb1t eros
Set S4eune 2 Gtod bod. Elm Sromcs6onS NIT ID Gins
mcr. aLes auf einem SquGre>@Iof miiten in Der Staot
nebit idSuem @ortsu. Iue9el Rrautbsit iebr biutg. Ndbes
res am YiaBe bel y. Wiau6. 5oct8mIU0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-05

SSu bsrfamfea: b: 81 so Sgi" ,% geo s2s9 m5' &5 gi!:
1000 ader c~ultiuirtss gu $40 big S15 per ader. u
baor, ben 5tsIt chi .3eit. @aberes bel S obuM 9. @bee'
Ter in ". Us. gttuer's Siiiee, DO, o gGiaue GtraBe.
3ottiounlittn1p6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-05

N EG. heb Il G. T. o w.

tint NorOwelten, mo er etnen 9uten Euf bat. bat bic
gr0Bte RrariS in ben Iesten s~tpanste Sabreu
erworben, in GbtoniiGben unb 8cbetutett &ranfs
betten, ionob[ BET We6Mnern wie 1rauen. Sn
279 Glib Gtart Ctr. @6e Ban Suren, Gbicoso, 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-05
3tt D~erfaMfcts :

Cine Sarm in Bates Co., DO, 24O Sder gottcnts
8rairie. 25 Mder bots, $40 9der in Sens unb 1870 &fer
untsy Qilus. nit neuem g8obnbuus, Gtauuns nab all.
beren Gebduli@teiten, ne5it ME ueriiessnSem weI6en
@oiier. Die Soyrn itebt often, lieet an Siags 8tper, 4
Dietlsn pon Der ID. &. nno s. &c. st., rnb lit fur eineu
8iebaabter ntdt su iibertrefien. MGbere gu5funft erz
tbeIt Or. SO1n SObonnes, Froiries@ttp, Bates Co., @tp.
2Tiep3mIu5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-06

RAiD OS 4 GANBLiNg ESTABLISHMENT
"A eitiBen Of Cehite Wheeling. having
had his attention called 20 the fact that 1
gambling den vas in operation in the
Parker block, opposite the Belmont Mill,
Yesterday informed the City Sergeant Of
the circumstance. Capt. Davis seni OF.
Gers Henry, Webb. Birch. Baird and st.
Myers over to the place designated, and
they arrested "Mal- Baldwin. EiWard
smith, Barney Brady, Hugh Boyles and
VIM. Whitney, whom they found enjoy.
ing Themselves With little game. The
parties we're all taken into custody, and
gave bail for their appearance al the po-
lice court this morning.
In justice to the Messrs. Parker. the
owners Of the building, it must be under.
stood thattbey knew nothing oil the char
acter Of the rooms Two rooms we're
abou, the first Of April rented By Alex.
Wallace. j., who stated 10 the owners Of
the block that be vas going to work in =
machine shop and wanted 4 place 10
sleep in that vicinity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-06

The river vas stationary last evening
with about 9 feet in the channel.
The steamer Carrie Brooks, ior Zanes.
vile, passed dOEn at an early hour yes
terday morning.
The skillingeF, Pittsburgh 10 Cineih,
natl, passed down at 6 An.
The City Of Quincy, With two bargs Of
iron ore for Steubenyille, passed up Al
2P.M.
The Susie Silver arrived yesterday
With two barges Of iron ore for The River.
side furnace. The Silver came up on
Saturday, leaving her barges At Bslville
Island. When the river commenced Tis-
ing she vent down after her barges,
The Barnard arrived from St Louis
with two blrges Of iron ore for the River
side furnace.
The Express departed for Psrkers-
burg at her usual hour.
The departures for today are RagOn,
for Pittsburgh, at 4. n; Courier, fo'
PaTkersburg, Al l0l An.
The Science vas put on the docks last
evening.
10y TeispHph.
PITTSBURGH, May 5.-River feet 8
inches and talling. Weather cloudy and
cool.
CINCINNATI, May 5.-Riyer II feet 10
inches and falling. Weather cloudy, with
light rain. Arrived-MOrEab, New Or
leans; Arlington, Memphis Kittie Hegler
Pittsburgh. Departed III. S. Turner,
Evansville; Cherokee, New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, May 5.-The river is fall
ing With q feet on shoals. Weather clear
and pleasant. ArriVed-BoliTar and II.
Cooke, upper Cumberland.
MENPIIs, May 5.-River rose 10 inches.
Weather clear and pleasant Arrived
Greyhound, Alice Brown and barges,
Ohio river, Andy Baum, Cincinnati.
Departed-Baiesville White river; Nick
LoRgsUorth, Keokuk and barges, New
Orleans; james Howard, St. LouiS.
CAIRO, May 5.-RiTer &c feet 6 inches
and rising. Weather clear and pleasant;
mercury "a. ArriVed-Parker, GDciR-
natl; Great Republic and Julia, St. Louis;
Horner, New Orleans. Departed-Coal
Hill, St. LoHis; Parker, Memphis; Julia,
Vick1burg; Great Republic, New Orleans
EVANSVILLE, May 5.-River falling,
With % 7.lO feet on the gauge. Weather
cloudy, with rain. Business fair. Up
IdleEiId, J. ". Mills, Red Cloud, Louis
vile. DoVn-DeAn and TarascOn.
LOUISVILLE May River falling
with . feet 9 inches in the Canal and :
feet inches in Indians Chute. Arrived
Cha. Morgan, New Orleans; Arlington,
Memphis Minneola, Cincinnati. De-
parted-Arlington, Morgan and Mime
ola, Cincinnati; weather cold and raining.
ST. LouE, Nay 5.-Riyer falling, A.
are all the upper streams. Weather clear
and warmer. Arrived-St. GeDevieve,
Nicksburg Dugan, Missouri river; John.
son, KeOkuk; Minneapolis, st. Louis;
Lady Lee, Peoria; Bonnie Jean, Lover
Mississippi. Departed Johnson, Rso-
kuk; Belle Of 81. Louis. Missouri river;
RedUing, St. Paul, Grand Tower, Mem
phis; Lady Lee, Peoria; Means, Ohio river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-06

MARTINS FEREY ITEMs.-A number Of
police Cases were tried before Mayor
Dean Yesterday morning on the charge Of
drunk and disorderly. William HOLMES
vas fined one dollar aDd costs; Fagvy Car.
roll, Harry Cramer and William Nc
Cusky we're each fined Eve dollars and
costf, 'Tios. Delaney was = little more
80 ihsn the Others and was fined ten dol.
lars and costs.
A warrant was issued for the arrest Of
Fsddy Neal. who is charged With assault
and battery with intent "a kill. The Of.
fccrs are on his track but at thi. writing
had not returned with his body. Marshall
Hays feels certain that he will he cap.
tured.
There Is patty Of lightning rod men
IN town, and, judging from the number Of
nev rods that are being put up, they are
doing . good business.
We see that one teer sign has. from
force Of circumstances over which the
owner had no control. been taken down.
and it is to BE hoped tina; other. will be
forced TO follow snit. HARRY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-06

FORBES STILL AilvE-The gentle J.
C. FORBES, whose face il becoming "a.
miliar in Judicial chamber', has put on
his var paint and sailed into the police.
He yesterday vent before Justice Laun.
der and sWofe out warrants for the af-
res, Of four OF FIVE policemen, who have
in some way incurred his disPlea.ure
while in The dischafge Of their duty.
james threatens 70 inpeach justice Can.
well Of high crime. and misdetneanor.
iorsending him to Jail in deinultOf bail to
keep the peace. Why not start = little
justice mill Of his oWnl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-06

4 DEsERrED HousE-On Mcod,y
night house ., The head Of l2th street.
recently occupied By Ms. Johhson And
Matte Mills, who are nov in Jail for keep
ing . house Of prostitution, Was visiied
By several tUEdie who played smash
with everything they conld lay their
hands on. A portion Of the furniture
vas broken, dresses torn up, windows
smashed, etc. Warrants were Issued for
the arrest q Henry Harris, Albert Price
and Alex. Wallace, j., who are supposed
to know something about the occurrence.
They were arrested and locked up, and
Mn have heating at the police court
this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-06

BELL4IRE IOcAIS.-Pursuant to notice
quite q large number Of citizens Assem-
bled At CITY Hall Tuesday evening to
hear the report Of the committee Who
have in charge the Affairs Of the proposed
BelIaire & Southwestern Railway, and to
10 addressed by gentlemen interested in
the project. The meeting was organized
by calling Alexander Armstrong, Esq, Of
Armstrong; Mills, TO the chair, and APP
pointing ". $ Faris, Of Bellaire, Secre-
tary. Addresses were made by Nathan
Hollister. EaI- Of WOodsfeld, Warren
Hollistef. Of BridgePsrs, Col. Sullivan, Of
Bellaife, W. e. Barnard, Of BellAire, VIM.
Arm.tEnue. II Armstrong. Mills, VIM.
J's,-s-, u W.--l-d.-ll. sI.A InARs A. W.
Anderson and Col {. l. PO0Fman, Of
BeIlaife. The prospect, for the road are
favorable, GGi the good that will accrue
to our city ,ud citizens By it, construc.
ton cannot h. ovef.raicd.
The Methodist young mems PRAYER
meeting Till eIrurt 10 and picnic al
Cfezaps Grove. on the 29th inst. The
Market Boy has been chartered to carry
them down.
At the regular meeting Of the City
Council on Tuesday night, the ordinance
granting the right Of way and privilege, to
the Bellaire Street Railway Company uas
passed without a dissenting vote. This
ordinsnce il said by gentlemen posted in
snch matters to he the most favorable
that has ever been secured by like or.
ganiLation in the United States. Only a
few shares Of the stock vet remain unts.
ken, and the rosdi: looked upon a, al A..
sured success.
Mr. J. ST. Clarkson has retired from the
ediiorshiP u the Ciy CSsantnirl. lie is
still very sick 81 his home in Wheeling.
We we're shown the other day BY Mr.
VI. Sheets the most beautiful coin ever
minteG in the Vorld-the new American
trade DOLLAR. Americans NAV we'll be
proud Of the artistic get up Of this coin.
Mr.. S. has the only ones that have ever
been brought to Bellaire.
County Treasurer Kelley vas in town
Yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-06

A BOT named Robert Cline, driving a
cart for his father. vas about entering
the entrance to Bayha's bakery, On Mar.
ket street, With load Of slack. yesterday
afternoon, when his horse literally gave
out and fell down. The animal va.
tangled up in the harness somewhat,
and received several severe cuts. lie Uas
asSiHed to his feet in . few moments and
Immediately hitebed 10 the cart. The
horse il old and blind, and looks as though
good food did not often find lie way to his
gtfnArh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-06

PLAST SHADE TREEs-Every one
should plant shade trees. Thee simple
ornaments Of nature lend greatly 10 The
attractions Of city and furnish luxury
during the summer months that l. highly
appreciated. Property owners should
not fail to plant them In front Of their
residences, for it addS to the value Of
their property and to the comfort Of
themselves and the public. When the hot
summer months come and the sun Rlares
down on the bare, dusty Highways and
pavemenis, there il nothing so inviting
to the weary pedestrian "a the friendly
shsde Of the maple or linden.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-06

SOCIAL DANCE LAST NIoHg-The eth
anniversary Of GeTmania Lodge No. :,
Knights Of Pythias, was celebrated with
. grand social dance at MSnnerehor
Hall last evening. We we're unable to be
present, and consequently missed much
pleasure. The members Of Gefmania
Lodge know how to get up = good bali.
and these social hops are Always veil at.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-06

ESEuEs TO SHRUBBERY.-Caiefpillats
and other vefmin are dangerous ehemie.
to trees and shrubbety. Rose bushes are
especially the PREF Of eatetpillars. II
you would resist encruaehments 81 these
pests use the following remedy To three
gallons Of soft water add one peck Of good
sooi and one guati II unalackei lime.
Stit il we'll, and Jet it stand for twenty.
iour hours, and when the SCOT rise, to the
suftsce skim it Of UR = syringe for
applying il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-06

REfnsEroET.-We CLEAN The foIlOsing
paragraphs o. BEidgePoFt peGs from the
Bda0a; CGrsaidt:
The heirs Of Ewing Turner, deCeased,
have Al last procured $i,OJJ insurance on
his lie iron the Mutual ProleCiion Co.
Of Chicago.
Scarlet fever is prevailing in Martin.
Ferry, and il quite inveierIle, Several
deaths have occurred
The VOFthies Of the broad-gauee an
BouDsed to visit Bridgeport the past week
didn't cone We suppose they took the
EarToH-gaugr route homsUard.- Mean
Vhile The httle ORs is p0Shing ia survey
and making hosts Of friends
We record With pleasure the general
indications Of prosperity in orr place,
James Alexander has erected = magnih.
cenI residence overlooking town. jas.
Clark has also pat himself up beautiful
house, while Messrs. Cr1nstoUu, Cooke,
Harris and Others have added fine resi-
deboes, and general spirit Of thrift per.
Vndes our Uhole community. Building
sites are in great demand, and one serious
diI1dViDtage TO the substantial and rapid
growth Of our town il want Of eligible
ground for good residences. Still there
il room, but it commands good figures.
Our merchants are busy, labor plenty,
wages good, food abundant and cheap,
ard the health Of the people good. A
pretty fair showing for the hard times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-06

HELNBoLDs BUcHu il still in the ne
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine il still Manufactured ii
The laboratory At Philadelphia, and il
sold BY all respectable druggists. II is
warranted for al diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
feits. Genuine has ptoprietot's private
stamp. John p. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d3V.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-06


ST. JoHx's CHURCH TO EE SoLD.-li Is
we'll known that St. John, Episcopal
Church has for some time been fnan.
eillly embarrassed. The Churrh was erect.
ed in 1863, and cost S2i, 800. The cOngre.
cation raised $4,000 BY subscription and
Otherwise, md issued bonds iothe amount
81 Isl; :iot e e ITI five {sar' j. order ~, Z
partly paid Of, bnt having expired about
year ago those holding the bond. still
due became impatient and demanded the
payment Of both interest and principal
The congregation VAs not sbie to msei
the payments, and consequently have de.
cided TO Close the Church and Ofer it ior
sale. The last services will he held On
Sunday morning and evening next, when
Rev. J. y. Clark, the rector, will otiiciste