The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

bELLAIRE LOcAIS.-Ihere lsnot entlre
harmony among the fraternity Of butchers
in the addition 10 the new Market House.
Quite = number yesterday morning notih-
ed their customers that hereafter they
would be served by wagon at their doors
alter regular market hours, 10 An.
The committee sent out to Colorado to
investigate the silver mines, by the COM
pany organized here 4 few weeks since,
have returned and made their report TO
4 meeting Of the stockholders last night.
The report as vet has not been made pub
lie; other committees for further con-
ference were appointed.
At the present writing Democratic
visage would make vinegar; everything
is-not ..
Candidates for office were nearly as
thick in Bellaire yesterday as were frog
in Egypt in time long gone by. Hand
shaking was the order, and skirmish
line Of the unterrified protected them
selves within the walls Of the many places
where beer and schnopps are dealt out to
the thirsty multitude.
Treyelick, the great labor reform
demagugue, had a set.too Thursday night
with Col. Poormsn. The Colonel Is an
indeiatigable worker for the labOring
classes, but an untiriug opponent Of such
means as are advocated By Mr.. T., which
the Colonel contends has been the greatest
curse Of this as well as other countries.
The Prohibition party OF Belmont
county met in Barnesyille on Tuesday,
and nominated full ticket by selecting
from the other two parties such candi-
dates as suited them. The following are
their nominees: Representatives, Messrs.
Bundy and Cleayer Rep; Probate Judge,
Joel Elliott (rOCk-wAter Prohib,); Treas.
urer, W. ]. Kelly DEM; Auditor, II.
Danford lRep.); Prosecuting Attorney,
Thomas Cochran DENY; Surveyor, No
Bile Carter rep. No candidate for
Commissioner was put in nomination,
There is "leetle Bit Of shakiness among
some Of the candidates as to the result Of
this "new departure" The Republicans
look smiling, and the Democrats sour.
visaged.
The lI;5O A. ". train yesterday which
vas to bring our noble Governor was de.
layed someiiorty or City minutes, and in
consequences thereof nearly two hundred
people, including Democrats, Republi.
ca4s and children in large numbers, had
to stand under the rays Of an almost
torrid sun, awaiting the arrival Of this
great embodiment Of Democracy, AT
length it arrived, and the precious cargo,
consisting OF the Governor and his staff,
with the glossy-haired correspondent Of
the Regiaer and his eX-HonOr, Mayor
Criswell, in two hacks, preceded by Wal.
lace's cornet band, we're driven 10 the
Globe House followed by a procession
which our native modesty fOrbids US 10
describe and for which we will refer
you to that portion Of the Scripture relat-
ingto the building Of the Tower Of Babel.
At the Globe House three cheers were
called for the Gov. Of Ohio, and responded
to by every One-except Bill Dougherty's
owl. Over the street was q large stream
er giving a lReloom 1.-THE schOolmaster
was off on visit to our noble Governor.
During the afternoon part Ofthe Gov.
eFnor's aids took a barouche and visited
some OF our manufacturing establish.
mentS, and looked at the rapid improve
mens ofour neophytic city.
Don't forget that DaniOrd will give us
one Of his Impressive speeches Saturday
night.
Governor Hayes, when in Bellaire
few days since, said that Danford was one
Of the rising orators Of Ohio, and to-day
among the finest speakers in the West.
lie will address the Republicans here on
Saturday evening, and we have no doubt
our people will turn out en- ma9e to
greet Belmont county's iavorite son.
A number Of lawless boys are In the
habit Of congregatiDg in Barnard's cut
and Stoning the negro Cart-driyers at
work there. The lookup and a good fine
might teach their parents to better con.
troll their children.
il is expected that our public schools
will commence next Monday.