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REMINGTON No. ] Machine for family use, in the third year of its ecixt"nce. has met with more r1Dit itcrease Of rGtio of sd'es tltah dly m tchiae oa tiae dtdrk:'t.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-13

A PRuuA1 CEDuSAL CAu-A
criminal earse Ola peculiar nature cane
% before Jnstice C1HEell ystera4y.
RsarJ Roekebrand, ! yozng nan Of
tTsntT-tEo OF thres, rtsi4es in The
Eighih Ward With widowed Dother.
Por . Iesr er,nots PEst Henri has b'ee9
ysfT dissolute IN bis h1hits, and has paid
Iirtis at.entiOa, If any, to Obtaining Tie
necessities q lie. o. tie 5Ih insI. Be
Es.t 70 OSesrJohn Baird nd reqDested
% BE Ieeksd Up, styirg that abOHs !
wear hsfo-e ke bad committed >
'forssEy o. BIS Rotber, AID th1t
~ e,,reienes bad Iru1bIed hin
softkst be hAi bees driten 10 drink,
ani ksaIly 70 tSe eoafessSoo that BE had
na64. Tie boy appeared very PeniIent,
and UiIlinE 70 su5er The Peo1lty OF his
crime. Upoa Inquiry it vas astsrtained
ia, Roeksb-a.d had Forged n order IN
his mothers nane for tie s1All sun o.
IS upou Csntre Wheeling baker nasset
Barre Roektkrisi says that ie after
Earts paid tie oder, bat tie baker
states lie money vas paid By TIE DotbeE,
shO Recognized her sOai haDasritins At
i Bald tSot Ii priios..rtO Htpsees6ns
Attorney Craer1ii. Sho committed hiH
for s1arainatioa. Yesterday morning ht
sas taksn before Justice Caldwell, AID =
be eoafessed Tie crime no witnesses Eere
e1anissd. Un6sr The statute Tie eriD4
i. ieIouy, and Roekebr4nd E9I renand'
ed in dstanIt Of 81 90 bail, 10 appear be-
fore :se eognsJ eoUst AID assges.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-13

TIE OzAxsDCE-Tbe three lodges
Of Tie LOYAL Orange Institution q thi.
city, and lodge from Bellaire, parsdsd
ID: principal streets Of the city yesterday
in eonnenao.4tiOu Of The Batiie OF The
Bdyre. liz IreI1nd, exactly ore hundred
and eiEhty-six years ago. The procession
formed 10 front Of Crangieis Block, OF
Market street. about o'clock in The
aFternooa, in charge Of Chief Marshal W,
]. NeLain. ahd Assistant MARSHAL Mar
lin Pebler, and marched up Market
EtreeI 70 Tie northern part Of the city
thence to South Wheeling and returned 70
The place Of starting. The Wallace coz
net band, Of Bsll1ire, hea5ed the pro
eesiou, and attracted Considerable 4tten-
tion by tke;r e1esllent music and hand.
some uniforms. A martial band d
music Also took paEt in the denonstra-
tioa. Old Prob. smiled kindly uPo1 ths
ps:ririe Irishmen, and although storm
va Dressing AL he afternoon The rain
did not Commerce 70 fall until the line
had Travelled over the roate Laid olt and
we're jast about catering the hall Of the
Order. The display vas very 6ne, al
though the Number participating vas not
l4rEe-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-13
THURSDAY, Tie 2oth Day Il LILY, 1876

A. observation-disclosures HEEel rssRse.
~ f-Irrs Il I'D klnst1E4isE EG1Ses4, - EefGt
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M III Sats postE eoE1ecae4 ts!;s =.
RSTs,' 4, - 81 thI<UrtseA saaa Ea8E - Co.
TTJIscEs . Gsafgs WazAlsEins RraIStnE 6 ~
C:ftel sSItsS Il I7SL I'D thEfeEtaE ~ tAe -.
Tisss 4 EsAE1 HEPsr1l4ct Aaf1. n Ersc.s q
N b. IL Ustss4 seE.es, q IL "a ~ g y
TI1lAss, ISla, IL GIts 4 ~ nj 4 ~ Eta3erty,
80 5i+lrtSSa q ~ ss-tEY 4 EE-. IA.s
rrr.s-fy h.cla3ss - ~ 4 IL ed 4rDcy SE9s-
-, q NlIfEs fRSry, BgrsSs !sl1-1 n =
hsit A , nd c, II Ia Ros1E1f ETsEs "a Al
~ sszfp 4 lI19 nd ttzE bnrtst.g = ~ re-
&c m "a Il u tEa q HETs<s FsErS, -
- GSEz q Ia Ek9 ~ Fse1ETs 80 q ~ z
- q $50. Also II IL T1lelA1a yI1Ef fcstE g
- rfVtr Fsanz1E n NJ llhcs, via NJ e4Sl5s
4lzs 81 OGbE pEiTlseA aet ~ - - -
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- - q IS1A Ia nd had 4 IL bA!ss-1scs
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-13

SKaE1EGELx HNS-REEe are RA.y
tkisrI thas eaa bs 611s % ward q Tie
sttaea Of siGknaB issi1est % IL F@-
refstllueCS Or d thsIrSat fGPOStslt
3 pessa1Al easztlfnesL IL bafR 3 e.
sestial % heAlth-in Eintsf - Tell n in
s@AsE-bst IhoesaalA IA ali large
etia are either utter ssT1Hsers to II, or
ne Il - se33ou - % receive e1t little
Es,sEi iron IL Il Is iaportaat ALEC,
hat IL dwelling kolse, Eua cellar .
rEtir, Be Eb1folEh , n 5faR1 h<toet lie
adTe.t q VAN weather. IL nos. f.
tal diseases 1RengD3sred b permitting
Tie aoeuuzl1tios Of orEznie mater II
eeIIS,s arl bGek y1r3G Tbe refzse otihe
VEGETABLES 1nd ffuiGs usea tkrO1gh the
SinieF, With rottsa o. 6Eayirs ro91,
aa1 piie 81 AsAaS are TO ofEss permit
ted = Isl UEnl he ks8t 80 ire ~
possesses g4ses, nd fatal Severs are d.
vsIopad. FIltiy streets xsd seyeE! are
also hourees Il disease sod dsath7 and ~
civ ixtEntitissshosli SPY u e3GEs-
N process viii tie s1ne Pco0Pteess
ari tkoroaEknas - Tie private eiiInee.
IN 6ealirZ With his osn Prelisas- LesT'
in- o1t q TisU sE1fisSy FegHl3tloel'
vfieA are bsyoad Tie eOatrol q in4irIa-
As, ever Psrsoa o1ght 70 Be alb 70
I-sar< de- natter Ctdiet, OTe:-satisE
Al IN tiass HUrtfnl, Is particularly inJG'
rioes Il vrn gssihs.. People Eho are
auecEone6 % god Living durisg he
Tintsf. are lOth, % eIrtEl their balls Q
t,rs O The approach q PrirE bat I
INST b.s dooe, O. ksslfh viii Eu5tf. s
il tie natter q drinEirg-aPeealy II
tie drinking a ice water, hesE, ale, &c
nErs azs Be a bPPiEg d sd e9HiHE
down al rOGn1, Il proper Prsparailo3 L
n16s 70 ~ throlga tie dog daEs With
rsasosabGs6egree Il healrh AID comfort
BE tsnpsrste il allthing7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-13
ppF WHEENG DAILY THURSDAY MORNING july 10 @

Ou ON WAIEz HoxES-Inaz1Dth
q lie proja4 q bGil3ing , NV Easef
EOrks la asEiz beEa revived N tie oty
CouneiI, . reporter FOX this PaPar yestst:-
dry un8ertoCk . collect taEas @ which
70 hase hlsspry q he Ga strGetGrs-
BE ieaad, koEeTtr, the eaieFPriss fDt1re-
IL inpraetieab5s, unlA8 be should Co.
sssf % inaol1te himself u Tie T4ult q
tie eity baiIAiaz 1nd spend : Lifeline II
aearehing over n1sty an3 loog- sorsOtten
records q The past II oQr reporter
oS1A have ascsrtaiDed within ten
wars Of tie date Oi Ghs lzying
a. he eurner stooe d The build-
inE. or obtained any el1s EhStsEei
q % IL beginning Or eoapletioa q d!
work. b EUaA have Eh4-Peoed his leat
pseeil and suos 70 work With StsnIey'
lie COURAGE. Bat Instead he foGnd u
"a b1iIdins beloagetso the l.Et gsoec4'
ticc and hat bat few are DoS iTing HhG
solrished in those days.
M. Elijah DEy, The TeneFahle City Be
esiTer, oce1pied lie POsitioa d CITY CisrA
4 IL lin. Tie water works Esr'
bSilt. ve. his rseollaetioa Of tie eTeni
= ysfy in6istinet- BE thihE tia
lie Eo.ks we're probably erected about
tossy years ago, yet Be Is BOZ eeEt3ll
aboat he tiDs- BE does lot re0snhsi
lie cost Of tie works, b. Ehon bGik, O.
.Sy Of Tie details, except that Pors1oi
q the noosJ expen6sd fOr that PGrPosa
Ess borrowed Of he famous RGthsehilds
Several Of he oldest Gtinkns ware als'
interviewed upo6 The subieet, WITH hki
rsa1 01e tko1ghi he works we're 10
nore ikan thirty years Cd, sn0ther thal
tier we're b1ilt u leist 6tty ysAs 40
and % % ID in6nitua. Thus Il VII b
sea th.s ths Old water work. have no
only oatliTed thsir EseiUlnas', bat haT
6oGe god service hsyood Tie HRoEy o
Ina. A better sEgunent tOr > M
works nO1h noG Be advanced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-13

Cnr PEEsoxA1z-Nessrs- J. J. Al;sn
Of Cleveland, aSd GeDent Hes, soa q
M. Christian Hes, Of this city, VII TIN
morning IsaTe fox The Centennial
RsE. P4,kes, ats Of Bethany, b. heen
,elIrsdto preside oTeE eoEgregatioa oil
Disciples II NorristoEn.
Hobers Dslaplsise, Esq sbo i can
did..s tor tie Congressional domination,
Till make his naiden speech !: pole
raisirz IN Benyood % Saturday pext-
NJ. Joeph Blaeknaa, former resi-.
dent Of Wheeling. With his wife and
daughters, are Tpending lev days viii
Thos. Hornbrook, Esq-
Rev. John Tracey, Who Sas oniaintd
priest n The Cathedral on Saturday las;
tsasstUr Ciarksbarg to9DtroS, Ehere b
viii Re s;atiooed.
Col c. WE. AlIi$os, Mis- Kate ALI
500, Ms. Dr.. Haley NeCoy AID M
Dr.. 7. O. EdEalds, left Fos PhilE5slPhi:
yesrEst3T morning.
Col. Alex. Campbell, Of B<shanT
arrived in the city l2st might
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-13

TIE tolIoUias programme has been
arranged By tbs 81. AIPhonsus Society
for The celebration Of their ktth anniVer.
EaEy: % tie morning Of the 9Th q
August there viii Be Grand High Mas,
sben all The members will AXE CON-
manion in ! BODY. On The following
day the members will Gttend High Mass
and Es1rch in ProetAion through tie
city, hsaItd By \ band Of music, attes
which they will picnic 90 The Fair
Grounds. .Nessrs. Frank A. Weber,
Peter RoaenberggF, Gregory Warner,
Louis Hoelsehe and Frank GFubler we're
appointed eomnittes Of arrangemests.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-13

sEEIous Ac7DET At GHE CAFIToI
BCuDISs.-Anothsr serious accident &C
cured Al tie Capitol bailding yeIterday.
About 6 o'clock Mr.. Forester, Of CleLe'
Iand, Who had The contract for doing the
pl.sisrinE york, asceDded Ladder 70 ex-
anime SeaHoA and asesEtain fit was &C.
cure. WhiIast The top Of The lAddef, about
tEeaty feet iron the ground, be lost his
balance AID fell, and elutehing II The
ReaEoH pulled il doEn upon him. One
lex and 0Os arm we're broken, the lstter
in : number Of places. The injured man
Tu removed 70 Tie Hospital.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-13

The Exchange passed up On 1usdAy
night II 10 O'Clock,
The steamer Rover arrived iron hs4oSs
.sd vas pot on the docks for repairs
he Ress will arrive fron suAhsh 70
dEy, AID will be taksn apart to receive >
peT hull.
M "a. Hobs arrived from St. Louis
II IL O'Clock Tuesa4y night With three
ba,ses Of iron ore toI the Riverside tuf-
CapG Wash Kerr il reported IS having
e1pen3sd $500 in repairing The Granite
State ii, Cincinnati.
WeIhIve heard nothing reoeaty about
Tie new boat Captain DGrlingtoa EAs .
laid for The Pittsburgh and ZapesTille
traAe, to take the Pl2ee Of tie Carrie
Brooks.
John Lyoa., an cd Pitt.5argh .nd
ZanasTilIe piIoi, ia On de salt valley
and h2s bssn for some time past
The IrunEides passed up Tuesday
night, en route tor Pittsburgh. She n
sissed Tie Rover up iron ClPtiDa.
The Granite Safe Passe6 up Al ] :. n
yesterdsy, en- route from POrtsnouth 70
he Science lei, fox P.tks..batE Al
TSsJos. B. wllli.a. and toy Of empty
barga grounded Al Fish Creek On Tues-
he MalIie R.goo will be the Parters-
bary boa; tkis morning.
Las. evening The marks indicated !
feet inehes, and rising slowly.
Tie new hull for The steamer J1c0e'
Ress arrived !, The wharf last evening
BT IderzPAl
PrEErs5H.: July l2.-Rivsr 3ttss
ineha md rising.
CrSDxx1I1, July 12-RiTer Isi lei
and falling. ArEiTel-FaDehon, Pits
burgh; Chs. Morgan, New Orie4ns= Iohr
L Rhoa6s, 81. Louis. Departst-RObert
Mitchell, New Orleans; ADdy Baum
MeDphis. Cloudy and mider.
CAizo, July l2-Afrivea-CsPit.l
CITY, s.. Louis. Departed-Capital City,
vESburg, River 81 FEET and falling
Heavy rain this afternoon Weather
col. Mercury S07.
LOUISVILLE, July la-Rairy. River
falling: 7Iesi 5 inches in canal. Arrived
Morgan, New Orleans; Parker, Mean
phi. Dsparte1-Bath, Cineinn7ti.
EVANSVILLE, July la--Wea1hsr clear
until 9 P. "; light rain since and
cooler; mercury 7g 70 50, nov S0S
River falling; l22 feet on TIE gauge
Up dleEiH. Down -Fagn- Etti.
nv ORLEANS, July 12.-So arrivals
Departe1-ShanDon, Cincinnati
NDRHE, July la-RiVer "a tess 5inehe'
andstatiOnAry. ArriVed-GoT. Garland
PittsbGrEh. DepArted-BelIe Of Sdreve
port, St Louis.
sREKTnokr, July ls-weatker eIsar
Thermometer SS'. The river shove bar
is badly jammed With drift and Ill con
nuniestfon ty Sater above the raft ca
Of. Tie uppef river II Fultoa u hiShei
than II any tine before this seasou, an
Is still rising. The steamer Clifford ~
rived II Fulton from high up tie rive
and reports everything above Fultol
OVERLOOKED. The little river i rising AK
the hridse Il Fulton Is threatened.
NASHVILLE, July l2-River falling
. inches on shoals. No arrivals or Dc
81. Lour, July l2-Arsivsd--L.dy
Lex, Peoria; Northwestern, Keoknk. De
parted-NorthEestern, keokuk; Kat
kinney, Kansas City; Lady Lee, Peoria
RiTsry fallen 6inehes. Weather Cloudy
very warm AID prospect Of rain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-13

We EouA BE afraid TO say At shat 6s,
ures The Thermometer ranged in TIN.
neiEhborhood fox six days past Lest nm
bslisi might arise in The minds Of our
rural readers. Without pretending 70
mathematical ex1etpsss, it may, Ne think,
however, Be stated that Wheeling has not
il ten yeArs known IN equal term o. =.
uEiiornly high temperature. There have
besn moe oppressive days and nights
and there have beeh spells during which
The mercury d3Reed TO geater altitude,
bat for 3 stretch Of eontiBuOOs beat, the
LAST six days we're without local p4ral-
lei in the memory II not Of The Oldest
then ii ieas, Of tie average aged inhabl-
tanL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-13

BIC CsoP OF APILE-We dOpb: If
ever before 50 e4.ly in The se4.oo apples
Esre 20 pIenty Is ~ present. The crop
IL simply inaense. and The market Il
already oventoeked- Tbsy are seilieg
At wholesale "a Low ~ seTeEsy.sTe cents
per barrel, including The barrel, which "a
worth !. IeAs1 thirty eeSts- Al the Sec.
Dad Ward mArkss yesteri1y morning
FtheEs was m abundance Of tie fruit, sell.
faz At Eve and ten eents per Peek.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-13

EYE madam be remarked, s.oHan''
place l. in her home, amid her children
and , her ho1ssAOA tnfiss, ;Shile The
father tolls Tor Trad. ; ana tken be picked
up ; BAT and thought bed 90 0Ter for an
bour OF 20 sd ste What Sas going on ii
The base ball grOqDd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-13

JusrirEl CE1D,SnL-Tm. Bowman,
Who has been in nil for The past ten days
upon : charge q Obtaining horse from
Lyman Coz under false pretsnees, Va
yesterday takep before JEstioe Caldwell
br exzninGtion. The particulars Of thi.
eass We gave Al The time Of BoUmanis ar
rest. Tie examination resulted in his
discharge, The eTidsoee being insufficient
TO establish faks pretensa4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-13

A TnrrEKASCE WARD.-Tbs Seventh
has The boDOr Of being The Temperance
vIrd Of the city. There are ooe hun
drsd and ten eo6ee bOGsss and ordinaEias
distributed throughout tie other seven
V1rds, bat there i not singIe bag in
The SsTeath.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-13

CzAsaED Wrz AzErzAcTpe Nox1T
FROM LFTEEEz-Abcer SIX, Who earries
he nails between Milo and Green eo1n-
ties, Pennsylvania, was arrested IN NJ
l.tasr eoariy On TOaaay, charged WITH
ahitraetiuZ nooey from Letters addressed
70 Measrs. Delsplaine & Soa md Osiehay
i Sos q this city. 4 preliminary ex'
animation Eas bad before .. S. Con-
nissiones Rorbes, and the accused ~
eoamitfed for Trial
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-13

dunk u 1HE Market HousE-
O6pzBob yunHas yEssrdIy stierpaou
arrested man named John Ritehie toH
|drunksuness IN tie SeooDd Ward Make;
Hons. Ritehie vas locked up, and i
sood for thirty dIyk.