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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-27

KNABE's CENTENNIAL TRIuMPH.-The
United States Centennial Commission and
the Judges OF Awards have unanimously
decreed 10 MesTS. WIN. Knabe C Co. ii,
Diploma Of Honor and Medal Of Merit foI
Concert Grand, RIHor Grand, Square, ana
Upright Pianos.
By the system oil awards adopted
Pianos Of all grades received medals o.
precisely the same character, but the
true test Of merit appears only in the re-
ports OF the Judges accompanying the
medals.
The Judges pronounce the Knabe ri.
amos 10 be the best opponents Of The art o.
piano.making, and fully entitled to the
ieading position, combining all The requisite,
Of a perfect inStru,pent in the highest degree,
potrer, richness, and singing qualify Of Tone
case, and electricity Of touch, effectiveness Of
action, sOlidity and originality OF construction
and excellence Of workmanship. The Knabe
award is not confined TO any single style
OF instrument, as is the case with. other
exhibitors in this department, but com.
prises all four styles, and stands unqualified
by phrases indicative Of mediocrity,
Nor were the judges content to recog.
nize only few qualities, torthey especial.
commend all he elements Of merit ,rhIch Il i
possible for hebesl pianojOrte 10 possess.
Other exhibitors, in order to obtain any
comfort out OF their reports, must either
torture and subyert the evident meaning
or publish that which they have not re-
ceived. Messrs. Knabe's arard is toe
plain 10 be Observation-Disclosures Trad
RerieW.
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Tan CouHrs.-CRCu1T CouRT-JRSse
Mslpin.-This court was in session yes
terday asnBpal; and transacted the iol'
lowing business:
In The case Of Lydia ]. Ebert vs.. Fran
els ]. Ebert, decree Of divorce was
granted the plaintiff. ,,,,,
In the case Of John Robrecht vs.: Elijah
Mailing, the demurrer 10 the declara'
ton was overruled, and the case SET ior
trial on the 18th Of November.
The pleas in abatement offered by de-
PENDANT Ia The case Of J. W. Thorpe vs.
Harry d. Gill were rejected, plea Of Sci
off filed, and case Get for trial on the l7tt
Of November.
The case Of D. W. Proctor VS.. Turner
& Dillon, set for yesterday, was continued
by consent.
The following cases were set for trial
State vs.. Thomas Welsh, 10th November
State VS.. John Murray, 2lst November
State vs.. Thomas Sweeney and Edward
Florence, 2lst November. -.
John Klein was allowed 70 renew BIZ
|tecoguizance in the sum OF $500 for hi
appearance at the next term to answe
any indictment which may then be pre-
pared against him.
The supersedeas in the case OF Mrs
Curren vs.. Thomas Owens was argued b.
Mr.. Russell on behalf OF the appellan
Owens, and further argument postponet
until this morning,
Adjourned to this morning at . o'clock
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The Governors and the Grass
hODDerS.

OMAHA, October 2G.-The Convention
Of Goyernors's concluded its session TO-
day. A committee Of three was appoint
ed to collect and issued pamphlet on
the destruction done by the grasshoppers.
The following resolutions were adopted
LIST. That it will be a wise policy for
the Legislatures, States and Territories
most deeply interested, TO enact a law Of
iering q bounty per bushel for the collec-
ton and destruction Of eggs and uniledg-
ell insects.
I'd. That the several legislatures au-
thorize a local taxation for the purpose
Of systematizing tho efforts in the way Of
ditching, burning, &c.; also suggest the
repeal Of the game laws or the moditica-
ton OF them so Us TO prevent the destruc.
ton Of the birds which feed on insects;
also for the prevention OF prairie fires
till suitable time for the destruction OF
young grasshoppers by firing the grass;
the encouragement Of tree culture, pro-
noting moisture and harboring birds.
Sd. Recommending that as far as poss-
ible survey be made OF each State dur
ing the coming winter, 80 Us TO ascertain
those portions OF each county in which
the eggs are most thickly laid. Further,
recommends the attachment OF special
commission to our government surveys
sent out annually to the West, and that
$25, 900 be appropriated to paying the ex-
penses Of the commission. The Presi-
dent Of the Convention was requested to
draw up and present TO 10 the President
Of the United States letter setting forth
the urgent necessity OF action by the
General Government in behalf the sec.
tions rayaged.
The Governors of Minnesota, Illinois,
Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Colo.
RADIO, Wyoming, Dacota, and. Idaho are
requested to transmit 10 their respective
delegates record Of these proceedings.
The Convention request them TO urge on
Congress a speedy action in this matter.
It is ascertained that tho grasshoppers
have not done the amount OF damage
supposed, and that they can be extermi-
mated with much less labor and difficulty,
By united and concentrated efforts at the
proper time, no fears need be entertain
ed as to serious results the coming spring.
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ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
Earheninn.

On account Of advanced nge l am deslrouS oil
changing my residence Nnl therefore oller for sale
my farm Situated opposite tho city Of wheeling, on
the river bank, midway between Bridgeport and
MarliN's Ferry, and Immediately adjoining the VII
iago Of EtnavIle. The property consists Of CO
acres Of hill and table land and 10 oil river bottom
In the hill there are two seams Of coal, bH and S
feet thick, three deposits Of Limestone, IN 1901
vein OF close texture sand or free stone, an Is loot
vein Of mari, which altogether make soil and 40
underlying bed Of depOSlts OF rich and valuable
character.
On the surface, the larger portion Of which lles
gently sOpIng 10 the cast, and all under direct e1-
posture 10 tho sun, Is Vineyard OF SO acres, mostly
Catawha grapes all In fine bearing condition, about
seven years old, which has proven Itself able to Tay
d handsome per cent 10 the cultiyntor.
The property is being approached above anu y;
low by m advancing tide Of persons seeking small
homcSte6is, and u now really the only nnoccup!ed
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
Il Il valuable rs an investment for capital seeking
saie purchase, and valuable TO thOSS who want mar
ket gardening ground close to the city. It fronts
beautifully upon the river and commands n view Of
the city, the Island and the whole scenery Of The
valley.
The terms Of sale win 10 one-thlrl cash, balance
In two annual payments, Ter cent interest on de-
ierreI payments. For further particulars inquire
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or by mail at Bridgeport, Ohio
ans
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MURDER WILL QUA few years ago
august Flower" was discovered TO be a
certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint. A few thin dyspeptica made
known 10 their friends how easily and
quickly they had been cured by ia 'sse.
The great merits OF Green's AugttSt FiOwer
became heralded through the country by
one sufferer to another, until, without ad-
yertising, It's sale has become immense.
Druggists in Etay Torn in the United
States are selling ii. No person suffering
with sour stomach, Sick Headache, Cos.
tiveness, Palpitation Of the Heart, 1ndi.
gestion, Low Spirits, etc., can take three
doses without relief. Go 10 your drug
giSt and get bottle for rs cents and try
IT. Sample bottles 10 cents. Wholesale
agents, Logan, List & Co., and Laughlin
Bros. 4 Co. eod&w.
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PERSONAL MEsrIoN.-Justice Gillespy
was expected home from the Centennial
last night.
Mr.. L. E. Zane is slowly recovering
from a serious illness.
Capt. Dillon, Of the steamer Phaeton,
has gone to New Orleans to hunt q trade
for his boat.
We understand that Mr.. W. G. smythe,
the Pittsburgh excursion man, meditates
a cheap Centennial excursion from this
city
Mr.. L. E. Hanson, Secretary of the
Wheeling Hinge Company, has returned
from business trip through the West.
Mr.. Frank Jepson and bride have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Mr.. Isaac Dean, who has been out West
for some time past, is spending few days
at his old home in Martins Ferry.
Hon. Geo. W. Julian, Of Indiana,
speaks iu Bellaire on Tuesday evening.
Col. VIM. H. Ball, Of GAINESVILLE, will
address n Democratic meeting at Mar
tins Ferry this evening.
or Miss Ella Sweeney, daughter Of
Mayor Sweeney, OF this city, the Wash.
ington pa Observer says:
The Board OF Trustees Of the Seminary
have been very fortunate in recurring the
services, Of Miss Sweeney, Of Wheeling,
this year, as a teacher Of vocA music.
Those Of our citizens who have heard her
sing pronounce her contralto voice, both
as regards volume, tone, compass and &C.
cent as very superior. She goes to
Europe next year to complete her music.
al studies. The mlLSicales at the semina-
ry will have additional attraction this
winter.
Mr.. A. Miller, OF this city, has been
elected Grand Master Of the Grand
Lodge OF West Virginia, !. O. o. +.
Mr.. Henry Wolf, a former citizen Of
Wheeling, but who has for the past two
years been a resident OF California, is WIS.,
iting friends here. Mr.. Wolf thinks that
California is certain for Hayes.
Harry Robinsons Minstrels are booked
for the Opera House on.the Sd prox.
Senator Wiley will speak in the Opera
Hause tomorrow night.
Gen. Alexander Wallace, philosopher,
philanthropist and politician, is confident
that Tilden willcarry every State in the
Union.
Thos. Hornbrook, Esq., arrived last
evening FROM a visit to the Centennial
Exposition.
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Last night the marks indicated 4 feet 4
inches and falling,
The Granite State arrived at Bcllaire
Wednesday night, unshipped her Pitts.
burgh freight and returned to Ports
mouth.
The G. W. Hornbrook left for Pitts.
burgh yesterday afternoon with several
barges Of freight.
The Belle MCGOWAN, which has been
stuck on Raccoon rifle for several days,
succeeded in getting of yesterday morn.
ing, and dropped down and laid up for n
rise in the river:
[By Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, October 26.-River 9 feet
l inch and rising slowly. Weather cool
and cloudy.
The J. II. Bigley is laid up at Cincin.
natl waiting for water.
The Courier left for Parkersburg yes
terday morning. The Express will be
to.day's packet.
The Hudson is due from Cincinnati to.
day. lF
The Salt Valley left for Pittsburgh
yesterday morning.
The Exchange and Emma Graham are
both engaged as low water packets below
The Graham will resume her trade be-
tween Pittsburgh and Cincinnati as soon
as there is sufficient water.
Rates from Cairo TO New Orleans
Heavy freight 15c per 100, light freight
zoe; lour, apples and potatoes, SOC pei
barrel; whisky Zoe; pork, Acc per barrel.
The FanChon has laid up at Cincinnati
waiting for more water and better times
Capt. Billy Dunn is reported lying
dangerously i'll at his residence in Evans
Vile.
NASHVILLE, October 2G.-Riyerfalling
80 inches.
LOUISVILLE, October 2G.-Riyer feet
Q inches. Down-Kanawha, sChenck
Glasgow, Cons. Millar and Fawn. Cool
and clear.
CINoNNAr1, October 26.-River IS feet
and falling. Arrived-Andes, Frank
Willard and J. W. Gof. Departed
Sherlock. Cool and clear.
VIcKsBURd, October 2G.-Up-Colora.
do. Down-James Howard. Warm and
fair.
NEW ORLEANS, October 26.-Arriyed-
Robert Mitchell. Clear and pleasant,
EVANSVILLE, October 26.-Weather
clear; mercury Age to $50; barometer 29t
River s 9.1O feet and rising. Up-Mag'
gle Smith, Silyerthorne, Evansville
Down-Grey Eagle. Business ordinary
MEMPHIS, October 26.-Riyer fell ar
inch and stands 7 feet s inches. Weather
clear; mercury 73o. Arrived-Shinkle
Cincinnati; Ashland, White River. De,
parted-Carondelet New Orleans; David
Sinton, Arkansas river; Baum, Cincinnati
LITTLE Rock, October 2G.-River q
inches and stationary.
CAIRO, October 26.-Arrived-GCldcr
Rule, Cincinnati; Hillman, Nashville
Departed-Golden Rule, New Orleans
River 8 feet II inches and rising. Wealth
| or clear and nleasant.
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Hog Crop Repoe,

ST.. LOUIS, October 20,-Tb. T.
City Price Current to.motro we 4, SEl
reports Of the hog crop, and H. y
the cholera on hogs in Western NJ fas
Kansas, Southern NebrasES a. ~. 1i.'s 4
western lOW& In the three io, s y,
tions the crop will be larger V IT,
year and the cholera has joS. SSaa /
harm, while in the latter section Is NY " !;
will be smaller than last ys SI We G
cholera has been quite des.rusti,.a As ,
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Organization of tho Monetary
COMMITTEES.

New YORK, October 26.-Thc United
States Monetary Committee authorized
by concurrent resolution Of Congress ia
now organized as follows: Senator John
z. Jones, Of Nevada; Senator George s
Boutwell,, Mass; Senator Lewis V. Bogy,
Mo-; Representative X, L. Gibson, La
Representative Richard 7. Bland, Mo-
Representative George Willard, Mich.i
Hon. William 8. GtoSbeCk, Cincinnati
Expert Prof. Francis Bowen, Cambridge
Expert Hon. Alex. Delmar, Philadelphia
statisticIan and Corresponding Secretary
George NJ. Weston, Boston, Recording
Secretary. The Committee is now in SEES
sion in this city, taking the evidence Of a
subcommittee. They will shortly start
for the Pacific coast to take evidence,
there with regard to tho production Of
precious metals in California, Nevada
etc, and In reference TO other matters en-
trusted by Congress to the Committee
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TwENTY.SEcoND :ANN1vERsARY.-The
grand ball OF the Mannerchor Singing
Society, given at their hall in the Melo.
deon building last night in honnor Of
their ODD anniversary, was one OF the
finest ever given by this excellent organ.
ization. The large bail room was filled
with as many as it would conveniently
hold, and except during waltzes, with
more than could be accommodated on the
floor. The evening was an enjoyable one,
and one to DO looked back 10 with pleas
ure. The arrangements were simply
perfect-so much so that even the most
iastidious could have naught TO say, ex'
cept in their praise.
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MORE CENTENNIAL ExCuRsioNs.-The
Baltimore & Ohio railroad company this
morning announce three more Centennial
excursion trains, in order TO give oil who
have not yet been to Philadelphia a last
chance OF visiting the great show: These
trains will leave Wheeling and Bellaire,
Saturday, Sunday and Monday, October
%, 90 and 80, at 9:2o A. NJ. each day, ar
irving at Philadelphia early the next
morning without change OF cars. By this
route passengers will pass directly
through Washington city and Baltimore,
and will be allowed to stop over going
aud returning il desired. For further
particulars see notice in our advertising
columns.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH,

demoralized. The Aslatic volunteers
have persmptorily demanded to be dis.
charged.
The Pdafs Berlin special states that
Romania has given assurances that her
military measures are intended for nc
other purpose than for the autumnal
practice. The six weeks armistice, will
prospect Of prolongation by subsequent
arrangement II necessary, is now report
ed 10 be secured.
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Rev. FRANCIS 3. HoRNBRooK.-The
gentleman whose name heads this article,
and who has many friends in this vicinity,
was on the 18th inst. installed as pastor
oil the First Parish Church in Weston,
Mass, suburban town about ten miles
from Boston. Rev. Hornbrook is a
nephew Of our well known citizens,
Messrs. Thos. and Jacob Hornbrook. He
attended school at Athens, Ohio, for a
number Of years, after which he spent
one year at the Methodist Episcopal Sem.
mary in Boston, two years at Harvard
College, and one year at the Episcopal
College in New York city.
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ACCIDENT AT THE B. & O. DEpoT.-Mr.
A. J. Brown, q merchant Of Cameron, met
with an unfortunate accident at the B. &
o. depot in this city about z o'clock last
evening. Mr.. Brown was at the depot
waiting for q train upon which to return !!
home. While standing upon the steps Of
stationary baggage car, passenger
train backed into The depot, and coming
in contact with the baggage car, threw
him Of his feet upon one side OF the
track. He was struck by the approach.
ing train and thrown against the end Of
the platform. His left arm was broken
in several places, and he received several
ugly bruises about his body and legs. He
was carried to the Central Hotel, where
he receivedproper attention, and medical
assistance was hastily summoned. Mr.,
Browns injuries are not. considered dan.
gerous, but 1t is feared that he will lose
his arm
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A PLAIN DRUSK.-The lookup held a
solitary prisoner last night whose name
and fame are alike unknown to the police
authorities and to the writer. He was
arrested in the Second Ward market
house by Officer Deflbaugh, to answer q
charge Of "plain drunk"-no embellish.
ments. When our reporter peeped in his
cell, the "plain drunk" raised on his
elbow and yelled, "Rah for Tin,
,Hen'ricka an Reform Y
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WE are sorry to hear that the owners
Of the handsome little steamer Phaeton
have decided to take her down the river,
with the hope OF finding something Tor
her to do. Capt. Dillon has gone to New
Orleans to look up trade for the boat
and il unsuccessful she will probably be
offered for sale. The business in the
Wheeling and Matamoras trade, in which
she was last running, did not justify her
owners keeping her there.
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DIssoLvED.-The German Literary So
ciety, we are sorry to learn, has given up
the ghost. For some time there has been
a lack OF interest in the society noticeable
on the part Of its members, and on
Wednesday evening it was decided thai
the organization should cease. After the
excitement OF the campaign is over, we
trust that an effort will be made tore
organize tho society,
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orrowA, October 2G.-A5vi.'' +,
Commissioner Mcleod, at C ,n..a' / /
announces the arrival there q r %. ! !
d Dr. men and two guns as noI Ne ! 3
They winter at Cypress lin S ny, !;
similar force wifi be stations w y '
Mcleod in view Of themoysmsSS,is
American Sioux. A large rST Sa !;
dams are already conSrer,lS si ~
neighborhood Of both iors1, 'S ID
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RE1MDo1ps BuoHu is still in the re-
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. II is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
rant .. lbs ..H IhW
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WY THE Drxs. Drps19 Go TO Pow.
HArrAN.-A few days since an advertise
ment appeared in the Register, eailng IN
big type upon Democratic torch:bearers
TO iii their lamps and fail in on Thursday
evening, for transportation TO Powhattan,
Ohio. where q grand rally was to take
nlare and Ohio was 10 be redeemed. Ex-
traordinary inducements were offered
The Ihowling mob" were to be transported
on steamers without money and without
price, and their stomachs were 10 be fill
ed with the choicest delicacies In the
market-all at the expense Of the Pow
hattanese. In short they were to be
ieted and Toasted, dined and wined. This.
announcement caused more animation
in the great party than II they had car
ried dozen States. There was an i'm.
mediate rush for lamps and oil, and in an
incredibly short space OF time the "2, 600
torches" Of which the Register has told US
so often, had at last found bearers. 1t
WIS grand uprising Of reiormers.
In The meantime the Powhattanese
heard OF the extensive preparations made
to invade their quiet village, and not
aking kindly 10 the matter Of filling
| he stomachs OF $4,000" hungry re-
formers, were naturally filled with
alarm. All the bells in the city were
tolled, and the good people were notified
by a special proclamation from the May
or to assemble together and take proper
measures to If possible avert the impend-
ing calamity. The excitement was In
tense. The honest old burghers, twenty:
odd miles away, had heard the yells OF
the "communistic rabble," and dreaded
their visit as they would dread the grass
hopper plague. In this hour oil dire ex.
tremity. pacific measures were resolved
upon. A committee Of the Oldest inhabi-
tants were appointed To- go TO Wheeling
and ascertain what could be done TO con-
ciliate the leaders OF the threatened inya'
sion. The o. i's. came, they saw, they
conquered.
The true inwardness Of the business is
this: Some days since gentleman ar:
rived in the city from Powhattan, and
represented TO the Democratic Executive
Committee the urgent need OF reform in
that part OF the vineyard. Arrangements
were made with this self.cons:itutcd
agent TO send down "2, 700 torch bearers"
he promising them free transportation
free supper, etc, on behalf Of the Pow
hattanese. When the Dem. Ex. Com.
learned that this gentleman was an
unauthorized agent-that the ride
and the supper were "a ID
tanese did not desire an inaiction Of the
"howling mob" sort, they inserted in their
journal an announcement that "the ex-
cursion TO Powhattan has been indefinite.
" postponed" Peace reigns in Powhat'
tan, but the Ohio county Democracy are
at wa,
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SPAIN.


MADRID, October 2O.-All persons i'm
plicated in the recent conspiracy will be
tried before the ordinary tribunals.
Among the documents discovered by the
Government are DEGREES signed by Rius
SOrilla, comforting public appointments
upon the intended leaders Of the insur.
rection, and bonds redeemable after the
success Of the movement. All military
men arrested were on the half.pay list.
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Cry COUNCIL To.NIGHT.-A meeting
Of both Branches Of the City Council has
been called for tonight. Ills understood
that the objec! OF the meeting Is the final
settlement OF the question at issue be.
tween the city authorities and the Elm
Grove Street Railway Company. We
hope that there will be a quorum in both
Branches, 80 that the matter may be dis
posed Of without delay.
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TWENTY TaAMPa-At IL o'clock last
night, twenty weary tramps were
stretched out on the floor Of the base
ment OF the Court House, to all appear
ances enjoying stirred natures sweet re-
storer" as heartily as il Numbering on
beds Of down. Gen. Wallace informs us
that this class OF his boarders are con.
stantly increasing with the advent Of cold
weather. Last week the average NUM-
Der per night was twelve to fifteen, and
the present week seventeen 10 twenty.
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So FAR AS HEARD FRoN.-Gov, Jacob
hasreceived from all the counties in the
State except Logan, Mcdonald, Pendle.
ton, Randolph, Tucker, Wayne, Wetzel,
Wood and Wyoming, an official report OF
the votes cast at the recen! State election
for Supreme Court Judges. The follow.
ing is the sum total, so far as reported :
Raymond, 4S.G70; johnson, As, 535; Berk-
shire, 1856; Flick, 1894; Green, 1900;
Brown az 900