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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-31

He DrDN'r HANG. August Miller
came to this office yesterday in company
with an attorney 10 tell us that lie didn't
hang himself at Fulton, that he had never
committed suicide in his life, and that he
has no intention Of so doing. We told him
it was all very well to pretend to an
innocent reporter that he hadn't real.
ly suiclded, but il he hadn't
it was his own fault, not oura; we had
performed our part Of the business in
giving him a good send Of. The poor
fellow seemed so down in the mouth over
it that we asked him II he had expected
us 10 do the job for him, and write it up
too. Miller was positively the most dis.
satisfied man that we have met with for a
long time.
Upon inquiry we Iascertained that the
story Of Miller's suicide, as it appeared
in our columns, was manufactured out
OF the whole cloth by certain Fultonese,
who told tito gentleman Of this city, to
whom We were indebted for the news.
We cannot conceive what this
Fulton mans object could have
been. It Ia thus that the most careful re.
porter is sometimes imposed upon. We
took the trouble to silt the thing 10 the
bottom and ascertain Just who was re-
sponsible for the fiction, and Mr.. Miller
declares his intention Of holding that per.
son to strict account.
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NEW STEAMER HATTIE NowLANp.-
Capt. james II. Rees has Just completed
one Of the handsomest and best Arkansas
river packets ever built. In her con,
structton and fitting out no expense has
been spared. She was built at Pitts.
burgh, and passed this port OH Sunday
night, en- route for Memphis, attracting
general attention. The hull was built BY
MeSsrs. SPeer, Bellevernon; length, $50
feet; beam, So feet; hold, 81 in the clear.
The hull is extra timbered and fastened
being built Tor carrying cotton. She IL
3 feet between decks, which gives her q
fine appearance. The engines were built
by james Rees, EsQ, cylinders Is inches
in diameter, with 5 feet stroke, contain.
ing all the latest and best improvements,
including Rees' patent cut of, also an ex.
ira steam fire pump. She is furnished
with three steel boilers 80 inches in diane.
ter, % feet long.
The cabin is an elegant affair, and was
built by Slack & shoals from new designs,
Her state rooms are large and fitted up
just like a bed room with furniture Of the
handsomest description. The ladies'
cabin Is furnished with an upright
Chickering piano, and at the end Of the
ladies' cabin is a large and elegantly fitted
up nursery upholstering by E. Edmunds
&Son. The Texas is a large one, with q
Freedman's Bureau attached. She has a
large barber shop and wash room nicely
fitted up. The painting was the handi-
work Of Bogg & Co., and does them credit.
After a careful examination there seems
TO be nothing wanting.
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CoArEHERcE wfTH THH srnrKKRs.-
Capt Deyries yesterday brought ab6nta
conference with some twenty-five or thir.
y OF the strikers, BY notifying them that
be desired 70 ascertain whether they
would be governed by the result Of the
strike on the other divisions OF the road,
and go 10 work when the rest did,
o. whether they preferred to be paid for
the work they had already done and
leave the service Of the company. The
Captain told them plainly be saw no pro.
prlety In their holding out after the
other divisions had given in, and
advised them 10 return to work and
leave their differences with the company
TO be settled peaeeably. The strikers
replied that they were not prepared at
present to make any definite answer, as
they desired 10 first consult with their
friends al Grafton upon the subject.
Gov. Mathews was present at the con.
ference, and conversed freely with the
strikers, giving them 10 understand that
although he deprecated the necessity Of
using any force, he would, II necessary 10
uphold the laws, have asufieient number
Of Federal troops added to the force that
could be summoned here.
II ls understood that reasonable time
will be given the strikers to come 10
some decision as TO their future course
and that in the event Of their still hold.
Ing out, the trains will DO moved with the
aid Of the troops.
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b.
PHRsoEA1 PoHs.--Min Pink oakes,
Of Wellsburg, . spending . few dayiI
with Miss Cora Zane, on the Island.
Ex-Goy. Jacob has gone 10 Charles
town, Jefferson County, 10 attend a ses-
sion Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals.
Louis Felsing, a Wheeling aSpirant 10
aquatic honors, has challenged Morgan,
Of the Daunals boat club, this city, %
row three.mile single soull race for a
pure Of $500, either at Wheeling or
Pittsburgh. james Hooper, late Of the
Blackmore boat club, has issued 4
challenge 10 Al. Hopkins, Of The Clipper
boat club, to row a three. mile scull race for
5000 side. Morgan, II seems, has not
accepted the challenge Of Hopkins, Issued
some time Pittsburgh Commercial
Gazette.
Will, Moore, Of Tillonville, was in the
city yesterday.
Prof. Pendleton is lecluring on educa.
ton in the interior.
Mr.. viii. Dillon, who has been resid.
ing in Oregon for some years past, has
returned 10 the city.
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On. E. A. FARQUHARs INTOXICATED
CRACKERS, for the relief and cure Of
every form Of dyspepsia, or other tunc.
tional disease OF the stomach and bow.
els, as we'll as all sympathetic affections
arising therefrom There Is no taste or
smell Of medicine about them.-nothing
to indicate to persons using them that
they are taking medicine. Their princi.
Piles are SO combined as to Affect the sys.
tenn by insensible action, which gives a
quick, healthy and complete digestion.
cures the disease by removing the cause.
For sale by druggists and grocers gener.
ally.
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.IlRusTEHs SAFE.

BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by Edmund
Hteking y The underdgned Trustee, dated the 10th
dig q December, A. D. 1875, and Of record in the
in Deed o. 1fuEt Book No. II, page ISL, will, on
MONDAY, the 18th dayoi August, 1877,
Cgmmencing at 10 O'clock A. n, At the Drug Store
81 Tie mid Edmund Boetihg, on the corner Of 18th
and Ch1plng slreetl II the city Of Wheeling, sell
atpuhlle auction 70 the highest and best bidder
the following described property: All the caSlpgs,
fufntufa, vei1ela, medicines and property contain
Cd In The Drug Store Of theIaid Edmund Booking,
ombfeeing aidopg other thintB, show cases and
oontena 600 bottles jaTs and cans aud their con-
tonlrj I package and clse Of patent medcines iron
ME j book elte and disk, library containing two
hundred yolnmta Of pharmaceutical, chemical ard
scientific books, prescription case together With
ila bottleland contents, soda fountain, micro
scope pairs q RcAlfs and all kinds Of medicines
dfuE md nqunrl that appertaln to trSt-claas
Dru{ Store.
ithe ane time, but at the dwelling house Of
The Md Boekins, situated on 18th street, between
Eoif and Byron Streets the undenlgned will sell,
, ~ ytttpe q the Ndd deed, Ill the household and
klteAln furniture o. The aid Booking, consist ng
q hedl tieadI, earpets, dlTens, chiiTS, stands
and Almost 0Ytfy thng that iSuSnally Contained In
q wen furnlihed dwelling housf Al the same
time viii Allo eel several pieces Of ieweiry ware
FoI more particular description Of the property
. b 1eld, rletence Is made 70 the said deed u
trnlti o. paftiei dellIlps 10 puTchale may obtain
full Information from the Trustee.
Terms Of payment made known on the day Of
.llle. W. D. JOHNSON,
.iyif Trustee,
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The ENuMERAToN.-Mr. J. NJ. Todd
has completed the school census Of the
Second district, embracing all that Dor.
ton Of the city below the creek, which
shows falling of from last years
figures Of about 500. Last year the
figures for tho Eighth Ward were 1898,
while this year the number is 1882. The
Sixth Ward in 1876 had 1904, and
this year foots up only 1928.
The explanation Of this apparent de-
crease Of population given by Mr.. Todd
Is that the enumeration was taken at a
time when good many mill men who
live in boarding houses in this section Of
the city were out Of town on their sum-
mer vacation. The census Of the first
district, which is being taken by Prof.
HeFvey, will probably be completed be-
lore tho next meeting Of the Board Of
Education.
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VULCAN On CoMpANY.-The secreta.
ry ofStatc yesterday issued certificate
OF incorporation to the Vulcan Oil Com.
pany, for the purpose Of mining for and
producing petroleum oils, refining, treat
ing, buying and selling, barreling and
shipping petroleum oil and the product
thereof, transporting the same in tank
cars and barges, and doing general
mercantile business. The corporation
will keep its principal Office and place Of
business at Parkersburg, Wood county,
and is TO expire on the 2Sd day Of
July, 1907. Five thousand two hundred
dollars has been subscribed to the CAPT.
tai stock, and $500 paid in, with the
privilege OF increasing the same to $780,.
900. The capital so subscribed is divided
into shares Of 500 each, and held as fol.
lows: Moser Sweetser, Parkersburg, 20
shares; Geo. Merrell, Parkersburg, 10
shares, Lawrence lowering, Volcano, 10
shares D. W. Hines, Volcano, share;
W. W. Gates, Volcano, l share.
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How IT IS DoNE.-The first object in
life with the American people is to "get
RICH" the second, how to regain good
health. The frst can be obtained by en-
ergy, honesty and saving; the second,
good health,) by using GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER. Should you be a respondent
sufferer from any Of the effects Of Dys.
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, &C.,
such as Sick Headache, Palpitation Of the
Heart, Sour Stomach, Habitual Costive.
ness, Dizziness Of the Head, Nervous
Prostitution, Low Spirits, &C., you need
not suffer another day. Two doses OF
AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you at once.
Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size,
rs cents. Positively sold by all first.class
Druggists in the us. cod
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BRIDaEPoRr POLICE CouE.-John
Ulrich, Of Etnaville,


Keeps a saloon In dat city,
Sells prelzels und lager beer, too,
Und when he commenced the beer business
His ehaiTB und his tables were nav.
But the lOale1 they all youst INC In there,
und they knock aud they kick him about
until last Saturday evening his trust
slate being full, likewise his customers,
brewery bill unpaid, &C., said Ulrich
went on a strike, and the first man he
struck was one Henry Wilson. Henry
W. let the matter on his face rest until
yesterday when he applied to Mayor Nc.
Connaughy for redress. The Mayor told
him he had better apply to doctor for a
redress for his face. But Henry wanted
law, not court plaster, for face already
resembling very much map,of the Turk.
ish war. The case was heard through
and Ulrich was dismissed on the grounds
Of having acted in self.deiense.
VIM. Cloudy, hSving imbibed some
chickery whisky las he expressed it),
through pure, unadulteraled cussedness,
and not because Of want, borrowed some
chickens 10 roast with the boys and have
some fun, was arrested by Officer Burdett,
plead guilty and offered 10 pay for them.
He was fined by Mayor McConaughy $50
and cost, and not feeling inclined to pay
SO much went in on fowl, where he
languisheth.
VIM. Cloudy, George Geller and Reese
Henry were arrested for being disorderly
ard fined 81 each. Paid. Reese Henry
said he could not imagine what he was
arrested for; claimed "he was hard.
working man; had worked all day yes.
terday and all day this morning" New.
ertheless Mayor McConaughey went for
him.
James Norris was brought before the
Mayor, having been ferreted out and ar.
rested by Officer Burdett for making
"Queer" silver half dollars. He was cap.
tured at his business place, on the hill.
side above the La Belle Glass House, by
the officer, after laying in wait for him
all night. Three moulds, some metal,
acids, &C., used for the manufacture
Of counterfeit money, were found at his
hillside resort. Also on his person were
found some pieces Of silver Of his own
make. He waived a preliminary exam.
ination and was bound over for his up.
pearance at the next term Of court; went
to Jail in default Of $500 bail.
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& MAcKEREii, Nos. i, 2and 5
NCllt, Hall Bilfo,i and Hits. Lain gpi-
Nice = B4fItls. salt Watcf HaI-
huTel1 In store 1nd
n AEiLLl,
Sl1ll Alaln s.
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SECOND WARD CITIZENS ESRoLLINo.-
The citizens Of the Second Ward, acting
upon the advice Of the Mayor, have
effected an organization for the purpose
OF assisting the city authorities in cases
Of emergency In preserving order. A
large number Of those who had previous.
ly enrolled themselves were sworn in by
the Mayor last night, in the office Of
Squire Miller. Mr.. G. II. Booth was
elected temporary Captain. Tho enroll.
ment will be continued to-day, and n
meeting to complete the organization will
be held tonight at 0 o'clock, at the old
City Hall, Second Ward Market.
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The Science left for Parkersburg at
her usual hour.
The Iron Valley left for Pittsburgh
last evening with tow Of miscellaneous
freight.
The Andes got in from Cincinnati
about 2 P. N. with a fine trip. She will
leave on her return trip this afternoon at
3.
The Ragon will leave for Pittsburgh
this morning at 9 o'clock.
The Courier is to days Parkersburg
boat.
The W.P. Thompson is due up to-day.
A rise in the river would be very &c.
ceptable all round.
The steamer Granite State, Captain
Kerr, is laid up at Ironton.
The E. A. Woodruff has started on a
snsg.pullinG tour 10 Cairo.
The Joe B. Williams has laid up at the
Newport Water Works to await water.
Several OF the crew Of the "Nellie
Speer" are reported sick at Louisville.
st. Louis engineers are paid at present
as follows: Grand Republic, chief engi.
neer, $3.50 per month by the year; An
Choir Line packets, first engineer, SIP so
per month; second, $50; Keokuk North
ern Line, $50 and $50; Illinois packets,
500 and $50; Missouri river packets, 800
and $50; Valley Barge Company, Sl05
and $50.
Last night the marks indicated A feet
7 inches.
The Etna is laid up at IrontOn to
await business.
The officers Of the Mallie Ragon report
having passed the little steamer Comfort
aground at Beaver Shoals. She has a
cargo Of beer.-PiLSburgk Com. Gazette.
Following boats Of the coal feet we're
in port yesterday: Sam. Miller, Sam.
Pailser, Coal Valley, Evan Williams,
Ny Choice, Belle MCGOWAN, /. N. Phil.
lips, Enterprise, John Penny, Jim. Brown,
Tom. DodsWorth, Dick Fulton No. 8.
Sam. Clarke, Smoky City, Resolute, Pan.
ther, Hercules, Charley McD Josh
Cook, Ark, Tom. Reese, Tom. Reese No.
2, Ike Hammett, Hornet No. 9, Michigan,
Storm andL W. Morgan.-Com. Gazette.
IBy Telegraph
PfrsBuRaH, Pa, July SO.-Riyer 4
feet 10 inches, rising slowly. Weather
clear and warm.
MEMPMs, July SO,-River fell 9 inch.
es, 10 feet 8 inches. Weather clear and
hot. Arrived Illinois, Vicksburg. DE-.
parted-Bee and barges, 81. Louis.
LITTLE Rock, July S0.-River falling,
feet s inches in channel. Weat
Showery.
NEw oRLEaSs July 3O.-Arrived last
evening, Chas. Morgan, Cincinnati; Port
Eads, 81. Louis. Departed-Port EadS,
ST. Louis, to-day. Weather clear and
hot.
EVANSVILLE, July 80. Weather
cloudy; rained all around rs; prospects
Of rain here tonight; wind northeast and
east; Thermometer 70 to s9o. River Q $40
feet, and rising. Business light.
CScrSRATr, July 30.-River s feet /
inch. Weather fair and warm.
NASHVILLE, July S0.-River 8 feet s
inches and rising. Departed StahIman
and Hillman, Cairo.
CAmo, July s0.-Arriyed--John L.
Rhoads, Pittsburgh; E. Norton. De.
parted Rhoads, St. Louis; Glencoe. New
Orleans. Riyer10 feet s inches and fall.
ing. Weather clear and hot.
YIcKsBune, July 30.-lYeather clear;
mercury 95e. The river has fallen )
inches since Saturday Afriyed-c City
OF Helena, no boais up0r down.
LoulaYILr, July Sos-Weather gloudy
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FITTsDuRaH, July 80, 1877.

TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol.
lowing transfer Of real estate was ad.
mitted to record in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made July II, 1877, by Henry
Artz and wife to Thomas Norton, for q
part OF lot No. IA in Division Q, as desig.
mated on the map Of the subdivisions Of
the Joseph Caldwell estate; $500.
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ATTENTION DYspEprIcs.-

ZANEsvILLE, o., May 18th, 1877.
DR.. L. A. FAQUHAB, Dear Sr:-I have
been using your Medicated Crackers for
some time, and ! am highly pleased with
their effects, and can cheerfully recon-
mend them as an efficient remed y for all
that Is claimed for them. They have
produced more satisfactory results than
any preparation that / have ever used.
My father has been sufferer for years
with dyspepsia, and by the use Of the
crackers, astonishing results have been
produced. Yours truly,
R, NJ. RowND,
0fhefrm Of Dists C Round,
Wholesale Grocers
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The musical entertainment given by
Miss Alice Rogers last evening, at the
Disciples Church, was attended by an
audience few but appreciative. Thepro-
CRANE, an excellent one, was performed
in fine style, and the participants, young
and old, deserve credit Miss Rogers
will spend the ensuing month among
friends in Cleveland.
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POLICE CoURE-Judge Cranmz.-His
Honor yesterday morning examined the
following cases:
Edward G. Williamson was fined 81 for
disorderly conduct, Execution was sus.
pended on payment Of costs.
The same order was entered in the case
Of VIM. Ryan, arrested for drunkenness.
James Neider and Thomas Muhleman
were up for vagrancy. Both were dis.
charged, upon agreeing TO leave the city
Immediately.
The case loi Theodore Thompson,
charged with using abusive Language
toward Leonard Smith, was continued
until this morning at 0! o'clock.
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BALL NorEs,-Harry Wrighl's famou.
Boston team will play here tomorrow.
The millinery and dry goods clerks
engaged in game Of base ball last even.
ing, which resulted in favor Of the bonnet
sellers by u score Of II too.
A game Of base ball was played yester.
terday at Martins Ferry between the
Belmont Nine, Of Wheeling, and the
Half Stops, Of Martins Ferry. The re.
suit is as folloWs: Belmont Nine, Z; Hall
Stops, 8. Belmont open to junior clubs.
CAPTAIN, NJ, Kennedy,
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LiHE INSURANCE CLAM PAID.-Alrs,
Lizzie Trimble yesterday received q
check from The United Brethren Mutual
Aid Society, Of Lebanon, Pa, for a claim
Of 5000 for insurance In that Society
on the life Of her husband, Maj. Geo. d
Trimble, who died In March last. Mr.
9. NJ. Whiteside Is Securing Agent fol
the Society here.
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Z A DEoRpERLY FIhKMAs.-Y Yesterday
afternoon I'd. Butt, 4 discharged fireman
lately 1.-THE employ Of the B. & o. Com.
pany, cayorted around the B. & o. depot
IN diAotderly manner until he attracted
the attention Of Ohicer st. 4yers, who
took him into custody. A couple q pIH-
lols were found on his person
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A CoURTEsAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Late Sunday night courtesan known as
Emma Gray attempted suicide at the
house OF her sister, Jennie Gray, on
Water atreet, near l1th, by taking lauda.
mum. Physicians were hurriedly sum.
moned and succeeded in restoring the I'm.
fortunate woman to consciousness. Yes.
terday she was feeling much better, and
no doubts are entertained Of her recovery,
This is the second attempt she has made
10 take her life, and each time there was
a man at the bottom oft.
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THE cheapest shoes in the city at
L. V. BLoND's.

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FIlsr DAY OF AUGUST, 1871

AT tho front door Of the Court HOUSE Of Wood
county ID Tho city Of PaIkerhburg, West Virginia,
proceed 70 sell the wreck Of sAid steamer ]. n.
Clmden. conaStine o. her hull, enginIs boilers,
apparel and furniture, lying in the Ohio river,
near Tho Ohio shore short distance above Fish
cfeek hland where the same may b. examined.
Selling a. Trustee, l ihR.l only convoy TO the
purchaser lueh tlla rs may DO invested In me by
the deed 81 trust Aforesaid.
TIRas oH HALE-calh IN hand on the day Of sale.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of July,
1si7, BARNA. POWELL, Trustee.
EofE -All persons holding claims that are mar
nllnp Liens ugatngt mid steamer will please present
them 70 the undersigned for examination, on OF
be'ofo the lat day Of Auguit, 1877.
jyiB BARHA. POWELL, Trustee.
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GheGatelIia
TUESDAY. JULY 81, 1877.
New Advertisements.

Wanted-S2O0O0.
. Silver Plated ware-oItoby & Duff,
Don't You ForgetI t-Turner & Dillon.
Base Ball-Bostons Va. Standards.
Civil and Mechanical Engineering.
Election Notice-Chas, II. Debtors.
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THERE was a race track around the
moon last night. II Is reported that
Venus and Jupiter have arranged for q
running race, best two in three, winners
to have all the sky money. Tickets
over the Milky Way route can b obtain.
ed At reduced rates with stop off checks
for those who desire to lay over day
and see the new comet.
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DowNi DowNl DowN - Another
break down in prices Of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell al some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Min and goth streets.
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TuE ballot boxes were yesterday turned
over to the Sheriff by the Clerk Of the
Board Of Commissioners. The Sheriff
will to-day distribute them among the
various voting precincts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-31

CARPETS ! Carpets Curpetsl LISA
we'll settled fact that the cheapest Car.
pets and Dry Goods in the city are found
at J.W. FERREL's,
Corner Main and 10th St,