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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-27
WELLsRuRa.
MELlspuno, February .

WELLsBuEo, February %.
cVrepondsncs Of the intelligence.
On the 26th day Of February, 1878, III,
fint passenger train passed over the Pitts
burgh, Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad
Hence to-day Is the first anniversary o
the traffic Of tie road, and II wemay judgt
from appearances the business Of the roat
has been satisfactory to the company.
The streets in the vicinity Of the cour
House presented ALVEY scene this fore
noon. At one time there were indications
Of a jam, occasioned by the numerous
sleds and vehicles occupying the streets
Most Of them were loaded with wool Tor
D. Brown 4 Co., wnichiWere bought fol
thirty cents pound. About eight thou,
sand pounds changed hands.
A part OF the real estate OF the late Ell
II. Moore, NJ. D., was sold to-day. The
farm OF about l54 acres adjoining town,
was bought by Mr.. John Lewis, ST., at
5000. A tract OF about three acres on
the Bethany pike, with q dwelling there.
on, was knocked of to Mr.. Sylvester
Dodd, at $I25,0O. Four lots in the north.
east corner Of the old corporation lines
and adjoining General /. II. Duyal, was
bought by him, for $40 90. A lot on the
northwest corner OF Liberty and Yankee
streets, and fronting on the railroad was
sold TO VIM. Tyres, for S236 90. The
elegant residence Of Or. Moore was bought
for s, Ol5 90, by Dr. P. H. Cochran OF
Bethany. Lot No. 81, across the alley
and north Of the residence, containing q
stable and Office was also bought by Dr..
Cochran, for S665 90. Further sales Of the
balance OF the town property Is indefinite
ly postponed. sGli a{
W. 9. Pendleton came up from Wheel.
Ing this morning and spent the day in
town.
j. W. Mulhollen, with Elliott Bros,
was in town to-day and as
lively as cricket.
Capt. Paul Boyton will be looked for
here with considerable interest. We do
not know that he will stop here.
The many friends Of Mr.. Harrison Con.
nell sympathize with him In the death Of
his estimable wife.
The steamers Fearless and Tom Tyler
are ice-bound opposite town.
G. B. O.
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MouSDsvrLLE, Feb. 20, 1879.
Editors Intsllgenssr.
Mr.. Mcconnell addressed a full house
last evening on the subject oftemperance,
notwithstanding the inelemency Of the
weather. 1t is truly wonderful what
power he has as a speaker. His subject
last night was "why people drink" and he
gave many amusing incidents to show the
excuses men have for INDUCING in that
which intoxicates. The interest in the
cause Is increasing, and We expect to have
a grand temperance revival.
Our rolling mill commenced operation
again on last Monday, and we now hope
that 1t may continue in blast for many
days.
The wind Is blowinga perfect gale this
evening and It is so cold that the mud Is
fast freezing up. Winter seems to linger
well and We fear will llnger long.
Business is brisk. X.
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Horrocks, jackson 1 Cos, cotton mills,
ut Preston, England, burned, involving q
loss Of $1,000 pounds
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people appreciate the great medicinal vir.
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Fhsr NArIonAI BAxk or wHEEI1se
Capital. eaSO, 600,
, 1879-05-26

Tho Republican 1nomhers Of Congress haye
showed tho Damo-Contodcrato majority In
tho House what tloy could DO In tho way of
ataving OF action in tho long tusslo over tho
WARMER Silver bill, and they will do we'll
and take tho hint from that TINT thoro will
bo no day fixed for tlnal adjournment until
the appropriation billa aro passed.. Tho major-
ity cannot trampls, the rights Of tho minority
in the dust and ride roughshod over every
body and everything. III their itlls bonst
that they have captured the Capitol they
eoeln to forget that they have not yat cap.
turod tho Constitution nor tho Executive
branch Of tho Government. Neither havo
they beon ablo to capture, outwit, nor out.
maueuvor the able, efficient, md vigilant
Republican minority TINT keops wntoh aud
ward over the material intcrosts of this mag.
ntlcont country.
, 1879-05-26

s.r - .v. :, = -, ,...
;a.s a. a's' "1oe tcnaa naa "S,otn!neu 10 slVo us
nt11o noEe ot -. ~, o. t'hatofe'" although
"o nn9o huu cons'uerao'e o. II alteaaY IN ono
"ay n'o anothes'-a"d qulto enough, unless tho
quality o1 tha representation Is to bc sanatbly
MapfoVed'-"e nlay oee'h 10 cot'solu oursclvos
that ~ constant fepet'tloh "ttl do Tor Chicago
what u nas dons 1os tho sleepy old city Of
ihalade'pa'a. mo A"Atf'" saSa that slnce tho
begihnins oi January there have been at loast
wv performances OF "tinnfote," III whito aud
, 1879-05-26

An International Fishery Exhibition 10 to bo
held at Berlin In April, 1880, under tho ausptcca
Of tho Grown Prince Of Prussia. A circular re-
latIng to the subject, forwarded to TIM TRIBUNE
from tle Gcrnnn Consulate In this city, con-
tnsns tile following statement:
Under different groups md ctassesthe Exhibition
will comur[se: Objects from all parts OF the world
referring 10 sea and inland dsheros, and tnote
particularly auuaI'c animal. q all kinds, aive or
y Ga n
OF ovcry Kind. or nolala thereof; ashlnR-cratt of
nll nations in mode1s Or representations; dshing-
s' s "n .ssssn; assn; IN .a 'Fi :axss Of
%Ssasf sa!a9af| .pps!a.as pp al ia sas. ,pesaas
!nsubato1s node's Ss drawings of wo.knon W.
pEotectlng OF improving tho Foods of aquatic mil
mails. Aqnariai appliances IN iho fos k9up!nR and
the preparation and nreseryat!1n Of tho producn Of
fisheries. Models Of tshermen's dwellings and
scientific lnveatga.ion Of different waters in con,
works referring TO The history Of hetl1na; tho
Literature OF failing and dHh4cultur0 and statistics
Of ahheries; a!so mapa slo wing tic geographical
distribution Of Dish.
The Committee Of the Fishery Society will de-
fray alt oxpenses connected with tho general
management and internal arrangement OF tho
Exhibition, also the expense OF garbage from
the Berlin tcrm!nt to tic building Of tho E1hl-
ton. Objects will ba returned to exhibitors
froo of charge, and, in easo bt articles Of special
Importance, tho entire cost Of carriage both
wars Will be betrayed. All communications TO.
latng to the Exhibition should be addressed to
the Aussselungs- Commission des Deutscheu
Fischercl-Verctns, ;" No. Letpziger-platz, Ber-
lin, ".
, 1879-05-26

amusing performance, mid tho hopo Ia iudutgol
TINT cran tho sobcr st. Louis Glo1s. Democrat,
tlMt was unabte to SEQ any fun in "rlnnforc,"
may look through tho kIndlIer succtaclcs Of tito
Duliai'+ and believe TINT some good u1ay ytt
come out Of Nazareth. Tho Dmlet.n concludes:
In times 20 hard ns thcse It In no small nattcr
That large nanIbcF Of Han, women, boys, AMI
girls. heretofore poor and dopcnl1nt, or having
tu work hard at drndrinR !aboss, hays had opened
10 them suddenly method Of ehsnlng livciihood
IN ploasant wnrx, while At tho sant time learning
an urt whcn may bring fortunes to tho most glf.ol
nnung thom. Many family 4as tand t!!e hard
my That non Of tihugliter hss been ab1o to earn
BY M engagement IN tho ''rinafurn" :" Or snsne Of
itA k!ndtcd oparas. Thu effect Oh iho general pub
not OF :hs inost cxalod kind, Il IL trao Int excel-
!nnt as beginning. and llkaiy to gtnw to dcairo
for tile 9cttor kind. of which tlcre has been 10
1itt1a In the last yoas Or Two.
, 1879-05-26

In tho midst Of life wo are Limbo to j
dupncd.
According to Mr.. Boeoher, tho fayorito son
rises ID the West.
Lot Us bo kind to tho Solid South. II lis
no baseball club.
bIr. Hldine feels hi8 oats aImoat IS much
a. II ho waro dark horso.
We take it that tie favorito aon Of Illinois
Ii the Chicago Baseball Club.
Tho negroes are requested to return In
tlmu to enjoy the advantages Of yellow foyer.
1lr. Drake, the mau who bored tho aEss
oil vol in pounsylvania, goes around begging.
h1r. Tillen ia kissing little Children. Dut
tho women OF tho country can't vote, sanucl.
Victoria Is 60, and yet tie Prince Of Wales
IL not likoly to got tho throne until he is too old
unjoytt.
John Sherman Announces In atfect TINT hs
II 1osded for tho Presidency, mud not fort doT'
erno1ship.
3Ir. Talmngo Is going TO sail for England
this weok. Il 1t po4albls thas DO has arranged
match With Tom Alien!
Villemessant. tho editor Of Figaro, started
appear, he died wealthy.
Considering tho excessive numhor Of cets.
wayos wives. no should suppose that BIZ pe'
fighting II dono ut homa.
Mr Dcochor condemns the publication o.
scandata 10 soye.ely that we infer ha haa aa"'
lunnl not to make any more.
4 co1orod man nrrested at 1otYarsou, Mo''
for stealing chickens, SOLICITED JURY Of twslss es'
groes, and was promptly acquitted.
Tho Democracy will go before tho c''n'fJ
With IN address. Mr. Hayes IL quits wil!las tok'
before tho country with ais backbone.
Graca Greenwood has boou converted u
spiritu.!ism, but not no thoroughly, We hops u
to compel her to write book about 1t.
A Pennsylvania Senator says ho can broo
amy paper in his statc for $50. And tho pspsfa nv
doubtless diy4ussoa that ho doesn't do Il.
Prof. Tlcs predicts excessively WAITE
weather next month, and tho North Pols must "
moved down this way TOT summer reaoFt
Tho Baltimore Uaz<ts says that Garlbala'.
who wAs dying in a Esa shirt 10 slow ua'e ~" :"
days ago. has docidud to reside permanently ~
Rome.
The sudlon determination Of Yakoob hna1
To make pe6ce NTH KnRlanA Oh any terms IL w. y.
hapa due 10 the arrival Ut Clara Loulsa hasloss"
London.
The English amateurs will not 70" e1e"s
composed Of mechanics. Mechanics ara !oH ~ ~
vulgsr. Heslass, they can row better thaa sAs"'0
anlAtaur9,
Gen. Grant has expressed himself on ~
Chinese question, and Nit. Kessasy suddto'3 ee. at
cludss that the Grant movement Il not 0'0'''1'''
In thx FIGHT dirdctfon
, 1879-05-26


tltct. Not only VIVA tho rcpoal of Ito Fed
eral Rtasntea rotating to tho jurors toat-oatf,
Tho appointment Of Supervisors, and other
reconstruction aots of Congress-, frat sng-
geatol by Senator THURMAN, but tue obnox-
fous mannor Of doing It had It's origin In hle
fertile brnin, and It was to his holdnoea and
oloquonco in urging 1t upon tho party In ca,,-
Gus that, 1t was finally resolved upon md in
eorporatotl as part and parcel Of lilo Demo-
cratic programme. In hla quiet hours Of
meditation h1r. THURMAN has this 10
solaco him, that ho hns invontod
schomo OF partisan warfaro which, no
matter how unjust and unpatriotto It
may soom to his political opponents,
has appeared sufficiently reasonable and
benoaoout to hia party associates to bo
eagerly aoized upon by thom and adopted rs
a part Of their; policy, and as one Of tho Is
suoa upon which they propose to invoke tho
Judgment Of their follow-citizons at the bal-
1ot-box.
. It Is not necessary to diaonsa tho goodness
or badness Of Afs. TnunMAN's proposed legis-
1ation from tho Republican stnndpofnt, but
to simply noto tho progress that ho Inns made
as Presidential candidate. Tint he is the
only Domocrat now in Congress that pos
sosses tho requisite capacity for leadership is
ad,nitted. No matter how bad LIS partisan
schone is, or how much it shocks tho pntri-
otto aonsa Of Tho country, 1t has at least tho
mertt of be,nR original aud unique, and the
Democratic purity Of to-day SO yoarns atscr
somebody with brains and p1uok that 1t Is
only too willing to seizo upon my oao who
will load It, II his following ends in porlition.
And In this respect Senator THURMAN GAL
lantly lends all his Congressional competitions,
True, 1t may 10 his misfortune to bo too
closely identified with tho heat md exotic
mont incident to suoh a struggle; but his
boat il in tho surf, and ho must tako Ills
chances to make tho ofliuR.
Az to Mr. DArAnD, ho can scarcely bo said
to have d CHANCE ut all. The little scrap of
territory TINT he represents In tho Senate Of
tho United States Is too insignificant to give
him any prominence locally, or to back his
Presidential ambition, II ho havo my, with
any efficiency or rospcetabilty. It looked
for awhile Inst fall, when TuunuAS took his
extraordinary '' tlop on tho currency Dues
ton, as il blr. DAYAnD, who ia 40 sound.
money man, might loom up rs the candidate
of tho honeatmoney Democrats Of tho
c,un%rv f,,,4 ba s,,bSoak ~ {3rnuro
, 1879-05-26

4 fow young girls belonging to West
Side church have set about noblo missionary
work to increase tho attendance On theiE beloved
PASTORS miu1stratlons. They GO out Just before tho
evening sosy!co hour aud fuFs young meu to follow
them, pilot thclr victims in BY harmless looking
s.do'door. md give thom IN custody Of two ycnes.
Rblo deacons - sinners DESTROYS OF turning from
tho error of thoir WAYS. and before those young
men have fairly recovered ieoa, their Eet shock OF
surprise ard disappointment they Ind themselves
slowed away In front ssats between trustworthy
members. aud being prayed and preached At by
the officiating Clergyman In manner which for d.
rectnOaa diAcouna thAt Of Nathan.
, 1879-05-26

The Ohio Republicans hold their Stato Com
ventton next Wednesday, and It is expected TINT
their platform will he sort OF keynote for Tho
po1t campaign. Anyhow, they will not be
mealy-mouthcd in expressing themselves In
regard to tic present issue between the Prest-
dent mud Congress,
, 1879-05-26

Evcn to tho humbaeRt Of us 1t Ia giyeu to
do soma youd IN thl4 world. Frinstsncc, there /,
poor little giEl In grsnt boarding house on the
South Slac sort Of deputy acting. taat
chanbeFms!d, who sayos away her thildiah life for
her food and clothing, md often haa wonlssod II
ttwould ovsr be In hss power to do anything 70.
mautlc, great, or usoful In thla world. Last week
she had ~ opportunity OF coming out strong, and
did ~ In fashon to eclipse any character In any
sensational play that eyof Was produced on any
stages Howl This way: Thers was, on tho sesond
floor. married woman,-a young and beautiful
womau,-wlth eyes that flashed like diamonds, and
tecth OF snowy pearl, aud other accoutFeu1suts
to match, Including husband and child. On the
Third aooF there was gentleman somowhat
older, but handsome aud dtstingushet .ioak-
Ing, With fFzEly curling hair, and black
mustachc, and martial tread, not without
Asusplclon OF lImp. duo, ho said, to bullet re.
eet*ed III duel With N Italian Count And that
married. woman fell In ovo With that diatEnguishsd-
looking an. and despite tho fact that her trusting
husband fwho was on business tour in Texas}
was writing hsr losa2 lettera by each mail, soma
OF EN- ~ much ~ ton lines long, snd the okher
fsct that their child Wa Il! nnd rave symptoms OF
be!ng attacked by tho scarlot fever, that married
Wouhn prepared to dy from hes home-or to
spoak with stne< accuratoness, her boarding.
holsa--with hss paramous. Aud IN al thu world
but one person wAA aware Of this fAee-she poor,
po~eEless little deputy acting sub assistant cham.
bermatdl Nut sho did not loAe courage, bnt Ok.
eEted herself In tho good wo:k oi bringing about
the TEumoh OF Virtue and Downfall OF rics With
such esrnestneas that The complotsss success
crowned her endsasofs. On Saturday thu guilty
pair intended " ny togethor, but they dldn't-nos
by darn sl9ht. On Saturday morning tho dts.
tn2ulshsd.looktnx gentleman almo.t rang hls bell
od nad lnyistad on having the pFopsleiresI hus-
baud come up 10 hla room Immediately, and tho
psopsietssss husband had An lntesYlaw with hIn
behind locked dooss and CAME out and began N
investigation In thu nIoAt vigorous but vague mn.
, 1879-05-26

It is possible TINT some of the Democratic
candidates for the Presidency In Washington
can find ti1ue from thoir official duties to
turn inside occasionally for little estimate
Of tho real progross TINT thoy have made dur.
ing the prosous session towards the point OF
their political ambition. Congress does not
usually moot until noon; there arescldom any
evening sessions; committee work is ganer-
a]ly easily dispatohod; society matters,
balls. weddings, receptions, calls, mud so on,
arc generally attended to by their wives and
daughters and such other fo1nales as are put
down III tho Congressional directory as be-
longing to their families Thia mode of life
gives Congressman considerable time for
political meditation, and whom nat dancing
attendance upon tho caucus--wlieh has
required a good deal Of tho time Of
tho Democratic branch Of It since this
extra session oommmenoed-ho can take his
reckoning md get his personal mud political
latitude md longitude with tolerab!e nc
curacy, no 1nattar If tho sun in tho heavens
is somowhat obscured by tho threatening
clouds TINT skirt the diAtant horizon. We
cau oas.ly imagino TINT there arc ut loast
four geutle1non who arc menbero Of tho
presont Cougross-two in tho Senate and
two in tho Housewife occasionally turn
asitlo from tho exciting md absorbing caros
OF public business to brief examination of
their private lolgora, to balance tho books
in sly sort OF why, aud to figure up tue not
profta on slip OF paper that thoy Gin carry
in their vest pockets. to which thev cnn
, 1879-05-26

AlA0 Ah6FAA4IAA NoAfpAk4NAo EV4AGlGtp VIZ
list Of persons from whom the people Of thiH
city and county will have to .nnko selections
ut the election On June .. The candidates
aro:
Rtpuo'icans. Democratic.
aap' Coar!-rnosas G t,, nksr. y: LYLE o'okEf.
W. SS" Tn.. ~, II 49,, 1n,;x unnana
JuI1us itosrsr,,A1, ". IL, pAnxux.
Hzsnr ". Door't, THOMAS MonAN,
1nA W.nuEtt~ II. +. Tutk:.
Jndges III th's county AaVo almost 'nvart-
ably been chosen without referonce to their
politics. Judge uAIoS, Jntlgo MoA1.11sFEn,
and Judge b1okks nave beon oiec'oa to the
supreme oonrs IN thls Judicial platrles'
which Is hepaol'ean ny from io'ooo TO 2o'ooo
majority, without any objection on the part
OF hopnblicana, though thoy were known to
DO ucmocrata. III liko manner Judges lnEE,
AloA111arrn, hodHns, MoonE' and WALLACE,
all known to be Democrats, have been 70.
peatetlly elected TO tho Bench In this county
by Republicans, without IN objection to
thom on party grounds. SO long rs tho
, 1879-05-26

A man who tried the experiment on Satur-
day Of offering to treat u confirmed hummer to a
schnonur Of beer, to sec II tho c. b. would Dc.
cltne 1t, declared subsequently that tho c. b. WAS
worse than torchtght procession. inasrnuch AZ 1t
would taka htn ,nora than An hour to pass = giyeu
put.
, 1879-05-26
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

n. y. WARREN LuDGE MI no. A. F. d A. Nj
Funsrni Eoitce All ncnlhrFs hereby no!ih:d to
pre,f companys 1tuldlag| rHesday morning, Msy2;.
brnthor d. ~ Csrk. sr Members of iiser Lodges efo
sgs;aallY Invited tn Join n* CSri'sgG: 5o is9,s by
u, 8. 0'C0EEELL. Secretary.
, 1879-05-26

'Fhf rocont letter OF Secretary SHERMAN
"to fWar.Domocrat hos caused consider
hble conmotlon among tie Presidential can
didates aud their friends, who are somawAnt
dlsconesrted by tho extremely clsvor way in
which Iii. 6nsANAx has Aquarely brought
futp notice tho fact TINT Ia dasirea to ba 70.
, 1879-05-26
MONDAY, MAY &c, 1870.

From various points in Illinois, Wisconsin.
and Iowa, accounts aro received Of the exten-
sion to those sections Of tho hoavy rain whioi,
Inns fallon almost continuously in Ohfchgo for
more than twensy-four hours. To all these
farming tistricta tho rain has como as g price,
less b1nagiuu.
, 1879-05-26
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIKI Cu1uAao TK.nrNE has established branch ofncsa
for the receipt Of subscriptions aud advertisements
follows
NEW YoRK-1soom 20 Trtoun4 Bnlldlag. r. T. Nc.
FAppxN. Manager.
PARIE Francc-No. 10 1suo do II Grange. DAtolitrt.
II. MAILER, Agent.
LONDON. Eng.-Amesfcan Exchange, go Strand.
HENRI r. GtlLla. Agent.
' WARRINGTON u. C.-15fa street
, 1879-05-26

Il vigorous movement has been commenced
to lay an oecau telegraph from California to tho
Sandwich stands mid japan. CYRUS ". FIELD,
the father Of occan te1cgraphy, hcads tho sub.
ecsiptton with 800, 900. and largo subsidy ia
expected from tho Hawaiian Government,
, 1879-05-26

u. t-=3~-.s1@-|;-v, =.
inc question Is ot.en askoa' !" "he1 II
congress faila 70 pass the appropf'ahon oius
ana aoJoutns IN thas eont'ngcnoS suo
ffos1aons woula immou'ately cal anotneF
extra session, na It Is made his duty by tho
Constitution. which both he and oyory men,
t,a- ~ f,,rr,o.s In, +o1,o,, a s,torrr oo,,, n
, 's - :,
support anu upho4o' b"t "h"s tno
Democratic majority aBren to disregard tho
nroclametion of tic Preetdont, md refuse to
cnnoor In 1vosh,r,+oro What +1,or 81, trbou
pf ~ e ~ .1e'., - 49,: i.
~ ID h''npit toSoAuaon' "ao noss acs III "l
ovors not OF TREASON against this Government
ns much ~ Con, DEAungoARp committed whom
In tfro3 rnon Eort eprtor ;u 1871 Ard
n... =. .1.--N"-,. -
o'eis De"oo.a' III eonbsess "Ao ~ "os u
fool Knows 1T; and no matter how much
boiled owl they will hRyo to cat they will not
f3ara foreo that ;asna rnon tina corntrv
ttn.-,u a., <...--.ts
1"os WIZ 41n. solno eaous' 4o' p"sa'nB .he
appropriation blllH. The Louisville Courier
journal puts It all In nutshell in para.
urnnh that ,yo 1,nva nlroat3v nrintaf1. hnt In
s..a, ..,..,. l.. -..,t.,I1,.,. ,.
BooH oHouBn ~ 0o'A A"peHai7oAaB peo""oo
, 1879-05-26

o, the hose, tho beautiful hose,
With which to the hydraut tho householder goes;
lilo makes The connection and tnsns tho cock,
1utuallnK to lergato tue sidewalk:
Dashlng,
aplash1ng,
sprInk1ing around,
The wayfarIng man. though no fool, II soon
drowned;
And aycn equeats1Ana yentuE,ng near,
AZ likely ~ not Get Etrcnm In tho ear,
Nay, tho handler himself, from bis eyoa 10 bin
toes,
IL auEe to bo drcnehed BY tho beautiful hose,
, 1879-05-26

SCHUYLER CoLpAx spout much OF the past
rintcr In Florida, and says he is satisfied that
tho State ia Republican with my show Of fair
play.