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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-10

Stimnen Mebrbeit fit Die 91epublifaner
gcgebeu bat 0enniDIDanien), mare, ebenio
ME 8aDarb bon 0elapare, nur ais GuBerz
itcr 9tot6bebelf III gebrGud)en, benin fcincr
bon bei0en bat irgeno cine bctrdbtltfe
.!0auSmabt" mit3ubringen. 6enorids
ipurbe 3ipar nit GROCER 8abrlheiuli6feit
Die Wablitintmen bon Snbiaua Der 0elno=
fratii6en Yartet sufilbrcl, aIein alf Die
redlet Dicle obnebtll, uu0 1te reiben llidt
aus, llit, in @jemeirt l6aft nit Den Wabl=
i"tinlnen oes Siiocns, Die @rWGblung zines
bcmofrotii6en 9rGiibenten 3l erm0glihen.
llnb SEEM Oort piiroe fir 9enbrids lhpers
Iit 3I geipintcn icin.
SIN bicier 8erlegcnbeit nenoen ii9 bic
Sli6e Der Ocinofratii6en Siibrer lt1o
Wtaher auf 0aDio Ben Oifelt, B. B. anf
Oen friiberen SberbuuoeSri0tcr llno icBi>
gen 8unocSienator BON Suinois, Oapio
9aDis. Son benz boffen file, Dnb CT iciz
nen ei9enen Staat Suinois mitbringen
unO auBeroem 9teip Oort gcpiynen meroe,
- III DelGem Sale CT voide burd" ipGre.
gSie iueit oieic 9teduung in 8eSug auf
SEEN Oorf itinmt, lit bon bier aus idlpcr
au beurtGeilen; aber in 8esus aut Suinois
lttutmt ie nur lit ben sail, Dap
Oer repnblitanii6e &an0iDat fein Silt
uoiler mGre. @c9en Blaine, oOer Gonfz
ling. ODER SHERMAN f0nrte 9oDio 9apis
oteILei6t ben Staot SuinpiS gcipin=
nen, aber gegcn Maibburne ooer Grant
nlmmcrmcDr. Gin peri0ulih 6Odgead=
teter Wann lit CT ia uuD bat aus iciner
friiDeren 3eit Diele Sreun0e in oer republi:
faniiNcn Bartei. Oa5 ulto Die ven9crc
0aterlauosliebe" tpiiroe tbn AL 0ute
fpmmcrl, meltl1 letn 0e9uer aus benz fer
nen Siten, poer aus benz riIlmcrlQtteu
Sbio uGre; ionlt aber ni6t.
Sb auBerbem Die @igeni6aften Ieires
GeiiteS uno Gbarafter5 iolde iirO, tuclde
bic 8e9eilteruug Der oemofratil9en Wtallen
ipahrufcn f0nnten, lit n1ebr als fragli0.
Sogenanuten rMtognctismus" beiiBt ct
gar feinen. Sn Oiefer 6inii6t itebt er nod
n;dt cinmaI Dem S6neioer aus Green
bile (Anbretp Sobmion) 9leih gcz
iApeige benu benz r~tletuen 9tieien" bon
SuinoiS (Stcpben 9ouglas). @r
plrOe UdDrenO bes 8abIiclbsugcs
nie elm iteinerneS Guobba> ober OitriSs
Bib i'm bunfeIiteu 0eiligtbum bes Gem=
pels iiyen. Dasu tpilrOe fommen, baB Die
0emotraten in ibn bod imr1er nur eineu
batben @eitunungsgcnollen ieben t~piirocn,
dltf pen 1te nO lttDt liDeOtll9t Oerta1len
t0nrteH. @eni9itcnS bic 2lcbnIihtcit,
Denn audi ionit feline onbere, iplirbe Sipi=
iden ibm uno 6orace @reclep belteDen. -
st ipiiroe, I'm bas geflitgelte gSort 5l gcz
brauNeu. feinen boom" fit ii1 erreser1
%t0nnen, un0 obnc eirten ioldeu miro es
bel Ter 9rdiibcutenr)abt nidt ab9ebcu.
Sminerbtu lit Dieltcidt, lDie MN einmaL
Bic Din9e Iiegrt, 0apio 0api5 Der einsige
&anoiOat, aui Ocllen 9tamen bin Die oemos
tratiide Yartei tpeun aud ,;idt iiesen,
bod nit 9lnitano unterltegen farm, tpas
nidt ST. peradten lit. Wenu Die ocuti6eu
bentotratil6en 8ldtter su Der @rtennlniB
fommen i%oltcn, oaB iie nit ibrem 8aporos
boomben feinen iidtli6en @rfolg babelt,
f0nnten lie niGts @eibeutereS tbuu, ais
es nit einem 9aui5= boom Sl periu9crt.
They may go further and fare worse.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-10
Sario Ginhnr,t.

Nm Ibeno bes 2. g1obennber iforb in
Jtefo 2orf Der Gabbincr Or. Oaoio Gins
Dorm, ltadloem CT Dot Ginger 3eit pe9en
SraHttt6tett lcine gIGr ;elloe 9reOigerltclIc
am ~1ertpcl emanuel" %nieoergclcgt bate.
Sn 0r. GInborn bat ti6t Iur oaS ocutz
lOeSuoenthuu, l0noern AUDI oaS OeutlG=
Nmcritdncrtbum eillen lciner belten OlQ!ts
ller Derloren.
gor SO Sabren i'm Sa1criihen seboren,
eigncte er ii0 cite griinoli2e tbcologii9e
uno ~augemeine 8iloune alt, lpurDe 9tabs
btner i'll ietner 6eilHatD lno in 4Selt, &C.
rtctD iuG6renD Der 9tenftiou53eit nad) oern
Sabre 1849 lit Gonflift nit oen 9tegtcrulz
gen ltlto nlUBtc oesDaI6 Ha6 NnleritG auss
ipatDeri.
Gr fan6 i'm 2aufe oer finf3iger Subre
cine Stelc ais 9tdbbtner al elmer Gcfornls
0entetl1oe Ill Baltimore unO Dcrtrat 0a5
Heformlnoentbum auf Der &dnSel uno in
etiler OoIt tim berausge9tbcIer 3eiti6rift
mn eDenlo OIel 0eucr ais WeteDriainfeit.
d3u9letD trat CT I'M bamoligen StlcOels
1taate Warnlano III 8ort uno Sdrift ent>
ldleoeu ae9en Die Stlaueret aui. Q(lS i'm
Sabre 1860 Die Quflcbnult9 Der SiOtaatet
9egelt Die urtolt begann, mar Ginborn
cIllcr Der cntl6l0iienlten 0egner Der iih
norbereitenoen Stlapenbalter 9tebeuion.
Nud CT iuuroe babcr, ais i'm Npril 1861
Baltimore 3eitweIliB in Die 6dnoe Oer 8erz
rdt6er fiel, bon bort fOrtgcbeBt.
81 erbicIt Oarauf cine &a6bineriteIc in
B6tla6eIpDiG uno ipdter Die im1 @tngang
eriudDnte 5teIung in Jtetu Norf.
DIS Gan3eIreDner Die ais SdriftiteQer
bat ith @inDorn Ourd bobe SbOnblit Der
Spra6e urb ourd 9riinbli6es 9Siiitu aus=
geSeiNnet, iOiute our0 citen ipabren 6euerz
etfer fir OaS, mas Ct ais rcdt unO gut CT
fannte. Au6 bertrand er ft6, menus iein
nluBte, auf cine i0arfe urO unerbittLide
golelnif.
ltnter ben iiibiiden 8eformern bieies
Eanoes mar er ieoenfous Der geniaIite;
ober CT 9eD0rte audi inter Die treueiten
oeutlden 8ilr9er bieier 9tepublif; ultb
ieiI 9anSeS 2Seien NAT lauter uno eoel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-10
GaDio 9ants.

@dbrenb bes erIten balben Sabrban>
oert5 Der 0si6idte Der Ser. Staaten err
marb Str9inieu Den BeinameI vN:futter
Der grGiiOenten" ;-lbicn IS bod bamals,
ais Ob oubcrbal6 ieres States feit ip16lz
barer Mtaun scfunoen tperDen f0nne. Sn
bent burd ben 8iirgcrfrieg eingeleiteteu
Die Stole lpielen 81 tpouen, pel6e in bent
eriten benz Staate 9irginien 5uftel.
9Iu6 Oeiien 5errl9aft norb bier
Sabre lang bur6 bic Grditoentldaft
bes Waiia6uiettler Noams unters
bro6en, pie iebt bic bon Suinois
ourd Die Brdiibenti6aft bes Sbtoer 9apes,
aber fir 1880 ridIten 1i6 mteoer Nuer
8lide auf Suinois. 2luf rcpubIifanii6er
Seite itnb IS Spei Suinoiier, tpelde Don
bet ilbertpiegenoen W2ebr3abl Der 1ortei
ais etnSige mogli6e Ganoioaten fir 1880
algeiebeu tDeroen. nGmlih s. 3. 8 a h
burne uno II. g. Grant. Nuf Dee
mofratii6er Settle greift man ebenfaas
mad SuinoiS ulo reuut 0apiO . apis 8,
Gen. So6m SO. Banner ui1b 2Dman
rum b II RI ais &~anoioaten, DIE tpenigz
items nit einiger Nusit6t auf @rfolg gegen
ben rcpublitaniiden in Die S9ranfen tree
ten fon1ten.
0as @r9ebniB Der Staatstpa61 in SEEN
Oorf bat GiIben aus Dem Bege gez
rdumt; benn bieieIbe SpaItung in 6er
bemofratti6en 8artei, pelds oiesmal Die
GrtpGblung Gornel'S berpirfte, tpiiroe,
iusnn I'M n6@iten Sabre Iilben Der benlos
fratiiAc GalloiOat tpGrc, ieinem ~repubIifae
niiden @e9rer ben Sieg ii6ern. G9urz
nj a II lit ibon i'm Sftober in S6io obgcs
ihladtet tuorOen. 6ancof , aus etnem
Staote tonmeno, Der oiesmaI Qegen SO, 900
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-10
NorSen mi eaSen.

Die Mablen bonn 4. gonember fi16 bic
Gnttuort, ruel6e Der freie gtorocr auf Die
nihtsipiirOiger S1anotbaten Der beinoz
fratiiden 8uuooier un6 Mcudclm0rbcr
I'M SIoen uno auf bas frehc @ebabrcm Der
GebeIengenerdle i'm GongreB 9e9eben bat.
-Sie sei9cn ait, bab bas Golf oeS gtorz
ber5 enolid ben tborihten 8eri06nungsz
buieI iatt betommen uno ben ibm uomSiiz
ben in tollem llebermutbe bingcmorfenen
Tehoebanoihub dufgenommen bat. 3iem=
Iih LANCE bat es 9eiua9rt. ebeoer WtebrSabl
bes 8olteS burh bic mOralii6en
Sauitidld9e uno SuBtritte, Die Der
Sioen austbeiIte, bic 1leberseuz
gung eingeblGut tporben lift, SaB
cine oil fri6tige S~eri0bnung, B. B.
elm ebrIi6er Ger3iht oer berri6er6en
8artei bes SibenS auf ibre 2ebre bon Der
Son6erberrIi9teit Der @inSclitaaten uns
mogIi6 lit; baB bieie 9totte niemols gut
tpiuig ben 8egriff Der aletnz
belt oIs bic WrunoIdge oc5 6ffentlihen
9fe6ts Der gereinigten Staaten an
crtcnncn tpir6. Gnoli9 bat nun 6ieie
1leber3euguu9 8ur;cI gefaBt. Die
Oiebr;abL OeS Bottles Der 9toroitaaten bat
nit DonnerItimme nertiiuoet, oaB bic
Ser. Staaten tein Iobbriger, our 3erbrofz
feLung bcltimmter 8erbdnb unabbdngtz
aer Staaten, ionbern cine fcitgeetnte
Station iinO urb bIeiben miiiien unp Dab
Die 9ufIebnung gegen bieie 9tcd,tSanidauz
rua itbt, iuic Dor Is SabreH ais &ebelion
III betra6tcn lit.
gRit bem 4. 0obember lift Der BOOM"
Die 9o6flutb fir bic rationale guidauz
King Der rcpubLtfaniideu Partci, eingetres
zen Hnb ale Au3eiGeU iprc1en oafIr, oaB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-10
(gorreipOnOsna Der rSuinois Gtoutsssituns.O
Gus Sent aueittt@eA oregon.
Gangent, GinnS., Ore

16. Oft. 1879.
Wenn Gin Sregoner 3eitun8. yBOrtlano
Orcgontan", ii6er SregOn'S reibe Bei3enz
Grntclr, 0itli6 DOM Cascade Gebirge, be=
ri6tet, 10 m06te th mir erlaubeu, ir
Riir;e iiber Sregon's Wei3enzGrnter,
tpeitlt6 bOn1 GaScaocs0 ebir9e, SIT be-
ridten.
Der g D Ill nj { T Wei3en lit lit Der
GIittGc i1ou DON 6olt befaIen moroen
uno baber gdn3Li1 febl9eihla9en. 6auln
3ur 6dlite lit CT eingecrntet iporoen, im0ent
oiegrutes 1nfolten ni6t babel 1eraustamer.
Gin geringer She'll bonn Winterpei;en
bat faum cine Wtittelz @rnte ergeben, tpGbz
retto Der gr06te She'll ungefGbr 10 GuibelS
bonn Qcre 9ebraht bat. Ser ~dnhdltenoe
Gegen i'm Wloi bat benz @iutertpeiSet gez
i6aoet.
Die ibIen SoIsen Der einieitiscn Birtbz
i6aft uIo Der st a II b 10 / T t J. d a limb
bier iiberau 6emerfbar; Die Selocr limb nit
1ntraut iiberipudert, uno bet Wct3en itebt
aud in giinlti9en Sabret our6idnittlid
fiimnerlt6 aus. Jtur 0ur6 rationale
Birtbihaft fam Der 9lderbau bier lit
gSeitsS Oregon nit @rfolg betrieben tuerz
ben, uu6 Oieienigeu Sarmer, tuelde it6
oa3G niht enti6liebef, mliicn nntblpenot9
Derarrten ooer alstpanoern. ga 8ooenz
uup flimatti6e 8crbdltniiie bier tpenig
Srudttpe6ieI 9citatten, lit Die ein;ige
Gettuns in 8rade unb in SAaf;udt 3u
iuden. @inselne einiihti9e Sarlner baben
bieie Wetbpoe ein9efii BIT, unO Oas iinO Die
@Iiidli6en, tpel6e tpent aitenS cine Wtittels
Grnte in MinterpsiSen er;ielt babeu.
Ser 0raspuds int ipeitlidm Ores
gon lit bur6tpeg nur fiimmerlib, inocm
Bic Witterun9 i'm CONNER fat imner 3u
trofen uno i'm 9Sinter itets gu NAB lit.
Die 3etten iin6 bier bart, iebr
bart! Die MebrSabl Der PG6ter lit ba1z
ferott. Die @runobeiiber iino fall Nue
tieI n%erituIbet. @ine itarte NuSpanoez
rung mad Slt@Sregou uno benz Gerris
torium Baibin9tOn lit im 3u9e.
StaaS Speffer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-10
0ot,t banofcnen GNamoIer.

Irob Der 9eftigteit, tpounit GbanbIer
Dor uno nab benz BlrOerfriege Die Sum:
Ter bonn Siiben i'm Senate angrifI, iprad
ntemals elmer oerlclben audi nur Elm unz
ldDnes 8ort ge9en i'm, ipdbreno iie segen
anOere ntAt balb 10 befti9c @egner oft 10
orobeIo uno brutal auftratcn. Sin nerz
traltcr 6rcunb @%6anbler'S ersdblt iiber
ben Wruno, aus ipeld)em Die Sumter gegen
GDanoler, ibren 9rObiten @e9uer int Ses
nat, 10 rIdii9tsuou iparelt, f~oI9enbes:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-10
Gr1ab FIR Gflaperet.

8or eini9en Monoten ipuroe in Der
vSuinois StaatSSta." aei9iLoert, ipie MAI,
IN ben JebeuensS taaten our6 0ermtez
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29

after the style that he did ths Green
back Convention at Columbus. His APP
pearance is that Of picture OF night
mare, and his speech very much worse
than an attack OF it.
HrcKKNLooPER is not near so big in
body as his name. He would make
good pattern for dancing master, with
intellect to suit his profession. He would
be over looked in any crowd as the only
man YOU were not looking for. He is a
nervous little body, but possesses little
tact, apparently, for moving among
men, and none OF the arts OF the politi-
clan.
Gen. RICE is man OF prepossessing
appearance, but rather hating, heavy
speaker. He will always be second on
the ticket to EwING, if rightly placed.
JUDGE COCHRAN Jour judge made the
most ringing little speech OF the occa-
sion. That's the way to talk it" said
the crowd when the Judge began to let
himself out, and they were not ready to
let him 90 when he finished.
Gov. BISHOP held a perpetual recep-
ton at the parlors ofthe hotel. If Eos
TER can shake more hands in the same
length of time that BISHOP, EWING has
a formidable rival. The standard
of craftsmanship does not seem
to run much higher nowadays than
that OF good hand-shaker, as Bishop
has proven. But FOSTER was not per-
mitted to practice on this crowd. He
was conspicuously absent. No invita-
tons were extended to persons who had
not been in the army. CHARLIE was
very successful in measuring calico dur
ing the war, but he does not boom
among the "boys in blue"
In consequence of the late hour in
which the train reached the city on re-
turn from Steubenyille, We have been
compelled to give our readers very
hasty and imperfect report OF very en-
ioyable and interesting occasion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29

Gov. SpRAGUE saved a man from
drowning at Narragansett Pier one
night last week. Two men, in small
boat, ran into the breakers, and the
boat was upset. splitting the men into
the water. one of the two came up to
the surface and at once struck out for
shore, but the other became entangled
in the ropes and was held under the
boat. GOV. Sprague took in the situa-
ton at glance, sprang into the break
ers, worked bis way out to the boat,
turned her over and rescued the impris-
oncd man from drowning. Then going
ashore, he walked over to Canonchet,
not waiting to receive the thanks OF the
rescued man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
Easily incurred. Terribly Obstinate,

Is rheumatism Even at the outset, the ordinary
remedies are frequently powerleSs 10 cope with
it. This is more particularly the case when a
tendency to it Is inherited. II should be com
batted before II becomes chronic When the first
twinges are felt, recourse should be had to
HoSlcttcr'S stomach BittcrS, depurcnt which
expels from the blood those irritating principles
which, by contact, cause Inflammation and pain
in the muscles and joints. Poisonous medicines
which are usually administered for this disease,
but which, in slight overdose, may terminate
it bydeStroyiug life itself should be avoided and
this safe and more effective medicine used in
stead. Those disorders OF the bowels, stomach
and liver which frequently accompany rheu-
matte and equity ailments, are invariably remov-
cd by this excellent botanic corrective.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
PRESTON COUNTY.
School Items of Interest-Liter-
airy Notes.-The Argus Printing
COmDany.


Correspondence Of the Register.
The youths OF this county between
the ages OF six and twelve, are $3.50.
Eighty-one teachers have been exam
ined and granted certificates; 80, No. i;
43, No. 2, and ,, No. 3. Our normal
schools have again opened for their fall
terms. The County Institute, as con-
Quoted by Prof. Crago, Of Moundsville,
was very creditable. Prof. Crago stands
high as an educator here.
The Tunnelton Crescent Comedy
Company's second entertainment Fri
dav evening, August 10th, at their hall
in TunneltOn, was quite success.
ROwlcsburg has Young Mems Mu-
steal and Literary Association.
The West Virginia Argus has passed
into the hands of the Argus Printing
Company with Geo. Purcell, OF Fellows
vile, as editor. 1t unfurls its banner
with a ringing declaration OF unswerv.
ing fidelity to the cardinal principles OF
Democracy. ;. L. W.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
Others Would Do the Same Thing.

New York Graphic.
We venture the assertion-the repu-
tation of mother being foully assailed
one man out of four would do, or feel
that ne should do, what DeIOung did
but most probably in a different way
and similar proportion would secretly
or openly applaud the act. So long as
such sentiment exists so long will such
deeds occur. The man who killed and
the man who justified him might not
acquit their deeds or cOnsciences from a
religious basis OF conduct, but on a
worldly basis they would.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
Philadelphia Papers.

y. 7. limos.
'If the date-line were Louisville, and
the scene of the affair a back county in
Kentucky" says the Philadelphia Times,
1.-The terrible aifray between two Kansas
farmers, reported in our news columns
this morning, would be set down as
only fresh outbreak of Southern law
lessneSs." The Philadelphia papers are
sensitive on the subject of date-lines,
since they all printed the dispatch about
the killing OF Dixon as coming from
"Yacoo City, Mich, showing that gem
eral press dispatches are edited with a
pitchfork in the newspaper offices OF that
city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
Two One.
Boston Globe.

BOslOn UIOut-
Governor Hendricks has said a good
many good things; but seldom a better
one than this: elf the Republicans
would elect their own soldiers for Office,
as the Democrats of the South are do
ing, and those Of Ohio are trying to do,
there would be very little talk OF rebel
brigadiers, because the Union brigadiers
would Outnumber them two 10 one"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29

Ar the election in California next
week, full list Of officers, State, county
and municipal, is to beelected to set the
Government, under the new COnstitu-
ton. in working order Each political
ticket will contain 81 names, and the
tickets will be two feet long. Ii may be
imagined that the returns viii come in
slowly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
TO CAROLINE M. WILSON.

yvOU WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT ON
i Saturday, the 10Th day OF September, \. ID.
1872 the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky
Railroad Company will make an application by
petition 10 the County Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, at the Court House, IN the city
OF Wheeling in the county and State aforesaid,
for the appointment Of Commissioners 10 aScer-
tain just compensation 10 be paid 10 you iJr
taking by said petitioners for the purpose OF
building its railroad, a certain strip or parcel OF
land lying In the City Of Wheeling and county OF
Ohio, bounded and described as follows: Begin
ming al point in the south line OF your proper
~ being the south line of lots numbered IL and
Is produced, in CaldwelrS addition 10 the City
Of Wheeling,) where the centre line OF the pro-
posed extension OF the Pittsburgh, wheeling
aud Kentucky railroad 10 BenwOOd. as now sur.
yeycd, crosses said southern bOuudry line OF
your property; thence along said southern
boundry line south Is so east 10 feet inches TO
a point thence on line parallel to and 10 feet,
inches distant from the centre line Of the pro.
posed extension Of the Pittsburgh, wheeling ana
kentucky railroad rs aforesaid, north 8 west
iOl feet To the northern bOundry line OF your
property, being the north line OF lots numbered
- aud % produced, in CaldwelIs addition To the
CITY of Wheeling; thence along the said north
line of your property north Sc 20 west 80 feet TO
a point - feet and inches distant from the
centre line of said proposed extension OF the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky railroad;
thence along line parallel To and p feet ana
inches distant from the said railroads centre line
so proposed 10 be extended aS aforesaid, south
) east iOl feet 10 point i'll the SOulh line oil
your property: thence along said south boundry
line south 81 30 east p feet inches To the place
OF beginning, containing Il, 233 square feet, more
or less, and being part OF the same property
conveyed to you by SObieski Brady and John l..
Hobbs, executors OF Joseph Caldwell, deceased,
by deed dated November p, A. ID. 1874, and re-
corded in the Clerk Office OF the County Court
OF Ohio county, in deed book No. 90. page 81.
THE PITTSBURGH, WHEELING
AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD COMPANY,
By r G.. Barr VIM. r. Hubbard and VIM. ii.
Hearne its attorneys ag2SSpi,u,l rs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
PROPOSALS WANTED.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
> until the 9th day of September, 1879, at l.
O'Clock NJ, for furnishing, breaking and spread
ing No. Limestone on the Cumberland Road
from Wheeling to the Pennsylvania line near
as may be required Bids To be made by the
mile separately, the maximum weight not 10
exceed or when broken. Quality To be APP
proved by me. I. SWEENEY,
ag27s Supt. Cumberland Road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
TsERAILRoAD EXTENSION.

In conversation yesterday with T.
BoGGESs, Esq, chief attorney in this
State for the b. h o. K. r. Company, he
said that his company had no desire to
prevent the extension OF the p. W. &
XIV. track to BenwOod so long as that
work did not encroach upon territory
which they regarded as essential to the
convenient transaction OF their business
Under the law as it existed at the time
the B.&O. Company acquired its right
of way through the territory now IN
question, when a right OF way was gwen
it was for eighty feet in width, unless
there was a stipulation to the contrary
Mr.. BoGGEss finds on a careful examinS-
ton of the records that the right to lay
tracks ON Water street, granted by the
CITY. was unlimited, and that, therefore,
the road can claim and hold a width of
eighty feet under this grant. This
amount of space they expect to need IN
the near future, when the Hempheld
road is extended through, and the heavy
passenger and freight traffic between
the great West and the East rolls
through the city OF Wheeling. And
they DO MOI want a rival company to
Law track so close 10 their present
tracks as to compel them to 90 outside
the track of that company-and thus
have their road split in two, as 1t WERE
by the track of another road.
In regard to the ground claimed on
the river bank rs ends of streets,
ster street and others,-he says the
most yigiant search OF the records has
failed to elicit the slightest evidence
that those streets We're ever extended
TO the river. All the evidence
shows that they end in Water
street. Whatever title the city
holds to ground between Water street
and the river, it holds by other title
than that which could be acquired by
the dedication OF streets.
In regard to tearing up tracks and
portions Of tracks already down and IN
use on Water street or any other street,
or ON any ground not covered by a
street for that matter, that cannot be
legally done, said Mr. BOGGESS. II a
railroad company enter upon piece OF
ground and place thereon trGck-thus
making an investment OF their means
with the consent OF the owner, they
cannot be ousted from their occupancy.
Nor is it necessary that this con-
sent be given in writing nor even
that it be expressly given YER
bally; if the entering upon and
the investment be made with the
knowledge Of the owner and without his
prohibition, the right TO continued use
becomes vested in the company.
On the question OF the completion OF
the Hempfeld road Mr.. BoGGEsS has no
doubt that il is the intention OF both
Mr.. GARRETT and Mr.. KEYSER, that it
shall De done at an early day. The
completion of the road has been delayed
to this time only because OF obstruc-
tons being in the way in the shape OF
defective titles and the hard times. The
first have now been cleaned up, and the
signs point to the passing away OF the
latter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29

Hon. J. III. JANET testified before the
Legislative Committee in New York
that ne receives or is entitled to re-
ceiye $4,000 a year for ten years, Tor
acting as President and receiver OF the
Erie Railroad For his services to the
y. Y, l.. f. and Western roads he re-
ceived what the courts allowed him. 1t
would seem that If the Court is fairly
liberal for these latter services, Mr..
JANET ought TO be able to struggle
through the hard times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
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