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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-06
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inspect Mliwaukee-and the BrewcrIes.
MILwAuEEE, September ga party OF
prominent Western journalists, on their
return from the meeting Of the Western
Associated Press at Grand Haven, arrived
here this morning and remained during
the day. The gentlemen while here were
the special guests Of Messrs. Coleman,
Roberts and Arkers. The attractive drives
Of the Fourth, First and Seventh Wards
were trayersed In private carriages, and
the principal objects OF interest, including
the breweries, inspected, after which the
visitors returned to the Newhall House
for dinner: Most Of the party left for
home at $3.50,
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81, LOUIS, September s. Patrolman
Patrick o'Donnell, Of the Metropolitan
force, shot and killed himself to-day,
the impelling motive being family troubles.
Geo. Raymond, a Missouri Pacific brake.
man, was caught between the bumpers
and almost instantly killed this morning.
Charles Hard, watchman at Filley's
boundary, fell from gangway and died
from the injuries.
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BALTIMORE, September 5.-Thos, vii
son, who died the other day, left half 4
million dollars for the endowment Of the
Thos. Wilson Sanitarium for the children
Of the poor, and two hundred thousand
dollars Tor the endowment Of the Thos,
Wilson Fuel Saving Society TO aid the poor
and half a million Is given to his nephewE
and nieces,
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aud Jules Simon have had an interview
on thesubject
MEXICO.

Cry OF Mexico, August sO.-The Gov.
ernor Of the District Of Mexico has order
ed the police to stop and question all per
sons In the streets after twelve o'clock OF
The Municipal Council Of the City Of
Mexico has formally asked the councils Of
other cities TO initiate movements for
using the funds TO pay the next install.
nent Of the American debt, and the Pres.
ident has ordered the National Treasury
to Jet aside one thousand dollars daily for
the same PURPOSE.
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ATreaeherons Scnirold.

Baltimore, September 5.-This after.
noon, while several workmen on new
bridge over Jones' Falls, at the intersec.
ton OF Calvert street, were at work, the
scafolding gave way, causing the death OF
Thomas McCafty and James McNally.
John Welch had his back broken, and
Christian Hesserloff and John King re.
ceiyed internal injuries, supposed to be
serious. VIM. Durkin was also hurt and
taken TO the City Hospital. 'slS
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SPAIN.

MADRID, September 5.-The EpOca pub.
fishes letter from Rome, stating that the
house OF Savoy would faaorably regard q
marriage between one Of It's members and
q Spanish Bourbon.
Its said the opposition in Spain to the
marriage Of King Alfonso with the Arch
Duchess Marie, Of Austria, is assuming
serious proportions,
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TuE latest casus belll between the two
welIsburg papers is an attempt and fail
IRE on the part Of the Ne,s to print the
new county bonds. Had said bonds been
sent down here they would have been got
up in ilrst-class style without delay. The
IS7ElLIGENcER job rooms printed the Ohio
county bonds, the Bellaire Water Works
bonds, and has just finished the new lEtna
Mills bonds.
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To Celebrate Cornwallis' surrender.

NORFOLK, September 5.-rhe citizens OF
York county, have invited the military
and civic societies and municipal officers
otthe State, to join ina proper celebration
on the 10th Of October, Of the surrender
ol olCornwallis at Yorktown. The Cover.
nor Is requested to appoint delegates to
meet delegates from other States in
Philadelphia and arrange for a grand cen.
tennial celebration in 1851, In which the
army and navy Of the United States will
be requested to participate.
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Ghs GatttIigtrrer.
.ale.. So.. rs nnd "a Fourteenth street.
-.,,,vD At THE PosroYPIcH, wHEELlNO, ". VA,
hN'"' IS AECoxD CLASS MAIL MATTER

Tns good news from California is further
reinforced by several thousand votes this
morning. The probable plurality Of the
p.Dublicany is at least $4,000, and the
chances seem to be that they have elected
Al four congressman. This will do very
velIa starter for the fall campaign.
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SlycEthe discovery that Kentucky has
actually elected the yellow fever monster
of the war US her Governor, the papers are
speaking Of her as the infected land Of
Blackburn. She ought to be quarantined
by the balance Of the United States.
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The Wheeling Nnd Lake Erie Railroad,


The Wheeling md Lake Erie Railroad.
To Judge Cochran We are indebted for
some particulars in regard to the recent
meeting Of the directors OF the Wheeling
and Lake Erie Railroad at Urichsville. 1t
seems that party named @. R, Griggs, Of
New York, is willing to undertake the
completion and equipment Of the road tor
$4,000 per mile, payable as follows;
$1,000 in the proceeds OF local subscrip-
tions, $4,000 OF lst mortgage 9 per cent
bonds, aud $4,000 Of stock. For this
amount per mile he processes to be ready
to complete and thoroughly equip the
road, the equipment.t to comprise at least 20
locomotives, 10 passenger cars, and cor
responding number Of baggage and freight
ears. 'a.r 81 rT.
The present unCollected stock subscrip-
lions amount to 100000, OF which $780,
900 are still regarded as available. In all
cases where the subscriptions have been
tested in the courts subscribets have been
compelled to pay. There are at present
$4,000 Of first mortgage bonds outstand-
ing, of which s62, 900 are held by Darrah,
former contractor, rs collateral for his
claim, but he will probably consent to q
fair compromise. Mr.. Griggs offers to fur.
nish $4,000 OF the first mortgage bonds,
and to guarantee proceeds from them to
the extent OF % cents on the dollar, in
payment Of the road already built from
Huron to Norwalk, Il miles. His pro ject
is to change the whole line from a
narrow gauge to standard gauge, and to
put down steel rails. He, promises to
complete it to Bowerstown (SS miles from
Martins Ferry by January lst, 1881, aud
toMaFtin's Ferry by January, 1852. The
rails are to be 52pounds tothe yard, and
the contract is TO include side tracks, turn
outs, station houses, tanks and all the &C.
cessOries Of well built read. II he gets
the contract he expects,to build the road
to New London this fall. ss "
Up to thistime about $500, 900 have beer
spent on the line, and one tunnel has
been fully and another partially compile
led, and also seventy miles OF grading
including several important cuts and fills
ltis believed by the directors that there
isstill an unabated desire to see the roat
built, and that the original enthusiasm
could be aroused once more Il the peopl,
were once satisfied that the road had beer
let to responsible contractor.
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Ar Baltimore they have adSices Of 265
vessels that are on their way to that port.
OF these, twenty-six are steamships and
,hr buIkoi tho others largo sailing vessels,
the whole having a carrying capacity Of
OOOOO bushels Of grairf.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Clark Brown has been arrested at West
Winchester, Canada, for the murder Of bis
The vile Of Sheriff Kern, OF Philadel.
phia, died Yesterday Of hydrophobia. Six
weeks ago she was bitten by q pet dog.
Mrs. Katharine Chase sprague has filed
petition In the Supreme Court Of Rhode
Island asking the appointment OF a Trustee
iorher property and estate in South Kings
ton. o.
Secretary Sherman has ordered an In
qui.y into the burning Of the lie saving
station on Cobbs Island. The crew were
q on Y the island but not on duty at the time
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FRANCE.

PARls, September 4.-The PraH believes
that the Government will abandon the
seventh article OF the Ferry bill and sub
nit 0 substitute acceptable to the Liberal
Republicans. II is said that NJ. N. Ferry
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Io.sc. In the Insurance business.

We have received a copy OF an exhibit
Just put out by Laws Insurance Agency
Of New York, showing the total income,
losses and gains OF all the insurance COM
panies Of the United States doing business
in New York, for the six months ending
June 3Oth. 1t is compiled from the sworn
statements ofthe companies to the insur.
anse department of the State of New York,
and shows that out Of 151 American com.
panies only 81 show an income exceed
ing expenditures, and out Of 81 foreign
companies only 9 show an income exceed
ing expenditures las result Of their busi-
ness in this country or, in other words,
l43 out Of l79 companies lost money,
and a great deal Of it, during the first six
months OF this year. This results from
the low rates at which risks are taken
these days as well as from the increased
moral hazards Of the business.
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PUBLIC squares are great blessing to
the community. We can say the same Of
Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup; It Is the best rem
edy for the cure Of all diseases Babyhood
has to encounter. Price only 25 cents.
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FIRE RECORD.


srRlxovILLE, n. Y, September 4.-The
Opera House and adjoining buildings, on
Main street, burned to-day. Loss $50, 900;
nearly covered by insurance.
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CONCORD grapes bring 8 cents per pound
IN the Baltimore market.
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Tnr Cincinnati Gazette thinks that II
Ohio does as well as California she will
,iye Foster $4,000 majority.
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USlrsD STATES SENATOR wnpoM, Of
minnesota, teshties TO the efficiency Of
Bethesda Water In his case Of kidney
trouble Mover twenty years standing.
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Rallnlre.

Rev. DR.. NJ. W. Taylor, Presiding Elder
Of the Ohio District, Lexington Conference, G
will be present and preach at basket or
bush meeting to be held on Indian Run,
commencing Saturday, September 18th,
and continuing over Sunday the 14th.
The meeting will be in behalf of the Soc
ond N. E. Church, Of Bellaire. All are
invited.
Rev. Armstrong, OF New Athens, will
preach in the Presbyterian Church, Sum
day.
There were one thousand and four pupils
in attendance atthe Bellaire public schools
Thursday. With compulsory education,
and without the aid Of the numerous
private schools We have, what would be-
come Of us?
Many preparations are making for the
Sunday School picnic Saturday, and q
great many will be disappointed Il the day
be unpleasant. Those who remember
their very pleasant experience last year
will repeat it.
Those who have books out Of the school
library must remember that the day Ia
changed, and that Saturday the books
must be changed.
The Democratic stand on the Public
Square has been somewhat repaired for
the service Of the campaign. Bills are up
for meeting Friday eveeing, to be ad.
dressed by German with such an unpro.
nounceable-or at least unrememberable
name-that no one can tell, when asked
who the speaker is to be. Gen. Ewing d
to be here next week to arouse the en-.
thusiasm, il some one does not "put up a
JOB" on him as was done (2) at steuben
vile.
Judge West by some mistake in follow
ing his programme, appeared In BellairG
unannounced, Friday. To utilize his pres
ence bills were at once struck and sent on
announcing meeting to be addressed BY
him and Gen. Capehart in the City Hal
in the evening. On the Square, as large
crowd could have beelf gathered as 10 th,
Democratic meeting, even with the latter
advantage Of better advertising; but L wa
thought best to appoint the meeting IN th
hall.
The Democrats talk of pole; but som,
Of them don't. r. O. F.
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NE1eHBoRHooD NEWS.
KempIe Inyades ohio and Makes n
Speech Last Night At Martins Ferry.
MARTINS FERRY, September 8.

KempIe InVades Ohio and Makes n
Speech Last Night At Martins Ferry.
MARTINS FERRY, September s.
Editors Intelligeneer.
An enthusiastic Republican meeting
was held in Medill's Hall, Martins Ferry,
this night. The hall was well filled at an
early hour. The meeting was called 10
order and VIM, B. Lewis was called to the
chair, who introduced the orator OF the
evening, Jacob Kemple, ESQ.,, Of Mounds
vile, W. Va. Mr.. Kemble, not being ac-
quainted with the local issues OF Ohio,
pitched into the general policy OF the
Democratic party, and for about one hour
held the closest attention OF the audience,
and was frequently interrupted by out
bursts OF applause. His speech had a
good effect ora the audience, and his
showing up OF the importance OF q Repub-
lican victory in Ohio this fall was full OF
effect and will bear its fruit in the October
election.
At the close Of his speech DR.. j. NJ.
Todd, OF Bridgeport, was called for and
addressed the audience for nearly an hour
in his usual inimitable style. Taken alto
gether, the meeting was decided success
and will do good for the party in this
place.
On Saturday night our people will be
addressed by Hon. w. d. West, who is
considered one Of the most eloquent ora.
tors in this State. Our citizens will do well
to turn out to hear him.
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UNITED STATES SENATOR FxsFoS, Of New
York, says: II am persuaded that you do
not claim too much for the Bethesda Wa
ter" in Kidney and Bladder affections.
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At Boston-Bostons Q, Buaalos 8.
At Syracuse Cincinnatis IS, Stars 9.
At Troy-Cleyelands Q, Troys l.
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WALDO $50 the Sheriie of specuvc com
- ties or either OF their Deputies
-~>-> GREETING:
wv COMMAND YOU to attach the goods or es.
w tate of LORENZO G. COOMBS, Of Colorado,
TO the value of one hundred and fifty dollars, and
summon the said Defendant, IF he may be found
WITHIN your precnct,( 70 appear before our justices
OF our Supreme Judicial Court next to BE- holden
Belfast, within and for said County Of waldo on the
81 Tuesday of October next, then aud there in our
SAID Court to answer unto the INHABITANTS OF
THE CITY OF BELFAST, in the County Of waldo,
corporation duly established by law. in said touu-
", IN plea of debt for that the said Lorenzo G.
toOmbs was annhabitant Of the town OF Belfast, in
said County, the first day of April, 1877, and
then aud there duly tan able and liable to pay poll
Tax ana such other taxes as should be legally as
sessed upon his property an inhsbitant OF said
town of Belfast, and liable to taxation therein on
said first day OF April, 1877 and the plaintiff aver
tildt said Coomhs was accordingly by the assessors
OF said town of Belfast duly rated, faxed and as.
SeSstd for State, county aud town taxes On his per
son1l property me sum Of cghty-thrce dollars and
twenty cents, ana which taxes among others, We're
on the fourteenth day 81 JAY, 1877, in the YEAR
by the assessors Of said town, dulv committed to
Henry S. Parker, collector of taxes for said town.
to collect, OF all which the said Coombs then and
there had due notice and was required 10 pay the
same, but neglected ana refused to do hereby,
y FORM q the statute in ugh case made and pro
yided, an action hath accrued 10 the pitts. to have,
demand and recover OF the said Co0mbs the sum q
slXty-three dollars and thirty cents, which sum is
Que ana unpaid as town taxes for the year I'M from
aid Coombs to said town Of Belfast.
Ana the plhs. further aver that they demanded
payment Of said tax Of said Copmbs prior to tile
commencement of this action. \ ct though often
thereto guested the said defendant the same has
not paid. but neglects and refuses to do to the
damage Of said plaintiffs they says thr sum ot one
hundred aud inv dollars which shall then and there
De made tD appear with other due damages. Ana
have EuU There this writ with your doingS therein.
Witness, joins ArFLEr"N- Esquire, at Belfast the
first daF Of July, in the year 81 our Lord one thou
-and cgh, hundred ana seventy nine
NJ i. FRYE, Cierk
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MARRIED..

In searsport, Oct. 18th, Mr.. Fred y. savery o
Searsport and Miss Eta 4. Piper Of Belfast
IN Belmont, Nov. sth, by @. Richards, Esq Mr.
Allie !. Ihayer Of Searsmont. and Miss Susie Crock
EFT of Belmont.
In Brooks Oct 3lst, Mr.. l.eweyn simpson anC
Miss Lenora Z. Newcomb, both of Brooks.
In Brooks. Nov. I'd, Mr.. WIN. III. Gichrist and Miss
X. G. prinkwater, both Of Knox.
In Rockland, Nov 9TH, Mr. Henry Ames Of Sears
port, and Miss Coroline NJ. (ireenlaw of Rockland.
In Rockport, Nov. 9th, Charles A. snowman unC
Abbie B. Grinne both of Camden.
In Ellsworth, Nov. lst, Mr.. Austin II. Joy anC
Miss Ida +. Mitchell, both Of Ellsworth
In Ellsworth Nov. AIN, Mr.. John McDermott anC
Mrs Almira T. Frazier, both of Ellsworth
In Ellsworth, Oct 29th Mr.. Harris W. Pratt an,
Miss Mary l.. Wakefield, both Of Ellsworth
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Brighton Cattle arket.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. ,.
Amount Of stock at market Cattle 1882; Sheep
and Lambs jdo9; swine II $40; number Western
Cattle 800 Eastern Cattle ilS; Mich Cows ami
Northern Cattle so.
Price u BeefCune pr 100 lbs, liye weight TX
ira quality 81 = l2aj 50; first quality - oOa5 2j
second quality - ~ l34 = ~, third quality 81 z
Lat 90 poorest grade Of course oxen. Bulls, Sc,
s. Gua y -.
Brighton Hides 6 per p, Brighton Iallow !
. &c per lib. Country Hides IA -Ic per 10; Country
laow 4a4 He .pcr H. Gait Skins l0al2e per h,
Sheep and Lamb skins ! T. i-2a1 = each.
Working o%en-Wc quote sales of:
! pair girth feet inches, l.. ". 600 lbs, 500;
l pair girth feet inches, l.. w. COO lb-, $50
| pair girth feet inches, j.. ". 25o0 lbs, So;
! pair sirth feet inches, /. " zoo ~, so,
! pair girth feet inches, l.. ". 300 lbs, $40;
/ pair girth feet inches, l.. W. $500 lbs, $lI5;
/ pair girlh feet inches, l.. W. 300 lbs, $50;
Store Cattlc-Y earrings SSal5; two year olds :.
IN; three year olds $20a44 per head We quote sales
Of 80 yearings 1T 5l3 per head 10 year ola letters
at $50 Per head; IL ytarlings at 5 II 30 per hoad
year olds at So per head.
Sheep ana Lamba-ihose from the west cost, land
cd at Brighton, Las l-2c per 10, live weight.
Mich Cows-Extra S45aG5; ordinary s20ai5, far
row cows $l3a26; springers SIea45 per head
SWne-Fat Hogs, Prices 3-sc per h. live weight.
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WALDO S@.-Sup. 1ud. Court, oct. Ierm lo7"
And now on suggestion 70 the Court that the De
PENDANT At tie time of serY &C Of ne writ, not
inhAblaut OF this State, and HAD 20 tenant, agent,
orattorney within the same that his goods estate
have been attached in this action, that he has had no
notice of said suit and attachment, it is Ordered
that notice OF the ptudency of this suit be given 10
The sald Defendant, by publishing an attestci COPS
Of plaintiffs wrt, witlI thi3 order thereon, three
weeks successivcly iii the Republican Journal !,
newspaper printed al Belfast ID the County OF Wal
do, the last publication to be not less than thirty
days before the neN term Of this Court to be holden
at Belfast, within and for the County VI waldo, on
the inst tuesday Of january issO tG4t said Defend
ant may then and there appear, ana answer W Said
suit ii he shall see cause.
Auest:-W. a. FRYE, Clerk.
Copy Of Writ and Order thereon
"W4G Attest w. ". Nm FL, Clerk.
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Reform Club Convention

TTNHE Reform Clubs of Hancock County will hold
L a Convention at Orland, Me,
Saturday & Sunday, Nov. 18th and 18th.
Clubs of the County and vicinity requested to
send delegates, for whom ample accommodations
will be made Public meetings will be held Saturday
evening and sunday afternoon and evening, to which
all friends of the temperance cause are invited.
1w4G JAMES EMERY, Chairman County Com.
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house on tile corner ct Union and Belle streets
Eey NJ Warjvau ,,ra.;a,n. o,,o. .a, ...,
At the N.;boi,S, ,1r. ~ L-''',l
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49, =" ''''S'''' A''' as brought nome
he RaiA0rega Troupe, after having advertised
l0ef performance iaSt week, concluded not tovslt
he'"N1
Harry q four wears old son of /. v. Parker. of
tAle riy. dloI on "Wednesday loren, IN. from
THROAT monbie
ua Iuesda,. alt ls,a, R,,r5n,.r -t... ~. /,
.aar blown lose which v.. ]...I... .....''
"4 A7 rouds
Iicrt will bea lecture n INV. \ortb rIr,.f i..yt
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LOST.

nNE CERTIFICATE, Number 073s5 of forty two
~ shares of stock of the par value of one hun
dred dollars each in the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, ssued to the undersigned. Josiah IL.
Cross dated February st, 1876, and signed by Chas.
u. Wright, President, and by Geo. +. Beebe Treas
urer OF said company. Said certificate was enclosed
in envelope, addressed to c. f. Kindred Brainerd
Minnesota, postage paid, and deposited with the
Postmastef, at the Post Office, at Liberty Waldo
County, Maine, by me on the 18th day of July, 1879,
and has never reached its destination, since been
heard from. All persons are hereby warned against
purchasing or negotiating for said certificate.
JOSIAH IL. CROSS.
Belfast, Nov. s, ls79.-4w4G
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WANT Ed

\ WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
"A Good wages will be paid to person giving
satisfaction. Apply to or address
MRS. EDWARD CROWINSHIELD,
Unitarian Parsonage, Belfast.
Belfast, Nov. l0.-4d