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, 1879-06-24
Tho "Tf,nes" and tho italians.

cuc,ao luna m-1f tlsr, Ii a nrat.oyorthv
,,.,s, t.,,ss,r. s,s.,yox srh..h t.s.ss.. 49,
ah" 9enofous ehoeasot Hn!'n aose'fos w.
couragcMcnt, 1t Is, loFsooel', tho courso ot TINT
great newspaper, tho TImes, Of Chicago, iii
,..s rn,,'1', A. m ,nst,nrn viii r.r.r n, ,h,.
'sne p'opt' a' ~. "aa''sp ~ 49, " =, ~.
soeeta| colltt'ltas o. trsah paolsncu III tnns sset
SUNDAY, Alltl nHothGr da5 last NECK, W!th rHfee-
epco To tl1s Noliau colony OF this city,
II I, ,naocd strange tbut t},e 1lnIiana aho,,d
ss',,.a' - .,.,. .,.s,. Ia,,,. h.o.1 ~,
10 poor UNI oo,lssu ~ eusa s"el9 au'5 psoau'uS
picking rays, playing some inatssllntnt Or sell
lnE peanuts tn lhe streets, and satssilc 10 to DO
, 1879-06-24

fEE15E EV YE Sf3fF4B3
|@zPE@l}RRI1E||2Ek|a 4 a8!||E!Rg|l||2|EIla

| ~ no time In tl,n his
!tury Vt 1s,edIclne llAs an
nfticiu n1incaTed which
Il.as met Will, greater Ap-
,profal ntlll 4Iccaaa than
Bcnson's Carcinc Hlas.
ter. Why they arg pre-
fc-Erd to at other porous
pihstcrs Is owing tu their
improved composition;
ihay act inatanlaneously, Y,
curt speedily and cllec.
nally.
1'llysJcia1A and the 1cn-
|utal public who acxllowl-
ledge ttle great bct1atltA
tcrivcd from tho use Of
the ordinary porous plaH.
tier, hawnyrf. maintain
THAT thelE nctk,h Is not
sHhlclcntly prompt. re-
gairistg lime, J,at'cnce,
nud continuous wGAr 10
eHnct 4 cure. BcnsOn'a
ft'npclnr 1'lAster Ayer-
Ecumcs this difficulty by
accomplishing In a few
hnurs that whlch 1t
takes any olhcr plaster
ns many days.
AltItoHgi. u rcccnt In
Iycntlnu, iIensnn's Cap
lcii!o Porous Plaster l,Ha
bcnn thoroughly tasted
'by pllysIctans, nnti have
been pronounced Lilo
1most thoroughly ef>)ea-
iclona plastef ever dc.
ivisst.
t lts marvellous influ-
chce over tho circulation
}ana general effect Of. the
sys3Gln ta almost !ncrcdl-
Ne; from tho moment Of
.tlts application to tho a.
'lfecte,l InTt It operates
with astonishing ytgor. -
brings re3fef and tuFt1
, 1879-06-24

Tho opGnns ot l.e lsst railway Is spokensot
as memorable aYcst, Lut overy oou Beet1ls to
lDEsut ltlai centuries before tIla occurred loads
weru transported on rails in 1niues, ald tlls fact
IL equally overlooked IN regarding Inv piercing
Saint Gothsrd, that s!mLlar works nave BEEN
ollcSte4 agcs ago III mtnra on fur larger scalc.
The luuIcst suoterraueau construction OF this
kind Is to Ike fund Il, thu lnucs u FFeybsrg, III
The KnElvM Vi HaxYuY. Atscauy W tlr eud of
, 1879-06-24
rFTNOLE11NI.

CLE1ttAxn, o., June 23. 23.-rxrnoLzuM-Qutc
aud unchanged.
Pirrsnunn. pa., June 23.-PkrRoLxun-Crud
active and arrn; aoc at Patkcr's for shipment,
refined, 6Nc, Philadelphia de'.sory.
OIL Clrr, Pa, June 20. Market
onrhed excited and hrm. With U5He bid: ad-
vnNccd to G8!1c; declined to tl7s{c; advanced to
71Ec: dcc1Inoh and closed at GDHc. Shlpnents,
e. 600 brlst Averaging ~, 600; transactions, 65O
600.
, 1879-06-24
NUEEA1.O.

DuFFAro, n. Y, June .3.-0nA1s-Whcat dult
and unchanged: aalea 1870 ba No. hard Inluth
.a$l.11. Corn dn't; hases &, ,ooo bu No. = mixed
WeMern At to,ic: high n'Iacd. 41c. oas nominal
ata7Mc. Rye inactivu. Harley Inactive.
FREIAtfTa-CAna1 unchanged.
6lilrxExrs-Ily canal thus far this season nyers.
falling on TINS far In 1870 of e. 25, 7i0hu, as cum.
pared with corresponding time last Jear.
, 1879-06-24
COTTON.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June %. 3.-CnrTo1-FItm: 70.
cciuss, ITO bales; shipments. Bo1: stock, 7. 1856;
sales, l, 400; mtddl,ng, 12.sc.
sr. LupIa, June s3.-CoTToN-Frm and I'M
changed: nliddlIug 1ckc; salcs. b5 balcs; re-.
celpta 10; slltnmunts, 21O; stock, Tlo.
New Ont.nA.,s, Juna 21.-CoT1oN - Market dsll
nMd nominal; r,iddlinE, IL l. tH5l12,;c; low do.
II 1J.lOG1 t1Hc; net rtcuipts, b35 bales; sAlcs,
.; stock, 8. 23j.
, 1879-06-24
THE VOICE or THE PEOPLE.


AIfcSttl Hfr1w Hills,
Ib the Editor NJ Tho Tribune.
CHICAGO. Junc N.-ln reguTl to tho Court
House building, think it Is to tho interest OF thu
people ID tcllyou tEat Afr. +, Smith, ono Of our
p1astcrors, has got three or moro OF his men
(Audcrson. Crlmps, etc. to put in bids, besides
himself afl hIs mems bisls tat they would not
nppcng. But Il sslerc were, rs there Is, that he
would back them up. Now, do not think It fair
to ALLOW Mr.. T.. Stnith 10 put In straw bids
whcn The others onfr nut In one fair bid. Hop.
Ing you will publish this In your valuable paper,
remain yours, a. i. CnAMgM,
No. 1881 Indiana avenue.
, 1879-06-24

s1.0D; July. 81. o.; No, g do, al.07; No. red
winter, spot 81. 12h; June, 81. II! Jnty, s1.oo4;
AuEttt, pREc. Corn dnll; high mt1cd, .3oci No.
q. June, 3A4o; July. aRc aakca; 37Ac hid. 0ats
lFdullt No. 2, A,ianel or 8eptetnbtr ;|0c,
RErE,rTa-WhsnL 90. OOD bu; corn, II. 600 bn.
6n,lHkHTA--Whcnt II. 900 bnt corn, 80 600 BIT.
, 1879-06-24
MIL FRS.

aftssHArotts, MIMI, juno 23.-Tho mlllers
Of Minneapolis have requested the President Of
the Minnesota Ntlers' Association to call q
meeting uf the 1n'llers Of this STATIC for the
purpusc Of rcpudiatnz tho recommendations Of
the National Association Ia regard 10 the emith
Il Downtau patcu.s. Believing them to bo
utterly fraudulent, they arc disposed 10 eight
thcm to the bitter end.
, 1879-06-24

PEon1A, junn 23. .-0nA1s-l;orn Irregular: high
mixed. 3a1s135ic: No. 2, 341:l5c. Oats-Soth.
in9 doing; Nu4 white nominal Mt 33t a 3ic. Nye
dull and nominal ut btH 152c.
ufdawlSEs-FIrm At 81. Wiz,
, 1879-06-24

nxTnolr. Mich. June c23--FLouE-Tlfm.
GEAis-Wheat strone; extra. 81, 1oN; MOL
willis. 4l.t2; JuAc, s1.12: July. SLOT; August,
sl.DiA; milling No. !, 81. 0S asked.
NEcEtrTs-Whcat. Ut, 1a3 bn.
SHirMESTa-Whcat, II. 4:6 In.
, 1879-06-24
A Nr,w H1u1snf,

4 now mInusal, nrtllclally produced. has re-
ecutly, been tiekcribs4 by Psofs. Emerson
Reynolds aud Y. Boil. 1n the process lately
pateusei by slessrs. Th1rnas s.lld Gllchrist for
iAa elimination Of phosphorus In tho Ycsarmer
, 1879-06-24

Nrw YonK. juno 23.--staple cotton and voo!cn
goods moving In fair quantities On account ot
nact ordoss, but current business con times light;
cotton goofs firmly held, and Utica wllo shccttngs
advanced; medium fnncy prints In fair den,antl,
bnl light prints quet; mems VICAR Of wonlcns less
scttvs, out tEn, kentucky jeans steadily held.
, 1879-06-24

Haerox, Iuua 2l.-FLnua-stea1yi Western
supers, 81. O0l3 ri; cosnnon sxtras ~. 75e+. "a
Wisconsin mud ailnnesots sxtras, 4.0005. -; /;
Wisconsin and MLnnesota sprlng wheat, 81, 001
$50; winter wheat, 81, ,00fa8,50,
aHAts-corn. stsadJi mixed and yellow, 4o,i@
4Bc. oau stendy. with fair demand; No. ! and
extra white. als10t45o; No. E. wtile, 4D1Al0!lc;
No. . whlts and No. i mixed, ao130ho. lsys
n1miually Aachlnged.
HkoElr1s-Fleuf, ., 400 bslsi corn, 82, 600 bu.
, 1879-06-24

oswzao, N. T., Juno a3.-GuA.-whest
seady: No. whfto Michigan. II. IL; NO. insi
pulnth spslnR. 81. 15; No. DO. s1.o8. corn
nomthslI7 unchanged.
, 1879-06-24

Loussv1tLx, Juao 70. -Corsos-Q 1t 1870.
FLouA-Du!k and unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures ea+lur; rod and amber,
el.0JG1.05. Cora quiet: mhtse, 44c; Mixed 4oc.
Oats 1uct but ateady; white, $50: mlxod, 35c.
Itye tsm AZ b8c.
Fnovlt,oSs--Posk nominal ut $40 60R11 90, Lard
nuUt; uh1!cs Loaf tistcs, 1l(o. 10 ksg, H}{c Hulk
,neats au!vt. shoulders, 3Ss; CLEAR lib, ~ Qpi1o
for loose, Hac0n quos; Shoulders. a4c; clear rib,
5hGD iac for loose. Hams -Suyar.euGeI, 10&1l1c.
WuIAKr -Stcady at $t.0l.
, 1879-06-24
PHILADELPHIA.

rnsLA Etl1rrA. Juno ;!l.-tLoun- Excessively
dull; inquiry cunanod 10 small lots choIcn oxtra
family: Minnesota exlra faulty. faiE, 81. Is; do
good, $500; do chot:c. S.. 1aA; Ohio Inmi.y,
fancy, ST.. 30; Indiana do, good, $3.50; Mtnno-
aosa patent process. 50. l:ta@Ge.75. Kyo -four
unchanged.
tiitAtN-Wheat qulet; Michigan white. at DO.
po. $l.17aA1.1s; No. rcd, clcrasor, 81. lax.
Cusn htca4y. with fair s,enand; 5ojuctcd. OH
track, 33fE37c; atcamcr n.lxca, 38sbElc; ycl1ow
WtstGta, OIL track, iIc. tllta unsettled md do.
morallzcd, on acct,unt of hcnvr receipts; 1nixcl
Western, :,5oahLfc; white 10. 17c: choco do 3Hc.
rnovEsto.s--Fnlrly acslso and unchanged. Lard
--Weatcrn, Gtsftu4i.
liurrEu- -MsrEct halt; creamery extra. 1h(b10c;
New York STATE and bradford Camty tpa.) OK
Efyas-i.rs+ acti,u; Western, lie.
CiikEsE-5tcnly; creamery, I!t6a7c,
Wa.sKr-starkcs sai!; wc%tsrn, .3o. oi''0e' '''
, 1879-06-24
ST, L.RuI9,

ST.. Lou1s, NO., juno s3.-FLouE-:Quiet and
unchanged. =,
unAlx.-Whrat Inactive md lower for cash op-
tfoIs irregular, hut In the main higher; no. rcd
fall, 81. OG(o1. 08!1 cash; 0l7ifs95Ac July; g1al
G0o4c August; OH Q8G2!sc September; No. ado,
Sl.Q4HGa1. o.. Corn Inactive md lower; No. 2
mixed, 3i4Gaa4o east; 3li4G4ic July: 35atda
:hs.c August; 3G,ac acntcmber. Uata 1n'l md
lewnr; NJ. 2, 3.,iu cash: 1.Hef3..lic c July; 28!;
dB9Ho August. Nyo easlss; a:il51'.c.
Enthusiastically ut S1,Hk . .-
Fnoy1aIqxs--Iurk Inactive anil l1wcr At so. nh.
Lard dull and lover to suil So. Of hi. Bulk meats
dull anil iawcr. 1tacon casfcr clear rlbs, IS. aU1
Qbi. .H7.i; clear. S. Nbq4i. t;;.
Iiscn1rrs- Flnrr, 1. 100 bfa; whea&, ~, Qcs} hi;
cnrs e.: DU} BIZ; cats, II, 400 bn; rye. =, GOO bu;
harley, nuilp.
hi; cur. Is, 600 hi; oats. 5000 biz; rye j. 600 bu;
barley, nonn.'
, 1879-06-24

An Eniorsunnto Child.
4 New EIavnn chtld's father clopcd with IN.
other mans wifc, md its mother ciopcl With
another voman's husband. Tho little one goes
TO the poor.hotlae.
, 1879-06-24

Tolsno.. o.. June a3.-oAA1s-Whsat quiet;
No. whise Michigan 81. on; No. . do, Sl.o4;
extra do. s1.l?; amber Michigan. spot and juno,
, 1879-06-24

IN fhe 1tfsttTn Annotated Prtsl
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Jnnc u. 3.-FLouH-steadr;
fair dnnanl, =
GnA,S--Whcat rteaAy; opened !fc towur; closed
nrtn; No. ! Milwaukee, hard, s1.0u; No. 2 do.
81 Of; Jnnc, s1.ooi; July, od1;c;. August, 0:c;
No. 2, so1c; No. i, 73Ac: rejected. Gao. Corn
net|ve hnt lover; No. 2, 1i:&c. Hye enser: No.
!. h'c. harley scasco and wanted; No. tprng,
G8c.
Pnov1eioss-Qu and casy. Mess pork quiet;
50 BU carll, Prime steam lard, ~. y.
l1anx-Uull anl unchanged at s., .B6l3. 81.
FHrlniTs--Whcat to nnlIa1o, :i4o.
1agcEtrTs-Flonr. B. nOn 1rIs: wheat, 30, 600 bn:
SH1rMHSrs~Flour, 4.0oD hrls; wheat 14O, COZ
, 1879-06-24

Dir stuff brings 50e191. 90 moro per !, 900 It.
Sa,ea tnclndc: Nap'o II. Amanda. from Spoon
vic, 1880. 600 II green strips md boards nt So 90.
Mnnisec, 300t 600 It long, div plcco. stun At S. M
Aeo achF Cecilia from do, 906, GOD It do At a. 80.
Tho yard market continues hct!yc. Tho ship.
ents arc ldrac, and otucra arc pouring in from nll
pafts of tho West. Gsepn common stutt IN trsegH-
isr, and It II understood that sales arc maIo for
H.. 1natdo 6ilnfnfibnft
, 1879-06-24
MAlLA0Ap TxmR TAHLh.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,
tba!ly. ~r|.'
CHICAGO Il NORTHWESTERN RALWAY,t'"' ~
Ticket Otices, 81 Ctatkat. tsherman Uou,o, ana AZ
tho depots. e"F
3.t4Fe
4S4W@G7S7|
/ ArFtF&

Pullman Hotel Carr arr run through. b.twcen Chi.
Il 1o.Jo T. III. -, ~ -h ~s"
holti cnrs west Of Chlraeo
a-pepot corner Of wells and Kinxta.st&
t-Depot corner Of Canal aud KinzIa.stA
CHICAGO BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD
Dtpnts foo Of Lakel, tndIsnsAy. and Sixteenth It.,
u. and At dtpall.
, 1879-06-24
IN M. at 81 70 OR 100 HI; nominal quotation,

10 DA. a. &ts ~ psE A'o @'ef "~'" 9-+
H.0oGA+a5.
DlLTrxoRE.
u.,1sonr. june o3.-DArTlE--Nhfket mora
.tti1e; prices unchanged, qnal!ty eonsideted vftT
rst. 5G6t5'te; t1rst anattty. 4!tabAf; mcd1nna; s
3'ser H.. reecints. !, si7; sales, Oil. -
'sw,sE--Teado fairly actlvc. NTH }hvo!anle prof.
,tete; quo.aiiona, 4lQ5Ac; recr1pts, o. 2nl.
PSwyIr ANN i,Aura-Hccelptf, q, 7D7: quotations
,.hsnu. Mb4Mc; lamb%. 34Gb5!it: BY agreement
S.twrtr, huchcrs aud 1ea1efB hed .nArkrt day will
=. changed frnrn Monday 70 Thurtdhy Of each week.
Commencing N Thursday, Lusy 10, thoEo being no
Market on Monlay. july 2,
KANSAS CtTr.
,1oectaf Dfspo.ch n 7ne 7ytbuns
r..aAs TRY, No.. jnno 1}.-UArT1H-The
tr,rs Current reports: Receipts, 10: shipments,
Il: slow; nat!ye shippers, ~. ia %; "a.
ti1e stookers and feeders. 42.5oIs3. 90 o;1nntise
snsys. ST. 7afe1 90.
,s~; s!s:' sccd = choice. s3.s5a5sS; inferior 10
IT. LOUIS.
sr. Lo,rr. Juno aa.-CArrLK-FAfr supply OF
natives. by scarcely any dsmnnd; e. a'nts ens!e
ao0a 80; receipts: 90; nhipme1nss; 1as, 4se; g. m
al 20: heavy. 3d. Goss3 a5; receipts, T. 1oo; ship
sassr.. ..Qaies and unchanged; roeeps', 800;
Jbpnents, zoo.
CINCINNATI
c,sc,x1Ar1, June 70. 23.-lious-Dcmand tatt: mar
vi arm: common, g. 136b3. III; lHht H. TtkFh
sfo: packing. ~. 8nGs4 ,0O: butc!era'. 81 .OGGD
4,10: law extra, H. III; receipts, ?, b0a; ship
nentg, U05.
, 1879-06-24

Trnr3KT1xE--Q Quiet bnt firm at27Mc.
tsnnh-Mnrknt dult: WcAtern, ltAi3tc. .
PHoytGsoNs--Fosk-- Market dulli new fnes*.
3tU.:: rnpackcd, 50. 766s 10. 90. 1seef quiet and
UNCHANGED. Cns meats quiet but frm; long clear
mtdalcs. $500: ahort do, s5.4 10. L&fd quiet;
prime ptean. $685.
l}urTE1-I,hn AnI unchanged.
CAE.sE--WeAk; Wehteen, :sGsilt.
WAtsKr-SolnIn4l Al H. 0G.t.
, 1879-06-24

chicago, MILWAUKEE, Il 81 PAUL RAILWAY
UnIou Utpot, corner Msdkon md CAna1-atA 'T1Eket
once. RI bonlh Ct1rksrr opposite Sherman Houass
ana 1t depot "a
, 1879-06-24

NILsYA uKEEi
Sutetai D!spafch 10 1ne TfttRhA.
!f,LwAuxEx, June :3.-'rho stock Of grain In
Milwaukee ht the opening Of hnafntas to.dayls re.
ported by tho warthoukcEucn ~ fo1lowa:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-24
FRANCE.

LONDON, September ga Paris cores
pondent says: On both Of the main
points, which induced the interview be,
tween Marquis salisbury, British Foreign
Secretary, and Waddington, French Min.
ister OF Foreign Affairs, namely, Greek
and, Egyptian questions, understand.
ing Is complete. OF theplans attributed to
Austria, Germany and Russia, it is ma.
turally held that neither France nor Eng.
land haveto pay much attention 70 them,
or modifyin any way the policy they are
pursuing.
Bismarck's visit to Andrassy is merely
designed to show his cOrdiality and unity
OF the views of the two statesmen, and
Count Andrassy, In all probability, will
retire from his present Office, only TO be-
come third great chancellor in Europe,
while Baron Haymert will fill in the Aus.
tran specialist role, filled in Germany by
Count Won Bulow. Bismarck, after the
Berlin Congress bad two chancellor candi.
dates In view, II he has not succeeded in
Russia, where Gortschakolf's age pro.
tects him from any change, he will least
succeed in Austria, and Count SchouvaloG
Is still young enough to wait his turn
patiently. There Is no reason why the
future Austrian chancellor should have
q different policy from that which he has
had as Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
PARIS, September 23.-The Bulletin Des
Hdas reports the new wheat threshed so
lar unsatisfactory in yield, and quality de.
hclent, even in districts where it was ex.
pected would be favorable. III several de.
partments new wheat fetched from three
10 iour francs per quintal less than old,
some Of 1t requiring several months dry.
ing before 1t can be milled,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-24
Further RIse In Wheat.

There was q decided advance in wheat
yesterday at Chicago and in the East. At.
baltimore the price went up from 81 %! TO
81 % and 81 30, and correspondingly at the
Western centres Of trade, particularly at
Chicago. The quotations here were nomi-
nal, as buyers are puzzled from. day to day
to know how to gauge the immediate
future Of the market. Naturally they are.
distrustful Of the rise, and do not care to
be caught in a reaction. As to whether
there is to be a reaction, and to what ex-
tent, is the problem that none can solve.
The European advices this morning (see
Mark Lane Erprc@ weekly review Are quite
gloomy, especially as TO the condition OF
the crops in Scotland, and It would seem
as all the English spectators are at last
on the bull side OF the market. 1t will be
noticed that the sales at Baltimore yester.
day footed up over million bushels. The
shipments over the Baltimore and Ohio
road were yesterday reported quite heavy,
and there are any number Of vessels in
port loading at the elevators.
Mr.. A. @. King, Of Toledo, writes as fol
lows in regard to the market:
80 far as winter wheat Is concerned; Ii
view Of the foreign situation as It now ap
peaIs; the liberal marketing OF winter al
ready witnessed; the occupation Of farm
erS with seeding and the probable mod
crate forwarding OF wheat for some tim,
to come, the "short" side Is attended witt
more risk than the "long" side, and pur
chases made on every important declin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-24
ENGLAND.

LONDON, September S2.-The directors
Of the Great Western railroad OF Canada,
have issued q special report on the pro-
posals for the fusion with the Grand Trunk
railroad, which will be submitted at d
meeting on the Cd OF October. The report
says the policy Of the Great Western hss
always been peaceful and that of the
Grand Trunk Company aggressive. The
inability OF the Great Western Company
70 pay dividends is attributed to the per
slstent competition Of the Grand Trunk
routes. The directors OF the Great West
ern Company insist on division OF all
competitive traffic, and maintain that Sir
Henry Tyler's amalgamation proposals are
Illegal, as no such arrangement would be
binding without the sanction Of the Cana.
dian Legislature. The Great Western Com.
pany is willing to enter into any arrange:
ment which will put an end TO the compe-
tiuon, but not on the terms proposed by
Sir Henry Tyler.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-24

A letter from Clarksburg yesterday I'D.
yi,esus that a telegram from Senator Blaine
makes it certain that he will be at the Fair
there on Thursday. He will reach Bel
aire on the Friday morning train, and speak
a, two o'clock in the afternoon. As will be
seen by an advertisement in this morn.
ings paper, u special train will leave here
at half.past one, reaching Bellaire at two,
on which, II the weather is oil right, q
large number OF people expect to go down.
The round trip fare will be only % cents.
Advices from Bellaire indicate that q
meeting Of tremendous proportions is an.
tcipated. We presume It will be the
largest gathering seen there for years.
The enthusiasm OF the Republicans is
fully aroused, and they are making things
boom. They are ambitious TO show the
Democratic brethren who heard Thurman
on Saturday what they consider a good
sized meeting. 1t Is not sale TO count
chickens in advance, but an attendance Of
fye thousand people and upwards is the
present talk down at Bellaire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-24
NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.


The diamond Hook" Clublef Monday
evening in a wagon for captina creek,
where they expect to make a fearful
slaughter among the squirrels.
Arrangements are being made to have
another race between Hammond and
Manly, with stakes at $500. Though
these contestants are not professional oars
men and could not compete with the
great champions, still where they are so
evenly matched as last Saturday. race
showed, they make as interestinga race as
any, and the excitement runs just a. nigh
as II the spectators were consciou. that
they were witnessing the fastest time on
record.
The Democrats are TO have meeti y at
City Hall, Wednesday evening, addressed
by Col. Arnett, E. G. Cracratt and John
o. Pendleton.
The Bellaire nailors, as q class, arc Re-
publican. II Is bad place for Demo
cratic candidate to 60 to electioneer. they
are now working extra time each day in
order to get enough time ahead to allow
them TO lay off on Friday afternoon aud
hear Blaine's speech.
Many old flags are coming out OF their
resting places 70 be ready for use Friday.
Two we have seen that were through all
the exciting political campaigns OF the war
time, and bear scars made during the
Brough-Vallandigham campaign.
The Republican stand on the square has
been enlarged 10 double It's former size,
and the proposed decorations will make
as beautiful a stand as Bellaire has seen.
- 1allett, brakeman on through
freight train, was killed near the stock
pens Tuesday morning. He fell from the
cars and was run over by the moving
train.
Pictures were made Of the school house
interior Tuesday, for use in the history OF
Belmont county that Is in preparation.
Monday was Emancipation day. No
special celebration was held here.
A countryman tried to cross the street.
car track on Belmont street, Tuesday, at
the wrong angle, and his wheels slipped
under the. wagon pitching out one OF the
occupants. .l-1-
There has been great effort 10 have the
Blaine meeting changed to night meet.
ing, which would be better for many men
both in Wheeling and here; but 1t ID too
late to change now without loosing in
numbers those who are expecting to come.
But as find clincher, Col. Poorman got
letter on Tuesday, saying that Blaine ab-
solutely refused to speak ourt Of doors at
night where there Is so much log. The in
terest felt in this matter shows what num-
hers we NAV axnack IN c0ma In the meet
ing frem abroad. A cannon will arrive
here Thursday, and thirteen guns will be
fired on Blaine's arrival. r. g. F.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-24
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Thirteen New Cases Of Fever at
Memphis, Yesterday. E.
President Hayes Trip Through H.
inois.
The Party Receives oVatIOnsIat Ev-
cry Point.
Grants Continued Reception at San
Francisco. .
Second Days Walk for the Ashley
Belt.
ROwsII Still Maintains the Lead.
DUST PATTERs.


Second Day OF the Ashley Belt Contest.
NES YoRK, September 2S.-There were
fully 5000 people in Madison Garden to.
night at 0 o'clock. Guyon seemed to be
the favorite. He was In flrstrate trim, and
made several long and rapid runs. Weston
is developing strength, and appears to be
full Of fun and life. He ran every few min.
utes, and seemed particularly pleased when
the band began to play. ROwell kept his
lead, and when any Of his competitors
commenced closing up the gap he began
at the same time to run. Rowell finished
his two hundredth mile at7:19 P. NJ, and
was greeted with tremendous applause.
Taylor looked thoroughly used up. Pan.
chot Is not going as well as usual, and is
gradually falling behind. His friends fear
that he will not even take place.
Rowell, at o'clock in the afternoon,
had beaten the best time on record. He
finished 178 miles and two laps during the
SO hours, and Hazael's record in London,
for the same time, was 176 miles and 3S
yards.
Krohne Is in good condition, and the
lameness which affected him during the
early part Of the day has disappeared. He
strides along at great pace. -.
Weston and Rowell went side by side
around the track for several laps, and re-
ceived great applause. Weston loses con.
sierable ground by continually reversing.
His friends want him 10 stop 1t, but he
steadily refuses.
At 10 o'clock Rowell had finished 2ll
miles, being forty.fve hours on the track,
this left him some six miles behind the
hest score for the same time on record,
which was made by Blower Brown in
London.
Ennis has recovered from his nausea,
and is walking well.
Score at II o'clock: Weston, l7S; Row
ell, 2l5; Hazael, ls0; Guyon, l97; Ennis,
III; Panchot, l54; Merritt, 1888; Hart, 1856;
Krohne, l57; Taylor, lis; Jackson, l59;
Federmeyer, l46.
Hazael walks sttftiy and his left foot is
troubling him. He walks with only the
right shoe on. The left being inclosed in
q stocking only. Weston and Panchot
are In bed asleep.
Panchot went off at minutes past 10 on
his 154th mile, and Weston at 9:54, after
l73 miles. They will not come
on the track for several hours. Rowell
went off at 1855, after completing 2l5
miles. -
Guyon as he approached the completion
Of his 200th mile, was greeted with great
applause. He turned the 200th mile at
ll:S5. He is now just fifteen miles be-
hind Rowell. After finishing his 200th
mile, GuYon went to bed and will take
long rest.