The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-25
THE BIGGEST BOOM
OF THE cAMPAIax OF 80 IN THIs
CRY.
A Display and Denomination saturday
Night surpss.inE In sPIendorAny.
Thing seen I'm wheeling for
Years-HaEniHesnt Array
Of Uniformed Men.

OF UnuOFmeo men.
In spite OF the official notice Of post
ponement published in Saturdays INTEL
LrGEScER; in spite Of the inauspiciOus
weather and the unfa7orable condition of
the streets; In spite Of many other eircum-
stances conspiring TO prevent the success
Of the Republican demonstration in
Wheeling Saturday night, the display was
AND ISooNPARABLY AHEAD
OF ANYTHING
that has taken place in this vicinity in the
interests Of either party in the present
campaign.
Saturday forenoon when the train on
the Cleveland, Tuscarawas Valley and
Wheeling road arrived on the other side
of the river 1t was discovered that the Gar
field and Arthur Marching Club Of New
Philadelphia, with the famous New Phila-
delphia drum corps, was aboard, the tele-
gram announcing the poStponement not
hAyipg reached them in time to anticipate
their departure from home. A hurried
consultation was called, and kilograms
countermanding the notice Of the post
pOnement were sent to all points from
which organizations were expected. The
Marshal and his aids and Col Travis and
staff at once went 10 work arranging the
preliminSries, and the result was the
MOST ,xPoslxo MANIFESTATION OF PARTY
ESTHuIAsM
vet witnessed in this campaign.
The Pittsburgh and steubenville clubs
poured in on special trains, the former on
the P. ". and Ky. road, and the latter on
the G. and P, at about seven in the even
ing, and the Martins Ferry, Etnaville,
Bridgeport, Bellsire, Benwood and Lime.
stone clubs reached the city by various
routes, at about the same time.
The Wheeling regiment formed shortly
after on Sixteenth stree, right resting on
Main. The cavalry were on Chapline,'
with the right on Sixteenth, while the
head OF the procession was Oh Main street,
below the Greek.
TIE LINE OF MARCH
was taken south on Main street,
which was lined with eager spectators
by the thousands. Nominations were
frequent, and first evoked hearty cheers,
until their frequency made these enthu-
siastic demonstrations wearisome. The
procession turned at Twenty-iourth street
and marched tn Market, which thorough
fare was followed 10 Sixteenth. Thence
the ronte lay up Sixteenth 70 Wood; up
Wood to Fifteenth down Fifteenth to Eof;
M Eoff 10 Fourteenth; down Fourteenth
70 Market; up Market TO Seventh; down
Seventh TO Main; down Main 70 Twelfth;
up Twelfth to Chaplin; down Chaplin TO
where the clubs were dismissed.
We annex list OF the citizens illumin-
uting as nearly perfect as could be made:
TIE 1LLuxISATloSs.
On Main street, below Twelfth, August
US Pollack's residence fairly blazed With
light, while his display OF fireworks was
Dot eIcelled by any: Over the creek
John Roemer, ]. steinfeld, P. thinner. g.
F. Stein, Mrs. Morris, II. shater,
]. G. ". Beier, ]. S. Reeds drug
store, E. W. Dunnaway, NJ. and
F. Treiber, James Wasson, w. N.
Campbell, Yrs VIM. Peters, James Belle.
Vile. John Fink, q. 0vermsn, z. W. Ray
mond, John Cummius, Mrs. Zane, J.
Freese, Robert Wells and J. b. Hill.
On Twenty.fourth street, 0rville Car
roll. Mrs. P. Freese, W. Il. Smith, Mr..
Baker, Cox, johnson, Mrs. G. Norton
and ]. A. Lancaster.
on Market street over the creek We
noticed VIM. Cline, Mr.. Raymond, Mr..
Anderson and Mr.. Besse, q. +. Myers,
Thomas H. Reid, A. B. Caldwell, J. s.
Reeds residence, link & Son; aud
on Twentieth street DR.. E. ]. Wun.
ierlich. North of the creek on Market
street the headquarters OF the Fourth
Ward Republican Club were nicely
also the residence OF
w. NJ. Botsiord, the foundry OF B. Fisher
& Sons, and on Sixteenth street the resi-
dences OF Joseph Schiller, A. Israel, Mr..
Mr. Dobbs, Mr.. Thompson, Joseph W.
Bier, Jos. Nagle, Mrs. Bower, o. Truxell,
Thomas Lewis, john 0esterling, James
George B. Caldwell, A. ].
Adams, A. L. Wells. ]. Leasure, Henry
dauke, Mr.. Prettyman, Mr.. E. G. Jeaers, !
Bud JeIers, Fred Hanes, Nuzum & earn
ahan, D. ]. Crawford. H. Ramp, Hasg,
Hsnes, Hayes, S. Crawford, Mr.. Neon
nell, Busbey, X. Robinson, Mr.. Ellitdtz,
Wallace, Humphrey, Misses Redman,
George Hill, Knspes and Weldebusch.
On Wood street W. j. Nesbitt and Ed
ward Mcdonald, and on Fifteenth G. W.
Powell, Marshall Hobbs Mrs.
Pratt, Fred Miller, g. W. Kennedy, Con-
nelly, Peter LASTLY, John Mills, Smith,
Mrs. Dickey, ]. Hamilton, Mrs. Metcalf,
Louis Hull, VIM. Graham, Capt, VIM.
Dillon, K. s. Hopkins, W. Ora
ham, Jr., l.. E. Hanson, John Bodley,
Mrs. Bodley, Rev. s. B. Barnitz, Mr.. Kyle,
Johnson, McFadden, the Misses Roberts,
he Campbells, Joe Bodley, A. Reyman,
Prof. K. Dalzell, W. K. Elson, Rev. @. P.
Nasden, Mrs, Il. Harden, Mr.. Stotzbury,
VIM. A. James, Fred Gruber, N. Van Cleye,
Mrs. Hawley, VIM. Greaves, D. L. Geyer,
Mrs. Thoburn, Miss Eliza Mills, B. Bloom.
ield, o. Behrens, G. Robinson, v. B.
Han, Capt. JOHN Carlin, w. B. Simp-
,on, Arthur Little, A. W. Camp
beIl. On Fourteenth street, John
Frey, Drs. ]. @. Hupp, Rhees,
md Frissell, Miss Alkaline Caldwell, Geo.
PAUL, VIM. Carnthers, A. Allen Howell.
Daniel Peck, Mrs. Peterson, R. j. smyth's
residence and grocery.
On Market street, north OF Fourteenth,
billiard rooms, Nesbitt &
Bro, Thompson 4 Hibberd, Hutchins'
music rooms, James Russell, J. W: War
ION, F. schenk, L. T. BusbY, Dr.. Surgisson,
Mrs. Harbour, W. Cushing, Mr.. Gushing,
e. @. Harry, n. Little, G. Hof-
man, ]. Forsythe, K. N. Stewart,
Rine House. O. Kirbach, John Adams,
Enoch Ball, Mr.. Emblem, John Il. Win.
der, R. Il. silvey, Mr.. Hipperdesel, A. g.
WjnCher, VIM. Day, Mrs. Morris, D. Gut
man, Charles P. and N. Q. Hamilton, ]. F.
Knox, 1heo. Boiler. D. Greer, j. Her.
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