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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29
NEW IINTiSEUE\TS.
Sealed Proposals.

Sealed proposals viii hr rr,ri, cd by
(p''hrIlior Ii. Keller, nntiI Tuesday
JAI''ary An, I}%~I. Tor the. functipuS Of
Sr;tN'-iiIS,r uiil uVrlSttr of Tie. city
graveyard, such proposals. to contain,
ht' exact compensation asked for ,Iiy.
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'"'''l'Il res rN"S the right OF Icjrctnn
any or Ak Proposals.
JACOB Nix, Cl"IN.
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29
NEW ULM PRODUCE MARKET,

Corrected weekly Ivy X. PrEF!EnLy,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29
Personal Taxes.

Below We give a partial list of the
personal tax payers of Brown county,
the same to be continued in subsequent
issues Of the REVIEW until the whole
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

h!m"rS closet his writing
@~. Thrts.j;ty evenings at which
."ro p!i..'s were distributed
ill., p@Wj1.. August Keller re-
;tu prize for the best pcnm;ln-
,n, nHl IIl;,(ori for making most
lu' ...l. NJ, lIN VIM. Frl1ii for best
L.. Mr.. Chambers iutvNt, IL
let t.,s \cW Year ami give an
.,' uI LESSONS,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-29

Ring in tho valiant man and free,
I'hc larger heart the kiud!ier hand.
Ring out the darkness of the lolu.
Ring il. tin: Christ that is to be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10
wHEELIsG's OVATION.

To Her Distinguished Delegates 10 the
Chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Res
oIutions and cOmmittees-The Opera
House Selected as the Place OF Recep-
tIon.
The Committee appointed Tuesday night
met yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock, at
the New Mcclure. Dr.. Logan was called to
the Chair, and Geo. Wise acted as secre-
tary. A committee consisting Of A. Pol
lock, W. K. Duval, DR.. E. J. wunderlich,
]. Spidel and D. G. List, IT,, was appoint
ed 10 make arrangements for grand rati-
tication meeting TO be held at the Opera
House. A committee OF three on music
was appointed as follows: ]. Spidel, II.
Sterling and W. ]. H. Bown.
The following Committee OF three on
resolutions was appointed, and one as
speaker. viz: H. Sterling, Geo. B. Cald-
well, CIV. Atkinson; I. II. Logan, speaker.
Squire W. Phillips, Capt. ]. Carlan, II.
Seamon and L. Busby were appointed
10 act as the Committee on firing Salutes
A committee Of eight to receive delegates
from the Chicago National Convention,
viz. A. Pollock, S. II. Woodward, o. G..
Dewey, II K. List and ]. Frew to receive
A. W. Campbell-three, viz: DR.. T. Lo-
gan, G. B. Caldwell and J. speidel to re.
ceive Hon. @. D. Hubbard.
The following resolutions were passed {:
Resolred, That all the citizenso OF the city
and vicinity who desire the election OF the
distinguished Republican candidates for
President aud Vice President be requested
to participate in this public reception OF
the delegates from this State 10 the Chi.
cago National Republican Convention.
Further Resolred, That the whole COM
mittee meet at the New Mcclure House
at o'clock this evening and, headed by
a band, escort the delegates TO the Opera
House. The following Is full list OF the
committe;
Il. K. List, G. B. Caldwell, Walter K.
Duyal, Thomas H. Logan, ]. n. Vance,
II. Lingen, Earl 0glebay, Alex. Laughlin,
E. ]. Wunderlich, S. II. Woodward, AL
s. Harden, L. E. Hanson, Harry List,
VIM. Hastings, S. B. McCulloch, ". F.
Peterson, j. b. Stanton, W. H. Travis,
John Devine, Capt. VIM. ], Otto, o. @.
Dewey, Thos. j. Blair, A. Allen Howell,
Hugh Sterling, S. P. Hildreth, W. N.
Linch, John Frew, L. S. Delaplain, VIM.
8. Simpson, j. Speidel, D. d. List, Jr.,
Geo. wise, G. K. Wheat, James Roberts,
VIM. A. Iset, Thos. z. Laird, Jos. Bell, G,
". Atkinson, A. Pollack, W. ]. 81. Bown,
Henry Blumenberg, W. Stifel, John g.
Hervey, squire ". Philips, P. Bachman,
Jos. seybold, Capt. W. List Geo. Hub
bard, Capt B. B. Dovener, Gen. l. II.
Duval, G. Bschman, Geo. MUM, A. Con-
rad, VIM. Stitzee, Geo. Roth, J. Roemer,
]. Heindlein, Squire ]. W. schultze, Dr..
r. W. HszIett, Q. Helmbhght, James
Seill, John Armstrong, 7. ]. Hugus.
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garfield AND ARrHUR.

DISCRIMINATION OF the Union District
Blaine Club The Nominee Of the
Chicago Convention Embraced and n
GarGeId.Arthur Club Organized-Com
piiment TO Our Chicago Delegate.
The Union District Blaine Club met at
the Atlantic Engine House last night for
the purpose Of winding up its affairs, and
aiding in the organization OF a Garfield
Arthur Club. After providing for the in
debtedness Of the club, and passing reso-
luton Of thanks to the officers, the Union
District Blaine Club adjourned dns die.
Upon the demise OF the Blaine Club,
Mr.. Armstrong secured the floor, and,
after dwelling upon the necessity OF organ.
king Garfeld.Arthur Club, nominated
Mr.. VIM. Ramp as temporary chairman,
Mr.. Dave Baird was elected temporary
secretary.
After the completion OF the temporary
organization. Mr.. o. K. ]. EllifritZ, Dave
Baird and W. n. Merriman were appoint.
ed TO secure suitable hall for the meet
luRh VI kuG Slub huIluE VIC Chup hlkus
The necessity OF organizing a drum
corps for the purpose OF "enthusing the
boys" was discussed and disposed OF BY
appointing ]. W. Armstrong, Dave Baird
and Henry severing a committee to take
steps toward the organization Of the same.
The following preamble and resolution
was read and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Believing in maintaining the
principles OF Independence and Republic
anism, and ever ready to commend the
action Of any individual indicating the
above, be 1t
Resolved, That the Union district Repub.
licans most earnestly approve OF the action
OF Mr.. A. W. Campbell in the Chicago
and trust that the example |
set by him there may be perpetuated and |
universally adopted in all future conven-
tons, municipal, State and National.
On motion the chair was authorized tn
appoint committee OF three TO have the
engrossed and present the same
TO Dir. Campbell, with the well.wishes OF
The Union District Republicans, upon his
return home. J. w. Armstrong, VIM.
Ramp and David Nesbitt were appointed
said committee.
After q few patriotic remarks by some
ot the members, which indicated an ear
nestness to go into the campaign with
vim that means victory, the club ad-
Iourned, to meet at the call Of the presi-
Dent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10

Action Of the Ohio County Bar in me
Matter OF HIS Death.

Matter OF HIS Death.
At meeting Of the bar Of Ohio county,
held at the Court House yesterday, to take
appropriate action on the death of George
o. Davenport, late & member Of the bar.
the meeting was called TO order by John
E. McKennan, who called Judge George
E. Boyd to the chair.
On motion j. 81. Good and I. F. Jones
were chosen Secretaries, and l. F. Jones,
]. Il. Good and VIM. P. Hubbard were
appointed committee to draft apprepri-
ate resolutions.
The preamble adopted on the report Of
the committee recites that the members Of
this bar have heard with feelings OF dsep
regret Of the death Of their brother at the
bar, and in this manner express their un.
affected sorrow at the loss OF one whose
ready mind, marked talents and profess
sional requirements had secured Tor him
a prominent position, and whose generous
impulses and kind deeds made him the
personal friend OF his fellows at the bar.
We may also. as citizens, express the re.
greet Of q community whose confidence in
him was manifested by their choice Of
him as member Of the Legislature and
Constitutional Convention, in each OF
which he rendered good service to his con-
stituents and to the State. We tender to
his brother and other friends our sympa-
thy.
The following was recommended and
A1 Rf.olTsd, That a committee consisting Of
the Chairman OF this meeting and five
others. TO be appointed by him, attend
the funeral at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, as repre-,
sentatiyes OF the bench and bar OF Ohio
County, and that We wear the usual badge
OF mourning for thirty days; and that q
copy OF this preamble and resolutions be
presented by the Secretaries OF this meet
ing 10 each Of the Courts Of Record sitting
| in this city, with the request that it be
placed upon record, and further that q
copy be forwarded TO the family OF the de
The following were appointed as the
committee to attend the funeral:
Judge Thayer Melvin, John Walton
Alfred Rheinstrom, B. B. Doyener and E
G. Cracrait,
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TEE .MRSDEL.BArrELLE wrDDINo.-A
youthful Coul,Ie United.-The marriage cere
mony OF Harry Mendel and Miss Maggie
N. Battelle took place Yesterday afternoon
at four o'clock in the Fourth Street u. E
Church, in presence Of large number
Of relatives, acquaintances and friends,
the majority OF them being ladies. Messrs.
Will Franzheim, George Baird, it,, AL.
Glass and John Riheldafer acted as
ushers, and performed the duties inyolv-
ing upon them in that capacity with grace
and ease. Miss Annie Logan, the accom-.
plished organist OF the church, played
Mendelsshen's Wedding March as the
couple advanced up the aisle, where they
were met by Rev. O. P. Masden, who pro-
nounced the words that made them man
and vile. The ceremony was beautiful
one, and the responses were given clearly
and in voice audible to all parts oil the
room. The bride caused faint smile by
the heartiness with which she pronounced
the words, ~ will"
At the conclusion OF the ceremony the
happy couple received the congratulations
and well.wishes OF their many friends in
one OF the small apartments OF the Church,
alter which they were driven TO the P. W,
& KY. depot, and took the 5 o'clock train
for Pittsburgh. They take with them in
their bridal journey the hearty good will
OF all who know them, and the envy OF
their young friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10


PERSONAL PARAGRAPHs.-Mr. Fl. Shaef
er, OF the Eagle Brewery, returned last
night from visit to Louisville, KY.
Miss Sallie Levi returned last evening
from a two weeks visit.to friends at Beav-
er Station, Pa.
Hon. O. D. Hubbard returned yester-
day from Chicago. Major Burley also
passed through en- route to his home at
Moundsyille. He was one OF the three
immortals whe voted "No" on Conklings
resolution. S. W. Hall, OF Fairmont, also
stopped off here on his Lomeward way
a little while in the evening. The other
members OF the delegation from this State
will reach the city to-day.
VIM. Bebout, of Wheeling, is visiting
friends in Washington, Pa.
The Rev. Frank Rector, a studen from
the Newton Theological Seminary, near
Boston, will spend bis summer vacation
in this city, and while here will till the
pulpit OF the Baptist Church. Mr.. Friends
Is expected in the city on Friday, and will
preach morning aud evening the coming
Sunday.
Mrs. G. Woods, OF Wheeling, aud grand
daughter, Miss Ella r. Comerford. OF
Wheeling, have gone to st. Peter, Mimi,
to spend the summer, at the home OF the
The bali given by the St. @. D. @. in
Welday's Hall last Wednesday evening
was quite success. The following young
people were up from Wheeling Robert
Brown, Ada Drake, Berry Merchant, Pink
Holiday, Harry Hayes, Lizzie Woods, Ed.
Cooper, Mollie Young, Bernie Mcclure,
Eff Remick, John Pogue, Cora Zane,
Chas. Carlin, Minnie Hall, Jos. Heaton,
and John D. Heinlein from Bridgeport.
II. E. Wilson furnished the refreshments
and got them up in superior style. Mey.
er's Orchestra, OF Wheeling. furnished
the music.-S. ClarsFills Gazette.
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SILVER TAsLEwARE.-Rars Bargains Al
The IsweIry Store Of
JACOB W. GRUB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.

"slxrEEx SrRISa JAcK."-The Pitts.
burgh Evening Telegraph contains q para.
graph in relation to a young gentleman
who ia pretty well known in Wheeling,
having temporarily resided in an institu.
ton on Eotf street some time ago, on &C
count Of suspicion that the officers OF
the law entertained that Jack had been
visiting the residences OF certain gentle.
men In the night season, without the for
mality OF IN Invitation. 1t will be seen
that Jack still retains fair share OF the
sang troid which made him famous when
here:
slack Coudry, better known as 'Curley
Jack, was brought int the Criminal
Court this morning for trial on the charge
OF stealing money and Jewelry from the
proprietress OF the Bank saloon, on Sixth
street some weeks ego. When called ON
to put in his plea he surprised the Court
by answering guilty, and, under cover Of
this peaceful announcement, proposed to
the Judge as his terms for the further
OF the case, that he would
restore oil OF the stolen property in case
bis sentance was limited 10 three years,
The Court received the plea, but held the
conditions under consideration"
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LAST NIGHT's FIRR-An alarm OF FIRE
was sent in last night from the New Nc
Lure House, caused by the discovery Of a
occupied by G. Y. Lucas as music store.
Gus Franzheim, an employee OF the In
TELLlGRScER job room, boards in the
house, and went upstairs for hat he
wished to wear, and noticing something
wrong in the bath room pushed the door
open, only to be greeted by q sheet OF
flame which burst through. He seized a
bowl OF water and succeeded in extin.
gushing the flames in part OF the room,
but they were seen issuing from the next
room and an alarm was sent in, but Capt.
Lucas. Bob Junkins and others had put
them out before there was any necessity
for the engines to play on the building.
Mrs. Vennum who occupies the building,
says the fire must have originated from
a gas jet having been turned against the
DO I'd partition and ignited it. A singular
circumstance, however, was the presence
OF fire in several places in the room at
once, and all removed from each other
several feet. This circumstance reused
sort OF feeling Of suspicion that incendi-
aries might have been at work.
The loss is but tritling and is fully in
sured.
This is the second FIRE in this building
within three months, and as Mr.. Baker
remarked, "This Is getting monotonous."
The Atlantic engine was on the grounds
almost before the alarm was done striking,
and was quickly followed by the Viglant
and United. Chief Eccles, for hielimited
facilities, certainly has this department in
the best possible condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10
THE PnAEToS AND DruRSAL.
A Little Race Between these Boats Tues
day.

We learned yesterday morning that the
steamer Diurnal and Phaeton had come
together at or below New Martinsville,
Tuesday afternoon, and brief but deci'
sive trial OF speed had taken place. So
when the Phaeton came in yesterday we
learned the following particulars Of the
''fy" between these two fastest boats on
the Upper Ohio.
viii Dillon, Jr., who was in command
Of the Phaeton and at the wheel when his
boat reached Baersville, sighted the Di'
urnal lying to at New Martinsville. As
the Phaeton neared the latter named
place the Diurnal backed out, aud as she
did 80 Dillon blew challenge for q race,
TO which the Diurnal promptly responded,
and moved down to Fishing Greek rifle
when she lay to awaiting the movements
OF her little competitor, which soon came
alongside and Immediately the two boats
started, and for two miles kept nearly
abreast OF each other, but near the end oil
the second mile the Phaeton spurted for
ward and led the Diurnal about length.
Capt. Dillon says this race demonstrates
the truth OF the assertion he made some
time ago, that Asa could beathim blowing
but not running, and now wants TO know
to whom the horns belong.
The DiurDal men complain that nozzle
blew off on their boat and they were com.
PEELED TO stop, hut the billions, father and
son, say, nozzle or no nozzle, they can do
the same thing every day in the week.
The officers and crew OF the Phaeton are
jubilant over their success in this encoun.
Ter between their little boat and the more
pretentious and powerful boat, the Dur
nal. We do not have any idea that Cap.
tain Booth, OF the Diurnal, will allow the
honors and horns TO be taken away from
him without further EFFORT, and when
that comes, Captain Thompson, OF the
Telegram, will remember his promise TO
take the judges and reporters along to
witness the race,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10

The Baecalaureate address, the argument
Of which was that when arrayed with all
the benefits Of education and culture
woman was a queen, and ct to rule the
wisest; and impressed upon the class the
importance Of the work they had only be-
gun. II was an able address, and We re-
greet that We cannot give an intelligent
SYNOPSIS Of II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10

River last night A feet A inches, and
falling slowly.
Should the Ohio river continue to de.
cline, the peoples packet, @. W. Batche-
lor, Captain wintrineer, that is announc-
ed for Wheeling at l9 NJ, will continue
her trip to Cincinnati. The Bachelor Is
A No. l boat in all respects. Mr.. Henry
o. Caldwell will be found in the office
His assistant Is Mr. Charles Anderson
Pittsburgh Di,pateh.
In our local columns will be found some
account Of contest between the Phaeton
and Telegram.
The local packets arrive and depart
with regularity in spite OF the low water.
The John Porter is lying up ct the
upper landing.
[By T.Iesrsph.I
PITTSBURGH, June 9.-River / foot Q
inches and stationary. Cloudy and very
warm.
EVANSVILLE, ND, June 9.-Port list
Down: New Mary Houston, 1870 P. NJ
Silver Cloud, 80 P. NJ; Rainbow, 4 P. N ;
Storm No. Sand tow, 4;30 P. "; Etna, 8
P. N. Up: Coal Bluff, 9 P. NJ; Idlewild,
8 P. NJ. Cloudy and hot; mercury S.
wind south. River s feet and falling
slowly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10
Wants 10 Know.


viii you please decide through the col.
umns Of your paper bet which was
made between some readers Of the In.
TELLfGRScER. viii It de considered legal
at the Presidential election to vote for
Garfield, scratch the name Of the Vice
President, and substitute by inserting
the name Of the Democratic candidate
for the same Office? - CHI.
You can legally vote fer either candi-
date, but 1t would be OF no effect, as vot-
ing Is done FOL electors and not directly
for candidates,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10

TMR CouRrs.-SuPREME COURT OF Ar.
PRALs-J udgz Green, Raymond, Moore and
Jol.naon.-This Court met at ii o'clock yes.
terday morning and transacted tho follow
ing business:
B. 80. n. R. VS.. 1. ]. vanderwerker,
from Marion county. Dismissed.
Adjourned until tomorrow AT 10 A. N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10

This court met at IA. N. yesterday, and
transacted the following business:
John 0bberger, Charles thinner and
Valentine Blieius, natives Of Germany,
took out their tirst naturalization papers.
Frederick Handler, native Of Ger.
many, received his second papers, as did
also John B. Riester, 4 native Of the same
adjourned to Friday atsA.M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10
LATEST NEWS.



Great Reductions In Prices.
Having decided TO reduce stock ! offer
my large stock OF goods at greatly reduced
prices. Such as:
Muslins from 5 to 10 cents.
Calicoes 6 to s cents.
Grenadines 10 TO 25 cents.
Buntines 10 to % cents.
shawls so cents to 81 90.
Lace shawls 81 90 TO IS 90.
Ltnensuits.at almost your own prices too
close stock.
Ladies' ulsters 81 soto 500.
Lawns from s TO 10 cents.
Carpets from Is cents to 81 90.
Wall papers TO 10 cents.
And Thousands OF other articles to
numerous TO mention. Call soon II you
wish to.save money. Wholesale and re-
tail. Nos. 20l9 and 2O2l Main street,
Centre Wheeling. JOIN RoEMER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10

The Hincenn9 Daily Sun, recently pub.
lished the statements OF several citizens
and druggists Of that place, regarding the
efficacy and sale Of st, Jacobs OIL, and in.
dorsed the remedy by saying: II becomes
a pleasure for a newspaper thus to refer 70
really meritorious article, for the double
reason that 1t not only benefits It's own
readers by so doing, but mankind a. well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10

To GESrs.-Headquarters for Hanan &
Reddish hand made shoes in all styles,
and are far superior to any other make.
For sale by. L. v. Blond, llS5 Main
street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10

1rAKE "Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" and
no one in the city keeps clearer OF coughs
and colds than l. Druggists sell it, Price
25 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10
Ghe qatelIigettfer
Once. aos. Is ana a Fourteenth street
New Advertisements.

For sale-Ed. Christman, auctioneer.
Head Of local.
Wapted-A girl to cook.
Lunch and shopping baskets-E. L.
Nicoll.
Flatiug Macbines-Nesbitt & Bro.
Wanted-A situation.
A girl 10 cook.
Stockholders Meeting-C. D. Hubbard.
EotCe-Jackson Wardell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10
CHEAP DRESS MATERIALS.

One hundred pIects DTta Goods, some Of which
ne worth 20 and " cents, We Ontr TO eGse out 81 10
xss and hs1d:ono Beige solorsd Cashmere, at the
low price Of Is ceuia.
Extra han;lInJ In Lawns We oder the handIom.
Ell In Ihe eiIy HEe cents Per yard.
Our entire suck Of DTss, Materials offered very
cheap during this eek, and We Invite every one 70
fou16 and ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10

PRICES to suit everybody; II you want
bargains in shoes and slippers, call at L.
v. Bonds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-10
DOR SALE

will Ofer at private sale until SATURDAY, June
sSth 1850, Two iIame hou,es No. III TGeliIh street
and No III AIleJ s. e5ntAiuing four and ave rooms,
respectively. II not sold before that date they viii
be 1fsrod At public EAIe 81 the front door Of the Court
SepaIaie or ~ whole This Is dsirablS property,
and viii bs sold REGARDLESS, Of prtes.
julO ED CHRISTIAN. AuttIoneeT.