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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-17

THE GRgESBAcKERs.-1ti is now an as
sured fact that the Greenback element In
this county will make an effort to put {
ticket in the field, and thus test theil
strength. An entire ticket will be pre-
sented and sturdy effort made TO elect it
They estimate their strength at l,OOt
votes, and with these as a nucleus they
hope to collect many others, and, il pos
sible, establish themselves firmly in this
section.
Meeting Robert Marshall, ESQ.,, yester'
day, we asked him what were their pros
poets this year in this county.
"There will be meeting at the Hope
Hose House tomorrow evening 10 make
preliminary arrangements. We have not
completed our arrangements in the city
yet, and the country will have to be look
ed alter"
"What strength have you in the coun,
try?" -
get at least 200 disafIeCted Democrats.
Outside OF the city, mean."
"What is the disposition OF the Green
back strength in the city?"
$40 put up a ticket, straight ticket,
and test our strength in this community.
We consider that We would gather enough
disappointed Democrats and Republicans
to win. This may seem little extrav-
agant, but there is universal kick against
machine politicians in both parties
to inspire us with much confidence. Then
with the bottom out OF the hoom and the
depressed state OF things, and no promise
OF change by either OF the-two principal
parties, we feel assured that we can do
something. People are becoming sick
with hope deferred, and want something
tangible, and are turning attention to the
new party which presents living issues,
and proposes 70 solve the problems Of
labor and capital"
"How2"
"0h, we will show you about thai"
We tried to get out Of Marshall the man.
ner in which this wonderful transforms
ton was to bebrought about, but he would
not be more explicit.
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Loss Quarter ola Milli0n Through the
ForEerIes ofthe President
BRATrLRRoRo, W., June l6.-The ri.
mors upon which yesterdays dispatches
were based, concerning the insolvency Of
the First National Bank Of Brattleboro,
are more than realized. Although a
thorough investigation had not begun at
2 O'Clock, enough is already known to
TO warrant the statement that the
loss will reach upwards OF a quarter Of
q million Of dollars through the forgeries
OF President S. N. Waite, who has un.
doubleday left the country, and as the di.
rectors believe, taken large sums Of money
with him, how much can only be deter
mined by searching investigation which
will be begun on the arrival Of Bank Ex-
aminer Hendee to-day, and who will act
as receiver for the present, The forged
paper includes the Connecticut River rail.
road for about $1,000, Mr.. Frederick Bill.
lings, $4,000, Mr.. Tremor W. Park,
SIC, 900, Lyon & Healy, Of Chicago, SIG, 900,
Taunton Locomotive Works about sl2,-
600, G. ]. Amidon, Of Hinsdale, SID, 900,
NbTLulllyt " WI AVON luIhY hVulo 800
900, and others whose names will be made
public as the investigation proceeds. How
much OF this paper has been used by
Waite as collateral, upon which he may
have raised large amounts for individual
use the directors are unable to say, but
rumors that Springfield and Boston banks
have been viCtimized in this way are cur.
rent.
The books OF the institution are badly
garbled. The present board Of directors
consists oil S. NJ. Waite, ]. NJ. Tyler, al
present a member OF Congress from this
district, F, A. Nash, W. F. Richardson,
Fl. @. Hilard, OF Brattleboro, Warden Par
ker, oil Pultney; Addison Whitehead, oil
Vernon; W. P. Richardson, OF Chester;
and @. j. Amidon, Of Hinsdale.
Two OF the members claim TO have
never qualified. Suits have been brought
against these directors by the stockhold.
ers, who claim dereliction OF duty. Sew
eral OF the stockholders are known to have
lost their all by the collapse. The feeling
against the directors is very strong. Itii
believed that some OF the directors are
also financially ruined, and that another
county bank suffers by the loss.
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MOUNDSVILLE.
washed out Temperance Notes Our
Masonic Temple-Locai Notes-Polities.
MouNpsyILIE, June 10.

Washed Out Temperance Notes : Our
Masonic Tempie-Local Notcs-Polities.
MouNDsyILLE, June 10.
Special correspondence Of the IntellSenser.
The NJ. L. District Conference that as
sembled on the camp ground were forced,
on account Of the inclemency Of the wealth.
er, TO adjourn to the church in town. A
very pleasant time was enjoyed by those
present.
The rain Of Monday evening was the
heaviest known here for several years.
All the bottom land along the creek was
flooded, and great loss will result from
the washing away Of the crops. II lis also
feared that the bRckwater will be over the
same land, II so, that will complete the
destruction begun by the washing Of the
creek.
Col. A. j. Bowen, the temperance leo
turer, has been In town since last satur-
day. He spoke on the subject OF temper
ance on Sunday afternoon at the Presby.
terrain Church, and this evening at the
same place he gives an illustrated lecture
on the same subject.
The ladies' Of the Presbyterian Church
held festival in McFadden's Hall last
evening. The proceeds are appropriated
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wHESEyER Boston rises to speak, Bos.
ton means Just what 1t says,-whether as
crowd or an individual. One OF her
well known citizens and builders, Mr..
Charles S. Strickland, Of 0 Boylston Place
and l88 Harrison Ave, after infinitely de.
failing his most aggravated case OF Rheu'
matism-how the highest medical talent
failed to relieve him-how he would be
imprisoned, months at q time In sick
chamber, and how, in the last attack, his
case nearly appeared hopeless, said: "By
chance heard OF St Jacobs OIL, applied
Il, and in few hours was entirely free
from pain In knee. arm and shoulder. l
can not find words TO convey my praise
and gratitude 70 the discoyerer Of this
king Of rheumatism
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PERSONAL MArrERs.-Rey. A. ]. Lane,
pastor Of the Presbyterian church at
Woodsfeld, Monroe county, Ohio, is in
the city.
Mr.. Thomas Elder, wife and child, Of
Boston, and Mrs. John Convey, OF Phila.
delphia, who have been visiting at the
residence OF D. Nesbitt, on Nineteenth
street. have returned home.
Miss Emma Forsythe, and Masters Earl
and Pearl Lindsay, returned Yesterday
from visit to relatives at Beaver Falls, Pa.
Mr.. A. s. Heaney, who has for some
time past been teaching at the Business
College OF this city, returned to his home
in Ohio last Tuesday. Mr.. Heaney leaves
q large circle Of friends in Wheeling.
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o pay on a CHURCH debt. a very pleasant

to pay off church debt. A very pleasant
time was enjoyed.
The work on the new Masonic Temple
and Town Hall is being pushed forward
with vigor. The foundation Is about COM
pleted. Arrangements are almost com.
plete for the laying Of the cornerstone on
the oath inst. Quite number OF sister
Lodges OF Masons will be presentto assist,
and II the day proves fair great crowd
will be present. The building, when com.
" want long felt In Moundsville in the
way Of a place for public entertainment,
but 1t will be both an ornament and an
honor to the town.
Our public school closes next week. The
Alumni performance will take place on
Tuesday evening and the Commencement
exercises on Wednesday evening, The
graduating class consists OF fourteen ladies
and six gentlemen.
VIM. Blake, OF the upper ward, Is com.
mencing to build fine new dwelling
house.
ALI the new buildings that have been in
process OF erection during the summer
are approaching completion. They num-
Der some twelve or fifteen.
The grounds in front Of the prison look
very nice since the grass has commenced
10 grow and the flowers and shrubbery are
doing so well. Oscar Wright, our popu.
lar florist, planted the trees, and it is done
in good style.
The grading around the Court House is
almost finished. A neat iron fence will
be- put around the grounds some time dur.
ing the summer, and this fall it will be
filed with shade trees. When completed,
our Court House and surroundings will no
doubt he the finest in the State.
The Republicans held quite lively lit.
tie ratification meeting on Saturday night
at McFadden's Hall. DR.. Logan, Hon. O.
D. Hubbard and Capt.B. B. Doyener, each
made stirring speeches. The nomination
OF Garfield was and is enthusiastically re-
ceived here. y.
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FESTIVAL AT WASHINGTON HALL.-The
Fair and Festival announced by the con.
gregation Of the Cathedral commenced
iast evening In Washington Hall.
A brisk bushes isreported by the ladies
in charge OF the various tables, which, by
the way, were arranged with excellent
taste, and a respectable sum was turned
over 10 the Treasurer as the proceeds Of
sales Of fancy work, refreshments, &c.
Viewig's band was secured for the occa.
sion. and sustained It's high reputation.
Mr.. Russell and Mr.. o. r. BehleS each
presented very beautiful specimens oil
glassware, which were much admired.
We understand that the proceeds OF the
festival will be applied to frescoing the
Cathedral.
The festival will be continued tonight,
and dinner will be served to-day between
10 and o'clock, also supper at the usual
time. Be sure 70 attend II you wish to
have 0 good time.
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The WIFE OF A DAY.-While in the OIL
fee Of the county clerk yesterday alter
noon we were attracted to the rather
singular questions young woman was
asking OF Clerk Hook, in regard to the Is
suing Of q marriage license, and giving the
dialogue the benefit Of an audience for a
moment or two, we discovered that the
woman had been married on the 9th OF
June at West Alexander, to one Charley
O'NeilI. Her own name was Lizzie Baker.
Her married happiness, however, was Of
short duration, for on the day succeeding
her nupituals, her husband had disappear
ed and she knew nothing OF him, and she
had been filed with gloomy forbodings,
To aggrayate these she had been informed
that her husband Of day had been mar
tied twice before, and that even now one
OF his wives was hunting him. her ob'
ject in coming to clerk Hooks Office was 70
inquire whether license had been issued
TO her missing husband within the last few
days, it having been reported to her that
he had again married. She desired, II
possible, to put an end to his pOlygamous
projects. To her great Joy she was lnform-
cd,that no such license had been issued,
and her slight exhibition Of resentment
at once subsidized into solicitude for the
man who had evidently betrayed her con:
tidence. A few moments later We found
her inquiring at the Office OF Justice OF
the Peace whether warrant had been
issued for him, and when assured that no
charges Of bigamy had been preferred,
she went away, evidently much relieved
and delighted. The woman was apparent
" but a girl in years, and from her poor
apparel she evidently belonged TO very
humble family. Yet there was revealed
in that little scene in the Court House and
'Squire's office wealth Of love that GER
tainly was not due the ungrateful scoun:
drel who had married and then deserted
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In the past few months there has been more
than 100000 bottles Of shiloh's Cure sold.
Out OF the vast number Of people who have
used It, more than 1900 cases OF Consumption
have been cured. All coughs, Group, asthma
and bronchitis, yield at once, hence 1t Is that
everybody speaks In It's praise. To those
who have not used It, let US say, ifyou have
cough, or your child the Group, and you value
life don't fail to tryit. For lame back, side or
chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by Z. Booking, Agent Odd Fellows
Hall, and ChaS Moenkemoeller, corner Main
and TWenty.eecond streets
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The recent hail storms have destroyed
much Of the corn crop in Bohemia, Mora
via and Lower Austria.
The new four and half per cent Indian
government loan OF E2,500,0 900 has been
taken by syndicate of French capitalists
at 1903 $40.
A Port au Prince dispatch says: Ameri-
can silver is now at a premium OF Ia
S'per cent, offering a better investment
for remittance than drafts.
The American Rifle Team were heartily
cheered upon their arrival at Dublin yes
terday by the considerable crowd of PEG.
pie who assembled at the railway station.
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PILEs.-No CURE, No PAY.-0yer 49,
900 operations and not single failure to
cure. Sure, safe and painless. No cutting
or tying. No detention from labor;
Charges moderate. Fissure, Fistula and
Rectal Ulcers treated successfully. Will
visit Wheeling, New Mcclure House,
every month, as follows: June 10, July II,
August II, September II, October 8, No
vember 6, December 4, 1850.
TGF Tnos. ]. KIsNER, NJ. D.
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County CouEr-Jltdgc Boyd.-This court
met yesterday at o.. NJ, and transacted
the following business:
Henry Gunther, ST., appellee, vs.. E.
Hanke and Charles thinner, garnishee
ana appellant, an appeal from l. D. Wait,
Justice OF the Peace. Costs paid and case
dismissed.
Enrich Delbrugge, native Of Germany,
received his first naturalization papers.
Barney A. Gallighan was commissioned
Notary Public, with bond at $3.50, and
W. II. Haller as surety
Adjourned till to-day al 0 A. NJ.
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The Liver is more frequently the seat Of
disease than is generally supposed, for
upon It's regular action depends, in a great
measure, the powers Of the stomach,
bowels, brain, and the whole nervous sys'
tenn. RegGlSte that important organ by
taking Simmons Liver Regulator, and you
prevent most Of the diseases that flesh is
heir to, AYFaw
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Do you know that there are strange people
In our community, we say strange because
they seem TO prefer TO suffer and pass their
days miSerably, made so by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint indigestion, constipation and
general debility, when Shiloh's Vitalizer Is
guaranteed 10 cure them.
Sold by Z. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hal, and Chas Msenkemoeller, corner Main
and Twenty.second streets.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol.
lowing transfer OF real estate was admit
ted to record in the County Clerks office
yesterday:
Maxwell and Thomas T. Maxwell and
wife to James Z. Faris, in consideration
OF SS25, lot No. IL in A. &. Roblnson's ad.
dition 10 the city, on the Island.
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Ghe Gntellilaetrrer.
Ice . Nos. 20 and n Fourteenth street
Nau AhyertIsementn.

Attention, Sir Knights.
Misunderstanding Shakespeare Club.
Sealed Proposals..
Fly Fans-Nesbitt & Bro.
For observation-disclosures st. Lawrence
Laundry Woman Wanted.
Horses for Sale-Ed. Christman.
Oehm & Co.-Fourth Page.
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WASHINGTON, June lila. M.-For Ten.
nessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
or partly cloudy weather, light North
east winds, variable or nearly stationary
barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, clear and partly
cloudy weather, light and variable winds,
stationary or higher temperature and ba'
rometer.
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NAusEous medicines seem all that the
doctors can think Of. Try SELLERS Cough
Syrup" and you will be delighted beyond
measure,
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To GENrs.-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
ltTaet
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nENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT De
IL SIRE 10 save their natural teeth We would say
that We are now better prepared than ever before %
enable them 10 do So By the use Of an ELECTRO
MIsSETIc PLueaRR We can and are making better
and hsndsomer Gold Filings, with more ease 70 our
Patients, than have heretofore been pAde IN this
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
Plugyer. What We say We can prove oy hetuAi
REORGANIZATION, Call and SEQ for yourselves.
JAMES NJ. SURGISON SON
AMI No. IitS Market st., Wheeling, W. Va.
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TAKE your children and 90 to Washing.
ton next Saturday. Only 90 cents for the
round trip. Children % cents.
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BAD blood always causes trouble. 1t
may be family fight, or boils, pimples,
itch, letter, &c. but no matter, "Dr. Lind
seY,s Blood Searchern Is the cure.all.
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The marks last evening indicated IS feet
and rising.
River men expect fully twenty-five feet
at this point before the waters recede.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual yesterday.
Business on the levee was pretty lively
yesterday.
The St. Lawrence will not leave to.mor-
row, as heretofore announced, on account
OF the failure OF the Democrats to get "a
quorum" She will leave positively, how.
ever, Saturday morning at O'Clock, and
those wishing to 90 to the Cincinnati Con-
vention can be accommodated.
The Pittsburgh Telegraph says: $50 far
two mishaps to the coal fleet are reported.
Last evening the towboat Traveller ran two
loaded barges belonging to Walton & Co.,
against the pier OF the Tenth street bridge,
Monongahela river, sinking both. Que
barge contained slack and the other lump
coal. Loss, s., 400. Yesterday the Hor.
net No. 2 sank barge belonging to Marsh.
Mcdonald, at the head Of, Brunot's
Island. Loss about 81, 900.
FAIRMoNT, June l6.-The river at 8. p.
N. was IA feet and falling.
The Sidney is still at Sweeney's Land.
ing, receiving the finishing touches.
We are indebted 10 Master Fred Seamon
for the following list Of tow.boats passing
this port yesterday: Up, A. ]. Mcconnell
and Nellie Speers. Down, Iron Age,
Mary Ann, Diamond, Enterprise, Sam
Clarke, Joe Walton, Coal Valley, Josh
Cook, VIM. Stone, Coal City, Onward, Jas.
Gilmore, Sampson No, 2, Ark, Storm, Sam
Brown, Charley Brown, Nail City, Belle
Prince.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June l6.-River 10 feet Q
inches. Cool and pleasant,
CINCINNATI, June 10.-River 10 feet and
stationary, Departed: Hudson, Pitts.
burgh; Fashion, Henderson and VIII
Kyle, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, June 16.-River rising, 10I
feet and inch In the canal, s feet and
inch in the shute on the falls, business
dull, weather clear. cool and windy. Upl
tonight, Golden City and Shlnkle, Clifton |
and St. Louis 10 Huntington.
ST. LOUIS, June l0.-Arrived: Eldorado,
Champion, Paducah. Departed; Howard
New Orleans; Rhodes, Pittsburgh Car.
rier, 0mabai Eldorado, Huntington;
Diamond 10, St. Paul Champion Paducah.
River fallen Q inches, with Is feet by the
gauge. Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO, June l6.-Arrived: Cons. Millar,
Pittsburgh, Huntingdon;
Grand Tower, Vicksburg; John Dippold,
=. Louis; John Means, No. @, and CITY OF
St. Louis. Departed: Pitts.
burgh, st. Louis; Grand Tower, st. Louis;
Cons. Millar, Memphis; A. ]. Baker and
John Means, st. Louis. River 81 feet and
'alling. Weather clear, Thermometer
'0'
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EXCLUSION and picnic to Washington,
Pa, next Saturday. Only 90 cents for the
trip.
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SILVER TABLEWARE.-Rars Bargains at
the Iswelry Store Of
JACOB W. 6RuBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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WRATnRR INDICATIONS.

7LM12n.Sf.n7r.MI7A.N. I2H. s p MI P. n.
a a q 6S o. 50
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
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EEw York, June lG.-Arrived: The
from Liverpool.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
BROKEN BANK.

Loss Quarter ofa Million Through the
ForgerIes ofthc President.
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CHIPPING TAGs.-wE ALWAYS
y have 90 hand = full line Of DRHSLS0ES8 HIP.
PING TAGS which We ue prepared 70 print at lOWOst
'n'' ski y .s 4 G y fesIsssasA
, 1880-12-16

LntcHt from tho Payne Colony Mt Cnld-
svc1l, fknE.
CA1l,wE1r4t Kns., Dec. 15+-Thp solistcrs md
settlers remained In camp to-dny. Lieut.. Wood
arrived With tT0 companies Of c1vnsry fruu,
Oklal.0nla, and tho sultliors present formidable
aprearancp. Cnpt fnynu received numerous
TUTORS from tho coton!sts Mt lIiloront points,
Offering tn comu Immediately II necessary.
Courtera nrG In FROM tho western countica,
whcro tho poor,o aro sall to bo literally starvol
out, a1,l report wtioio counties reat'y to movo as
soon as thGy return mt! sIy tho w0rs1
Tho spttlera any they will Rwn!t newa from Or.
Wilson, who ils g0no to Washington, before
th0y nAkp another move. Eyery settler Ia
worked up to tho bofcf TINT they havo tho lnw-
ful right to 70, md 1t Is an Outrage tint thoy
aro restrained They surround oyery nov con'or
Dr visitor, md t,t,uto inv. constitutions, md
treaties lis though eneh InonlIor WIS cnnsttu-
tiounl lawyer. Tho opinion OF I,sodhuatt,
krlIn, allL Phillips. tho Committee OF II. Louis
lawyers ws,n reported tho lat1ts subtoat to sot~
tlenlet,t, Ia rolled on by tho sottlcrs to sustain
tholl.
Thero aro ITO Colonela amongst tho aottlors,
hut oyory other nun Is II MuJor or Captatn.
i tnllas-lucetinK OF tho cltzuns prcsIiett over
BY Mnynr Mcaghvr, was hold at tho aehool: :houso
Tonight. HpcUGhGa WprD lllNtlu By CApt. FMync.
ucorNs II. Jnckson. and Mnj. l3ls,ss explaining
tho sltuatt0n. nosouttu,!H wero Atoptc.l III.
asiil9 tic rt sio;lt 10 nrlor lilo tFuoTs "a '.s .
company tho sett!ora to 0klnhoniG Us an cact'rt-
C0l. Cnppingcr,. Mn}. ftan4all. Lieut.. htRsnu,
nrutn8. Tiloy miuglo with thu settlers frceiy,
and til this why rptaifa their influence with tho
words, did grIls by wfic. thoy Kl,ow caoh oti,or,
nnd tiler0 ls u secret meeting to.ntxht. They
ss scts w@ oy teeS a ssS ss g nc II 10 oS 6Sl
Tho cry Is Gu to UkIHhunluF'