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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-22

oxE Of the difficulties in the matter OF
relieving the Jail of its present complement
OF lunatics, Is that most OF them are Of the
violent and troublesome order and the
only vacancies in the Insane Asylum are
said 10 be in the mild wards. Its stated
to be an astonishing fact that the more
violent lunatic is the longer he lives,
(which accounts for the longevity OF the
Rr0isers local staff, but anyhow the
troublesome patients at the Asylum seem
10 hold on longer than any other kind, a
good many OF those sent over from Staun-
ton being still on hand and the balance
thriving, as alleged, in proportion to the
activity, destructiveness and general un.
comfortable qualities ofthe patient. This
is a remarkable condition Of affairs, but
It's practical application consists in the
fact that the Asylum authorities have no
room for any noisy, filthy lunatics now,
and will not take them. The only kind
they will take are genteel, we'll behaved
lunatics, and DR.. Camden's visit Is
understood to be for the purpose OF ascer.
tanning whether the Jail here contains any
OF that kind or not.
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RmR.-An alarm Of fire was sent in
at 0 o'clock =. NJ. yesterday from the Nigi'
liant Engine House, caused by very tn,
fling blaze in the house, No. 62S, occupied
nv Rev Deftibagh as residence, and own.
cd by Alex Pannell, A reporter Of this
naner made an examination Of the prem.
les and found that the fire originated in
The lower corner Of an unoccupied room.
4 niece OF board, about foot square, had
been burned away, and the window near
by scorched. In this corner was what ap,;
peared 10 be bundle Of kindllng wood
and burned paper, but when examined
more closely turned out to be paper and
rays; the latter very dirty and greasy, and
Inc inference the reporter drew was that
the fite was the result Of spontaneous
combustion, or at least, there was nothing
incendiary aboutit. The flames were put
ont by d bucket or two OF water. NO new
developments were made yesterday, nor
any arrests made in connection with the
vsecedIne fires. The extra men are sttll
on duty, and the popular belief is that
The trouble 10 over.
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PARK TA1K.-There Is still considerable
talk about the proposition to establisha
public park among residents In all sections
OF The city. The trouble seems to be that
everybody wants II In his own back yard;
so 70 speak, or at least in the immediate
Vicinity Of his own residence. The did
Guilty Is likely to be encountered still more
prominently in Council, many Of whose
members consider themselves as bound In
duty to smash any proposition that does
not directly benefit their own wards, and
lis the general opinion that unless there
is some consolidation for the benefit Of
the general public, it Is not likely We will
have any park improvement or any other
Improvement OF general interest. "There
is no impediment in the way OF park
except the jealousies OF different sections
OF the city, said an active member oil
Council yesterday. 1.-THE city, according
to her last statement, is within the limit
OF her bonded Indebtedness more than
100000. and is amply able TO establish
and support such an institution
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Tue Law AID ORDER MOVEMENT Con.
siderable interest seems to bemanitested
still in the law and order controversy,
which seems likely to assume the proper.
tions OF an issue between that portion Of
onr citizens who want Sunday observed
according to certain liked rules and regu'
lations as to employments and anu q
ments, and those who want to keep The
day as they please. The following peti'
ton was circulated for signatures yester-
day:
To die Mayor and Council Of IYhesling:
We, the undersigned, being all voters Of
the State and city hereby express sur dis.
appreciation OF the steps taken by our
ministers and some people who call them
selves "I.aw and ORDERS" for the purpose
OF q strict Sunday observance: We con-
slider this movement as not being in har'
mony with the Office OF minister, whose
sole object should be to Contine himself 70
the pulpit and not NEEDLE with the people
by attempting to put constraint upon
them as TO their way OF observing the
Sabbath. We claim that Sunday has been
and Is kept as orderly as could be expected
and see no reason for any amends that
should be made. This expression Of our
opinions and sincere belief Is hereby
made, that your honorable body may
Illustrate any attempt on the part oil. our
ministers and claw and Orders" to bur
den upon our shoulders such laws as are
not In harmony with our sentiments.
This petition, which is being generally
circulated, seems calculated TO narrow
down the Issue into a question as 10
whether any changes whatever shall be
made In the city ordinances as to Sunday
regulations.
II Is understood that the petitions and
proposed ordinance OF the Law and Order
Association will be presented at the nexl
meeting Of Council, special or regular, and
as there is probability that q special
meeting WILDE held shortly for the pur
pose Of considering unfinished business II
Is likely the matter will be settled during
the present month.
Concerning the attitude OF Council
upon the question, It is difficult 10 secure
any information upon which predictions
can be based, most OF the councilmen sta
ting that they will make up their mind
MS 10 what Is best to DO done when boil
sides are heard. One OF the prominen
members OF the Second Branch stated tc
the reporter that he thought the move
ment OF the law and order workers hat
been embarrassed by too much talk ant
consequent Misunderstanding. "lt they
had quietly proposed" he said, ito maxi
the city ordinances conform to the Stat
law, in the matter oil Sunday observance
think there would have been no Difficult
ty in having the changes made "rhe
trouble now is, that the whole movement
is misunderstood and its purposes misrep
resented"
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PgRsoYAI.-Mr. John Norton, Manager
Of the Belmont blast furnace, has resign
ed his position to accept more remun
erative one at the Grand Tower bias
furnace st. Louis, Mo-, and will leave ii
few days 10 take charge. Mr.. Norton i
superior furnace man, and will be
valuable addition TO the mill that has Sc
cured hisservices.
It was W. II. instead OF S. II. Wood
ward, who was elected director OF th,
Nail City Brewery, Tuesday,
Burgomaster Baum, OF the Eighth ward
is on the streets again, after a very seriou
illness.
W. @. Pendleton, Esq, Chief Clerk a
the office OF Superintendent OF Ere,
Schools, resumed his duties again yester
day, alter weeks absence.
Gov. Mathews and wife returned homl
yesterday from weeks absence in New
York and other Eastern cities. The Gov
ernor states that his advices are that nj
further disturbances are apprehended II
the Kanawha Valley, and that the riotert
will be held for trial.
Miss Sallie Howell, OF this city, who hal
been visiting friends in New York anC
Philadelphia, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Sig. Luscher, popular brewer o.
Frankfort, n.y.. registered at the stamm
yesterday.
VIM. Karb, OF Baltimore, is autographed
at the Stamm.
Messrs. S. @. Gist, ]. @. Gist, T. Il
Buchanan and O. II. Beall are attending
the Sheep Breeders Convention at Steu-
benville. The Convention determined to
publish second volume OF the U. s.
Merino Sheep Register, and elected j. w.
Kirkpatrick, Of Ohio, President, and S. @
Gist, Secretary.
Messrs. Leo Reister, Geo. busch and
Ed. Dick returned yesterday morning
from visit to GAINESVILLE. M ~
l.. r. Smith, Esq, OF Washington, Pa,
is at the New Mcclure.
Hon. W. G. McGrew, oil Morgantown, il
at the Mcclure.
Frank Hearne, OF the Riverside Mill,
left for st. Louis last night.
Among the late arrivals at the New Nc.
Lure House are the following: w. J. Gas.
son, Richmond; a. d. Mercer, Spring.
field; S. l.. Bloyd, Glen Easton; 7. H.
Smith, CINCINNATI; w. A. Hendricks, II.
B. Fisher, T. q. I.apaley, New York; G.
A, Garder, Edward Forbes, Chicago; Geo.
Alden, Baltimore; E. \. Baldwin, Clarks-
burg; J. @. ConroY, Pittsburgh; B. T.
Bowers New Martipsyille; L. B. Smith,
Washington; H. G. Griffith, baltimore,
D. II. Mcdonald, St. Louis; r. II. Brown,
FairView; w, @. McGrew, Morgantown.
Among yesterday 'sarrivals at the Stamm
were: A. ]. jenkins, sandusky, Ohio; D.
Ieany, VIM. Korbe. Baltimore; B. +.
Charlton and niece, Warrington; ]. W..
Lines, DAYTON; L. l. Moore, Pittsburgh;
Louis Weitzel, Sigmund Luscher. Harry
Wilson, Frankfort; N. !. Walton, B. E.
McCuskey, Cameron; II. O. Wilson, \.
Eislnan, Pittsburgh; ]. F. Travis, Gone
East; ]. A. Watson, Weston J: N. Green,
Cadizj Simp. Jones, st. Mary's A. ].
Smith, Bridgeport.
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late David 6. Fickes, river editor Of the
Pittsburgh Chronicle. The flags OF the
steamers ut the wharf were displayedat
hall mast. AZ RI
The Pittsburgh Telegraph OF last evening
says: The following lows for Cincinnati
have gone, or depart to-day; Enterprise,
u bafges, $4,000 bushels; ]. O. FISHER,
10 barges, 100000 bushels; Alex. Swift,
IL barges. $4,000 bushels; Sam Brown, 0
barges, ] small barge, U flats, $4,000
bushels.
A special TO the Cincinnati Gazette, dated
Washington, January 20, says: Capt.
S. p. Apologize, OF Portsmouth, has been
appointed Assistant Inspector Of Boilers in
the Cincinnati District The Board OF
Supervising Inspectors OF Steamboats, Is
gathering here for It's annual meeting,
which will continue several weeks.
Cincinnati Gdkette OF yesterday: The
st. Lawrence brought between 5000 and
Z, 900 kegs of nails, Of which she gave the
Bedford ], 500 kegs, the Jas. w. Gaff 1000
kegs, the United States 800 kegs, and put
$500 kegs on the wharfboat for the Pitts
burgh 10 take 10 st. Louis.
[By Telegraph
PfTsBuRaM, January 2l.-River s feet
Q inches and rising. Weather fair and
cool. Departed; Emma Graham at IF. NJ.
CINCINNATI, January 2l.-River % feet
Sinches and falling. Departed: Hudson
and Dacotah, Pittsburgh; Bedford, New
Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS, January 2l.-Weathet
clear. Thermometer 66o. Light rain this
morning. No arrivals. Departed: Chas
P. Chateau Memphis; Commonwealth,
st. Louis; Pc. Brown, Cincinnati, loading
to leave tomorrow.
EVANSVILLE, January 2l.- Heavy rain
and thunderstorm. River 20 7-l0 feetand
falling, The following Is the port list
Arkansas Belle, Cairo and return; Rain
bow, Louisville and return; Silver Cloud,
from Florence; Nellie Spear, up.
ST.. LOUIS, January 2l.-River fallen {
inches, II feet inches by the gauge
Weather cloudy, rain during the day, hui
clear tonight. Arrived: Belle Of Mem
phis, Memphis; Gold Dust, Vicksburg
Departed: Belle OF Memphis, Memphis
Champion. Paducah; Stevens, Dyersburg
Howard, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, January 2l.- River falling
with 10 feet 3 inches in The canal, anc
feet inches in the chute on the falls
Weather clear and pleasant with rain al
dark. Guiding Star, New Orleans 10 Gin
cinnati; Samuel Clarke and tow for Pitts
burgh; the Cons Millar and Pittburgh arc
duenp; the ]. B. Williams and tow leave
tonight.
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wAsH1NoroN, January 22.-1 A. M.-For
Tennessee and the ohip Valley, light
rains followed by colder clearing weather,
rising barometer and northwest to south
west winds.
For the Lower Lakes, threatening wealth
er and snow or rain, falling barometer
and east to south winds, followed during
the night by rising barometer and cold
northwest 10 southwest winds.
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BIRTHDAY PARry.-A pleasant party
took place last night at the residence Of
Henry Zoeckler, member of Council In
the First Branch from the First ward, The
occasion being the attainment OF his 3lst
birthday. His friends OF the Coyote Fish:
ing Club, during the evening presented
him with beautiful sideboard and decan:
tiers. The evening was pleasantly passed
Ivy nll
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Iowa presIlen,InI preferences.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, January 2o.-The
Gazette, Of this city, will publish to-mor.
row morning a carefully prepared report
OF interviews with seventy-nine Repub-
lican lawyers, business men and other
citizens as to their Presidential preference.
AL are representative men, and their
names are given. The result ioots up
thus: First choice-Blaine, %; Sherman,
2s; Wsshburne, 10, and Grant, II. Second
choice-Blaine. %; Sherman, 20; Wash
burne, IS, and GrauL 10. Many asserted
a preference for Hayes, had he not de.
clared that he would not accept the candi.
dature
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THIEVES TAKEX.-sunday night last, the
butcher shop OF Mr.. Rees Burdett, who
butchers for the Tuscarawas Railroad, was
entered and lot OF meat and hides taken
from Poverty Row, Belmont county,
Two men named James Williams and Sam.
Lockhart, were suspected and arrested,
and at hearing yesterday before Justice
Pratt, OF st. Clairsville, they were commit
led to the st. Clairsville jail for court, IN
default OF bail. They were defended by
Wilson Kennon, Esq,
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SIorPAr-wlsE-A very quiet wedding
came OF in the First Ward yesterday at
ternoon, the parties to the contract being
Mr.. John Motiat aud Miss Kate, daughter
OF Jacob Wise, Esq, The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. James Motiat
brother OF the groom. There were no at
tendants. None but immediate friends Of
either party were present. After the Ger.
emony. which took place at $3.50, a recep'
zion was held until the departure OF the
train on tho "Pwiky," when the bridal
nnrtv left for the East.
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IIoI Main street.

nENTTsTRY.-To THOSE THAT DE
~ SIRE 10 save their natural teath We would say
that We are now better prepared than ever before 70
enable them To do 20. BY the use Of an EttcIRo
MAgNKTIc PLussRR We can and are making better
and handsOmer Gold FilngS, with more case 70 our
Paiients, than have heretofore been made 70 this
cIiy or eiBoWhere, without the aid Of the Electric
PlupCr. What We say We can prove oy AeiWH
REORGANIZATION, Call aud see for yourselves.
JAMES N. SURlISON son
AuI No. IilS Market ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
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Coal Mines Caying In.

PorrsrIILE January el.-At o'clock
this morning the surface Of the earth over
the workings OF Miller, Hoeh & Co.'s
mine, at Mahonoy Plains, cayed in. The
earth isstill cracking, and is liable to sink
at any time. This Is the third time the
earth has sunk over these workings.
Workmen stopped several weeks ago on
account OF an injunction to restrain the
owners from taking coal, as it supports
the surface.
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TRASsvERs OF REAL EsrATR.-The fol.
lowing transfers Of real estate were admit
ted to record in the Office OF the County,
Clerk yesterday:
Alexander Bone, Sr., and wife to the Cen
tral Glass Company for the interest Of the
former In lot No. 4, Churchhill's addition,
'0i Deed sSi made Jan. 10, 1880, by W. P. Hub.
bard, trustee, to the Nail City Building As
sociation for lot No. 100, in 0rlof zane's
addition, for $40.
Deed made January 10Th, 1850, by W.
P. Hubbard, trustee, for the south half OF
lot No. 5, in oaldwell's addition, for sos.
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Stocks and Real Estate-I. Irwin.
Benson's Ferry Notice.
For Rent-Geo. Fl. Parks.
Wanted-Canvassers.
Notice-Parsons.
Auction Sale OF Clothing-E.C hristman.
Window Cornices, &C. Flood.
Yalentines-C. II. Quimby.
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PAYING Cry OPflcRRs.-City Clerk Up.
degraif in view OF the late rulings oil
Council, announces his attention OF cary
ing out the provision OF the ordinance
which provides for the payment OF salaried
officers OF the city quarterly, and good
many OF the officers who cannot conye-
niently wait three months for their mon
ey are anxious that the ordinance be
changed before the first OF February next
Heretofore the city officers have been
paid on the first OF each month, although
the ordinance provided for quarterly pay
ments custom and the necessities ofthe case
being the reason OF the departure from the
rule laid down. Both branches OF Coun.
Gil at late meeting agreed to change this
portion OF the ordinance, but disagreed
upon q part Of the amending ordi-
nance, which proposed to allow
the City Clerk to pay the street hands on
the Street Commissioners certificates in
advance OF Council meetings, A confer
ence committee was appointed and made
its report, bot the First Branch still ad.
hered to its resolution not to pass the
ordinance with the clause last above re-
ierred to included In it, and thus the entire
amending ordinance is. hung up between
the two branches and the original ordl.
nance, with all its inconvenience, is still
in force.
1t Is the general opinion that IL no
agreement can be reached promptly on
the disputed points between the two
branches, the amendment, on which both
are agreed, paying city officers monthly
instead of quarterly, should be adopted at
once. There is no reason why the salaried
officers should be compelled TO wait three
months for their wages. With many Of
them, such as the policemen, water works
engineers and others, it would be hard.
ship to compel them to wait beyond the
expiration Of month for their money,
and they suggest that Council ought to
remedy the difficulty at It's next meeting.
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Make .nappy New Year" Happy.

Make Happy New Year" Happy.
By presenting your wife. daughter, sister,
or friend with a
Steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering Piano,
palace" Organ,
Loring & Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
Accordion,
Guitar,
Violin aud bow,
o. Banjo,
From the magnificent stock to be found
at Lucas Music Store. 1927 Market street
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To WHOM IT MAY CoScERS.-In looking
around TO purchase my stock to start a
grocery, l found S. Baer & Sons the
cheapest. They carry the largest and
most complete stock Of groceries in the
city, and are the most accommodating
merchants l have ever met, and would
say have saved atleast 8 per cent in buy
ing my goods. ! would say to all mer.
chants, ii would pay them to examine s.
Baer & Sons stock before buying.
JAMES GREEN.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAFE,

v Inc plot OF ground located on NIneteenth streot,
which stands the Soap aud Candle Mandatory,
erected by, and formerly operated BY Edward Reid.
The main huilding1S brick, two stories high, 6Ox4O
teeii rendering house, 10 feet tqulre attached 70
l6x6Q stables and other outbuldings There are two
arse soap kettlel ono with capacity 70 make thirty
thousand, and the other afleen thousand pounds Of
soap Two hrge rendering kettles eight candle ms
ing machine, and sundry machines and articles used
10 the business There are four small tenement
houses on the ground, and . lease which Yields Al
pre1ent rental Of s69l per annum. The above will
b sold-pArL e1sh And the balance on liberal time.
CITY bonds will be taken 10 part payment For fur.
ther information inquire oil ALEXANDER BONE,
General Ausneas and Real Etaie Agent, 1873 Market
street, Crangle's Block, over City Bank.
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PEDESTRIAN PoISrs.-Mr. D. r. Major,
Of Moundsville, began the task OF walking
100 miles in "a hours Of the Belleyiew
Garden, on Market street. Tuesday night
at s o'clock, aud accomplished his task at
eleven minutes before 0 last night. Mr..
Major Is a good walker, aud did not APP
pear much fadgued from his effort. After
The contest was oyer he was presented
with q silver pitcher BY an admiFing
friend.
To-day three young ladies will walk Of
the same garden against time.
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Music Books, ali kinds, at sheib's.

Mr.. NJ. sALlSoEn, who will open up the
"Atlantic Clothing House," No. 1920
Market street, Crangle's Block, March LIST,
left today to purchase his stock OF goods.
He will bring to this city the largest stock
aud variety Of clothing and gents furnish.
ing goods ever opened out.
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THERE was quite delegation from our
city went up to the reception at Mr.. Myers
above the city last evening. They report
o most pleasant time. Cockayne's orches'
ira was In attendance.
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BUY a Present that will outlast time
one to not only gladden. the heart to-day but
In after years awaken happy recollec,lUns
of The aver. JACOB W. GRUBB.
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POLICE CouRT-Jlige Cranmer.

POLIUk UouhF-IUuYe VIuE"'s''
The following cases were disposed Of at
this court yesterday morning:
James Johnson No. 4, alias Pat. McGown,
William Bernard and William Gordon,
Migrants. All committed, the two latter
for six months and the former Tor thirty
WIN. Anderson, drunkenness, thirty
days 10 eity prison,
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepi's drug store, Opera
House corner:
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TnY Dilworth Brothers Roasted Coffee,
and you will use no other.
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Ed. CuRlsrMAS will sell lot Of cloth,
ing at auction tonight, in the old street
car office, under the Mcclure House.
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MACON & HAMLlN Organs, one. tenth the
price quarterly, till paid, at Shelb's.
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BEST qualities ofstring at sheib's.

The best Roasted Coffee is DilwOrtt
Brothers..
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SAIEoF VALUABLE CITY LOIS.

The UNDERSIGNED will odsr al private sale until The
2tth day Of JANUARY, 1850, apiece Of ground stu.
ated 10 East Wheeling, nlainlng acre, roods and
II 2-lO pots and fronting on Baltimore and Tenth
streets. There "a 90 the premises good bt; dwell.
lug cOhtlinng three rooms. The above ground has
been laid out Into lats Of u by 40 Ieet AMI will b
not sold before the above date Will on that day sell
the same at public auction at the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, commencing At 10 A. N.
plat Of the ground may be SEEM and information re-
pllCati0nto re A. II. BRITT,
Or w. II. HALLKR, No i3S Fourteenth 81.
t. Aueti6huer. dei2-TThE
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TnE CouRrs.-MuSrtirAl CouRr-ludql
Cranmer,-This Court met at 10 o'clock
4. N. yesterday, and adjourned until Sat,
nrtiay at the same houf.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

ar. MI Pm
20 $? 20 q 50 IS ~