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NOT FOR GRANT.
That's what the Germans at cleveland
Ray.

Say.
CLEVELAND, ONO, February 9s.-The
Cleveland Aa.eiger, always Republican,
contains an editorial this afternoon where.
in It ts stated that under no circumstances
will 1t support General Grant for the presi'
dency. II Grant Is nominated, 1t would
repudiate him, but support the Republi'
can county, State and Congressional
tickets. The editorial states further that
no effort has been made TO obtain sigma
tures TO the German auti.Grant third term
petition put in CIRCULATION few days ago
but that over thirteen hundred signatures
have already been obtained. From thii
there can be no doubtthat the Germans o
Cleveland are very unanimously opposed
TO General Grant
While here yesterday General GarfelC
held quiet conference with some Of the
Shermen men OF this city, and, It is said
made q few remarks, giving some OF thl
reasons why the Ohio delegation shoult
bs solid for the Secretary. This does ava,
with the report that Sherman Is really no
Garfields first choice.
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ParkOnburS Journal.
Ohio County has raised $500 OF the
$4,000 allotted as her share Of the fund
necessary to make the preliminary survey
O., the Wheeling and Parkersburg narro"
gauge road. But theraising OF the other
$500 is found to be hard shedding. The
interest in ibis enterprise between these
two points is now at It's flood tide, and
viii I he easy 10 manage y prompt action is
taken but II neglected until spring opens
Il will require hard work to bring The In
terest in L up to even a moderate stand
ard. WheeIing's responsibility in the en-
terprise is heavy onei and II she nov 2,
fails in discharging her full duty y w! ?.
more disastrous 10 her commercial inter
ests than II she had never pnt her shou!
der to the wheel.
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CHICAGO.
Pork Packing gInterests-BusIness nj the
Banks-weekIy Trade Review.

Pork Packing nterests-Business nt the
Banks-weckIy Trade Review.
CHICAGO, February 2S.-The regular
winter packing season ends tonight, and
the following figures show the number Of
hogs slaughtered and sailed by Chicago
packers from November 1st to date in the
seasons named: 2,37S0OO in 1S7O.s0,
against 2,94S, ll5 in 1850. Had it not
been for the strike among the employees Of
the packing houses, the number for this
season would have been much larger.
Business at the banks during the week
has been better than last week, owing
TO an increase in the demand for money
and other favors by Board OF Trade men
from other quarters. There has been a
fair inquiry for the needful, but the de-
mand all told fell below the wishes Of our
moneyed institutions, who shouldered all
the good to choice paper presented by
regular customers and others in good
standing, at 6a7 per cent per annum. The
carrying charges on cereals and hog pro-
ducts in store here are large in the aggre-
gate, and the banks are the benefters.
Eastern exchange has been down to ship.
ping rates all the week, and the banks
have been ordering, but not receiving
much currency, owing to scarcity OF
small bills. The clearings of the Chicago
banks for the week, with one holiday, foot
upa total Of S23, ,729,910 SO, being about
s., ,926, 900 more than for the correspond
ing week last year. The total 'clearings
for the month OF February, now closing,
were Slll, 1884 1887 II.
THE TRADE OF TIE CITY.
Is good and healthy, and as soon as the
roads in the country improve, the rush
will begin. The flow OF currency to and
from the city has been fair. On Change
the markets for grain have been quiet, and
the general feeling has been fairly active
and without material change. The visible
supply Of grain in the States and Canada
on the dates named was: February 2lst,
81, ,427 300 bushels; February l4th, 81, l,570,-
900 bushels; February 9TH, SO ,5S2, 900 BUSH
January 81, El,30l.000 bushels; January
14th, 1884 900 bushels; January 18th,
81, 800, 900 bushels; January 10th. 51,0l9,-
900 bushels; January Sd, 40, ,64S, 900 bushels.
During the week the receipts and ship
ments OF the articles named sum up: Re-
ceipts OF flour, AL $40 barrels; grain 1,5l4,-
022 bushels; hogs, lsl, 793 head. Ship
ments OF flour, 4S,9l6 barrels; grain, l,044.
900 bushels; pork, 2,932 barrels; lard,
5,ll4,SS2 pounds; cut meats, 1885, ,475
pounds.
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EVANSVILLE.


MhsfhE MtH-HHfKttptF hiIItu.
EVANSVILLE, February 20.-Apprehen-
sions are entertained for the safety Of Will
NJ. Ruster and Oscar Knox, Of this. city,
who crossed the river yesterday on hunt
and have not returned. An unsuccessful
search was made for them to-day.
Fred. Selzsr, a former barkeeper OF this
city, but more recently OF Rockport, on
Saturday night fired through the window
Of A. ]. Hickman's saloon at the barkeep.
er, who had put him out. The barkeeper
seeing the movement, lodged behind the
counter and escaped. Hickman went TO
the door, when Selzer shot him through
the head, killing him instantly. selxer
escaped.
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Hum OFFICER EDWARDS report ol
| a dty mortality Tor the past month,
In more than the usual number ol
aA large proportion OF these have
s.td from measles, usually considered
isrl Iluent, and III fact usually such
| I'm proper care is taken Of the patient,
ltnhble, therefore, that 9 considers
Ri.aber oithe deaths from this silment
/ R rsulted from neglect, and as it Ia
p!tSs that the disease, still prevalent,
Esrfuae 50 in this neighborhood fol
aMi i've or three months, people
E4Sd deal with 1t will do well to be
q areIul. Fatalities in connection
i nstsle, nIually result from the
tEa taking cold before the disease is
asutel from their systems. Keeping
aa, anil preserving an even tempera'
ahthe room OF sixty-tlve or seventy
sa Fahrnheituntil there is no posSi'
FdIhs disease remaining, iGthc usual
ss4nn oIphysicians, and 1t will pay to
laMh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-01

IN IOuF hiur EuuInR or LuFuluE UFhys
.London Hair Color Restorer," the most
cleanly and delightful article ever intro
duced to the American people. 1t is to-
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or gummy, and free from all impure
Ingredients that render many other
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hair, restores gray hair, gives 1t new life,
cures dandrutI, causing the hair to grow
where 1t has fallen off or become thin,
does not soil or stain anything, and is so
perfectly and elegantly prepared as TO
make 1t q lasting hair dressing and toilet
luxury.
write: "Please send us one gross Lon.
don Hair Color Rettorr." We have sold
large quantities Of 1t lately, and will con-
tinue TO recommend It, as we think 1t de-
cidedly the best preparation In the market,
The writer OF this Is using 1t on his own
head" London Hair Color Restorer Is
sold by all druggists at 20 cents bottle,oi
six bottles, for a. Principal Depot fol
United States, $50 North Sixth street.
Philadelphia.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer Price, Is cents o bottle. Si1
bottles, 81. Main depot for the U. s., 33(
North Sixth ST., Philadelphia. Trhs4w
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EoYr1IAN MAsoNloINaulRIEs.

PARIS, February 9S.-A Cairo correspon-
dent telegraphs that Prince osman Pasha,
the Khedive's first cousin, has carefully
read the Masonic discussions published in
the New York Herald, which 80 interested
him that His Highness, accompanied by
Prince Ibrahim Bey and DR.. Fanton. sailed
yesterday in his yacht for Upper Egypt to
examine other monuments from Masonic
point OF view. The Grand Masters Of the
English and Egyptian Lodges in Cairo are
confident that Commander Gorringe's EN-.
blems are Masonic. Mariette Pasha, who
Is not Mason, is not yet prepared to ex'
npaaa an nnininn. 'IH.
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Accident ntn Funeral.

WASHINGTON, PENN, February 2s.-The
funeral services Of Mrs. John Brown were
held at her late residence at White Mills,
bordering this county yesterday. The
sermon and prayer over, the friends were
taking q last look at the corpse, when the
floor suddenly gave way. all present being
prccipitated to the cellar below, but,
strange 10 say, no one was injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-01

DAVENPORT, Iowa, February 2s.-The
weather interierel with the Panell dem.
orstration here to-day. In the evening
the Opera House was iairly filled. Par.
nall and Highlander addressed the meet
ing and were followed by prominent cii-
gens. At the close oithe meeting q oollec.
ton was taken up, gathering in over 500,
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An ola rnper In New lIands.

MILWAUKEE, February 2o.-The Mil
waukee Ncus, one OF the Oldest newspa-
pers in the Northwest, recently purchased
by Jas. S. White, will appear next Tues
dav in new dress and form, Mr.. White
assuming the editorial charge, assisted by
D. ]. Reid, late OF New York and Chicago,
and q. II. Ganowine, late ofthe Louisville
and Cincinnati press,
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A, Irrressiye' Assemhiyman,

NEv YoRE, February 29.-Assemblymap
Hogan and his brother had an alteration
tonight with policeman Carter, in which
the latter was knocked down with a sl9ng'
shot and kicked and beaten so badly II is
feared he will die. Hogan represents the
First district
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NEy YoRK, February 20.-Ata meeting
OF the Parnell Central Committee to-day
the following resolution was adopted'
ResOl,sd, That the Secretary be directed
to express to the people Of Chicago the
deep sense Of satisfaction we have telt at
the grand reception which they gave
Messrs. Parnell and Dillon, and special
thanks be conveyed TO those who took
prominent part in organizing that demon
stratiop,
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A wc,t virginia MethuseInh.

PoINT PLRAsANr, ". Va, February 2S.
This morning an old negro man called
"Abe" wss found dead in Henry J. Fish
er's garden, In This place. He was the
oldest fId IPs S Sss being ss6yUs HI ysSss
African, being brought to this countsy
when babe. ----
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In
tVe'ellnd Herald states in a double
aa emphatic MANNER that 1t is au.
~ % say that all statements made,
| { ea a1le press or by private persons,
S''snl Garfield has changed his
atsarl to the canvass OF Secretary
|I,-.a I0f the Presidency, are absolute
|iss a' foundation. General Garfield
md will not be a candidate ior
s.ta a'' and stands squarely and fatty
Sls.. ~ Ietter, recommending the Re.
ss',.s Saa,oiohiO to give their united vote
,..,, t,''"iIOhn )! Sherman for President. H,
~, us that Mr. Sherman is the choice o
q \ ~ "a Y ,lglority Of the party in this State
S5's,Iass S5 Ias highest political wisdom, anc
lnSS'S Of the Republicans, will b,
kSlnS n eOnding u unanimous delega
Vai'ln bis favor 1--WE do no
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M. MANN Walk.

WHITEHALL, N. Y, February 29,-Dayid
Hoag, OF Mineville, died at Port Henry TO.
day from the effects Of morphine and 9TH
er stimulants given him while walking
ltwenty.seyen hours In race at Glenn'i
Falls, Friday, Of which he was winner,
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!. 1osting up on city improve '
N'', u = iocount Of the visit Of the
-. ~ .a a'ISs Satervorks to our neigh, .,i
=. s,o.rilis, se %S,, saturday last, will NIB be
10 lss,be mother column, and the Com
sr ;,,se,s, Alleys and Grades pro-
- ~ Jp, ,t pittsburgh streets and
:, rresdsy next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-01

Colonel Hassler, of Jackson county.
has lust returped from New York, and
from the way he booms for Tilden We In;
fer he smelled the bunghole Of the Old
Mans Bari while he was there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-01

,n ,r.snry receipts for the current
A.. ~, reflect The revival OF the coun'
- ,npeity and It's capacity to pur'
M, nd pay for foreign and domestic tN
| |lnuta The fiscal year ends June So'
,,iAmsipss thus far indicatesl5S' 'Ooo''
sSts \, Jsties, and sll7,OOO,OOO from in
mi ,sresue- e-making together S97o,'
m1o ubltl the miscellaneous receipts
n T,Il 10 3OO.OOOOOO. This exceeds
N so,.,y Of the Treasury's estimate
|issMmy by sleWo,OOO. The total
.p,4itars, including interest and pay
~, ou ali accounts, will be about s97S,'
QtNQ 80 lhat there will be 8 surplus in
N Treasury, July !, Of Se2,OOO,OOO. AS
4, l,rslsd consumption Of both i'm
wI sud excise goods will continue
|srssh The next fiscal year, there will be
,iuilil and perhaps larger surplus in the
IssaT July !, 1851.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-01
A mEBE LABORATORY EypERIMENT

LoNnox, February 90.-J. Ballantyne
Hannay, has written TO the Finn diamond
dealers here, saying that his discovery will
not Affect their business, as the cost OF pro:
ducing Is very small quantities Of
boart Is so great as 10 relegate the process
10 mere laboratory experiment.
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:, 6555l7 Toiss on The Pm m l3ss; 6Oc
Sag.as a,a.,ietion stio to extend the Weston
s,g1,sn,, s,g4lsS,',''na narrow guago to Buck
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GirdaEdIl and financial change has
a.uGtAe Golden state. Capital has
Ahttisg up and going East with It's
ny hs, and now u large part OF Cali
Faibn'iucS that kept money stirring
'saaetel in New York. Property in
nH Hl mines and other business that
&aa be carried away has shrunk to
rttvely nothing in value. The
lnny that the bottom has fallen out
AIthnia, Nearly all the theatres are
ssa md the one or two that open spas
sAaly do no business like the flush OF
al4A The new constitution OF Cali
"a md the Kearney-KOlloch rule in
= h1aei'o are chargeablc with this
fiS The constitution is both OPP
sH TO capital and proscriptive ol
i'dL' soon suspended business by
9'sk ani heels. Capital, alarmed,
aaEtDnA Is dOuble-ended execution
IL Ii the SLlte to take care ol
Asss body Of trade. And ior
as@eplSt the dead have been busy
slas their own deaa. The funeral
anything but che, ,'riul even to
'sa''tAE'n who expected to make
Sutd'Ove 1t away instead. Labor
ESs Tor employment all over the
/ -, I%s Ge capital to employ It is gone,
~ ssiI rins as fast rs it accumulates,
| j, : S'a'e is kept constantly drained
'ae new constitution discriminates
mater FOtimmigration-inyitingo one
ND placing restrictions which
Ns % a prohibition upon another,
aS'' SencOuraged in terms by the
NJ aud the same terms have rob
Whites Of work to do. The "sand
3, 4'Venert marched into power ant
~, w. nothing left to rule but The
n ! aes oil tormer posperity. Capita
IN Iaaenel and 1t fled. Labor wa
ID and it languIshed, and this Il
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EVANSVILLE, February 29.-Weather
cloudy and cold. River % $40 feet, but
falling. Down: Robert Mitchell, Clifton,
Bowling Green and Gray Eagle. Up:
Virgie Lee.
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3, r.dj,pa elections for delegates te
~, y, ,aye.t some reflections to the
y ~ S,,,s NJ iSgalch that ought to be shar'
Z. n p.Dpblicans generally. 1t is signi'
" III, iiaereucein the popularity oi
81 's,a Blaine, that while the entire
=. ,t d lhe machine has to be employ
- 4. NV Tie cause Of the former, the
. ~, y. n layor Of the latter is entirely
w. ...,.,s, While Conkling was NOV
!, ss,,n md earth to secure New York o,
I.s.,,, lDdisua voted for Blaine with
,sIsrge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-01

,,,,nrpo is Iispleased with the re
". Government Engineer, Col
4 rSo VS. leputed to ascertain the
~, l,;'s, 'n' Of Of the mouth OF Little
t,s.S ~. liver and vicinity for an ice
Is''1a 1.,omp.,ed with the mouth Of the
!. l',s. s...av, a Marietta. The Colonel
ls'n. !. n,cb on tho Ohio side.
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FIRST district Census Appolntments.

Weston Democrat
Colonel Geo. R. Latham made the ap.
pointments for enumerators Of the census
in Harrison, Writ, Calhoun, Tucker and
Doddridge counties, while at Clarksburg
last week. There seems TO be some dis.
satisfaction among the Clarksburg people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-01

"NrP your cough in the bud," said
Horace Greeley, by taking "Dr. Sellers
Cough Syrup" Lose no time In getting q
bottle,
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ST. aorHARD PIERoED.

BERSE, Feb. 29.-The work OF piercing
Mount st. Gothartl was satisfactorily COM
pleted at nine O'Clock this morning.
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5,5t. Tie Democratic ', s'at' !.
NSo' ~, 'sl,s which appoints delegates ''
,Hi
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BARGAINS in Summer Dress Goods at
John Emsheimer's,
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d, lstelIissnttr

:, md n Fourteenth street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-03
SEVER TRAP.
An Improvement a, the Capitol.

A sewer trap of very ingenious, yet simple,
design, intended to prevent the escape of sewer
gas, was yesterday placed in the aroaat the west
front of the capitol, directly in front of Archi-
tect Clark's office. Gases have heretofore es.
capped from the sewer at this point in such
volume as to cause much complaint. The new
trap has been placed in tho sewer for the pur.
pose of testing its value, and so far the results
have been highly satisfactory. The apparatus
is the improved patent cast-iron receiver and
stencil trap invented by Thomas Dark, OF Buff
falo, N. Y. These traps have been in operation
in Buffalo, Albany, Toronto and other cities
for several years, and have cGectually pro.
vented the escape OF sewer gas where used.
The main features of the trap are q basin at
the bottom of the trap, sunk below the en-
trance OF the sewer and always full of water
to the level of the top of the basin, and a door
which dips three inches into the water, thus
making perfect trap, preventing tho escape
Of any foul gas from the sewer, wliile facili-
tating the discharge OF water and other mat
ter into the sewer, owing to the inclination ut
which the immovable door is placed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-03

The preparations for the departure of the
American rifle team to Ireland to-day have
been completed At the meeting of the Ma
tional Rife association in New York last
Tuesday, Colonel Bodne, captain of the team,
said that a strong effort was being made to in
duce his men to enter the Frank Hyde match
at Wimbledon. Upon motion Of Major Fulton
resolution was adopted, that Eve consider it
ineXpCdicnt for our representatives to enter
into any team-match except the one they are
sent 10 Ireland to shoot"
OF the eight men composing the team two
Of them, DR.. s l. Scott and Mr.. Charles II.
Laird, arc hom tho Columbia Rifle association
Of this city, DR.. Scott was chosen in the reg
ular way and Mr. Laird was selected to MI the
vacancy caused by the refusal of SIR. Bruce to
join the team, At the practice shooting at
Creedmoor last Tuesday Dr. Scott led, with a
score Of 2lI, and Alr. Laird was fifth, with a
score Of 2C2 Mr.. Laird's score was highly
ercditable considering tho fact that he was
not familiar with the range.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-03
AHUSEM ENTS.
"Tho Doctor of AIonntara .

"The Doctor of Alcantara" was produced al
Odd Fellows hall last evening under the di.
rection Of Mr. L. II. Cate, before one of the
largest and most approciatiye audiences ever
assembled there, Mrs. Love, Miss Levy, Miss
Ellis and Messrs, David l. Towers, f. ii. Bax-
ter, II. J, Reddcld, Herbo Barley aud w. W.
Watson we're in the cast, The oncores were
numerous, and the rendition was one of the
finest ever given in this city. 1t is impossible
10 mention ANY particular one, as all are
equally deserving 0 credit. The opera will
be repeated at a matinee on Saturday at
2, p. m.
summer Theatre Comique.
The managers Of the Comique provide for
their patrons this week cool retreat aud a
ine variety entertainment. No one should
fail 10 attend,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-03
Tho Washington Normal school.

The seventh annual commencement OF the
Washington normal school will be held at the
congregational church Friday evening next.
A well-aranged programme of music aud
essays will DO carried out. The graduating
class is composed of tho following young
ladies: Fannie Biudon Bailey, Jennie Louise
Biyktord, Clara Martha Biehl, Lizzie Freiley
Louise Davis, Mary john Davis, Helen Au-
gusta Duffy, Flora Freyhoid, Sarah Elizabeth
Haley, Emma Rosalo Mason, Agnes Louisa
Macarthur, Janet AoWilliam, Sallle Coleman
Murray, Helen Duyall Robinson, Grace Susan
Silyers, Lily Florence spackman and Mary
Elizabeth Stockett.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-03
HALpACA COATS, EIsEMAN BROS.
FmdIngs of the 0rand JnrY.

The grand jury yesterday presented in.
dictments against the following parties: Wal
ter r. Ward, taking package from the mail
Edward McRar, larceny; e, K. Hayes, om,
bezziement; Walter Fisher, second olfenso
petit larceny Albert Dom, arson; Mary Bell
violation Of postal law; Betty Richardson, as
sault with intent to poison.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-03
i ALPACA COATS, EIsEMAN BROS,
A Police omeer shot.

About o'clock last evening Policeman
Augustus l. Powell, OF the FIRST prccncS was
accdently shot by Policeman Hutchinson
while they were in pursuit of an escaped
prisoner. jim Sewall, = noted colorcd rough
had been put under arrest IN Fighting alley
for disordcrly conduct, aud resisted the officers,
finally making his escape. Hutchinson fred
aud the ball took effect in Powclls ankle,
making q bad wound. Attempts to extract
aftcrward arrested by mounted officer