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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-17
ST. CLAIRsyILLE.
Court Proceedings Last salur day.
ST. CLATRsyILLE, May 10.

81. EVANSVILLE, may 10.
EdItOs InteIllssnoer
The Grand Jury having finished the
hearing Of testimony brought before them,
brought in report this morning at s
O'Clock. They examined one hundred
aud fifteen witnesses and found eleven
true bills. One Of these was against
Joseph Iddings for forgery. Two were
liquor cases. They brought in not true
bill against S. l. Miller, who, it will be re-
membered, was tried before the Mayor oi
Bellaire on charge Of arson, and bound
over to Court.
John B. Wallace, accused Of obtaining
money under false pretenses, not true
bill. Q.
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LABOR DISPUTES.

LONDON, May 5.-rhe lockout at Black
burn to-day will make $1,000 operatives
idle. The mills were not to be reopened
until the operatives in body are ready to
resume work.
Employers in the Aceripgton District
have determined that II the Blackburn
strike continues TO stop their mills on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of each
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hold their clips above the probable mar.

hold their clips above the probable mar
Miss louisa johnson, of Indiana, Is
visiting Ms. Page, on the Crawford farm.
Mrs. John Carmichael, Of Wheeling, Is
visiting friends and relatives in the neigh
borhoed.
Miss Becky Wilson, a student at the
Wheeling Female College, was home
few days last week. She was accompain.
ed by Misses Maddie Palmer and Mary
Gist, also students OF the same institution.
We are glad to learn OF the appointment
OF Mr.. G. g. Sawtell as census enumerator
for this district. We know Of some appli.
cants for the same, who are disappointed,
Robert r, Bane, who Is student at
Franklin College, New Athens, Ohio, 10
home for a few days vacation. The "Dr."
is looking well. NEwT.
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r, ob.erye that in the vote Tor Ad'
NAS sSrt on the 3lst. on Saturday last,
saipIB roI Ran. Wilson and Col. Ben. Mar
isa' s.,.5 SS| uguinst adjournment, while
w., n' wa yo,ed in the affirmative. This
AsnI' ,I .asm 10 indicate that Kenna is
'oa,l ,DTjous about the condition of his
s.. nol' Than ,b,n either OF the two COlonels.
i.lss' s, ,bs number Of addresses that Walk
y i'ST !. mixing al in the Third district and the
e.. q tbat he Is giving Kenna in his
s.D,ner, 'a,-'I we do not wonder that the
s, ~, /, anxious to come home.
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= Hon. Chas. James Faulkner, Demo, =,
III ..rdid,te for Governor, and the
,5.a san' Dan. Lucas, candidate for Congress
Hos, y. Old 81 district, will address the people
y !, ~ p...,ou I county to-day at KingwOOd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-17

IN. HOWARD CARROLL, Of the New YORK
ifas,sss in Cincinnati on Saturday night,
al route from the South to Springfield,
illinois, to write up the Illinois Reppbli-
an Convention which is to come of on
he 18th at that place. He is the gentle
man who came to Wheeling after tbs
Presidential election Of 1876, and wrote up
our West Virginia politics, and from here
vent on South. Inasmuch as he became
Known TO a number OF the Republicans
hereabOuts during his sojourn in our
midst the following interview with him
byarporter ofthe Cincinnati Eaquirer Of
yesterday will no doubt be read with In
tGest:
Howard Carroll, "H. O." Of the New
York Tuna, passed through Cincinnati last
hight en- route for the Illinois Convention.
he 4 fresh from an extreme Southern trip
aud knows more than most people in re-
gisd N what the Cotton States will do in
he ChitNgo meeting. "H. o." objects TO
being inte viewed except by the readers
Olthe Tina, bat our reporter was able 70
lelrn from him, in his own emphatic
language, that John Sherman has need a.
the power Of the Government and much
money to capture delegates from the
South; that he will lose most OF them
and that they will go for Grant wheni they
n into tie Convention. Alabama, MI.
Carroll says, will send twenty delegates
instructed for Grant, the Louisiana dele
gatiOu will stand eight for Grant and
eight for sale; and Mississippi will on thl
INT ballot cast, in spite OF shermani
lehemeS, seven votes for Grant. Mr.: Gar
roll predicts with the utmost conhdene'
That John Sherman will never receive IA
Ntes in the Convention, and that II Gran
hnet nominated some "dark horse" vii
Be He says, in addition, that beyont
any question Jim" Blaine Is among tn
Young men the most popular Republican
iashs country"
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S.M.LowRr, Fish Commissioner for the
Nw. Va. district, publishes the following
,o,i,e in the papers of that district:
al will have a lot Of Carp, 500, soon: which which
NV ,.1oUs having suitable ponds for these
AZ % can get them by applying to me at
Ein,op TiT on and paying charges, II any, Of
ts,,,rs,potatiou s,r from the nearest point on
,Ss Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to the
". are glad to see such notices appear
IA, IN the press Of the State. 1t indicates
an Increasing interest in the all i'm
no,,apt subject of fish culture in West
Tirrnia. The carp is the coming
s,b 5r general use, because more than
apyclae- ,qually good fish it can bs do
mt.tiraled 10 PONDS.
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NEWS AT THE CAPITAL.
Army 0flcsrs on the Retired Llst.

The Adjournment Of CSugrsss-Ths Time
Fixed by the HSuss Likely 10 be Re-
cOnsidsred-Ths Vote on the CUES.
tlon-Wsst YlruInIa's Share Ia
the River and HarbOr Bill
Likely 10 Go By The
Board.
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The Springfield Republican gives Grant
rs instead Of 235 votes as set down above.
The Republican is generally liberal in its
careesious to opponents, and II we adopt
ih estimate it is still true that Grant
l.sks lOl votes of a majority, and he
mus. carry all but seven Of the delegates
YET to be chosen. We do not see how 1t
|. possible for him to do this. Our fear
+ that the game will be to capture dele
ysss at Chicago. There is point in the
remarks Of the New York Sun on this
had.
at Is reasonable to assume that ten per
en; OI those delegates are composed Of
ve1 slippery materials, inclined TO slide
into the hands Of that syndicate at Chica-
70 which will pay the highest price for
hem. There Is no good ground for doubt
sg that the same rule will be applicable
b The lO6 delegates who are yet to be ap.
pointed. Therefore 1t is safe TO say that
no one eau tell with certainty for whom
I,least seyenty.five members Of the CHI
egO Convention will throw their ballots,
until they have themselves cast them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-17

% to this time the number OF delegates
chosen Is $50, and fair division Of them,
.cording to the latest revelations from
New York and Pennsylvania indicates that
hey Eand as follows:
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apiSNWs

poOR AND JOB PRINTING-ATTHE
u Daily fntelllgehoef Job O1ioa you can Ret All
kinds Of Book and Job Printing on the shortest notice
d the lowest phea and In the best style Of the GFt
" 10. IS and q RoaItaanth q
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Ia ns i,seIded Thl. Week.

IN. last Of the Republican State con-
,,,,lous will be held this week, and they
Nil .ead lO6 delegates to Chicago. They
,rs as follows:
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OF Bigadier Generals on the list there
are eighteen. The salary OF each is 81. l25.
The names OF these retired Brigadier Cen
erals and the total sum received by each
aimee retirement Ia as follows:
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The Month of May-OId Times and New
The Weather and the Crops-sheep
shcaring-The Price OF Wool this Sea-
son-PersonAl News.
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Ghe gttelIigftrrsn,

-, So.. as and ~ Fourteenth street.
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NE1aHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRk.

The miller Arson Case-A New Phase in
me Mstier-FIresLoea News and Cos.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03

There is no place in Dallas that is more
Jular than Larry's restaurant, at the White
use, corner Of Main and Austin streets.
81, plies the hungry with such an album
.ce TO cheer tho inncr-man, and It is pre-
led in such paatablc style that when a
son takes meal there once he is sure to
sit the place. Tho restaurant Is kept
IN at all hours and polite and nccommo-
,ng attendants are there to serve customers,
,ters, fish and game, and everything 20 be
Aincd in the eatablo line is ker' tic
eryed on short notice and " l.
os. Call on Larry and be c, u
\. we say.
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Husibrs. Notice,

III on T, Q, Byrn, agent, Terrell, Texas,
Hfepresents tho very best fire insurance
copsnies dong business In Kaufman county,
Hill sell or buy city or county property,
brbyo any information desired concerning
|hhmo. Call and see him. llo Is also the
lgt for the DALLAS DAILY ASD.WEEKLY
NlALD AND COMMERCIAL for Kaufman
bDty, and will deliver every morning the
her anywhere in the city OF Terrell, for
Ienty.Avc cents per week, and take orders
J advertisements and Job work ut publish
prices Any business entrusted to him
blbe highly appreciated. Office upstairs,
tond.door east of tho Postofllce, on Moore
bnue, Terrell, Texas.
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FALLING AWNINGS
Brick CauiOs Pals and Severely IIjnres
Hamusl Baker

The snow Weighs heavily upon the wood
A., awnings, and In some places The rleksty
,ss have sys" ."sf rendering sN1MHs "a, DANCER !SG
cry house OF schoelkopf 4 Doellng gave
" yesterday morning, falling with a tro-
sndous crash 10 the wooden awning below,
ryIng II with u, totally wrecklng T. The
mice Wa some sixty feet long and very
lightly. A Mr., Samuel Baker, a travelling
ssman for u Philadelphia house, was 80.
My injured by tho falling brick, several Of
dch struck him on the head, inalcting a
scalp wound and knocking him nearly
saless. Fortunately no was not standing
we the mass OF brick fell or he would
Id been killed. Ho Was taken TO his room
sAe GAnd-Windsor hotel, whore DR., H.
KIoake attended him.
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Lnst warning.

pIcE oF CITY ASSESSOR ASp CoLLEcToN, |
DALLAS, Texas, January, "a, lHO,
The collection of taxes for the redemption
real estate which was sold in the year 1877
4 bid 10 by the city, will be taken out of
, hands and turned over TO the City Attor-
!, on the lst day Of February next, and ad-
donal costs will accrue or perhaps the title
sbc property may DO forever lost. All
ties Interested will please take due notice
4 govern themselves accordingly.
D. G. BoGEL,
.-fcb.l Assessor and COLLECTOR.
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A Joy Forever.

ccbus was designated MS a rosy goN NJ
e of his prediction for wine. He h. ~
4 was good. and quaticd deep from the
tai becker in whose depth the ruby and
Ter fluid sparkled. Were be in Dallas to-
he would establish his headquarters at
Wichita Exchange of j. G. Starke, cor
Nj Lamar street and Pacific avenue, be-
\ there the very purest wines, the best
lics aud braudies, the freshest beer and
Host excellent cigars can always DO had
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10 house formerly known AS the Com.
lal hotel, has been refurnished and
Eughly renovated, and is open as a r y
boarding house. A few transient can
Accommodated ut moderate rates. Table,
lass, and satisfaction guaranteed. For
/, apply at tho hotel, corner Elm and
con streets.
Mrs. NJ. A. CRAWFORD.
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A ranrihle CanaIian.

Gadbois, of Brockville, Canada, after
cured of a prostrating malarial disease
scted in Texas, by means of Warmers
pills and Safe Bitters, writes to us :: 81
never travel in that climate without
Safe Pills and Safe Bitters as a part Of
|ndtn 'ian2o-d&w
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pourhinktn Cburch.

place in the world equals London for
instant barking kept up in the churches.
Ike Il perpetual fusilade Of small arms.
don't they take Halls Balsam and get
their cough? 1t is the most wonder
emeay; the proprietors warrant it in
Instance. Let all coughers give it a
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urnish "the trade" at manufacturer
}, Browns celebrated remedies--sarsa'
a, dsndelion and iodide Of potassium
able liver pills, arnica liniment, arnica
eureka ague pills, tar troches and
i balsam. all prepared especially fol
les of the South and West. Pure, safe
sliable.
Gro. T. ATKINS,
Wholesale druggist, Dallas, Texas.
iuly23d&w6t
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vain the eyes are filled with light;
n vain the check with beauty glows,
less the teeth are pure and white,
Unless the breath is like the rose;
And SOZOD0NT alone supplies
These beauties that we all SO prize.
d&W.
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NOTICE
no CITY TAXPAYERS
OFFICE ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR,
lnllna Nav nnc LIZ lA.Q .

OFFICE Assessor AND COLLECTOR, I
Dallas, Tex, Dec IL, 1879
All persons owning or having In thel posses
sion us agent OF another, any ersonal property
or real estate, subject TO municipal taxation
are required to render the same at this Of
fee between the first day OF January and the
Drst day of February. 1880. All parties owning
such property, or having IL under control
shall render list of the same, together
with Its cash value; and who shall be required
TO make affidavit TO the truth and correctness Of
the same, Any one fa ling 10 render said prop
erty as above, shall be liable 10 fine not ex-
caeding FIFTY DOLLARS AND CosTs. All
merchants In the city are required within the
same time to furnish to the Assessor and Col
ector, at his oflice statement, verified by an
davit Of such amount OF al goods, wares and
merch andise owned, or kept on hand, for sale
b y such merchant on the LIST day OF January.
Any merchant falling To comply with.,this re
quiremenI shall be liable as aboy provided.
J.C. BOGEL;
dectstofebl3 Assessor and COllsstor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03

latest STYLES in artistic and plain WALL
( including Dado frieze borders, sies
Ainting and ceiling decorations, just re-
/. Call and examine.
SlusLDs 6 YoUNG,
Main Street,
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For Sale.

| residence near the fair grounds. A
|5rtable and 'commodious two-story
np, shaded by large oaks, with out
sand under ground cistern. Will sell
Dw price and on liberal terms.
|l9S.fm H. BARKsDALE.
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,ts the height of human contentment ?
( lon the outside Of Ben Loeb's fine
Of wines, ales and liquors-and good
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las Portable Eagines took blue ribbon
oyenty-Gye competitors al st. Louis
E7g.
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las Portable Engine took Firsr Pre-
1at St Louis Fair, 1879.
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ssyeuriI'' Oures Neuralgia.
IN drops applied kills the pain instant
kd by Howell & Bro, and Ervay &
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cures dyspep-
Indigestion and heartburn.
{alc by w. Fl. Patterson.
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aeIk.pRAueHTD eureeosltivenes

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10 agents. Outfit
,icfery, Augusta,
fsasIiI -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-01-17

~ The State Democratic Executive
Committee met at Parkersburg on We'd
nesday, the 7th instant, in pursuance OF
the call issued sometime ago. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were present: Messrs.
RELY, of Ohio county; Gallaher,o Mar
shall; Leonard, of Wood; Howard, of
Mason; Goshorn, Kanawha; Ran. Stall
maker, who held proxy from Greenbrier;
Scott, of Harrison; Gettinger of Berke-
ley; Dent of Preston; Bennett, OF Lewis;
Davis, of Mineral. r
The question of the time and place
of holding the next State Convention
being of greatest importance, was
brought up and disposed of by selecting
Martusburg as the place, aud July 2sth
as the time. The time being fixed after
the setting of the National Convention,
j; was determined that each Congress
sional district should select its own del
egates to the National Convention, and
these Delegates when so chosen should
select the Delegates at large. The
Committee also requested Col. Alex.
Campbell, member of the National Com
mi,lee from this State, to vote for Gin
.ciuusti as the place OF holding the next
National Democratic Convention.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-01-17
CREENBACK CONFERENCE.

A conference of tie leading Green
hackers Of the State was held 10 this CT
ty last Tuesday, Hon. John A Thorn
nod, of the Greenback State Executive
Committee, presiding.
The representatives claimed the at
tendance to have been fully up to their
expectations, but to the uninitiated eye
it would have appeared rathered thinly
attended or
TIL. meeting was held in secret, being,
as we are told, for the purpose of per
fecting an organization, but we gather
the following account of the proceed
ings from one OF the representatives.
A report received, represented the par
tyto be in vigorous condition. A COM
preheusive plan for extending the move
ment into every school district in the
State was adopted.
A State Committee was appointed,
consisting of Hon. J. G. Gist, S. Fl.
Pierso, S. w. Frum and Col A. r.
Barker.
After animated discussion and warm
struggle, the city Of Charleston was Sc
lected over Clarks5urg as the place for
holding the next State Convention,
which is to meet at the call of the Ex-
ecutive Committee.
The Conference directed that the call
for State Convention to be hereafter
issued, be accompanied by an invitation
to the voters, without distinction of par
ty, to unite in the election of State and
Legislative tickets. fairly representing
the taxpayers, laborers and producers of
West Va, upon the basis Of State Re
form, opposition to monopolies, the alb,
clifton Of the County Court system, re-
duction of taxation, fees and salaries, a
non partizan judiciary, the overthrow of
Bourbonlsm, and the adoption of wise
and liberal policy in the State. This
they claim will have the effect ofuniting
upon the State ticket vote sufficient TO
secure its election. .as .tI
Resolutions were adopted favoring
the Weaver Bill and other general meas
ures of National policy urged BY the
Greenbackers. a.
A number of the Delegates left for
Washington to attend the Conference
In that city on Thursday. Parkersburg
Seniiaei. a,is
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-01-17

Rr WHIRE THE PROFIT CONES In
We have been advocating, from time to
time, for a number Of years through
the columns of the Register, wool grow
ing more extensively in West Virginia,
and death to all dogs. We believe we
have The best wool growing State in the
Union, and all we want is protection to
sheep raisers to prove it. And we are
glad 10 see that more interest is being
daily felt throughout our State in refer
ence to wool growing. The last Clarks-
burg Tsiegr0m, published in the great
cattle growing county of Harrison, has
found out that there is more profit in
sheep than in cattle. 1t says:
1--WE hope the farmers of this State
especially Of this county-will stock
their farms with sheep hereafter instead
of cattle. The cattle interest is dead so
far as our section is concerned, and
many of our farmers have found it out
TO their sorrow. Wool briggs high
price and sheep increases with wonder
ful rapidity, giving the farmer remuner-
alton in several ways, West Virginia
wool rates very high in market, and
buyers complain of its scarcity. Instead
ot buying cattle next spring pat your
money into sheep of good grade and the
wheels of the panic car will soon roll of
your pocketbook 1t is suicidal to
longer dabble in cattle,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-01-17

r% A SEVERE ACCIDENT.-We learn
That some three or four weeks ago, an ac-
cident happened to Miss Sallie Melvin, an
aged lady, residing with Mr.. Geo. Lickli-
der. and sister-in-law to Mr.. Licklider,
which was severe one, and which might
have resulted fatally. 1t seems that Mr..
Geo. Licklider arose early in the morn
ing and built large fire upon the hearth
in his kitchen or dining room, before day
light, as he usually does. A short time
afterwards Miss Melvin also arose and
came down stairs to sit by the fire, and
when near the fire she was attacked with
fainting spell and fell, striking against
one of the large "dog-irons" upon which
the fire was built, on the side of her face,
breaking her jaw bone and knocking out
two of her teeth. She remained uncon-
scious in that position until Mr.. Licklider
observed her and rescued her from her
perilous position, as the flames had al
ready reached some of her clothing. Un-
der the treatment of DR.. Reynolds her
Jaw is rapidly msnding. twas certain
ly a narrow escape from death by burn
ing. and had it not been for the timely
presenee of Mr.. Licklider fatal occur
renee would have resulted.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-01-17

~ CITY CoUNcIL-The City Coun-
Gil met on Monday evening last, Re
corder Wintermoyer presiding, with a
quorum of members present. The min
utes of the previous meeting were read
and approved.
The Sergeant reported that in COM
pliance with order of the council, Mrs.
Summers had had the gutter running
across her pavement repaired.
The Committee on Nuisance report,
ed, that according to instructions, they
had examined the sold factory proper
ty," ON High Street, and that they had
reported the same to the Mayor, as be-
ing in an unsafe condition and nui-
sance; and that they had requested the
Mayor to officially inform the owner of
the same, MIR. Miller, of Baltimore,thr
his agent, Mr.. Z. J. Lee, that the build
ing must be torn down within ten days
after notice. The time of notice expires
this Saturday.
The Sergeant was ordered to have a
more substantial lock put on the door
of the council room. -
A bill was passed in favor of Jeptha
Wintcrmoyer, for S5.45.
Adjourned to meet on the second
Monday in February, at 6 IL P. NJ.