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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-08
MAR.ls.s aaHY.
Recent Fires-Raiiroad Notes-Personal
and Local Notes.

and Local Notes.
Rev. ]. P. Thomas, the Welch minister
here has dissolved his connection with the
congregation and has moved to Irosdale,
Ohio.
DR.. Kelly and wife, Of warrenton, o.,
were in town on business yesterday.
Mr.. John Heberling, Of Mt. Pleasant,
was here on business.
Mr.. II. warwood is off on business
trip in the interest OF his rake factory. He
will visit Washington City on his route.
The dwelling Of David Pearson was en-
tirely burned up last Monday night. A
part OF the building had been used as q
saloon, but he had Just quit the business,
aud had that day rented it TO another
party to start q saloon In, and on Tuesday
morning 1t would have been in full blast,
with full lunch and free liquor and all the
things connected with grand opening.
There was an insurance on the building
and contents to the amount OF three hum
dred dollars.
Mr.. Joel Wood has returned from q
board meeting OF the Wa L. E. railroad,
at Wellington. He thinks the prospects
Of the road are gaining better all the time.
Miss EmilyiH. Warwood will start on
pleasure trip the first OF next week, to be
gone about sir weeks. She will be in
Cincinnati and take in all Of the May ies-
tival.
The Veteran Association met last night
and transacted good deal Of business.
Committees were appointed to secure
speakers for Decoration Day. It Is the
opinion OF all the West Virginia soldiers
here, and there are about one hundred Of
them here who served in West Virginia
regiments, that the soldiers monument
which you are now talking OF erecting,
should be placed on the hill near the Mt.
Wood Cemetry, at least motion to that
effect was carried unanimously.
Two OF our important business firms will
dissolve partnership tomorrow.
BY the burning Of Cottrell's stable and
horse he will loose over four hundred dol
lars. Mr.. Cottrell states that he was not
smoking in or about the stable, hence 1t
was not the case that he accidently set fire
TO the property.
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prsrRucTIYE coNFLAeRAT1oN.
The Fire In the bradford OIL RegiOr
StIl Raging.

ohh AABhhhs
BRApVoRD, May IA destructive FIRE is
still raging in Tramp Hollow and on VAL
ley. Hundreds of men are at work en-.
deavoring to contine and subdus the flames
at that point, The greatest number Of
rigs and tanks Of oil were consumed in
Foster Brock Valley, along Harrisburg
run and in Bendall Greek Valley. The fires
also ragged near Tarport and Degalir. The
scope Of territory In which the FIRE pre-.
vailed Is twelve miles in extent. A small.
er and dangerous fire is still burning In
ali parts OF the woods, and q rather stiff
breeze, now blowing, leaves the situation
| in ali parts very perilous, and 10 liablI
40 break out again and become more dis
sstrous than before, unless 1t rains or thl
wind subsidies
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Mrs. Marion Evans George ELLIOTT was
married in London, on Thursday, to Mr..
Cross.
Alarming distress prevails at Kilnedee,
county Galway, Ireland. 1t Is stated that
hundreds Of persons will perish il food is
not sent Immediately.
Reports from the different strike cen.
tres In England show that the men will
resume work at FIVE per cent discount
under protest, pending consideration Of
the sliding scale by the Board of Arbi-
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FRoM the easy expectoration, increased
respiratory power OF the lungs, and the
removal Of irritation, manifest from the
cessation oil cough and other alarming
symptoms, alter using Fellows Compound
Syrup Of Hypophosphites, It is clear that
the formation Of tuberculous matter 10 not
only stopped, bat that already deposited
10 being carried away: NwFAw
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Lecture by Rev. Johnson-A DIsquIsitIon
on Locusts-LoeaI Notes and Personal
Mention.
g. OLAIRSvlLLE, May 3.

Editor, Iu.slllgsuocr.
I.may be that it is in contrast with the
cold Of a week ago that makes the present
heat seem SO intense, but, sure, it is very
warm.
Messrs. W. G. Barnard and ]. Sullivan,
Of Bellaire, were in town on Wednesday.
Mr.. B. took stroll over his old tentinV
grounds. Forty.nine years ago, in 1881,
he opened coal bank Just south Of where
the Union Cemetery Is now, near The
house in which the sexton lives. He hRl
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FIRE RECORD.


NEw YonK, May IA Gre this morning
burned a saw mill in Jersey city, New
Jersey, belonging to the New Jersey Cen
trail Railroad Company, together with a
Quantity OF lumber, carpenter shops, and
a train Of coal cars. The engine house
was unrooied aud the machinery destroy
ed. Loss S35, GOO.
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MEXICO.

Cry OF MEXICO, May S.-The Superior
Tribunal Of Justice Of the Federal District
Court, has asked that trials by Jury be
suspended on account OF the acquittal Of
several criminals lately.
celebrate the anniversary of the battle OF
Pueblo in 1862.
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pare.t rire. in neu I.r,er.

wARRErows, N. j., May THE whole
population ofthis region is fighting the
forest fires. The flames swept, last even
ing, through the cedar woods to oyster
bay, destroying . residence and hyeyachts
at anchor.
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The West Point Inye.iikatlou.

WEST PolSr, May 7.-The testimony in
the Whitaker case to-day mainly ira
yersed the points heretofore brought out
in the testimony OF other witnessed. The
Recorder read numerous strong athdavits
testifying to Whittakar's excellent charac'
ter in the South. The expert will make
his report tomorrow.
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RAll!GH, n. G., May Two young
men named CrOcker and Mcmillan were
drowned yesterday while attending .
Good Templars picnic near here. Annie
Mitchell, who was with them in 9 ooat
which capsiled, was saved BY q boy
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LABOR TROUBLES IN FRANCE.

PARIS, May 7.-sixty cotton factories
closed at Roubaix, and 1900 persons are
idle. Five thousand more operatives
have struck at Tourcoing. There is also
strike at Rouen, aud many silk factories
have closed. Higher wages and less
hours are demanded.
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NEw YoRx, May THE advance in
Western Union stock is attributed to the
decision in favor OF that company in the
matter OF the Page patent. 1t under
stood that the Western Union will now
seek to enjuin other companies from its
further use, and the battle will be carried
to the Supreme Court
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1,.dI.,. Toro,sn Mission soeie.y.

CoLuMBus, O., May 7.-rwenty.one
ladies, representing the Foreign Mission
Society OF the NJ. E. Church Of the United
States, are holding a convention here.
Mrs. W. F. Alarren, OF Boston, was
chosen President and Mrs. ]. g. Gracy. of
DanviIle, n. Y, Vice President. The day
was devoted TO parliamentary work.
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New YoRK, May 7.-Gov. Cornell will
hear the counsel for Cox and Balbo, SEN
fenced to be hanged May 2sth, who seek
commutation OF sentence.
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PREPARING FOR PRIZE FIGHTERS.

sES1coE, ONT, May THE authorities
are taking action to prevent the prize
fights on Canadian soil between Paddy
Ryan andJoe Goss, and George Rookie and
Mike Donovan.
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE sub commit
tee of the Appropriation Committee, have
completed the legislative bill and will re-
port 1t to the full committee Monday. 1t
appropriates $l6,2ll,2s6, considerable
under the estimates. The sundry civil and
general deficiency bills are well in hand
and may be reported to the House within
ten days.
CABINET MEETING.
In the cabinet meeting to-day, 1t was
decided to notify all government employees
in the vicinity OF the Ute reservation, to
be on the lookout for any attempted in
vasion, aud report the same at once.
With regard to the Dakota Goyernorship,
but little was said and no appointment
agreed upon.
THE COURTS UNABLE TO Run WITHOUT MORE
MONEY.
Reports come in from all quarters Of
the country since the failure Of the de-
ficiency bill notifying the authorities Of
the crippled condition in which the
United States Courts are left. Quite a
number will be obliged to suspend bust.
ness by the middle OF the month, and
some OF them before that, II Congress does
not make immediate provision for their
expenses. The Democrats, however, do
not intend to pay any attention to this
condition OF affairs, aud their purpose
now is to let the items of the special de-
ticiency bill % over until the general bill
is voted upon.
posrNAsrEReESERAL KEYS SUCCESSOR.
A member OF the Cabinet said to-day in
reference to Postmaster.G General Keys
successor, that both Postmaster James,
of New York, and First Assist
ant Postmaster.G General Tyner would
be seriously considered in connection with
the prospective vacancy. He understood
Postmaster James would accept the posi-
tion II rendered, and the President had
his appointment under very favorable con-
sideration.
BILL 10 PROVIDE PoR SPECIAL DEPUTY
MARsHALs.
Senator Bayard introduced in the Senate
yesterday afternoon bill fixing the pay
Of the election Deputy Marshals at s. fol
each days actual service, and providing
that these officers shall be appointed by
the United States courts and taken in
equal numbers from the different political
parties. These officers, according to the
Bin, are to,be men Of good moral character
well known citizens, and actual residents
OF the voting precinct in which theil
duties are to be performed. All previous
laws inconsistent with the provisions o
the bill are to be repealed.
In response to inquiries tonight, Mr.
Bayard said: "This bill will be reported
from the Judiciary Committee on Mon
day, and | will strive my utmost to hayei
considered and disposed Of by the Senat'
as soon alterward as possible"
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 1T is rumored that the
Cabinet have under consideration the is
suing of circular note to the European
powers, inviting their cooperation in se-
curing the untulalled part OF the treaty of
Berlin.
Prince Leopold, the Queens youngest
son, sails, Thursday next, for Montreal.
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NEWS AT THE CAPITAL.
The Adjournment of Congress.
They win Probably Wait untII The CIncln.
natl aud Chicago Nominations are Made
The White Sulphur Springs Pur-
chass-CrlppIed Condition Of
U. S. CSurts-P., N. Gen.
Keys Successor.
WAsHISaToN, May Z.
ADJOURNMENT.

| nhHlhGTOhi may u
Special TO the InteIlissneOr.
ADJOURNMENT.
The growing warmth in this neighbor-
hood, which has now reached an uncom-
Portable point during several hours in the
day, makes people think and talk good
deal about the matter OF the adjournment
of Congress. The proposition among
Democratic members now is to work up
to the first OF June, as the date by which
needed business can be completed, and
adjourn as soon after that date as possible.
This Is understood 10 mean that they will
wait until the Chicago and Cincinnati
nominations are made, then shoot of
whatever campaign oratery they have At
Government expense, and quit before the
other side can reply.
THE WHITE SULPHUR PURCHASE.
The sale of the White Sulphur Springs
property to Mr.. Stuart, which was con-
tirmed on the 18th inst, will probably re-
sultin making the resort more Of West
Virginia institution than ever before. Mr..
Stuart gave $4,000 for the property and
it is understood has turned it over to q
company made up Of himself, Hon. ]. N.
Camden, Col. W. P. Thompson, and Nelse
Chancellor, OF Parkersburg, and Gov.
Mathews, Capt Alexander Mathews, and
Col. George L. Peyton, Of Greenbrier.
The new company, 1t is stated, have pur-
chased all the effects Of the late lessees,
and contemplate 9 good many improve.
ments. Investments OF this character
seem 70 have some attractions for politi-
clans with means, Congressman Wilson,
among others, having recently invested,
together with Hon. Levi P. Morton, OF
New York City, and several other Eastern
capitalists, in the Red Sulphur Springs
property, little further down the 9. & o.
Railroad, and likewise proposing to make
extensive additions and improvements.
M'cAFPREY's LIT.
A poor little fellow named McCaffrey,
who lives in Parkersburg, and who some
time since had both feet cut off by being
run over by railroad train, strayed into
the Capital last Tuesday, and your Con-
gressional Representative, taking an in
terest in his forloru and lamentable condi-
ton, started O subscription which netted
tiity.fve dollars for the beneficiary, and
will be sufficient TO procure artificial
members to replace those lost.
PERSONAL.
E1.Delegate Elihu Hutton, of RAN
dolph, is registered at the National.
Col. James D. Davis, OF GreenbriOr, and
Jugde Edwin Maxwell, OF Clarksburg, are
said 10 be among the applicants for the
place on the Court of Spanish Claims
made vacant by Judge Legar's death. The
place is worth about 5000 aryear, but
Secretary Eyarts issaid TO have fixed upon
Legar's successor some time since, and un-
fortunately it is neither Maxwell or Davis.
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the Inaianapol,. Journal to be Made

ISDtASApoLls, May THE Indianapo.
lis Journal was sold to-day by Martindale
& Co. TO John G. New. ex-United States
Treasurer.
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Price per Volume 81 %, Or sir copIes for S %.

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AT LAST,
r.. Third Term Receives its Ever
'"' lasting 0uietus.

49,, y,,t Follows the Revolt Of Psnnsyi
Nv n.,l, ~" and Declares for Blaine Don
% c..,ron pud Lord Roscoe Dstied,
,,t The UuIt Rule Repudiatsd
-1hs Republican Party
Saved from ths Grasp
ufthe Spoilers.
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The marks last evening indicated fleet
and falling.
Business dull.
The local packets arrived and departed
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MAR RIED.

In Lincolnvilie, Sept 3oth, Charles A. Warren and
Nora b. Fernald, both Of Lincolnville
In Millbridge Oct 10th, by Rev. w. II. Crawford,
Mr. Francis Wallace and Mrs. Jane Pickett, both Of
Millbridge.
In Rockport, Sept. 27th, Mr.. l.. Freeman Robin
son Of Camden, and Miss Elizabeth \. Dut1e! Of
Boston
In Rockport, Sept. 27th, Mr. Edward W. Robin
son and Miss Ellen L. Morey. both Of Camden.
In Warren, Oct. 10th, Mr. George 4. Libby and
Miss Julia A. Powers, both Of Warren.
III Thomaston, Oct 18th. DIR. G. + Malbon ana
Maria g., daughter of the late Capt William IIewr4,
both Of Thomason.
In Waltloboro. Oct. 7th, Mr. Willie = Winslow
and Miss Annie $. kennedy, both of Waldoboro.
In Waldoboro, oct. 18th, Mr.. VIM Low Allen and
Miss Mary T. Jackson, both of Walloboro.
III Buckspori, sept 2!'th MIR. James f. Craig and
Miss CIar@nda II. Farmer both Of Verona.
At Bar Harhor oct @th, Mr. j. r. Padlefnrl Of
W<ham. Mase and Miss Florence +. Head of Bar
iarhor.
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Probate Court.
PIlILo likRSEY, Judge.-B.p. FIELD,

GHllo liERSEI, Juuge.-B.P. FIELD Rewiste,
The following business was transacted at tn,
October Term of said Court
ADMINISTRATION GRANTED ON ESTATES Of
Iesse Irlpp, late Of searsport Nathan Ellery Nick
Isaac Nj. Boai1man, Executor. Samuel b. Hanson
late Of Belfast, sylvia p. Hanson Alministratrix
Fred Marton, late of Palermo, Lena ID. Marden Al
mlnlstratrlN; Charles f. ID. TwtchpU LATE of Free
dom, Lenlucl w Grant Executor: Atlniram r. Cur
It's late OF Frankfort Reuben S. Smart A,lministra
tor; Lyman Greene, late of Troy, Martha 4 Green,
Administrators.
llCENsE 10 SELL REAL ESTATE ON ESTATES on
-Abram F, Bradstrect, late of Freedom; mino,
neIr q jeremiah Sweetser, late of Searsport; Ief
ferson Bartlett late of Unity; minor heirs of iona
than q. Dickorson. late of Belfast.
INVENTORIES FILED on ESTATES oF-Henry $
Parker late Of Belfast; Rogers NJ. Nickerson late
OF NGalsport sarah A. staples, late Of stockton;
Job Lord late Of Wmtcrport; James Murch late
nl Nlnterport; George w. Pcndeton, late of Thorn
dixie
ALLOWANCE on ESTATE oF-Bctsv Hawkins
ACc"t >rs ALLOWED ON ESTATES oF-Mino,
heirs Of Ira l.. Bennett. late nt Monyle; Freeman
Z Parker, late Of Frankfort, Mary Il. Cav late of
Belfast; Jessie Nirkery late of Wade: .ioscphu@
Rogers, late of Frankfort, Ellen Swectser late of
Nintcrport.
ct AEpIA> REMOVED 0pER-William Cannon, of
Frankfort.
ORDER or nI~rRIBr HON Issued On ESTATE OF
Bancroft y Nman, llte OF Belfast
lllN PltoEArEp oF-tharlcs +. H. Tviclell.
H'G "f Frankfort, in which after giving ten dollars
taNh 70 hl iNo sons, the balance of his estate to 90
m equal shares tnlh~ daughters. Jesse Tripp late
u Ne1r>port. after giving tp hi> brother and sister
hliY dollars carh and the children OF his deceased
brother samuel, tile Sum of five dollars each he
give the remainder of his estate to &athan f. Nick
rl~"n Nancy Patterson, late of Belfast, in which
she d"NI~c~ All hcr estate to CharlOtte VI Washburn.
James G"odrl of Belfast he gives ail his prop
cfiy rct pea ontl and miN"d To his heirs and their
assigns forever.
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DIED..

In This city, Oct oth, Mrs, Katharine Preston.
In Chelsea, Mass, oct. 1th, Mis- Sarah + Wilder,
formerly Of this city, aged 30 years
In North >ear-mont. oct ,5th, A bert Waiter only
child IF Roswell b and Della a. Lowe, aged mos.
and II days.
In iineolnylle, pet Sth. Mr.. Lois D. wife Of the
late George MCCobb aged - wears ana 4 months.
In Rockland, oct. 18TH, Mrs Ann karney age, ~
wears.
In Rockland. oct -th, Mrs Hannah Lerman IL
Bristol, aged - years
In Waltiohoro oct. jth. Mrs. Betsel Hatch arel
- years and IL DAYS.
In Waldoboro, Oct 7th. Mr William French a4cl
81 Years.
At NinaIhayen, sept 29th, Susan. wife Of Elisha
smith aged - wears, Is months and "A ,lavs.
IN South Thomaston, Oct 7th Thomas -tn af
Martin aud Bridget Leonard, aged 3 months
In st. George. oct lIth Mr.. i.pycv A Pe;lSe. agec
Il Years, months and day.
In 1hOmast vi, Oct. Iith, Miss Harriet : Mann,
formerly of { lstine, aged - years.
In Ellsworth, oct. still Mr.. MlChae Howard, aged
Il years. Ot 9Th, Mr.. John Blann, aged ~ wears
and months OCT. 10Th, Mr.. Thomas W MEG ollum.
aged u years and months
In Naldobora. ortl's Corner. oct 9TH Mr. Eliza
beth Hatch, aged - years and IL days.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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he feels it duty to make it known to his suffering
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