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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22

Prices to suit everybody, II you
xant bargains in shoes and slippers,
e.Il Al l. v. Blonde
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q fun line Of Chip, LeghoI "a,
MILAN, seyen-end and Tape
Hat al Bells'.
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q line assortment OF French
Moniures lust opened az Beii~'
II22 Main street.
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OvR loo Bleaehed Muslin is good and
cheap. Geo. q. Roth.
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Do You Mean to Buy?

Do You Mean to Buy?
A Black Silk Dress, 90 to
!. BLUM { BROS.
A Sumner silk Dress, soto
I. BLUM & BROS.
A COlOrsd Silk Dress, 20 to
!. BLUM 4 BROS.
A Lace Busting, 90 10
.. BLUM & BROS.
A Plain Bunting, 90 10
I. BLUM & BROS.
A Black Cashmere, 90 to
I. BLUM & BROS.
A handsome Lawn suit, 90 to
.. BLUM & BROS.
A Novelty Dress with elegant com
binatiOns, 90 to
!. BLUM & BROS.
ADress with all suitable trimmings
90 to I. BLUM & BIOS.
Dress to suit every station, 90 to
I. BLUM 4 BROS.
A Dress Tor walking for evening,
90 10 I. BLUM { BROS.
AFull Dress or a Party Dress, 90 to
.. BLUM & BROS
Do you mean TO buy hns Dress
Goods as cheap, fnot cheaper than
YOU can 10 New York, 90 to
L. Blum AZ Bros,
nO4 MAIN STREET.
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CoxE and Sc our Carpee> We VII
give you q bargain for cash. Geo g.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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Bird GAGS Nesbltt 4 Bro
Milk N0dee w. J.,Warden.
Beautiful and Uniqds Articles W ;
HutehinS
To the Pablic Margaret T.. Porter.
Letter llst.
Riyrrside Building Association.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & ST. Louis

HUMANITARIAN ROUTE.
rms tzhls tOE kAsi and Nsst, APtll .. lssl
Tuains lsAso Pan Handle Depot hot Of klsyenh
street,, near public landing daily, sAoSpt sun
day, a iolloSs; -.--..-
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Infans. Lace Caps for soc, af
Bells', Iia0 Main sfreet.
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As taken at schnepPs Opera House
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yl,here IL no graief BLOOD Purifying and ilf
Giving Principle ia the VOLTA ~ m'sih
/ Company, from lni,tnsntcd Malt And Hoe J.
I IL a Perfect EcnoN atoT oi feeble aud rNhhusisd
] constitutions. II rntirhvs the blood, snllllh~
/ ibc bobes, haTtcus ih, muscles, pni'' o.
nerve. uttt,cts disrstiuu. Che,u the mind All
] NitalIses with new life every mud 81 TIC lad
/ IL l. ~, because u strikcs at the t"t u e..
debility -tni.sbiei Digestion aHi LAMP tti,L-i
blood. huld cycDwhrrr, ma.op
nn Gold uT silver Motto ,hnmo taIi, 10
| ZoWiih name stAInIs taken }. Hr,ul.
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PITTSBURGH, August l9.-The fall bust.
ness in the iron trade opened up here this
week, and all mills are now running
double time, with plenty of orders for
merchant iron and steel. A leading iron
manufacturer reported to your correspon.
dent to-day that he had more orders on
his books now than ever before in the
month Of August. Many inquiries are
pouring in, and they are all based on cash
rates-a very healthy sigu, Pigron re-
mains dull, but there is remarkable rush
for special trades OF merchant.iron. Tube
iron has Just advanced from s2 90 to s. per
hundred. Tank.iron is booming, and our
mills are not able to supply the demand In
consequence. Large blocks Of tank-iron
are being imported from Europe. The
reason for this activity in this branch Is
that oil capitalists are increasing their
storage TO an unprecedented degree.
Orders for tankage OF at least five million
barrels have been placed in this city.
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u ,bs pleasantest occurrences oil
V's ,o, ~ thus far was the first reunion
istE ,.,, np' tCarlin's battery at the
d .i,',. P'sj House last night. 1t must have
N'b"s ,,,,eeable surprise to the boys to
s"a'u .,,Ss ''s Of their old camradeS presenh
St"J ,.,.5 4, they we're not only from the
plp%'I sD, l,on other points. The exercises
a., ~, W, .,spiug are detailed elsewhere in
alsy 'InmD,, The occasion passed of
on, o., ,,yseabIy, and the reunion was in
~, '..r T.y gratifying success.
eu' w. a., ,sunions Of the veterans OF the
.ts, ia',V commsnds Of the Grand ArmNof
o. a''I p.nnbJic are vet to be more important
tl,'... We ",r II our American social lie. As
q. s,'',s ,s,,, pass away there will gather
's,,,,Sem y, , the romance of hero-worship,
',y,, ~ :, .yer attaches to the commemora'
,1 II the heroic deeds Of by.gone days.
y. w. A not now appreciate them as
W.. W. - rho come alter us will appreciate
s',, I' The deeds OF these men will live
r'o, !. .,,, and story, as they deserve to
~, y - and children will in twenty
..,,, =. from now look upon the
FN' - .r,v;vors nj the war for the
r.. g'i,, With all the enthusiasm and admir-
,,'oD s. that the older people Of this genera
=, I looked upon the. last survivors OF the
rnr Of American Independence. |
DI0 ,,u, d speech thelr deeds shall live
and umr will clrTy On the story
Ts,Ia Ipg aye TO lIpinG youth VIII give
iObE reCl,ElS .! their glory
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THE eTIAEsn on THE IRISH srrUA
TION.



It RIdIcuIes the Recent Occurrences M
Paitry and Theatrical, hut Thinks the
Home Rule Agitation Serious.
LONDON, August .20.-The 7incs in an
editorial says; Nothing that has happened
in Ireland up to the present time iustitles
the assumption that ordinary law is in
adequate to protect society against mere
handful Of wicked and coyardly persons,
and a large number OF their foolish dlpes.
Nor Is any serious importance TO be at,
tached TO the wild rumors flying around Of
the revival OF Fenianism,
1t is possible there are still some silly
conspIrators in certain Irish towns, most
OF them well known to the police, who
are not cured OF their inveterate passion
for dabbling In treason. Itwould, how.
ever, be very poor compliment 10 tho
Irish constabulary II we were to
question their capacity for. dealing
with these paltry theatrlCallties. There is
no connection whatever between land
agitation and the rumors OF the Fenian
projects. Its the determination ot the
peasantry in many OF the districts not 10
pay rent at all, which Is q grave matter.
There can be no doubt whatever that the
resistance OF fthe tenants Is being organ
lied by the professional ora.
tors Of the Land League. The anti:rent
agitation must be looked upon as q mildeI
form oil q bad disease. II must be mel
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CINCINNATI. October 2O.-Monroe Rob-
ertson was hanged to-day at Greenville,
Darke county, Ohio, for the murder Of
Wiley Coulter, his. wite's brother. The
provocation was his arrest at Coulter's in.
stance for abuse OF his wife. Robertson
deliberately shot Coulter the 29d OF last
October, In the presence OF his own chill:
dren. He slept soundly last night and
awakened late this morning with no ap.
pearance OF excitement. On the gallows
he WAS expected to make confession,
but he only made brief rambling talk.
closing by shouting "Good bye to sheriff
and attendants. The drop fell at 12.l "A
and he was soon after pronounced dead.
His whole conduct on the scafiold showed
him to be the most unconcerned man
present.
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RELLAIRE.


Trains Delsyed-Company D-General
Local News.
The Cleveland and plttsburg trains were
delayed by the washing out Of a waterway
at Rush Run. Neither the six o'clock nor
the eight o'clock trains Thursday evening,
got in till 5 O'Clock Friday morning.
An infant son Of F. NJ. snively was
buried Friday afternoon.
The Democrat says the Democrats began
on Tuesday the erection Of large, fine
stand on the Square. Itmust be intended
10 make 1t indeed grand one for the
progress made Is so slow that the lumber
remains yet Just as 1t was put.
Some Of the Chicago excunionists made
their appearance on the streets Friday.
Company D will take two cooks along to
camp, Monday-Spot Green and Saul Rhu-
Vachel Williams, Charley Blankley, and
Ben Westlake-with Lou. Schramm for
fiier. The Steubenville company will have
nine drummers with II; but ours will make
up In quality. what 1t lacks in number.
Furniture Is being opened aud placed in
the old Arbenz store room, on Belmont
street, by Jos. Grafton, who will carry on
the business with the superintendent OF
j. N. Grafton, at the store.
Bellaire just now has every one busy,
too busy TO get up any general political ex-
citement However, men can work and
think, II they cannot work and talk poll
tics.
Bricklayers and masons have had work
all summer, and much cut stone has been
required, giving employment to the better
class OF workmen. Carpenters have had
steady employment, and great deal OF
heavy work has been done in the framing
Of the various manufactures that have
been erected. The demand for houses aud
the number that are already begun will
likely make as much work as be done
through the winter.
The planning mill OF Armstrong & Smith
made some delay in cases where that firm
was TO furnish work; but the coffin works
Of Philip Brailly are now running to
their utmost capacity to take the place Of
the burnt factory.
Rev. Toland went out to campmeeting
Friday evening, but will be back again be-
lore Sunday. R.C.F.
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DISTURBED IRELAND.
More Outrages by the People-Ineendiar.
ism pnd Murder, and the Local Author
iijes Not Disposed to Move Against the
na.,,as rn fors

More Oufrages by the PeopIe-Incendiar.
ism pnd Murder, and the Local Author.
tiles Not DISPOSED 10 Move Against the
Perpetrators, ..... III
LONDON, August 2O.-A dispatch from
Dublin states that farm house in North
Herry, from which the tenants had just
been evicted, was last night completely de-
stroyed by fire. Although constabularly
station was near the spot, no effort was
made to pursue and arrest the perpetrat'
tors. People OF the surrounding country
saw the flames, and gathered in large
numbers to witness the conaagration, but
did not try TO luenGh the flames, although
they might easily have done so. Many
persons present said 1t served the landlord
right, and there would be other cases like
It all over Ireland iii evictions were per
sisted in,
A shopkeeper, near Mount Bellea, was
yesterday stabbed by masked assassins, for
taking land from which tenant had been
recently elected. The story is that men
entered the shopkeeper's house, told him
in disguised voices their purpose, and
reason for 1t, and then committed the
deed. No arrests have been made and the
local authorities do not seem TO be dis
posed TO exert themselves about it. Great
preparations are making for q series oil
land meetings throughout Ireland on
Sunday,
Mr.. Parnell has returned to London for
the purpose OF conducting in Parliament
the obstruction to the vote on the supply
bill, making the usual appropriation for
the maintenance ofthe Irish constabulary.
The agitator's position is not one OF op,
position to the existence Of tho constab'
utlary In itself, but opposition to the force
as capable OF being used under the exist
Ing law as standing menace to popular
expression In Ireland on the question oi
Irish reform. It is understood that he
will attempt to deleat the appropriation
entirely and accept all the risks, unles'
the Government consents to modillca
ton OF the law under which the consiabn
larry is now operated.
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BUTLER GONE OVER.
Body, Brccehes and ons EBe-Thc Demo
cracy of Massachuset tts Receive their
Own-OId hen Takes the stump for
HANCOCK and Engllsh.

Body, BrccelIes ana One ESs-The Demo-
cracy Of MassachusettsfRe fReeriSe their
Own-OId Hen Takes the Stump for
HANCOCK and English.
BosroH, Mass, August 2O.-soon after
the nomination Of Hancock at Cincinnati
Il was common report in the inner
circles RI Massachusetts, that BENZ. +.
Butler would write long letter for pub
lioation, defining his views on the Presl'
dental candidacy, and coming out square,
ly for Hancock and English. a pressure
was said to have been brought to bear on
him by some OF his old Republican
friends, and it was then stated that Butler
would permit himself TO be inter
viewed, and in that way announce MS
predictions. The advice OF his old
friends he has not needed, however,
and he continues TO keep his eye on
the Governors chair, and as he can hope
for nothing from the Republican party,
has determined 10 ally himself with the
Democratic. Alta meeting OF the Demo-
cratic Central Committee last evening
Colonel Isaac Hull Wright stated that at a
public meeting in Fanuil Hall, August
58th, General Butler will support the
Democratic candidate for President, that
he is under arrangement with the Democ.
racy of several States where the success oi
the party is OF the utmost importance, u
give his services in the campaign, and
that It Is desirable that he should be given
a fair start in Boston. The Democrats
affect to be jnbilant over the accession o.
Butler to their ranks, and leadtnG Repub.
licans are pleased to learn that Butler Ii
not Of their party and will trouble then
no longer A.,
Boston Herald, independent, says: "Gen
Hancock's chief claim to the confidence
and admiration oi Democrats Is the recorc
OF his administration or the military
power in Louisiana and Texas. General
Butler should not forget In the sudden
ness Of his Turns aud the multiplicity ol
his twists, that he tried hard To deprive
General Hancock Of his rank in the army
because Of that very Louisiana and Texa'
SERVICE"
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BIG OIL TANK FIRE,
Lightning Strikes Tank-Magnificent
but rerribIe Scene-Heayy Loss.

Lightning Strikes Tank-Magnidcen
but terrible scene-Heayy Loss.
BRADFORD, Pa, August l9.-During the
heavy storm at o'clock this evening
struck the two 05,0OO barrel iron
tanks at Dallas City, six miles northeast Of
Bradford, and 80, 600 barrels are now burn.
ing. One tank belongs to the United and
the other to the Tidewater pipe line.
Both companies have summoned force
OF men to the scene to dig trenches and
prevent the spread OF the fite The vii.
iage is not In danger or the other iron
tanks in the vicinity. A telegram to the
Daily Era, at midnight from Dallas gives
the opinion that the fire can probably be
confined to the tanks now burning.
1t Is expected the tanks will not overs
now before 0 a. ". Everything depends
on tho result OF the overflow as to the
spread OF the fire. II dams can be made
and trenches dug sufficiently large to hold
the burning oil, the fire will be checked ;
II not, much property must be consumed.
The night is very dark, and the spectacle
Is indeed terribly grand.
BRADPoRD, Pa, August 20.-The fire at
Dallas City is under complete control,
both the TideYater AMI United tanks
having burned out. During one Of the
oyerilows before noon the burning oil ran
down the valley and consumed two der.
ricks, dwelling house and the United
pump station. The loss In tanks aud
oil will be sos 900, and will be borne by q
general average assessment upon the pat
rons Of the Tidewater and United pipe
1tnaa
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Chicago, August 2O.-The following is
the only business transacted to-day by the
Oonclave which is made public: Benz.
Dean, of Boston, elected Most Eminent
Grand Master; R. E. withers, of Alex
audria, Va, Deputy Grand Master; Chas.
Roome. New York, Grand Generalissimo; !;
John S. Gavin, Lebanon, Pa, Grand Cap.
tain General, Judge Hugh McCnrdy, Of
Corona, Mich, Grand Junior Warden; (;
VIM. Larue Thomas, Of Danyille, Ky.,
Grand Junior Warden; John W. Simons,
New York, Grand Treasurer; Theo. 5.
Erwin, Iowa City, Grand Recorder. The
other officers will beappointed tomorrow.
The city is already well emptied OF the
vast crowds that have appeared on the
streets the most OF the week.
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FOREIGN FACTS.
con,len.e,l Into l.IttIe Compass.


Adelaide Nelson was buried at Bromp-
ton Cemetery, London, yesterday. The
funeral was largely attended.
a Shanghai dispatch says Chung Hof,
who concluded the Kuldia treaty with
Russia, was imprisoned and threatened
with death for 1t. He has been released.
It's reported that Russian transport
arrived at Rustchuk with munitions ot
war and that sixteen Russian officers and
$40 soldiers had landed from the trans.
port.
The London Daily NeDs says that Argen'
tine and Buenos Ayres securities have
recovered, owing to kilograms being re.
ceiyed stating that President Avallanda'a
resignation had been Withdrawn.
The London Times ridicples as paltry
and theatrical the exploits OF the Feniana
In Ireland, but regards the anti.rent ques.
ton as serious, and says 1t should be met
with patient but determined statesman
ship.
A correspondent says he hears, on good
authority, that the British proposal TO en-
force the decisions Of the Berlin Confer.
ence by armed measures is coldly received
by the Powera. Germany has already de-
clined TO participate in such intervention
The London Standard says: The Anglo
American Gable shares were firm yester'
day, on the understanding that negotia'
tons with a French company have been
practically concluded. We believe the uni
form taritfo two shillings per word has
been determined upon. -t.aa.
The splitting of the National Liberali
In Germany into two parties Is set
tied thing. Herr Won Benningar viii
remain at the head OF the protection.
ist supporters OF Bismarck, and instead
Of having one hundred and twenty sup
portersi in the Chamber will now only have
,tifty.fye. 6. s. E J f-.s
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Progress OF the BarnesyiIle District
Camp Meeting.

Progress OF the BarnesyiIie District
Camp Meeting.
BuRR's Mills CAMP GROUND. |
August 20, 1880.
Last evening about five o'clock one Of
the darkest and most threat ening clouds |
ever saw came over the camp grouHd, 1t
broke into a storm Of rain, hail and
lightning, accompanied by deafening
peals oi thunder. suppers were delayed
and tome Ares put out, The rain cor .
tinued, not so hard, however, all night
long, and when the rising he'll s0nude'l
this morning the people listened to the
"pattering Of the rain upon the rOOf, "
and were very 10th to rise. When lhev
did come out they found stoves filled with
water and coal almost too damp for use.
We noticed one lngnbrlous looking
brother bailing the water out with spoon.
He got his breakfast on aneighbor's stove
but got the water out In time for dinner.
The morning meeting had to be aband.
oned. as no place was dry enough to hold
It., and the preachers wandered over the
grounds looking much as though their oc
Cupation was gone. During the rain 9
young lady who was breaking her iast
on the back porch showed her chair little
too far and she suddenly disappeared
enyelOped in a canvas partition that sep
arated the two domicis. No harm wal
done, only the y. !. confesses to having
felt foolish when extricated from her in
voluntary masquerade.
Last evening aev. Slntz pyeached In thI
tabernacle from the subject, "Verily
verify, ye must be born again. L wa.
more an exhortation than a sermon ant
was very earnest. At the close other
spoke aud short prayer meeting wa
held at which much serious feeling wa
manifested.
This morning the first service was th'
morning sermon preached by Rev. Ellison
President Of Scio College. His subject, wa
"Steadfastness" and was well handled
Rev. Ellison used to minister In this ais
tript and many old friends were g'ad u
hear him.
The childrens' meeting at ! o'clock wa
IN charge Of Rev. Barnes, who has hapP!
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ArRospECrIYE nuEL.
orfolk Excited over nn impending

Norfolk Excited Over an impending
Meeting Between Prominent Citizens.
NORFOLK, Va, August 20.-This city ia
greatly excited over an expected duel be-
tween Captain James Baron Hope, editor
OF the Norfolk Landmark, distinguished
writer and journalist, and Colonel VIII
liam Lamb, Mayor of Norfolk, an elector
Of the Virginia Readjuster's Hancock aud
English ticket, and a politician Of note.
Warrants have been issued for the ar
rest OF both parties, but thus far they have
been successful in eluding detection. Col.
Lamb left the city this afternoon by a
private conveyance, and Capt. Hope eau
not be found. 1.-THE meeting has not al
ready taken place, it is thought the duel
will be fought early in the morning.
The immediate cause OF the trouble
grew out Of card published by Lamb.
characterizing paragraph oi an editorial
letter written by the editor OF the
Landmark, as deliberate falsiica-
ton for partisan purpose. Both
gentlemen are OF acknowledged cour.
age. Colonel Lamb commanded at Fort
Fisher, before it fell 10 General
Terry in 1864, and Captain Hope has dis
tinguished reputation as poet and writer.
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wELISBURG.


Heavy RRin-soIdiers' Reuuion-I.oeaI
Notes nna Personal Gossip.
... WELLsBuRG, August 20.
spetid Correspondence Of the Intelliseneer.
On Thursday evening heavy storm Of
wind aud raiu, accompanied with heavy
thunder and vivid lightning passed over
this place, The storm came from the
northwest. Previous to the rain the
atmosphere was very warm and sultry.
As far m we can learn this section sustain-
ed but very little damage from the storm.
The passenger train on the p, W. & Ky.
Il. r., due hera about hali.past 5, wa, de-
lsyed somewhat by encountering gravel
washed on the road bed below here. Pas.
seugers who came down on the O. & P. R.
4 state that the rain between here and
New Cumberland was very heavy.
A meeting Is 10 be held tonight by the
ex-SOldiers to consider the holding OF q
reunion OF the survivors OF the First and
Twelfth West Virginia Infantry Regiments
one day during the county fair. Consid.
erahle Interest Ia being manifested by the
CitiEensin regard thereto, aud there is no
doubt but II the matter Is presented in a
proper shape that they will willingly help
tue boys pull through, and contribute
largely towards giving them day oil solid
comfort and enjoyment We will advise
you OF the result OF The meeting tonight.
Captain j. W! Plattenburg, grand COM
mander ot the Hancock county Courtsr, a
native OF WelIsburg, and a member ol
the old "First," is in town, .and Is chock
full Of our contemplated reunion. He
saws that II we get 1t up he will giyeit the
benefit OF printers' ink and bring the boys
from his county.
Rsy. Williamson (colored), conducting
a camp meeting on the fair grounds, bad
n difficulty with one Of his female assist
ants. She swore that he used profane Ian.
ruage towards her and called her ugly
names. Tho defendant showed that he
did not swear. The woman drew a poker
on him, hurled jug ot molssses at him
and tried TO Rnnihilale him with q chair
The brethren cSme TO the rescue and sep
arated the contestants. They were each
flued 81, and the costs divided between
them.
Mr.. W. T. Kelley aud wife loft on the
p, W. & KY. yesterday for Omaha. Mr.
K. Is popular railroad conductor on on'