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NOTES..

Frye, OF Maine, Is one Of tho notables OK
pected to arrive to-day.
Gen. Fcaring md Parker Chandler, tho
bright particular stars Of Mr.. S'lurma,,'s ill.,
erary bureau, will arrlve ut the Grand Pacific
to-dny.
The Hon. William +. Chandler said to n
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday: You may set
this down: Grant will bo defeated, and
Blaine will bo nominated OH the second bal-
lot IN the Convcntion.n
Gen. William +. Strung WINS y0stortlay i'll
ducetl to forego Ills business trip to pcshtigo
and to stay and tako charge us Sorgeant-at-
Arms of the Convention Hull. The position
Ia responsible n1ld oncr0us one, mud t;cn.
StronE's selection gives general satisfaction.
u. W. Nash, Committee Clerk OF the Coun-
" Board, IL 0!ltspoken In ILLS den,lnciatlonof OF
LognnIsnl. lie sars i,n lias always 5eel y
consistent Mepat,b!ica9,, put, ~ G the "yent Gf
vote for David Davis ns an Independent cal,-
lilate.
Intelligence was received here yestertlay
thnt the Blaine excursion from Portland, Me-,
left Boston lust night alM will hrrive lure tn
of Witch ean howl t!ie Iou!ost, d,e bays frSm
tho Grant, State will Blvu the Imported Grlut
crowd from the Nav York Bowory all they
can do to hold their own.
Mr.. Albert Hayden, who, tn conjunction
witt. Mr. John u. Je!lury, Inns done quito ~
much work ny nnyGody n colnplettng tl.e
tionnl Convention, lias taken lllder Ills soelnl
caro- Mr; Jnhhi ltnsseli Young and Alr.
lican National Committee, nlld introduced
them TO tho Chicago Club.
The people OF Western New York l,nye ln-
! strurtad their slbleRMtiDN MNdcr curtain cir
euliIstailces to present tic Ilnn,a Ut the Hon.
George lIUskIIls, LlnutenAnt.Goyori,or Of
New York State, fnr tho set0lll place on tle
ticket. Mr. llnskirs y one OF tho delegates
for u Number Uf .ytnrs tn the State Lcgislu-
tire, and IL we'll liked In all parts OF tho
State.
| Tic Grant clntiners lnve lately gone 50 far
ns to pitt Jnilles +. JOY, tho Chairman! Of tile
! Altrhlgni, delegations down for their nun.
! Mr.. Nlnlne's fr!pIuls IN Detrnit received IL
| telegram day before yesterday FROM Mr.. JOY,
| Wll0 ll,ts Just arrived in New York fr0lll d
trip to Europe, !l which ho vury, plainly
nll tlie t!me, mid would 50 vote. with Its
friends IN the Michigan delegation. The
Grant chalmers, wien they haaul of u yester-
day through oio Of tho Michigan t!elegntnlt
| tlnn1ly tn0k III thcir horns nn1 "allUwel !"
that thay hal A!sculuu!atel,
twas stated ycsterday, that the reported
Gov. Deni,lso.L af .OAl1, ilasl been unfairly
reported, and that col, Nrnnt hui 50 stated.
Gnv. Dennlson stated that 1t was very
parl,ups. tl.at Col. Orlnt migiIt l.ave
spoken for himself aone lii saying that "he"
| would not support Blaine. But, as y fnctt
tho conversation WIS correctly reported, All1
there was not the slightest desire upon the
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t'lo trnt, OF lie report there nrc ut enst four
witnesses who can certify to ltH absolute cOr-
1Ss!e;f H. f eors tne GonyrsSa'or was
even alleged tint II had never taken plnG,t
hnt 1t Is Of rccnr'. and the truth Of 1t can be
verified at my tiine.
Tltc opinion, was generally exprcsse! yes
tettiny nbunt town tlIat the inakC+lip Ut the
t veiow esii,x t It Farwei HSi It'll hn a nver M
hcp,l exce1lctl ut ltku gathering In this city
A prominent county otlicial Gxprcsspt tho
opinion That The pvt,p1t who tilriled out IL
were persons wllo did their own thinking,
and did 1t intclllgentfy.
:, The rt!tunda Of Tho Palmer. !Iousn WAS
throngcd nil tny yesterday with n MfsceI-
laneous crowd of sInall-fry politicians, who
settled nle situation il1 advance NJ thu Corr
tho delegates Aiui prominent politicians
slipped through tho ernw,is anl retired tn
tl,9 nrper rN'ms i!nnntlcGt. Every 1oud--
talking fellow Ind his ctow!l, the two most
ut tic County Building, who pdased hlmsrlt
o0 for Tennessee delegate, antt n frnthy-
n!outhed 1rislImnn WHO spent his tl!9e cnrs-
Ing tls papsn md e1,nn1aininE tiat "tls
Tile crlwtl 0f hnnRgrs-t,f Increased cacll
hour MD Ovcrrnn thu lDbf,lgs ami cntt-
,!,nl,s, talking loudly md persatantiy. until
y seemsd u!at the Ga,,pAign rt n, ths paluer
" loIlical dgud-beuls and pot-hulisu pol
ittcinns.
.,,,, ,,.rr.
,,,. .,aia. a.E .'f.oAh ".,.e'"H, .5 1r4, ~.
1uc HE!eEateS ~ tno MAtlohas Co!-
ventlon from t!le flrsf Seconu illtrtl Fourth,
Slxtll, Mlltll. lellti1 !hlf,eentla. niMl 5eveii,
icettn L4tRIess.n1in! l!s,iictS 81 lllllfuls VIII
11!eet at Aooim No. !, VI Wn;sNhgtoh stfeGt'
4uoluhy' tne a1st lhst., III . soclocR.
COMMISSIONER srorFOtD
Yesterday told n T11ntJNk reporter Mt tho
rul,ucr iIollst, that list Saturday on tic st,t-
cini trnin from Springfield, Sei,ator i.ognn
inuntls IL by nil odds the strongest man sc
chi, nominate, but we iiaYe at ourselves ill
tiIis boat anil must stick 10 Grant" Thu In
ference was that tic Senator ind loss 0f I'LL"
nOis openly confessed TINT EFntlt was not tho
strong catlttlutI e IL claimed 10 be, hut that
the schefUe must be carried out tn the end,
which Logan proposes to do, III spite Of his
expressed belilf as to Edmunds' strength.
roM Kvoo1r,
socro+orv of thn EntIonol Evncuttvo rou,
"iitS ,yyoiGoI % uvnr =, Ia t!1"ui I,aois ina
m'rii +, son tha ninot ~ SJr TnntISn,, ,,.I,m
i'm sust "rrtvni frnMI Nav Topl1 .ii1,'Im,nv
from; ,yI,nt hanne,,rI afterwnrd Tnm .s,,,sf
,nv.. l.x,rsf stn.niifmp ,vlIiei, ffi,,it mvnnfiv
,,innun Nin, nn.I Wi'i.t, ',rHsinc"i !" rnsi,ar
mnnI ",im~ eensattom r. h}a En"es t,c,,ratiwt,.
" snsnEinSr, In n Hpmyafsat'or Nil, nn,n-
ier If ees,ilp,nc,, m tI,a otller s,Is ~ Lie
wrI,"n askr1 nbn,,t thn 5,rolnbiiItv nr affair.
,.ioa ~ ~, attan,nt r. nt.fnrcs t,S r,,t r,Ia
M4Vo a." M nv vninr ~ onf"rnn n II, fnat X
u,n,I,i ,nrt ,,s II Ia iii i Al 1"e'' ="
"T%' ~ n,.nilSv - t,'s rather @ Significant odmts.
it.J ,, -" ,, ~. ~. - ~. tu'' ~
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vfte OF the State ~ a snlid mass OF 70 votes,
innfG lmitv ~ oppos,son VII yhn E'nye l, "ppr
judging from ti,clr ''', cxpfessi"ms ms' Istt INT
Sy,Sntng,, sS,'nt ,,a, t;'efe can be no doubt hut
t!lu contests to Tho Committee On Credentials,
MD tic Conyentinn viii n,ttn,,r,, tu.utiiu1
ttelt rrpprf. IhfY tjri,t wiJi In II ,tnr nI,f'
Th firnmiitnu tviIt ,." ,,wor,. ~ i; ,hnir
two srnst '" hey 3 ",.Stn ar @ fer 8, iss thc viii &
s afeasu Is lie y piIPs fsa w'e II III
Thu complication Of tho National Committee
IL difficult ot,u to determine. viii, Nccirney.
The Grant men clat,m Il tis, or a l,naj0rity 6f
OnH or two, hut rs they have MI nI01ty f,rrC-
gated Ia themselves everything Il, sight and
great t1enj under the tnl11r. II IL falr 10 rt.-
slitna Tint tl,nv havI rcrsnI'p,I witj,ni,t tinir
tsen Sst e tn DC,
Is rs follows: ....
Noroleon of Ainhotnn.
jcwEti, Of Cnnmcrticut.
iMva,,x. of M 1NiaHs' 1cnruia'
Nlrfin. nf KnnR,s'
llSot. u .ilIin1is.
Frys. Frt,.,, Of n M@Mc: ~ n,.,,,,
imG,n: E1'r,ns ., ~ MasaaRnh;.o,.. MM,emIR,t,,;
hwnrIiI' ~ ~ tsfa'e' sf,nunaain
1s,ehn,iat1. nr Missssinpt.
t)sl,ort,. Of Echrnskn.
Gj,antiiur, VI Nov Iia.npshl.o,
Ila!aey. II New Jersey.
llNto, of TGf,'lesseo.
Scntt. ar prGKo!l.
Nns1,,1 EN,,.i". - = ,v,ea ver'snna ,!1l'.i.,,
i1s}9,.o SImsg't. ~ " wnas tiH,n EarEnn: fain,,
fnns. s,f Wts"nssIl,. sin 'e'u4'1'
NcC0rIntnjt, rI Nrizonn,
Ilowpn, uf the Dirtret or Columbia,
Dtnniaof,, II idnhn.
InattIg. Of Mnntana.
EikiMs,;of NGw Mcssco.
Mnltflde. ni u, !Iitln.
Imcnoa. 13,s.,. q ~ ,WWnsn,,tlRt"n; wv,
eAt's' u "somansTs.. .t,. ..,,
THlN-'EeakHs' %
Gaa1al GGRyinn. nI A!kMnsMa,
rt's,,ns. mmsma.n' ~ .! h;,,sfs hEa;liinfs,h'
i,,r,,,nrt " ~ TgnWn'o' rTnrs,1n
New ~ tnitnnn. '"''
TinchbaoK t,f Louisiana.
FilIoy, Or Missouri.
Jones, Of Novndu.
platt. of NGw York.
Keogh. OF North CArolinn.
G,tarn1. I;..sa,s. o. LpennsSEsst,,,n: p S.,.
nauis ,,sss,'; W ;rn,ns ~ no'tii euio'ina'
scnrr' ~ ~ vir;m,o
E,lm,tn.ia. Of nnEnta-15.
will not !,e here, mn! Nas given his proxy to
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g. interesting q ptcco of ncws to any
ae s IL Tho NV Wct ns On IL; ;e oys"ae wSa af sfd? tbe
ass ha Htry grSnt h. H. 5Ss n
anot and Hasaclo,i. WY 1, get t, ind 4 wasa't
frse & Ghs fSsfnPo M af" ",boty oa1sn e. 'pe paes
t,r.nt's w!thdrawal. Mr. Chlltls mover intlmated
st a,snt TS r. ksr a4an sa t r. ~ aaa aS Ss
such hlunder. Nrnnt and ChiIda fully and most
Sy 70 tno 1Ffse o. one 4t that grans shoa an
any ono not to fOrRet Il.
wEsTYilH PENNSYLVANIA.
seteta. Dtpatth e ~ Chteuee TFteHnA
Tern, movement III Weaicr1i Pennsylvania III
creases In volume and intensity. az tho time
far the ChlraEo Convention draws near.
Wlthn the ast few days nmomlnatnE 70 con
bradford, Blair, Jefferson, and Somerset
unanimously adopted authorizing deleeates
pianks of tiio ifsrrisi!nre Convention, and to
yote first, last, md ali tho tflne for Ja,ncs q.
Blaine. Several counties In the western
part OF the Stnta have taken, stnf!ar action.
of the Pennsylvania delegates to Chicago
pittaburF will i,e represented at the National
Convention By nbot!t 200 leading citizens and
to thrtl-tnrjnESM anu fISGliStEH with lnac!llnD
thst:cS ~ exsinpiiiEA NJ Harrisburg. hpf'fv-
iielu. allti ntller pGlillcai ecntses. Ue q tile
iMsnst ini1ciitiai KfpuD'ienis IN ula n;taa'e'
culcntton in this city Il, 1s4. said to-day that
the nomination OF Gen. Grant would lead 10
INEVITABLE DEFEAT IN NOVEMBER.
He thinks the delegates to. the National
Convention would be justified in bolttnE Il
carrying cut tlteir program to avoid so great
a disaster Us the tr{rinph Of tfe Democratic
party ii, the National contest upon Which ti,oi
country viii soon enter. OTHER leaders Of
ninrc or less mite held the sutnr opinion.
The DisIHltcl. viii say editOriaIly:
Whom tho scheme to elect Con. rirant for
pic b. the r,anaRers m thonscives, thoy % toE vcry
exalted and ttKniltcd ground. tten. GEant,
long bcforu, IN bis letter to Gen. Harry Whlte+
bad SAID thnt thoru could he no reason nr
,,niaas n ,or s1 M 81 ,nh nho aa ~
~ su ss,t eFa rn ao ho M
mnnmrsrr Yin nnt n,n rdcc bso dccsasa, lint tho
nroiept VI Grants candidacy was solely in re-
sponsc "a a great uprising. II wns HsscrtcI that
bo would receive much support from tho Dem.
tcratio party. that ho wnl'd unite hostile sec-
t1ons. M and , would even carry Southern Suites
Enero thG nsphl'fan pMry' as party scarcely
,vas stnvc,onctp h;s p"mn wild m ~,
NJ t'o onca wIftirnwn. The "'t'v ycncrnsinn fs'r
lin wns t,n,. .in.n tn mint ri hia na.ne no..
Inv hnnHtni N7.n,,f sntk nr fnr ti,n ofJrn snn
ntt,r III Ihnnainr sata tint I'm tti,,miiw ~ f}en
Grr,lt wolil, not permit hin TO fiEht for tho
place, md TINT "uiIlcss he Is nominated with.
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To say tint tho members OF the League will
NOT VOTE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES FOR
GEN. GRANT,
Gt1f trill hfiar f,orn1aaa nf thu

Convention,
The Times, commenting upon this, does
not think thelr Influence viii be potent IN
preventing Grants nomination. Int adds:
Thu mpst important featurn tonccrn. tho ae-
tim Of Tho organization nfier fir1lnt ahai havo
been ncen nm!nated. II wil 70 nf great intcEntt Z,
tn",,tts, Mnssnor W can 10 to , =.
cr IL tsat nyet. s III thosc % isnrio , nov @ ,deeide
in tl,oir apposion 10 thr,, term wili ,,e aIo 10
clniun ,iu to sostl work IT tho beliatcis,x. II thoy
they would havo very muehintlncneoa d Chicago.
TIE "No11It AMXnfcAN"
viii ,"t ,,,,tcf M ~ nv c!rSutf,siauces suunort
t;,nnt. nrt % snvs. '' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'Npp0''
yho rc*ntu,don rt Ha .bov. how strong tho fcc,,no
axainut tho .1ei'residen.s canal,iasy whiie liz
lily prove ttiat a ttis feeling Is fot BY eptIie,
sRn; ,n.. % ssye & rsiTh,; !o,estoas @ @ ~ sIs
aEat m .r Try ns atc ~ ySsY ~ npnns psr
ese i,y eonstitucnta' an In tbc former case Troy
hope tor y" preiermens beyonsi thsir owl!
bens placed III line whsro Camarons bcip can
arHit ttem.
Quay, tho Secretary Of State, and ielcgnte-
nt-lurg,., who Is compelled tu sne.ze w1,eI,-
eyer Cameron takes sn9i!, las rsgel.oed ,e.s the
t;r",.t ~, ~. ir.t ha}fnt ISn f'nrtl,"in,na,v
Observation-Disclosures, Viii not be aDo to 70. Iies
was dangerously sick when nominated, and
liz ,,Inrn Itw"' oA A"'e'A''e'' - ''"''S " ~ AL
'''' p' r,,r znwAnnupsa op r,rs
IL that r3nrtl,o1o,nrw ia mt for Grant. Init
lirowu. Ills mliuinotc. Is for a third term. or
:n Hyen fourth Il Cn.ncron snys 7;y. the wortl.
ts etG ns soMe ato9n ~ 8 ritS. au. ns1es u!
yUtaJ fnr Grant mntIer Nmy ."iseW,nsta'css.
l,lt lie Il toy Hick to 70, arg his nlterl'nte,
Wlltinn j. '0llack. is nnntlier :yed.ir-ttle,
st, Ws1qi cameron man. olGMnncs Is IepoTten
S.ni f'fn gt slsh,ieiously s,.ant ma y aa
}uht nosslDie LINZ ne lnay havo peen
innofeu Will, th0ngh ne can wcl! ol-
iofd 70 give cameron TIC go'py ns
!te holIs tho purity n thts city III
tno nnllo" or his nanos;; 1he c9Mn
tlle city delegation for going f2E GrAHt first
1Raihst t!e ..n .eonhvlef,oi1s IMo nebatqii m
Coutatt 20! snys, lnafo Il no co1tiluence 70 ne
W.. u. ~ tTt NV ~ y, ,,.n,g ,,.tc
tts fnte dnpeHn,js t,lo,, frIcnsis wfo mfsrcpre-
sent their COMMANDMENTS and |lelp to nojnin,te
etcctsi ta Tl nv % wlthjn to @ thst 'tH fpw w wccks
LmT, tho ,snn.31a ~ t,n EtnIo ETtl the. nl,o,,nc
to to- esprsss s iS"sel 8! sase tssus7' The press
cessation. Primaries havs been held during
alld @ lie tiiers I'll has not Il BEEN % hardiy % yoico for
Grant"
Aiaj. pomeroy, editor Of tho Franklik Re
n,st4rE Of 49,, cl,aMbe,,S'1grG, h was M iEh Tor
~ nn,, nnu WI ,tf; fpt, amU thnt aH
~ County wis for Blaine by ynoretlian four
ilfths MAJORITY, The result Inns been his
domination for the Legislaturp by the same
Stswart. wl,o Nv; WIS tIe foremost M leader dc % 81 tho
blaine noy.cnt %u @ in NJ he Conyenlion at u Itnr. mr.
!iSpAIE. i4AllciASleF county pliIhAFlea WcEe
, 1880-05-28

W.. the undersigned, Republican working
men. In tho employ Of II. l.. SileplIartl d Co.,
Unified Foundry. viii not vn.e for U. =.
Grnllt ulltlcruny circumstances, II tn0n,inutel:
II. L. Ahcparl, II. Wchlcr.
J. tllrlun, J. IlnEMrt.
II, Glteck1cF, W. Kelley,
Il. Uadberlet, ]. flarn.
i. 0eHlnvcE,' L.. Phillips,
Vim. KUyns. job Cutt0H.
Jnhn WGlltllgS, Calvin Evuus.
", b. Phillips, n. MA4!Gy. "A.
Chna. lIst0Ii, Philip Sc6mltt
JnMca Cation.
, 1880-05-28

We. tho undersigned, Republicans, In the
U. s. Gr1,nt under any circumstances, II nonl-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-26
SILVER TABLEWARE.-Rare Bargains al
the iswelry Store Of
JACOB ". GRUBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.

prp,T PARAGRAPHs.-"Give me under
standing according TO Thy word" Psalm
liz: 10. was the text at the First English
Lutheran Church yesterday morning, and
sermon based upon 1t was preached by
Rev. S. B. Barnitz, the pastor oil the
church, to large congregation, Inc
evening theme was Goods thoughts TO-.
ward man." from jeremiah XIX: u
know the thoughts that l think toward
YOU, saith the Lord, thoughts OF peace,
and not oil evil. to give you an expected
end" The Sabbath school showed an in'
crease OF twenty.six in the. Jewel Depart.
ment alone, which was spoken OF as most
gratifying and encouraging, amid the I'M
usual efforts to draw children and adults
away from church and Sunday school.
The Rev. Fisher, OF Hanover College.
Indiana, preached yesterday morning and
evening in the Second Presbyterian
church to large congregation. In
tho morning he took his text from
Second Samuel, eighteenth chapter, 35th
verse: as the Young Man Sale" From
which he preached an eloquent and i'm
nrpssiye sermon, one well adapted TO the
time. In the evening he took his textlr
Romans, eighth chapter, ed verse. II was
one Of those deep, profound expositons OF
the harmony OF the Divine Government, as
manifested in the Sovereign attributes OF
Justice and mercy, in the existance oil pain
and suffering in the world. 1t was ably
discussed and commanded marked interest
and attention. DR.. Fisher has many warm
friends in the city and, he deserves their
respect, as shown yesterday. a..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-26

MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN, COUNTY
CoMMlTrEE.-The Republican County Ex.
ecutiye Committee met Saturday after.
noon, pursuant TO adjournment. The
most important business that received the
Committees attention was the appoint
ment OF Committe, to be called Gam.
paign Committee" the duties and com.
position OF which are stated In the resolu-
ton passed, which was as follows:
"Resolped. That Messrs. II. Sterling, Jos.
speidel, VIM. Peterson, VIM. Combs and
E. ]. Wunderlich be, and that they are
hereby constituted a Committee, to be
known as the Campaign Committee,
whose duty 1t shall be to collect and dis
burse all monies, under direction OF this
Executive Committee, and to have charge
OF and arrange for all meetings, speak.
ers and printing, and to haye general su-
pervison and control Of the Republican
campaign in Ohio county. And such
campaign committee shall be subordinate
to this executive committee, and shall be
under It's general superintendence and
control, and shall report to 1t from time to
time as occasion Offers" A meeting. was
appointed 10 hear the report OF the wig.
wan committee in regard to the proposed
structure, and the Vice President was re-
ouested to notify said committee. The
meeting, after several resolutions and
motions OF private nature, adjourned
until the time set to hear the report oil the
wigwam committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-26
COL. JAMES sPEYER,


TELEPHONE CONNECTION WITH BELLAIRE
The Bellaire Independent has the follow
ing concerning the telephones prospects
over there:
Negotiations are now going on between
NJ. K. Woolf. Superintendent OF the Tele'
phone Company at Wheeling, and Col.
T. II. Morris and others OF this city, for a
Telephone exchange between this place
and Wheeling. The Central office in thiscity
will be at the 9. & P. ticket office, with Matt
Gordon, the clever and accommodating
agent, as manager. Connections will be
made with all the principal offices and
manufactures in this city, and this ar
rangement when completed will enable
our business men to ring up Mr.. Gordon
and be placed in connection with any oil
the principal Wheeling offices or manufac.
tories, and also with Bridgeport and Mar.
Tins Ferry. Mr.. Morris informs US that
the line will be put in at the O. & p. office
at once, and that the connection will be
made with Mr.. Marings office and those oil
other Subscribers just as soon as the cen.
trail Office 10 arranged. Connection will
also be made with the Benwood Mill and
Riverside Furnace for Bellaire direct. One
hundred dollars year Is the sum charged
each subscriber for this most excellent &C.
commodation, and we understand, that
the First National Bank, Rolling Mill. and
all the glass hoHseg haye already signitied
their intention Of taking advantage Of IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-26

ANOTHER POLE RAlsrNa.-Spliced pole
raising appears to afford the Democracy
more amusement just now than anything
else, as levery few days one or more
shoots up in different sections Of the city Z;
and when one does go ups pow-wow is
held. Saturday night one Of these relics
Of jackson was erected at the corner OF
Tenth and Market streets, where also a
stand had been putup for speakers, Mr..
Willis Hawley presided and introduced
Col. Wilson, who gave the four or five
scores Of people there his "kyndest re-
guards" after which he gave them a
desultory speech. II. B. Ferguson then,
for fifteen minutes, tried to make the
crowd believe that the Radicals daily
srit upon and despised the constitution,
and asked the few voters present to aid in
checking this treason.
Coils. Larkin and Arnett succeeded in
dispensing what few were left OF the
crowd, and at $3.50 not one was in sight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-26

ANOTHER BURGLARY ON A Prominent
THoRoudnPARx.-0nly a few nights ago
the grocery store OF Mr.. Q. Behrens, on
Market street, was entered by burglars.
Saturday night the hardware and house.
furnishing store oil Nesbitt and Bro, next
door to Behrens', ives burglarized, and
an unknown quantity Of goods stolen. An
entrance was effected at the back door
from a small area in the rear Of the build:
ing. The job was evidently the ,work OF
a novice at the profession, and the door
was forced open by main strength Of awk.
wardnesS. The bolts and locks, all sub
stantial, were wrenGhed from the frame.
Access was gained to the yard through the
stable OF Thompson 4 Hibberd, into
which the thieves climbed through a
transom from the alley. The goods
stolen consisted principally Of revolyers,
a number OF which are missing; From
the nature OF the stock i is difficult 70
Judge what else was carried on, though
among the booty were some pistol cart;
ridges. The money drawer was wrenched
from the counter aud carried into the sta.
BILE mentioned above, where It was broken
into pieces Blythe robbers, who, however,
got only q few Coppers for their pay. y
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PERSONAL POINTS. Amos Workman
ESQ, a member OF the well known firm o.
Hofnbrook & Workman, Of Powhatani
Ohio, died Of consumption Saturday
morning at one o'clock. Mr.. ". was one
Of the most popular men oil his commu'
nifty, and bis death will be regretted by
bis numerous friends there and 10 this
city, where he was well known. His re-
mains were taken in charge by the Ma
sons. OF which order DO was Q member,
and were inferred at Darlington yesterday.
Mr.. w. L. McAfee's numerous friends
among the ISTELMaENoRR's readers will
he interested In his whereabouts. He is
soiourning with his family at the Pltney
House, Saratoga Springs, and will be there
for two months ofse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Woodward are
Visiting friends at Somerset, Pa.
e, H Mopg is at Cumberland, visiting
bis brother.li.IAw, Judge Condeham.
s. ii. Greer Is visiting friends IN starke
V' F. II. WiIeoE, the architect, has gone to
lthica, n. +, called there by the sickness
OF g child,
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF CHER
" RY HILL FARM.
A.Fv NJ TArriu
Fin Chaneery.



John l. Terrill and Others.
By virtue OF the decree Of the County Court o.
Ohio County. West Virginia, entered on the 10Th day
Of June, $780, In the above named case the under
signed Commissioner named In said decree Will, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST It'll, 1850,
beginning at O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises sell the
following described real estate, that Is 10 say: taci
Of land In Ohio county, West Virginia. known a
Cherry Hill Farm, Of which Samuel Mcclure
died seized, bounded as follows, viz: Begin
ming at wild cherry on Snort creek corner 70 VII.
liam Busby, David SnOdgrRss, /. and NJ. Waddle, and
thence south 40, west 80 poles TO post thence
south 25 west s. POLES 10 fallen sugar tree thence
north 70 west ~ perCh's 10 40 Ash and sugar tree;
thence south 261%", west +3 l-l0 poles TO post;
theme south s2h east los poles 10 post; thence
south with sawtes line l77-iO poles TO apos thence
south 2So, west 10 poles To stOneithence south
west 20 poles 10 post thence outh SO west 81 poles
To- au ash stump; thence south So, east o. Clio TO
post or buckeye thence south 6S0 east y b-O poles
10 an elm; thence north 3x east ll5 $40 poles 10
linn; thence south S0xo east so poles 10 an elm
stump, corner TO o. Wallace, on the South Branch OF
Short creek thence Ia northern direction down said
creek, with the nAanders thereof l27 $40 poles 10
post nen Sycamore tree where the two branches
Of said creek unite; thence north So west l6a poles 10
the place Of beginning; containing two hundred aud
htty acres more or less.
TERMS oP SALR-OnC-thlrd Of the purchase
money, and as much more - the purchaser may eec
cash In hand the residue In two equal installments
payable respectively In one and two years from The
day Of sale, with interest from that day, purchaser TO
give bond for the deferred inStallmens and tho title
to DO retained until payment Of the purchase money
10 full.
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
L r. URRVEY AuctIonoaY
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WASHINGTON, July 26.-l a: x.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
or partly cloudy weather, southwest to
northwest winds, stationary, or lower
temperature and barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, scioudy weather,
with rain, followed by partly cloudy
weather, southwest TO northwest winds,
and stationary or lower temperature, and
nearly stationary barometer. ~