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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-31

OF u Sunbeam" State Fair Directors con
clude 70 purchase the land offered by Mr.
George R, Tingle, at the south end OF thu
Island.
81. Opening Of the annual session OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Of the
Presbyterian church, at DR., Cunningham
church. Drowning Of II little boy named
Riley, near the Belmont mill. Marriage Of
Mr.. Kirk Armour, oil Kansas City, and Miss
Anna Hearn, OF Wheeling, at the Second
Presbyterian church. John Baker a
farmer, robbed and fatally hurt by roughs,
ut his home near Warrington.
IS, Second day OF the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society. Lecture in the even
ing by Rev. DR., Arthur, Steubenville Fee
male Seminary girls eXcurt to Wheeling on
the O'Neal. "0Ofty GOoitp ut the Opera
House in Under the Gaslight."
20. Last day OF the missionary meeting
"rhe Poor OF New York" ut the Opera
House, by Gus Phillips and company,
Benefit to Manager Howard, at the Theatre
Comique; ho is presented with gold.
headed cane, watch and set Of orna.
mentsl glassware, and agent Rife gets u
gold-headed cane. Entertainment by the
SigOurney Society at the Female College.
30. Taylor Sirauder released by the
United States Court, but rearrOsted on
warrant sworn out before Squire Cald.
well.
Deaths in April, 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-31

In the Southern States the increase Of
colored population shows n;certain degree
Of uniformity along The lines Of latitude.
In the belt including the States Of Mary.
lind, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee and
Missouri the percentage Of increase is
rom 10 in Maryland to 25 In Tennessee,
In the southern tier including South Car.
oliha, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Nlissls.
gippi and Louisiana, the increase ranges
lron 29 in Alabama TO 40 in South Caro-
lima The States in which the increase il
exceptionally large, as compared with OH.
ers IN the sntne tier, are North Carolina.
Arkansas, Texas and Kansas, where ile
population has doubtless been largely In
creased by emIgtahts from the bhlliozed
states oil South Carolina, Mississippi and
Louisiana. W. ""'
The percentage Of increase in the North.
ern States for the decade Is LARGO,
but the aggregate, Notwithstanding l6e
rush TO Kansas, Ia but little larger than IN
the previous decade, when II was 1855,
against 13s,O34 now. N'''"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-31

II The census Of 1870 was even approx.
matey correct, the colorCd population has
not only shown a larger actual increase
during the last decade than in any other
ten years OF It's history, but has increased
by larger percentage than at any other
time since 1910. Tho figures cflGctually
disproye tho theory 80 often proclaimed
that this race when freed and thrown upon
It's own resources would diminish in mum.
bers. Notwithstanding many drawbacks
to their progress, and many prosecutions
IN the Southern States, the colored people
have increased in numbers as never be.
fore, and haye'also been rapidly improving
their condition.
The theory that the ColOred people when
freed would overrun the North has proved
equally erroneous The increase by sec.
tons, including under the head OF slave
States all the territory which up to tho
commencement Of tho war, slaves could
be legally held in bondage, Is shown by
the following tables:
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meeting, adjourned with banquet at tn
Mcclure House. Mrs. Whittaker's musica
classes give enjoyable concert at Weise
Hall. Opening Of Lincoln Club room
with addresses BY President Robert Dal
cell, Hon, W. 7. Wiley and others,
81. Big day Of the Bellaire Loan Ex
hibition. Wheeling people attend il
crowds.
%, Building Committee Of State Fai
leave to inspect Fair buildings in neighbor
ing cities, Deaths of james D, Halter ant
]. Il, Holman. Nail tenders in nail mill!
and carrying boys in the South Wheeling
Glass Works strike for higher wages,
"a, High Tent Independent Order Of
Rechabites begins session at Petenon's
Hall. Bellaire Baby Show results in Willie
Robinson, little daughter OF Mr.. Dexter
Robinson, winning the prize,
30 Experts appointed to examine ac-
counts OF Clerk Deiters, OF the Board Of
Ohio County Commissioners, submit report
showing various irregularities, and exami-
nation OF report began by Board. Resigna-
ton OF Judge c. +. T. Moore OF Supreme
Court of Appeals of West Virginia sent
Governor, to take effect June LIST. High
Tent OF Rechabites hold secret session and
adjourn TO meet at lion, N, Y, in 1882.
Mr. j, L. Faris' house on Island reported
to have been buElarized during absence OF
family Deaths OF DR.. ]. N. Surgison,
Joshua Lukens and Michael Marian. Isaac
Marpele killed by falling on driving belt ut
Benwood cooper shop, Squire Caldwell
bonds Jacob Hash for six months not to
throw stones ut Pwiky trains. Pittsburgh
window glass manufacturers decide TO
close works June LIST, for the summer.
%: Nina McComb, IN eleven year old
child, cut her little sister seriously with
butcher knife in Il quarrel in East Wheel
ing, Election for Municipal Judge, results
in choice OF Geo. W. JeiFers, Dem, over
Gen. 4: b. Caldwell, Rep, bya majority Of
504. llarmOnie.MaennerChor Singing So
cieLy give enjoyable concert and excursion
to SLeubenyille, ReChabites give success.
full picnic ut Green's Grove and ball at
Washington Hall, Well attended enter
tainment ut Opera House for benefit OF St.
Jacobs Church.
y. Deiteys' examination at tho Court
House shows further Irregularities on tho
part of the Clerk Of tho County Board, and
adjonrns until June Sd. Lawrence Barrett
il shylock and David Garrick at the Opera
House.
2S Outdoor convention Of coal miners at
the Fair Grounds.
%. Sunday-Rev. DR., Masden closes a
series OF sermons on Home topics with one
on Our Home in Heaven" Burglars en-
ter the Stamm House.
80. Chimes Of Normandy" repeated at
the Opera House by the Lyric Opera Com
pany. landlan, IatcliiTe 4 Co. . store in
South Wheeling burglarized and, $500
stolen.
81, Judge Cranmer takes leave OF thebar
in the Municipal Court.
NoTE.-Deaths in May 40.
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9 insurance agents convicted Of doing busi-
!, ness without procuring the required certih
cate, Pleasant reception, and literary and
musical entertainment at Lincoln club
rooms,
J $, Jewelry store Of Anton Stauver, on
Main street entered while he is ut supper
and all his stock taken. Marriage OF Zach
+, Robertson and Miss Mary Brown.
o. Assignment OF Hamilton, McGana-
han 4 Mathews, "The Professor" at the
Opera House.
u. Fire in the wholesale grocery of Hub
bard, PAUL & Co.
IS, Death OF Col. W. W. Miller.
10. Donna Juanita" comic opera at the
Opera House.
20. Mass temperance meeting Mt the
Fourth Street NJ. L, Church. Holiday en-
tertainmenta at Lincoln Club rooms, 1.-Two
Orphans by Jay Rails company ut Opera
House. SOiree musicale by Airs. ~ L,
Whitaker and pupils.
%. A thief steals two diamonds valued
at 500 and $500 respectively from Dillon's
lewelry store windlw. Full dress hop OF
the German. John S. Clark rs "AIajOr Do
Boots" and "Toodles" at Opera House.
%. Xmas (Sunday)-Spscial services OF
timely nature in all the churches.
Weather comparatively fair; thermometer
5P ats P. N. Big complimentary dinner
to the press at the McIure House
20 Generally observed Us Christmas
holiday in Wheeling, the banks, State
House and postOtlice, and most otheEofEices
being closed, and business to large ex-
tent suspended zone Hundred Wives'
presented at the Opera House by the
Gosche'Hopper Company to the second
largest matinee house eyCrassembled there
and to large house at night, Lots OF Sun,
day school entertainments,
y. Maggie Haslop, Of Martins Ferry,
reported drowned in tho river near tho
North Wheeling ferry; fears Of suicide and
Tumos Of foul play Donation party at tho
Island NJ, L, parsonage. Council finally
passes Mr., Laughlin's resolutions reopen.
Ing the b. & o. extension matter. Mass
temperance meeting at Fourth Street NJ.
y. Church. zone Hundred Wives" ut tho
Opera House TO small audience. Jabez
Gosney attempts suicide at the riverside,
loot Of Twelfth street, and ono Williamson
on Fourteenth street, Drizzling rain all
day. Marriage Of Harry Turner, Of Bridge
port, and Miss Mary Giesey, at Chapline
Street NJ H. Church,
", Two stables, tho property of VIM II,
SheIb and +. Kennedy, situated on tho
river bank south Of Allcy7, burned at Q A,
NJ. Loss about $500,
II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-31

COlOrOd Population Of the County,
In 1860 the colored population Of the
United States, not including the Indian
Territory, which was omitted from tho
census tables, was 4,4Il,7SO In 1870 tho
total waS given by the census reports at
i,SSG,SS7, or, emitting the Indian Territory.
4,sSO,OOO. This showed an increase Of
1920, or only OS per cent Serious
doubts have been expressed as TO tho com.
pletcness and accuracy Of the census Of
1870, and Il IL altogether likely that Tho
negro population Of that period Is some-
what undertated in tho reports,
According to tho revised tables for 1880
tho coIorcd population, not including The
Indian Territory, was then $3.50, 703, an In.
crease over 1870 Of !, 200, 7Sl, or IS percent.
The total population Of the country for Tho
same period showed an increase Of some.
Thing over 20 per cont. The colored pOpu.
Iation Tor the various decades from 1900.
With The actual increase, and the percent.
age, Of increase during the decade appears
Us follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-31

I. Death Of ]. Il. stiiel, All old, wealthy
and highly esteemed citizen, at bis home
In North Wheeling. Death Of CletuS HSu.
ser, prominent German, aged 81.
2. Squire II. j. Felber arFaigned beiore
Squire Caldwell on charge Of taking
bribes, valves IN examination, and 4
bound over TO Court.
8. Harry Paxton, Of North Wheeling
dangerously shot by a man named Beals
0, Judge Boyd refuses a new trial 10 M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-31

REAbiSo, Pa, December 20. Judgments
amounting 10 $1,000 have been entered
here against the estate Of Erred Ianet
brewer, recently failed, who agrees 10 eSSty
on the business during the present iiijus.
llon' all his personal property iS levied
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. crime tended to create prejudice again:
] all persons charged with murder. Nations
! Glass Blowers Association meets ut III
] State House in Wheeling.
: .. Thermometer 1907 in the shade q
SP. Henry Muegge, an aged Gernal
: news dealer Of Central Wheeling, suicides
! Z. Glass Blowers excursion to Brown
Island on steamer Abner O'Neal. Burglar
, enter the office Of Pollock's mill and rol
the money drawer,
s, Better news from Washington. Glas
Blowers Association adiourns. Return O
the W., p. & @, railroad surveyors. Georgt
Mathews attempts to drive wagon acros
the u, Il y. road at Benwood in front OF VI
engine and is struck and receives grave
injuries,
., John 7, Mercer purchases the Ohio
State Tobacco Warehouse ut Bellaire.
10, sunday-thermometer 1903, Ex'
cessiye heat causes the death Of
Philip Duffy, Mrs, Thomas Hammond and
Mrs, John Boring. Te Daums in the Cath
Ole churches OF Wheeling for Preside
GaEtield's improvement.
II. A crack discovered in one OF the cyl
indes OF tho WOrthington pump at the
water works. Thermometer lO2.
II, Council ISSUES license for the sale OF
vinous and malt liquor on tho State Fair
ground.
Is. Miles Orton's circus loveled by q
storm at st. Clairsville.
II. Song recital at Wiesel Hall by Mr..
James 5. Martin, Phantom party at Mt.
Belleview Hotel.
10. .. A. Hoge, Robert Hulett and VIM.
Welty reach GAINESVILLE on their way from
Wheeling to Cincinnati on bicycles, Con-
tract for new boilers for the water works
awRrdeded to Sweeney & Son,
II. Ed. Scarry and Andrew Driver, two
boys, captured while trying to burglarize
Oehm's clothing store. Rumors OF defal-
cation by John NJ, Houston, the druggist,
as Treasurer OF Odd Fellows Mutual Aid
Association, prove to be true.
q, Ed. Clator beats Boil in three.miie
race over the lower course, much to the
disgust Of Bolts friends and the CORE
spending delight Of Wheelingites. Wheel
ing district A. NJ. \. camp meeting opens
IN Walnut Grove, Martins Ferry
q. Sunday, Citizens Railway com panys
stables on Main street burned to the
gr0und-loss $1,000.
%, Commodore Hornbrook's new tow
boat the Jennie Campbell, makes very
satisfactory trial trip.
q John II. WellingerhoG, q clerk for
Arbenz 4 Co., proves u deiaulter.
%. Wheeling blcyclists return from Gin
Cinnati.
81, Sunday, Thermometer 20.
NoTE,-Deaths in July, "A.
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9. Opening Of q Mission at the Cathedral
by the Paulist Fathers. Arrival in Wheel
ing Of Mr.. Francis Cngn, Boston bicy.
CliSt, making trip 10 Chicago on his bicy-
Gle. Minnie Carpenter, aged 8, fatally
burned by an explosion Of kerosene In
North Wheeling. Jewish Day Of Atone
inont commences nj OP.M
g. Nat Goodwin and wife at the Opera
House in "liobbies."
L. The Goodwins Ia 1.-THE Member fol
SloCum." seml-mohthly reception by the
Lincoln Club; address by Dr.. Logan.
g. Opening Of the annual session OF the
West Virginia Conference at Moundsville.
@. Farewell concert by Prof Karl Herr.
mann at the Opera House. Britt Davis
Jim Gully and John Holmes found guilty
Of incendiariSm in the Circuit Court
Poodle Price and Harry O'Brien, the other
two boy fire.bugs, acquitted. River down
10 is inches.
I. Sol Smith Russell at the Opera House
In "Edgewood Folks"
o. Sunday-MosL Of the city NJ. Il. pul.
pits filed by ministers from abroad at
tending the Conference at MoundSyllla
/ 10. State Fair opens. Maggie Mitchell
as Jane Eyre" nj Opera House. NJ. Il
Conference ut Moundsville adjoufns. Johr
Ritz beats Will FelEihg in a boat race oyei
the upper course.
II, ohiolocal elections, Secondary oitht
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Lecture at the Cathedral by Rev. ]. Muir
ruy on "Ireland and its Patron Saint"
10, John Il. Zeyely is discovered 10 be Z
iorger and to have aed the town.
20. Third Lenten lecture by Bishop
Kahn, 1.-THE Triune God"
q. Assignment OF Peter W. Bosley the
Market street ConiectiOner, Geo, A. Hill
opens an engagement in sensational drama
at the Academy OF Music,
90 Buffalo Bill at the Opera House.
John 7, Carney, ex-Cashier OF the Peoples
Bank, arrested at Newark, Ohio, and
brought to Wheeling, charged with crook
edness whileEn the bank, Opening OF the
eighteenth annual session OF the Wash
ington COl0red NJ. +. Conference.
%. Burning OF u frame building on Main
street, Centre Wheeling, belonging to Jas,
Ferguson; adjoining houses somewhat
scorched, AIendeps furniture factory, on
Eof street, adjoining the county jail, also
burned, Both fires OF incendiary origin,
and uncomfortable to u great degree on ac-
count OF a water famine. Exhibition by
the junior class at the Female College.
Washington NJ. L. Colored conference.-the
in session with large attendance. Exhlbl-
ton day in the public schools
q. FeEgusOn's flour mill, BaCh's wagon
shop and wire works destroyed by lire
loss $1,000. Water still scarce; fires OF in
cendiary origin, Presentation OF gold
watch to Rody Robinson, OF the Central
Glass Works, at Beethoven Hall. Mis-,
Ann Eliza Jones, OF bridgeport, hangs her
self with clothes line. Peter Cooper,
B. 4 o. passenger engineer, Of this city,
instantly killed at Glover's Gap.
q. Sunday-Fourth Lenten lecture by
Bishop Kahn; God Made Man" Preach.
ing in most Of the churches by coloFed
Of the Washington Conference.
Irish Land League appoints Ward Com
mittees to solicit contributions, etc
IS. Close OF the Washington Conference
session. John II. Zeveley returns to the
city and surrenders to the authorities
20. BARLEY CampbelPs "My Geraldine"
lt the Opera House.
80. Suicide Of Charles c. Wilson, n River.
side mailer, Presentation Of gold watch
70 James W, MCCune, foreman Of the Top
Mil blast furnace, by the workmen.
NOTE,-Deaths in March IL.