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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-24
Gke gnteAigtttt1n.
=; ,o.. sS and n Ioarlesnth sIeee.
mn profound cOnHIl1lu0hAl IAWyvI WnU @

Tas n,olound constitutional lawyer Whf
,i,a hAt ,hs wheeling RgiaT finds fault with
TaO,s .r~ bill number 9Oi because 1t makes
:" h'r1" rh,Dro me- in the manner Of choosing
~ a'.'.,ors,, s They met be elected, as here
,ais,s, nS,r.s'g, by the people" OF course they
wv Wv The average lawyer may not be Al
~, .,.,t constitutional lawyer as the editor
% ,%s R,g,Sr, but he knows enough to
,~ W." mat section 1st Of article 9 9of the
c.o.stptlon raOD Of West Virginia reads ~
'', "TSs voters Of each county shall elect q
s,.navor naO Of Lands, q Prosecuting Attor-
sN'U'Sb Sheriff, and one, and mot more than
hs!' ssessors, who shall hold their re.
sMosetys MS offices for the term OF four years"
Now will the learned editor OF the Reg
Mn. who says that he has examined
~. ~ Bill now pending before the
IL, legislature with some care" and, fur
'Sar ,% lbat ho expected to find it amended
~ % a, to take away the elective features Of
~. ~ 4 I,,sessorship, tell us how the honora'
hIs members Of the Legislature could meet
Ii, I visvs and at the same time comply
Nth tbs section oil the Constitution which
va have quoted,
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WELLSBURG.
The TWenly.SeCond-GsnOFaI News NOtea
aud Local Happenings.
WRLISRuRd. February %.

WELlSBURd, February 2S.
Editon IntelllEeneer,
The "twenty.seCond" was not observed
here, and we may say but little though
or talked about, One solitary flag OF thu
free was thrown to the breeze. Itis righ
and proper that the nation remember
George Washington and that all Citizenl
initiate his virtues.
A couple OF citizens were before the
Mayor this morning to answer for in
kdulging In an eye'blaCking encounter
There was beer and cider In 1t, Twenty
and costs each. ...
There is some stir In regard 10 the Goa
shalt enterprise, but as yet we can learn o.
nothing definite. ....
The burg seems to he on the high tide
OF o boom Just now. From present indi
cations there will be more dwelling houses
put up the coming summer than In any
previous year In the history OF the place
LazearVille comes In for her share also
There are q number Of lots unsnld there
that can be had cheap, All Wellsburp
wants 10 become frat class town Is a'leW
more manufacturing establishments thai
will increase her population eight hundred
or q thousand.
Capt, W. r. Cope, who has been win,
tering In Cincinnati, Ia back home.
VIM. Sheets, oil LaGrRnge, has left the
ranks Of single loneliness and taken bet.
ter hall. lie and bis bride spent Sunday
last with the family Of Mr.. Thomas COX,
Of this place.
The many friends OF Miss Mary Harvey
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CtSCISSA7t, February 23.-wm. Pink.
sfton, ot the detective agency, who 10 Id
the city, says that The Bernhardt manage.
tnsht having been annoyed by pickpockett
and thieves following them, and fearing
the theft oI valuables carried by Bern
hatdt, have engaged from him three de-
teCtlves, one from each oftheif offices, In
New York, Philadelphia and Chicago, L
travel with the Company during the bal
anco Of its tour through this country.
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The State SIN "Ihe Dark aud HIoody
IFOuntI,o


GFOund,"
LOUISVILLE, February % "a letter from
Tompkinsville gives the particulars Of a
fendish murder there: Thursday after
dark stones was thrown against the door
of the house occupied by James Feller,
age thirty.Eeyen years. AS Feler opened
the door, flash and report was heard.
lie staggered, threw up bis arms and
fell over dead. He was shot through tho
heart. Thirty.seven slugs were found In
his body. VIM. Smith Ia now In jail,
charged with murder In the frat degree
The wile and daughter Of Fellef have been
arrested as accessories to the crime. The
wife Is pretty woman twenty.four years
of age, and the step.danehter lBi nineteen.
Smith ran of with Feller's wife a year
ago, and hard feelings have existed be.
tween them ever since. The wife is edu.
Gated and good looking, but bears a hard
character.
A Bowling Green letter Tells OF killing
there last evening. The trouble began
and ended In JOlnson's saloon. Grubbs,
the barkGeper, Fayetto Loving and John
Loving, brothers, were the participants
John Loving and Grubbs became engaged
In q quarrel, and walking into the hall
continued It there. Fayette Loving com.
Ing up at the time took o hand, and after
some words drew pistol and shot Grubbs.
He died In a short time. Fayette Loving
mounted horse and disappeared.
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Al LAST
They Have Elected n EenAt0r In PGnnSyI
VRuIA aud HIs Name Is Mitchell.

They Have Elected n senator In PGnnSyI.
VauIa RHd HIs Name IN Mitchell.
HARRISBURG, Pa, February 23-On the
thlrty.tlfth ballot to-day the election Of a
United States Senator to succeed sena.
tor Wallace alter the 4th OF March,
was finally accomplished, the choice fall.
ing upon John |. Mitchell, member Of the
present Congress from the Sixteenth dis.
triCt, The vote stood: Mitchell, 100; Wal.
lace, O2; MCVeigh, /; Brenoter, /. Nj.
Mitchell, although Blaine man last year,
Is the friend Of Cameron and thoroughly
acceptable to the latter. lie is forty.two
years ol age, Of fine physique, with q
bright, honest face, large head, surmount.
ed by u lnxnriant growth Of light, curly
hair, aud will be one OF the abandonment
and most dignited looking men in the
new Senate. lie is slightly lame, from
injuries received by being thrown
from his buggy about two years ago,
and walks with cane, He Is a lawyer
by profession and achieved quite fame
throughout Pennsylvania an Chairman
OF the Judiciary General and Ways and
Means Committee at Harrisburg. lie is a
forclble and fluent talker, but for the lack
Of opportunity, being sunk out OF sight In
Private Land Claims Committee, has not
distinguished himself as a debatCr in Con.
gress. He Ia a level.headed sensible man,
a good scholar, and experienced In public
affairs. He is very popular In the House,
and his many friends are rejOiCed at his
not altogether unexpected success. His
name has been Canvassed for two weeks,
and on allsideshe wssregarded rs probably
Sf taf fS2TS e SiiI,SSs SiiSEIIS ;sss;:js's
chances, discreet politicians like Major
Errett, who were coaching the movement,
kept their own council.
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TaE attempt to impose double taxation
on a portion of the counties Of this State
for The benefit Of the remainder, in the
matter Of school tax, WAS overwhelmingly
voted down yesterday in the House oi
Delegates. This is a credit to the sense ol
jaslce and fair dealing Of the members.
TAey do not propose to go into the con.
fssation business, at least not until the
money that has been diverted from the
school fund, and rendered non.produCtiye
10 lie schools Of the State, has been re-
Stored toit,
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ChARLorrR, N. o., February 2S.-jOhn
Harrington Ahot and killed Pted Hatpet
yesterday. Harper in falling shot Par.
tinston Ia the cheek, the ball passing out
the other side. The latter is not danger.
ously wounded. -Four or FIVE shots we're
fired, Harper shooting even alter he had
feceived his death wound and had fallen
70 tue Rtpnnd. Both were young men,
respectfully connected,
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Tnlsos seem to be tightening up In New
York under the scare produced by the
Funding bill in its present shape. The
movement to retire circulation seems to 60
on bdskly, and yesterday money rose to
three.eighths Of one per cent per day. 1t ID
notimprobable that something Of panic
may be preCipitated on the money market
before the Funding bill Is got satlsiac'
tory shape, II the present Withdrawals ol
OnrrnncY 20 on.
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MLwAuKRE, February ga private
dispatch, direct and official from Senator
Carpenters bedside, to relatives here, is
that bis "SiLuStion Is very critical, and lie
must die soon" The announcement ere.
ates great excitement In political circles.
The question, who shall succeed him, ID
already agitated. Leading Republicans
iovor Angus Cameron, o. q. Washbufne,
liofaCe Rubles, y. W, Reyes and Judge q
b. Dyer according to the. respective lac
uhnH t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-24
T0DEATH
HORRIBLE Fatal FIRE AT EAs1
LIVERPOOL.
Eight Persons Perish tn the Flames OF q
burning BuiIdIpg = HeaFtreRdInE
sceneaat tho FIFe-A Father II.
capss Leaving the Mother
aud Family 10 BuFn.

East LIVERPOOL, O., February 23.-The
FIRE Of Monday nightin the bank building,
destroying the sleeping apartments over
staley's restaurant seems to have been q
ioretas!e of the heArtsiCkening roasting
which was to follow. This morning about
halt'past one o'clock flames were discoy-
cred Issuing from the drug store OF Sloan
Bros, In Frank Stewards four.story frame
building, corner Of Broadway and Sixth
street, used by him as q feed store and
baled hay warehouse, and occupied also
by Mr.. kaufman as a grocery. 1t is sup.
posed that Sloan, being a newcomer to
our town, did not know OF the heavy
pressure which comes on at times from
our natural gas, and left 1t burning in
the drug store, over which he was
sleeping, with his family OF wife
and seven children, and brotherin law. a
Mr., Skeels, of Harrison county, this State,
and VINO only arrived in the town yester.
day, TO pay them a visit. On discovering
the llalnes MI Sloan woke all, and pick
ing,upa a little daughter three years old,
told them to follow, The stairwsys were
by this time burned away, and escape by
that means cut of, Tnrniug to the front
Of the building, he told his wife with
babe In her arns) and children 10 follow
him, and leaped to the ground. The wife
and children were either overcome by the
flames and stitllng fumes from The drug
store, or falling TO get the children 10 lump,
preferred death with them. Mr., Sloan
hoped by jumping first to be able 10 catch
the others and break the force OF their falI,
and, although braRkng his Leg In the lean
hobbled around crying out piteously ior i
the others.
The building was erected last summer,
and waa q perfect fire trap, having nu.
meronS elevators running up through the
fourth tioor which opened up an inviting
pathway Tor the fiery feHd, and nearly
every floor being filled with hay, The
flames spread with frightful rapidity. and
In twenty or thirty minutes the entire
structure was consumed. The lremen by
heroic work confined the fire 10 StewArla
building and small adjoining frame
residence. At seven o'clock this morn.
Ing the ruins were sufficiently re-.
dnced 10 commence the search for the
bodies, three streams OF water having
poured on them from two O'Clock. Mrs,
Sloan was found with her babe in her
arms, and both burned nearly 10 C,isp.
Around them were huddIed the bodies Of
Tho other five chiIdron, all having hustled
INTO one corner, and died as close to the
;%SnSh'r So thew could cling. Mr.. Skeels
!" - tpl"E in a back room, and probably
never knew, oi the danger until escape
was impossible. The scenes at the ruins |
this morning were heartrending, and beg. |
gar description. The bodies have all been |
recovered, and an inquest will be held |
this afternoon. The insurance on the |
buildings cannot be asCertained at this |
hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-24

ofrAwA, February 2l,-Ptincess Louise
is expected to return to The city in May
and will be accompanied by large party
o.I English visitors, who intend spending
the summer months on a fishing tour on
the Lower 81, Lawrence. In the autumn
they will pay q visit 10 Manitoba.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-24

Ma. L. + THoAPBoN, Superintendent Of
Mooie 4 Wyman's Engine and Machine
Wofks, No. 81 Foundry street. Boston,
Mass sends the following item: Nv wife
has been suffering for years with severe
paine 10 the limbs, 10 relieve which I had
her apply some ol that famous liniment,
81 Jacobs OIL Now abe is cured, thAnkS
70 the wonderfully healing properties Of
The Oil. II has also been used among my
men with splendid effect, and can 6Ighs
! y Recommend IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-24

srRUbESvilLE, o., February 23,-At To-
ronto, nine miles above this city last night,
the drug store Of George o. pugh was dam
aged by FIRE to the extent Of $1,000; In.
siifed In UOlumbiana and Canton Mutual.
The fire originated in the SlofeFoom from
a detective llue, and one.loutth oi the
stock was burned. The building was
owned by Boal 4 MCFafren.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-24

TGE public has had many 81, opportunity
he last ak months 10 secure watches and
iewelry at auction, but we guarantee 10
say that never before have they had The
opportunity 10 purchase al auCli saCfliclnq
prices az We say goods selling for al Louis
Deohefts closing out sale. We advise
eoery one 70 attend the sale, Mr.. Dechefl
iniofms us that every article must be sold
this week. Sale every evening, also
Ih1tsday, Friday and Saturday afternoon
for ladies,
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naiahis iss.I 81 rinn liaISi.

Nav YoRK, February 2S.HArtiClss were
signed tonight for the international six,
day go.as.you.pleass between O'Leaty,
unknown, and Vaughan and Rowell con.
test, which begins March 7th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-24

ALBANY, N. Y, February 2S.-The As
sembly adopted a resolution directing The
Attorney General to institute suits Of auc
watahLo against The Watering bLock on
the part Of the telegraph companies.
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Esw YoRE. February &-Cotton ouIe,
'Mil e'ieall 1890 futures quiet but steady.
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TRADE REPORT
CONDITION OF TIE VARIOUS NAB.
KETS Yesterday.
Money and stOeEs- OIL = wheat, Cora
and PlOur-BeeL Pork and Lard
Dry Goods and GrOcerISS-
Produce, Cotton, Wool,
Whisky, &c., 90.
New York Money and stocks.

NEW YoRK, February 2S.-MoNxY--MarkOt
stringent at per cent per annum, y per cent
per diem, closing at O per cent per anuum,
u percent per diem. Prime mercantile paper
4ab per cent Sterling Exchange bankers bills
weak at 81 50; demand ~ SAX.
GOVERNMENT BONDs-WeAk and Kak per
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-27
LOVE LAUGHS AT AGB.
A Pair of Giddy Young Things Married
Yesterday.

New York, December 21.-A notable
event was the marriage, at IL O'Clock this
morning, in st. Johr's Church, varick
street, Of Mr.. George :. sickles, aged 81
years, father of General Daniel L SickleS TO
Miss Mary Sheridan Sawyer, a blooming
widow, IS years of age. The announcement
that the nuptials would be solemnizod at
that hour drew large number of
spectators to the old church, many otwhom
awaited in the vestibule and on the porch
to catch a glimpse of the loving couple
At fifteen minutes to IL o'clock the bridal
party reached the church, which they en-
tered by the choirroom. At the appointed
hour Ma. George Ls Jsuna, tns organist,
began a wedding march from Handal and
then all eyes were turned toward the
door to the right Of the altar. In q no-
ment 1t was opened by Sexton Tai
bot, attlred in his robes of Office, who with a
majestic tread led the bridal procession,
which entered in the following order; Miss
Roma Sickles, Miss Alta Sickles and Miss
Pere Sickles, daughters of the groom, bride
maids, each of whom was attired in brocade
ashes of roses silk dresses with hats to
match. Immediately behind the trio of
beauties was the groom attired in conven-
tional broadcloth, leaning on the arm
Of his best man, Morris +. Dow
ley, . member of the bar Of this
city. Mr.. Sickles silvery gray hair was
artstical!y arranged over the surface that
Is usually barren in men of his years, and
as he walked brsllly under the inspiration
OF the exhilerating strains of the great or
gan, smile was on his countenance, and it
was. evident he was happy. A few PAGES
behind was the bride escorted by her SON.
William Sawyer. She was attired in mag
niticent wedding dress of brocade, ashes of
roses, with hat to match. Diamonds spar
kled i'll her ears. Behind them, and closing
the procession, was Mrs. William Sickles,
accompanied by Mrs. Emerson, niece Of
Mrs. Sawyer.
The party were met at the chancel rails
conducted them within the sanctuary,
where the wedding ceremony was consum-
mated. When the last words binding the
organ pealed forth Handel's FIXED in His
Everlasting Seat" and then the aged bene-
dict kissed his bride, and both in turn were
kissed by the wedding party, after which
they repaired to the rooms of the choir
where they received the congratulations Of
their numerous friends.
General Daniel Il. Sckles was not present
His daughter, Mrs Carleton, however, was,
together with numerous other relatives Of
the Sicklcs family. Subsequently the we'd
ding party were driven to the residence OF
Mr.. Sickles. A wedding breakfast will he
given at the Belmont Hotel tomorrow
morning.-LNissouri Republican.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-27
Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurse

Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female ply
sicians and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never
failing safety and success by millions of
mothers and children, from the feeble in
FAINT Of one week old 10 the adult 1t cor
reefs acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels and gives rest,
health and comfort to mother and child.
We believe ii the best and surest remedy in
the world in all cases Of dysentery and diar-
rhea in children, whether arising from
teething or from any other cause, Full di-
rections for using will accompany each bot
Curtis & Perkins is on the outside wrapper
Sold 10y all medicine dealers. 2j cents a
hottie.
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The Story of TWO Oaks.

Within bow-shot of the great town
gate of Aorat, in Switzerland, stands a
venerable oak IN lore than five hundred years
old, 1t was full grown tree on the evs OF
the famous battle Of Morst, when Charles
the Bold nsld conference with his Generals
under the shade of its wide.spresdis=
branches, Twenty-four hours later tbs
leaders Of the Swiss gathered around this
sclf-ssms tree, and there offered up thanks
to heaven for their signal victory. They
dispatched a messenger to Freiburs
with the tidirgs, and, IN conformity with d
foregone arrangement conhded him a TO-
ken by which the Federalists of that city
might recognize him as q duly accredited
envoy. This token was leafy branch, cut
frsm the oak in question. Its bearer put
forth such speed in executing his mission
that when he reached Freiburg he had Just
strength enough left to gasp out his mes
sage, and then cropped dead on the ground
grasping his oak branch to the last. HO
was buried where he fell, and the branch
planted ON his crave, is at the present mo
ment one of the largest and Stateliest trees
in Europe, having completed its 4O5th year
Il Courier-Journal.
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A SnrNT Thing

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"woman,s Rsst Erienn :.

Ample testimonials nom every section of Tho
eonntry show that Br0dteld's Female Repulatoy
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This most excellent hotel, which is located
convenient to the depot in the town oi
Athens, has under the efficient MANAGE.
ment Of Captain Tracy, its popular pro
puetor, taken rank among the leading
llotelS OF the southwest, and travellers an,
preciate the iirst-olasS Accommodations It
affords by patronizing it in ia most liberal
manner. The ACCOMMODATIONS are tirst.olass
IN every respect, and the fare is the very
pest 10 be had in the land, Guests arc
seo u';l every attention, and the popularity
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Third Ward Market, Ross Avenue.

MI J. u. Baugh, from Tennessee, has
bought out the Third Ward market bust
ness Of MIR, T, Williams and he proposes 10
Keep his stall supplied with frsc!!. Meats,
Butter Eggs and Country Produce and
also will have, at all times, dressed Poultry,
Game. &C. in abundance. The families
living IN that ward can rest assured that no
pains will be spared to make this market
the best in the city A free delivery, and
all orders promptly attended to. Remem-
Ger the Third Ward market, Ross avenue.
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cate-neryed people should not 90 TO hear
nm discourse on biology and physiology. II
NJ Paul Bsri IS the Joshua Of yiyisec-
tlon, DR.. Brown-Seqaard is the Moses
Hls curiosity is devouring, and all runs into
one channel 1t is satirely subseryient TO A
! burning desire to find the local habitation
OF each intellectual and moral faculty, and
TO make full and complete atlas Of the
braln and nervous Centers. This physiolo
slst goes to his work with the keen eager
ness OF an old huntsman who is beating
a forest for game. He wants to solve the
the perplsSing problem which Sphinx typi-
led thousands of years ago.
DR.. Brown-SoquarS is the grandson of
irish emlgrants to America, and the son
OF an American naval officer who
was probably massaercd ~ pirates, and
OF French creole lady. He was
borne in the 4auritius, where he
learned 10 speak French as child and
English as schoolboy. There is the
warmth of the Irishman in his oratory,
The scientific facts which he is always try
ms 10 master appear to feed his fancy az
well az TO enrich his intellect. Russians
and Roumanians are greatly drawn toward
Dr. Brown'Sequard. But the Russian
studentessss de not ike to think too much
ABOUT his experiments. There is much ten
uerness III the Russian woman fer inferior
animals. 1t does not show itself in pucrils
senslblllty, but in kindness which makes
me think that but for the severe climate of
Russia Buddhism wonls have spread there
from Asia.-L Pail Mall Gazette.