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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04

PHILADELPHIA, January s.--The counsel
for The Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany and the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany met In the United States Court this
morning 10 Argued the question Of q pre-.
lininary injunction, which the telegraph
company are about to apply for 10 70.
strain the railroad company from inter.
ieting with theit wires between Philadel.
phia and New York, but owing 10 the ABB
bCence oil Judge Butler the case went
over till to.morroH.
II 10 understood the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company has given the Western
Union notice 10 remove lie wires, and that
the telegraph company claims that, under
lie contracts II has q right 10 maintain
them without interruption. The case Il
one Of great Interest, "a the line between
here and New York constitutes the great
trunk ol the country, connections being
made here with all the principal point
south and west,
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DELLAiRE.


The Bellalre City Orchestra will 70 TO
Weodsasld tonight to play lot ball at
that place.
Miss Mollis Dunaway, OF Gravel Hill,
entertained number Of her friends on
Saturday night.
The only night connection this city has
with Wheeling by the telephone 10 al the
Mayors Office.
Rev. Willison, Of Malaga, Monroe Coun.
ty, was In the city yesterday.
Work has been resumed on the sewer.
age on ThirtyBeC0nd street.
A number Of the schools we're mol In
session yesterday on account OF the cold
weather breaking q number OF the pipes
In the sLeam heating apparatus.
Mr. b. y. Cox, Superintendent OF the
Public Schools Oi this city, had not arTiy.
ed from hia visit In Washington county,
Ohio, on yesterday.
The following officers were elected 10
serve the coming year In the Dlsclples
Sunday School: superintendent, Robert
Nelson; Assistant upe.lhtendent, B, y,
Dean Secretary, George Metlz; Assistant
Secretary, W. H. Gunni 0fganiAt, Fred.
Muhleman.
The gross receipts Of The concert held at
the DlsclDles Church on Saturday even.
Ing, were $50 so. This exceeds any Of The
previous receipts by $50 90.
Preaching every night this week nj The
Disciples Church, by Rev. M. b. Adams,
Yesterday boy called at one Of our
hardware stores and asked Tor yeast
The Soldiets and Sailors Monumental
Association elected the following officers
yesterday; President, U. L. ShuttleVofih.
Vice President, Henry Ohmmell; Secfe.
tary, W, II. Brown Corresponding SeC.
retary, ]. II. DoblUfj Treasurer, Frederick
Ebeflei Trustees, UhAB. Baizeli, 1os,
Beatty, .. o. Gerard. The meeting Then
passed resolution authorizing ibe
trustees 10 buy stone for the laying Of the
foundation ol the monument on The Pub.
lie Square oi the city.
The annual meeting Of ihe stock kholdA,a
oil the Baron Manufacturing Company was
held at lie Office yesterday afternoon, At
which Meesfg. John T. Mercer, A, P,
Tallnan, William Cinfsn, b. Rankin
aud Q. II. Tallmah were elected directors
ior the ensuing year. The old officers Of
the company were fe elected with the eI.
ception o. Dol. Q. SIS, Baron, who ietifes
voluntarily, with The recent disposal Of
bis Interest, TO engage In another pursuit.
II a. Il
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YESTERDAY was Mr.. Camden's day in
he Cincinnati Enquirer, and its Washing.
ton correspondent gives him tafIy without
stint. No taiTy for Hereford yesterday,
but quite the reverse. Listen at this for
instance: "He cannot make speech on
any subject that will command attention.
When he rises to speak 1t is the signal Tor
the occupants OF the galleries TO clear out,
and for the Senators to retire to the cloak
rooms.'
His colleague Senator Davls) Is de-
sCribed as a 'plain, go.ahead business
man"-''makes an admirable business
ssnator"-"too conscientious to do any.
thing inean"-and a good man generally.
MIR. Camden is the Moses who Is to lead
the people Of West Virginia out OF the
wilderness, on railroads that he has In
contemplation - "has built narrow
gauge from Clarksburg to WeSton"-(how
about this being truel-"lS now con-
templating pushing IL through to Charles.
ton in the Kanawha valley'-"is looked
upon In the State as the most successful
business man within It's borders"-"has
done more for the Democratic party than
the party has done for him"-"waS al
ways liberal when the party needed help
-"Allowed the use OF his name In 1868
When there was not the ghost oi a show"
Finally, Mathews Is for Camden when
lie finds that he himself canpot be elected,
which will probably be early in the game.
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Health Officer Edwards submits an
interesting report tor the year 1880 this
morning. The mortality was triae less
lban for last year, and will compare favor
ally with the average Of American cities,
For instance, We have before US a table,
gotten up some years ago, Ahowiug the
death rate In the leading cities OF this
country, not one Of which show as low
rate as the city Of Wheeling shows for
La. year, The table submitted by DR..
Hldreth to the West Virginia Medical
Society in 1876, shows q decidedly higher
average from 1854 up to that date for this
city. So that we are healthier on the
average than we used TO be years ago, al
though not so healthy 90 We have been In
some particular years. The average for
10 !eara in his table was one death in
every 45l inhabitants, whereas last year
the sewerage was about one in every 5Os.
The mortality was greatest in the Fourth
ward last year, and lightsat in the Third
ward, The mortality among children
unlsr Eve years reached considerably over
onshslt Of the whole number Of deaths In
the city, and OF the S42 that thus died sixty.
one per cent, died under one year, Child.
rep are well said to follow the analogy OF
the buds and blossoms that put forth so
in the.early spring, and fall of
80 rapidly ere the fruit can mature. Con.
over one.hali the human race
die under Ave years Of age. Hence no
insurance companies have any tables that
apply 10 childhood, ,'and will take no risks
on them at any price,
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IntertStInE Weather statistics for this
Region In 1850.
the several months Of the wear 1880.


ToLEDo, January S.-The Toledo Blade.
annual summary Of trade, commerce and
manufactures for the year 1880 appeared
to-day. There was marked increase In
every branch Of industry. The record
shows the wheat receipts reached the
enormous aggregate Of 25, 732, POI bushels.
The lake trade was uupreCedentedly large,
~, $40, 3l2 bushels of grain having been
taken out by vessels. Three new railroads
have been completed and are now in &C.
tive operation into the city. Large steel
works and other manufactures are now Ia
the process Of building. The increase Ia
the business Of her Wholesale houses wat
about % per cent. The outlook for 1881
promises even grealer results.
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SENATOR OLlVER.


Ills Election Relieved 10 be n FOrsgOne
Conclusion In PsnnSyIvAnIa.
HARRisBuRG, January S.-The fight for
the United States ssuatorship, to fill the
place Of VIM. A, Wallace, was virtually
closed this evening. One hundred and
twenty members Of the House OF Repre-,
SentaLlves, supporters Of GalushR A..
Grow and Harry W, Oliver, the leading
candidates, went luto caucus for House
officers. A test Of strength wss to be made
on the organization OF the caucus. This
was affected by the Oliver men elecLing
John NJ, Pottery, Of Ffauklin, as Presi.
dent Of the caucus bya vote 90 to 6l. The
result was generally received as indicating
Crows weakness, The caucus was con.
Quoted without any disssnsion. B. L.
Hewitt, Of Blair, was nominated for
Speaker Of the House.
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BALTIMORE, January S.-In the United
States Circuit Court, this morning, in the
suit Of the Pullman Car Company va. Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad Company for in.
iringement Of patent OF Complainanta by
the Railroad Company in using the Pull
man Sleeping Cars on their road and
praying for an Injunction against the Rail-
road Company, Judge Bond died the
opinion Of the Court, refusing TO grant an
injunction.
The opinion concludes as Iollows; We
decline 10 grant this motion. Flrst.-Be.
cause upon the character Of the evidence
furnished we are not prepared to deter
mine the extent or validity OF complain.
ants patents or heiriniringement. Second
Because there is in our judgment no
case presented Of such threatened, imme,
dlate and irrepArable damage as would
warrant US in depriyiug the defendant be.
fore the final hearing Of the use Of the
cars 1t has builded. Third.-BeCause in
the judgment oil the court, whatever dam.
ages complainants may suffer between the
filing OF this bill and the final decree may
easily be asCertained upon reference, for
which damages, when ascertained, the
defendants company is abundanty re-
sponsible,
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CiScSSGn, January S-The jury in
The Case of the State ". Ex.Clty Auditor
sllas W. Hoffman were discharged this
morning, having been Unable to aRfee.
They rood eleven iof acquittal and one
Tor conviction. The case has been before
the Coat iof more than four weeks.
ST.. Lduls, January S.-Btocketts A Stew.
arts building ii OGtnie, ILL.,, occupied by
Bfennlns DIV goods store, OAtyets gro.
Gerry, stewards drug store, kokalh hard.
ware store, Willis photograph gallery and
the Normal school we're burned yesterday.
Loss about $40, 600; insurance $4,000.
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CHICAGO, January Sl.-Tho evening ol
January 2S!h has been liked by Col. D. v.
Whitney, the manager, for the departure
from Chicago Of the excursion to Mexico
aud Cuba. The number 10 which the
party Is limited is rapidly filling up, and
several ladies are among the party. Those
who desire will be able to participate In
the Matdi Gras festivities at New Orleans.
Special rates for Eastern people going on
the excursion have been arranged by the
Illinois Central General Agent Ia New
YnYk
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The Ohio STATE Journal re.publishes the
lSTELLtaEScER's editorial Of Saturday last
calling the attention OF the young farmers
OF Ohio, who are inclined to emlgrate, 10
the inducements and advantages offered
by the State Of West Virginia. The
Journal confidently expects the outflow
oil Ohio emigration to take southeastern
direction within a very few years." 1t
also says that the excellence Of much Of
the land in West Virginia and old Wiz.
ginia "lor grazing purposes, as we'll as the
raising oi grain, the proximity to the best
markets in the United States, and the
general aaldbtity Of the climate, cannot
fall 10 attract young farmers from Eastern
and Southern Ohio and Western Pennsyl.
yaniat, ,ssl
Then AleAaee dtawbacks to West Vii.
iginia which hspecihes. One 10 the lack
'ot dOg{lAw tof The protection Of sheep.
On this pdlhtitietastkS as follows.
"West Virginia opinion should be
"V"bhy NE W wv punt Ol phS9lnB
and eniotClAg g stingent dog law.
sheep huabandfy ought to be one
ot the principal Industries Of such
q State 90 West Virginia. We
know Of some INSTANCES In which Ohio
farmers declined b seltlsin, West Virgin.
la, and engage In Wool eteging, because Of
the liability Of having iheif hocks destroy.
ed by worthless dog too often owned BY
equally worthless ypeopls The dog
nulsahgei ls bad enouth in Ohio,
where we have d stringent dog
law, pretty we'll exeCuted, !ut 10 West
Virginia, except IN q feW o TIE more
densely populated couhtee The wool
grower ls compelled to be q y Z Alert day
and night In order to protNolN Nhl1 lambs
and sheep from depfedatinE, ,do'f t0Aee,
wild cats and other vermin. Wnld mi
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a RueY Knnuna ToHn.

ATCmsoN, KAs, January 8.-The Daily
Champion publlshes a review OF business
and Industries in this city during the year
1880. The Atchison elevators have
handled in round numbers 5000 900 bush.
els Of grain. There are eight elevators
and d half dozen grain warehouses in the
city, having q total storage capacity OF
H7G, 600 bushels, Elevator ID, Just compile
ted by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad, Is the largest In the State. The
eight railroads Scenterlng here have brought
In 1924 car loads OF freight and shipped
out o. 09S car loads, Forty passenger and
twenty four freight trains arrive ut and de.
part from the city daily. The Union
depot, which Is the largest and
finest In the state, was completed
September last al Q cost OF Sl10O0O,
A system OF wator works was completed
In December at cost Of Sl60, 600. Sales
by jobbing merchants ln the year aRgre.
gated 100000 Theslock yards received
BSl, ,76B hogs, 30,52S cattle, 1920 sheep,
aud 1871 hOrseG; OF hogs 2S0,42l were
killed and packed at ALchison. The new
pork packing house Of Smith, Farlow 4
Co., was completed In December. The
building and machinery cost $l00, 900, and
II has killing capacity Of 1000 hogs daily.
Lumber sales aggregated 81, ,500,0 900. Over
700 new. houses were built during the
year and 100000 brick were used In
their construction. Forty thousand bar.
rels oil apples and over $4,000 bushels Of
potatoes were shipped by Atchison com.
mission. merchants. The showing made is
q very favorable one.
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PIrrsBuEou, January 8.-An ingenious
Herr's Island resident constructed an ice
sallboat last week, and has been treating
his friends to some very novel and enjoy.
able rides on the Allegheny river. The
boat consists Of two runners, one shorter
than the otherA and both provided with
sharp iron tires. The boatiS yacht.rigged,
the mast being about twenty feetin height.
Yesterday the boat travelled over the ice,
with two occupants, at q reported rate Of
forty miles per hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04

WASHINGTON January Sin view oI
the decision reached at at the last Cabinet
meeting that the President has no author.
ity under the law 10 make another assign.
ment for len days OF any member ot the
Cabinet 10 act Rs Secretary OF the Navy,
that department will remain In Gtatl quo az
regards tue head, until Wednesday, when
President Hayes will send 10 the Senate
for confirmation Of the name some
gentleman 10 fll the unexpired term till
March A,
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GALVESTON, TRxGs, January 3-Nas
specials from Mckinney, Texm, state
that It was sleetinp, showing and fre.2lng
there to-day. This iV the severest weather
ever known here.
pBNlsoN, January 9.-snow fell here
early this morning, continuing al inter.
vals throughout uis day.
The residence oil Governor Bufneye was
destroyed by fire In the lrdian Territory
oil The night Di December 81. Lofs 81, 900.
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THE RRIrIsH GRAIN MARKEr
Weekly Review by the "Mark Lane Ex
presa,n

"NVAHS AsNNANW VI NAp AONA AANAU IA
pFess.n
LONDON, January 3.-The Marx Ian.
Erprea says there has been mild, wet and
stormy weather, but young wheat Is look.
Ing well. The dellyeries Of home grown
grain has been small, the markets have
been dull and everything was cheaper,
Most oi the home grown grain Is in bad
condition, and foreign supplies therefore
are relied on. No amount Of engineering
in America tempts the mlllers to abandon
tho conSumptive demand. The -four sup.
ply has considerably fallen. There are
practically no old wheats offering. Values
Of breadstuHs continually favor buyers.
The foreign supply on spot, mill aud
ahOat is large. Values gave way until
Friday, In wheat American red winter of
coast recovered Cd. The season Is now too
iargono for SPECTATORS 10 work outanother
corner, but Il matters little whether they
send much or little for tho present, oil can
get well supplied elsewhere until the next
harvest British and foreign barleys dull
and cheap. Oats slow and unchanged
foreign oats similar in tone. Maize dull
American on Friday was reduced Sd, Sales
Of English wheat for the week, 27,14l
quarters at Ais lid, against 20, ,574 quarters
at 40J lid for the corresponding week OF
last year. Imports into the United King.
dom during the four days ending DeCem.
ber 2Sd, were 6l0,294 cWt Of wheat; 204,.
274 cwt. -four.
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Nevada aud California Politics.

SAN Francisco, January IA dispatch
from Carson says that Colonel Fair is
alarmed at the prospects oil another can.
didste for Senator winning the prize which
he had considered 80 sure that he was
working for the unanimous vote OF the
Legislature. The Californian Assembly
will be organized by the election OF Wm.
II. Parks for Speaker, twenty.six Republic
cans having oauCussed in his favor. 1ndi.
cations are that General Miller will he
chosen by the Republican CAUCUS for
United States Senator at an early day.
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TnE figures Of this year-lSs1-read
backward and forward just the same.
This has not happened since III, and
will not happen sgaiu until 1901, BY that
time the price Of gas in Wheeling will be
Gtty cents per thousand feet, just what 1t
costs now to manufacture 1t and put 1t in
the holder. But probably they will be
using electric light by that time in
Wheeling.
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New YoRk, January IA Paris Bpecia
Gays that slosson has sent a fresh chal
lehge to vlgnAux.
PARIS, January 8.-Slosson writes to
journals here promising TO play HignauE
again on the following terms! Three
thousand points up for a stake Of 6,O0C
francs; the game 10 be played on new
tables on which neither slosson nor Wig.
naux have played. The match 10 come Of
In New York. Lonhon. OF Paris.
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CHICAGO, January S.-speCials Say that
Sitting Bull remains in camp near the
meuth oil the Mouth river awaiting the sur.
render or annihilatton OF Chief Gall, who
has enCampod near the Poplar river, at the
Indian agency, with 800 or 400 OF the most
renowned warriors Of the UncapapA tribe.
This Chief has by his display Of bravado
made Bull envlOus, and tile latter prefers
that Gall shall be annihilatsd first, leaving
him the prestige Of being the last to sur:
render. This will probably occur very
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CLEVELAND 4 PrTTsBuRon Railroad stock
is q uoted at 1872 this morning tho highest
llgur es ever attained, 1t rose yesterday
on Ltlling market. As tis az per cent
guaranteed stock, and as these are the
days of low interest, II may reach still
higher figures.
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No RsreIyat fot ,1c b, 4 d. canal,

BALTIMORE, January ain the United
States CIRCUIT Court, in the case Of D. K
Stewart vs. the President and Directors OF
Chasap apeake 4 Ohio Canal Company, pray
ing that the defendants be 'enjoinRd from
any further control and infringement ot the
canSl aud asking for the appointment ot 9
Receiver, Judge Morris read the decision
Of The court refusing To appoint q Re-
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The IndIan vlSIIorS al the Capital.

WASHINGTON, D. o. January S.-The
Cheyenne River Sioux delegation started
home this morning. In taking leave oi
Secretary sohurz, they expressed great
regret at his approaching retirement from
the Interior Department. They said they
had advanced iurther in the white mans
way, and been more prosperous, during
the last four years than ever before, and
they regarded him as the best friend they
ever had. The Brule and Yankton
Sioux will remain several days longer, the
Secretary having granted the request
made by these Indians that they should
be allowed TO see CONGRESS In session.
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oSANdE, N. Jo January 8-FiYe pOt.
sons Of six in the family Of samuel
OfumP, well, known in the printing busl.
ness, have died from diphlhetia within
slx days, at Mr., Otunp's tnansion Ia
Mont Glare. Defective sanitary aSiaues.
ments threw ieild gases Into theif Sltse.
ing apartments.
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Che GatelLigsnesr,
Oulcel Nos. aS and "a POurleeRth SlFeel
AN important and lively tFanSactIon IN

AN important and lively tFansactlon IN
a aBsllaire manufacturing stock Is reported
Negotiations have been pending during
the past week which came to elimination
ON New Years Day, whereby the entire
stock Of the Baron family in the Baron
Manufacturing Company, amounting to
ssl 900, passed out Of their hands by sale
made 10 Messrs. John T, Mercer, A. P.
Tallman and O. O. Tallman, representing
The Company, The price paid was par.
The management Of this long established
and prosperous Company thus passes into
other, but not untried hands, by theiWith.
,lr4wal Of Col. Baron.
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IF he price Of gas was reduced, the ten.
dency would be to use 1t in stoves. This
is the tendency In all cities wherc the
price Is low. They are using 1t in some
places under boilers for manufacturing
PURPOSES.
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ALBANY, N. Y, January 3.-Ths Repub.
lican members Of The Assembly Id CAUCUS
tonight unanimously nominated General
Sharpe for Speaker, Mr.. Skinner with.
drew In bis favor.
The Democratic members Of The Assem-.
bly, met In caucus aud nominated Etaslus
brooks for Speaker.
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ST. LOUIS, January 3,-Frauk ]. Baur.
nan, as holder Of several interest notes
dawn by b, NJ, Chambers, applied to
Judge Boyle, Of the Circuit Court, this
morning for tho appointment Of R .ceiver
for Tho Times newspaper and an order Of
sale, an order to restrain Chambers or
Joseph Pulitzer from using the name OF
the st. Louis Times in publication, issu.
Ing from the office Of the Post DIpaich,
and an order upon tho Associated Press
to deliver the telegraphic reports
Of the Times TO George Knapp
and Company, Of the Republican,
under the contract made with that arm by
the st, Louis Times Company. Judge
Boyle transferred the application TO Judge
Llndley, who heard previous proceeding
against the Times. but the latter could not
take up the case TO day. Mr.. Bowman
then gave notice that he would renew the
application tomorrow.
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oua neighbor, Mr., Joe speidOl, was
madO President Of the new Board Of Com.
missiOnea yesterday. This was an honor
well bestowed. II gives him the right TO
appoint the Sheriff in case Of vacancy
in that office.
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TuE Pennsylvania Legislature meets to-
day. Great interest is felt In the contest
between Grow and Oliver, the Republican
candidates for the United States Senator.
ship, to succeed Wallace, Democrat,
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SAN FRANCISCO, JAhuaty s.-The 10.
ported slopsment Of young Jimmy Flood
with Viola Elwood, a fast young woman, F,
10 pronounced absolutely false by Mr..
Floods parents. The glOty that young
Flood took two and half millions Of
Government bonds ls false too, aS the
bonds are still In bank.
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Fauins Among tlsftnan sttters In

ST. pErERsBuRa, January S.-Ths Ger,
man colonistS on the volga, who are usu.
ally The most thriving agriculturiBts in
Russia, are represented to be in a halt
starving condition. In one settlement Of
1000 people there are only about six iami.
lies whose members are not obliged 10 ask