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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07
THE LEGIsLATURE.



Continued from RIst pags.)
DOVER, April 4.--Senats met at 100
p. N.
John c. Pennewill was sworn in as
assistant to the clerk.
The Downs Divorce bill was read.
The act to incorporate the Delaware
Heat, Light and Water Company was
read by title and referred to the Com
lnittee on Corporations.
The bill in relation to the Great Valley
turnpike Company, as amended by the
House, was passed.
The bill IN relation to the Wilmington
and Philadelphia Turnpike Company as
amended by the House, was passed.
MIR. harrington introduced bill TO
create u new school III Kent county [this
bill divides district No. 39l. Read twice
and referred
The act to incorporate the Exchange
Building Company was read second
time,
The bill to amend section Il, chapter
~, REVISED Code, entitled ''Of the freq
schools, was read.
The act Incorporating the BEandywine
CUrnet Band was passed.
l4e act to further amend the charter
Q: the city VI Wilmington was read by
title and referred.
A live stock law for school district No.
81, Sussex county, was read by title and
teielIed.
HE bill IN relation to the Alispillion
Navigation Company was passed.
The act supplementary To the act FOR
the encouragement OF education was read
ii, tide and referred.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07

large timber schooner from Name =
aground oil Corsica creek, Queen ann
county.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07

The act To Incorporate the Delaware
Improvement Company was read TWICE
and referred.
House bill to lay out II road III Milford
hundred was read.
The act in relation 10 colored schools
was passed This act provides that the
money raised BY taxation shall be eX
pended in the district wherein it is raised
aud that tine money appropriated shall be
distributed equally among the schools.l
The bill 10 lay out road in Little
Creek hundred was passed.
The Baker divorce bill WAS read a
second time.
rhe bill to priyide uniform ballot for
election purposes was introduced, and
under suspension of rules was read BY
composed of Messrs, Cooper, Cooeh and
iiorsey. The bill provides that all bal
lots shall be written OF printed on white
paper Of the same quality THAT the
| ballot shall be six inches long and three
ttlqhes wide; that the name and office
shall be written on the inside, and the
llauit Of the political party to which the
ticket belongs shall ba written at
| the top that the ballot shall not pc
| marked IN any way 4 So, the party
marking IT is subject TO line or imprisuh-
ment, Or both, provided that any maine
written ON tie ineidr At the option Of due
voter may bs scratched Oft. The state
Treasurer shall supply proper paper IL
Clerks OF the Peace.
the act 10 secure rec elections was
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07

Summer excursions have already be.
gun at Charleston, South Carolina.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07

Edward J. Leyburn, Of Frederieks burg,
Va, has won the enlnity Of baggage
sinashers and the eternal gratitude Of
travellers by inventing truck by means
OF which heavy articles ean be loaded OF
unloaded with little trouble and without
danger OF damage. A lew turns OF Grand,
will adjust the bed Of the truck to the
desired hight, and so nies balance is
maintained that one person can manage
the machine even when it IS heavily
loaded
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07

We hope the Senate will pass the Pilot
age bill and the more strenuous the obiec-
tions Of Philadelphia newspapers become
the more anxious are We that the meas
ure should become law. The claims Of
the Pennsylvania Legislature of a right to
legislate for the Delaware Bay are too pre-
posterous for serious discussion. If the
Federal Government has the right it may
exercise it, but Pennsylvania has no more
right than has Maryland. New York will
be laying claim to the right next, because
the Delaware rises in that State.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07
When the hurry with which leeislatiou

When the hurry with which legislation
is now being pushed is over we think 1t
likely that it will be found that Senate
liquor law just passed by the House is
mistake. 1t works in the wrong direction,
It adds to restrictions which have proven
iinpracticable instead Of simplifying the
law. There are some features in it, how
ever, concerning the evidence necessary
to prove violations OF the law, which
ought to make detection and conviction
easier. ....
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-11-24
BOOTS mi SHOES
GEORGE

GEORGE HABLUTZEL
Is at Knoderer's old stand, South
side of Public Square, and is better
prepared than yer before to manu-
facture the best of all kinds of Doors
and SHOES.
REPAIRING A SPECIALITY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

quarters Of the company, and they ought
to know down there what are the signs Of
coming lie and activity. II j. Q pity thai
the proiect has been set back for so long .
time b the health otcol, slcdes. WshoPs
that the coolerweather and the late show
en will enable him to Don go over thu
route, We hope further that the fall rains
and the cold blasts of autumn will moi
drive him premPturely into his winter
quarters. II this should be the case We
presume the project would be indefinitely
postponed,
One good reason is enough, generally
speaking, and we are surprised that the
adequacy OF the reason advanced THE Colo
nel's health should have seemed to the
Satinl SO insufficient as to call for
reference to the somewhat old and well
known fact that everybody in Wood and
Marshall counties has not given the righto
way. This excuse should have been held
in allegiance for service after the ColoneP'
recovery. No necessity for firing off both
barrels ut once,
II the refusal Of . certain number oil
persons to give the right OF way sto be the
final excuse las We begin to suspect fol
dropping this project, we may be sure that
it will never take practical shape OF form
That excuse will never be wanting. Att thu
same time 1t is well enough to understand
that the much talked Of syndicate, who
were in such a great hurry last sprinl
to build this road, have lost mort
by the advance since then in railroad
material than the out and out purchase o
the entire right Of way through Marshall
and Wood counties would have cost them
The syndicate may not be aware Of thu
fact that u movement Is going on on the
other side OF the river to build a road t.
Marietta. Some morning they will wakC
up and find that the arrangements are al
made for such a road, The bonds Of a
rival road on this side will not DO inf suct
urgent request after that, and the expected
speculation known as the Wheeling
Parkersburg 4 Charleston railroad will no
pan out worth cent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19
Eho LateJohn DaiIy.

C~rNDEnlASp, Ao, September l6.-John
Daily, proprietor Of the Glades Hotel, Oak
land, who died on Thursday night was g
years old. He vas born pelr Romney,
West virginiaS and in ls5O-TemOved 10
Baltimore, where he engaged in the cloth
ing business. His store was burned in
1855, Not long after the breaking out Of
the war he cam, to Cumberland and kept
the Revere House for several years. 1t was
from this hotel thatthe Confederate scouts
took Gems, Crook and Kelley when
the town was full OF Federal
soldiers, At the close Of the var he
opened the old Glades Hotel ut Oakland,
which was burned in 1874, He conducted
the Deer Park Hotel for one season. In
1870 he built the present Glades Hotel,
which he conducted with great success for
several seasons, enlarging 1t greatly Inst
winter. His wife died three years ago.
He had four children, two OF whom only
survive, Mrs, Gen. Crook and Mrs, John
NJ. Bead. The funeral will take place ut
Oakland Sunday ut 10 A. ". He was at
tended by DR., Comas, resident physician
OF Oakland, and forlherly Of Baltimore, US.
sisted by DIS. Latimer, Of Baltimore, and
Daily, Of Garrett county,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

Busy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the
Famous Gilmore, Marine and Other
Hands Remarkable Brilliant spec.
taeIe Promised.
Every man, woman and child in Balti.
more appears to be growing Interested in
the 0riole; and anxious to contribute some.
thing toward making It the most memor.
able success ever known in the country.
That It will be, now passes without argu-
ment. The 0riole will DO incompanbly
finer in every way than Inst years celebra-
ton, and to the general public will have
more interest in an hour than that had in
n day. Not but what the Scsqui.C enten.
NAL was n perfect and an unparalleled sue
cess, but it was 10 u certain extent u local
Qualification Of deep interest to Baltimor-
to strangers. On the other hand the Mardi
Gms Pageant will possess remark
able attractions for all the guests us well rs
the citizen. It's features will be Of general
character, and the effects produced will be
brilliant and dazzling In the extreme.
There will be fully three miles Of the most
beautiful tablearx Of majestic proportions
and exquisite construction. The subjects
portrayed will not be disclosed until the
night Of the pageant, lending n mystic
character TO II aud increasing the interest.
Those who have never witnessed Il Marli
Gras can form no conception OF its SPLEEN
dor and beauty. The novelty Of having
II under hundreds Of electric lights will
greatly enhance the effect and carry the be.
holder to the fullest realization Of the most
vivid imagination OF the wonders of the
Arabian Nights. The musical adiunCts to
the pageant promise Of themselves to be
worth q journey TO hear.
At the head Of the pageant will be the
famous Gilmore Band, from New York in
magnificent uniform and Numbering sixty.
FIVE Of the best musicians Of the Metropolis.
Tho celebrated Marine Band Of Washing
ton has also been engaged rs have all the
Baltimore bands and those OF adjacent
cities. In addition TO taking part III the
0riole pageant Gilmore's Band will give h
grand open.air concert on "Wednesday If.
ternoon and play for the Mask Bail and
Carnival In the evening. Whit, with the
reception 10 the French visitors and the
great military, fire and civic parade, Mon
day the 10Th the Mardi Gras, Tuesday the
llth; and the Carnivals and other features
on Wednesday the 18th, the Baltimore
Otiole will certainly eclipse any similar
celebration known In the United States.
The d. 40. has not only made n rate Of
one.half fare from all stations on its main
line, divisions and branches, but Is making
extensive preparations to afford every &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

TIE dullest year in politics usually sue
ceeds a Presidential election, and 1881 is to
be no exception in this respect. There are
comparatively few State elections to take
place, and none Of them are specially i'm
portant. The list IS us follows;
Mnryland-A Controller, House OF Dele
gates, and half the Senate,
MaSachusetts-A Governor and full
board OF State officers, and Legislature.
MinnesotA-A Governor, full board oil
State officers, House OF Representatives
and half the Senate,
Mississippi-A Governor, full board Of
State officers, House of Representatives,
and half the Senate,
New Jerscy-An Assembly and one-third
Of the Senate.
New York-A partial board Of State off
GERS, Assembly, and half the Senate, Also
members OF Congress, in the Ninth Dis
triet; in place OF Fernando Wood, deceased
In the Eleventh District, In place Of Lev
r. Morton, appointed Minister to France.
and the Twenty-second and Twenty.sev'
enth Districts, in place Of Warner Miller
and ElbridgeG G. Lapham, elected Senator
Of the United States,
Ohio-A Governor and three other STATE
officers, and full Legislature.
Pennsylvania-A State Treasurer and
full Legislature,
W%isconsin-A Governor, full board Of
State officers, Chief Justice, Assembly, and
half the Senate.
Elections will be held in only ten States,
and there are but six Governors 10 be
chosen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19
New church nnliaIns-A fairfield Mem.

WASHINGTON, September IL Report,
t.om% a lQuarters, made TIP to-day, show thu
there has been subscribed in the aggregate
about $4,000 toward the building Of n new
church edifce for the Vermont Avenue
Christian congregation. II seems now 10 be
settled that the new Building will be erect.
ed on the site occupied by the building
wherethe congregation are now worshlpine.
Operations will not be commenced,
however, until the sum Of S3O,OG0
Is faised, which Il Is hoped can now he
done in comparatively short time. Gin.
cinnati has the honor Of contributing the
largest amount for the new church, Some
$1,000. The bulk Of the subscriptions has
been in small sims, ranging from one 10
five dollars. II has been suggested that
the pew by the window, in which the
President sat fot so many years, and where
Guiteau came 40 i1eat TO shooting, he pre-.
served intact and placed in some promi.
nent place in the new church building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

AccoRptS0 TO n report made to the rail.
road commissioner Of Ohio, the IT. Wayne
road earned last year, uSsO-sl) $lO,7l9,.
OOG37, Of which 81 $50, 17O.s4 was net over
all expenses, including interest. The year
before 1t earned $3.50, 32S.45, of which
Sl,b34,2S3.2o was net. II carried 2,e5s,405
passengers in the former year, and 2,44o,.
3l2 In tho latter and 1t carried 4,245,844
tons Of freight as against S,7oo,Ol the year
before. Among the freight was 74O, 44C
tons Of coke as against bGS,sO7 for the IRE.
vlous year,
Behold what a business the carrying OIL
coke to the west affords to this road. II
shows what an immense amount the Balti.
more 4 Ohio company might have earned
had it completed the 11empaeld extension
long ago,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19
VERY low railroad fares seem to be the

Very low railroad fares seem to be the
rule from many Of the principal railroad
points Of the country. At Cleveland they
are selling tickets to New York for s., and
to Boston for s.. Wheeling does not seem
to comelin the scope Of these low fares
The only wayto do is to buya local ticket
from here to Pittsburgh or Cleveland and
get n cheap ticket there. Why should the
Pennsylvania or baltimore 4 Ohio carry n
passenger from Chicago to New York for$5
and 'Charge $40 to SIS from Wheeling. We
would suppose that inasmuCh as the New
York Central and Pennsylvania roads are
fighting each other SO bitterly, the former
would make q cheap rate from Wheeling
to New York via the Tuscarawas Valley
line, which Is one its feeders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

PlfkefsbuB s%ehtiiiel.
Senator Camden tells lis that Colone'
Sickles has not yet recovered from the eff
fects Of his trip over the Charleston end OF
the survey, and consequently need moi be
expected here to 60 over the upper line be.
fore q change in the weather. During the
trip 10 Charleston the thermometer fire..
guently ranged from 1902 to l20o, and Col.
Sickles, who Is not by any means q young
man, was seriously tfuubled BY the heat
and the bad water which they encountered.
In the meantime active work is going on
all along the line toward securing The right
Of way and getting affairs In a stale Of readi.
ness 10 go 10 work. Wood and Marshall
counties arc the only ones that are pre.
sentihg objections Of a serious nature TO
the right Of way, In several instances par.
ties are found who arc determined In their
opposition to the road, but Senator Cam.
den ls Of the opinion that the opposition
will be easily overcome In due time.
We are glad to see thatthe River railroad
project & not regarded as deiunct down at
Petersburg Petersburg l. the head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

TnE wellsburg Herald does not seem to
comprehend the nature Of the so-called claw
and order movement down here. 1t was not
movement in the interest ~ofsunday obscr-
vance at all, but just the reverse. 1t was a
movement to make Sunday laws unpopu.
lar, and 10 practically do away with Sun.
day observance. The Herald Is also mis-
taken in surprising that the movement was
aimed at the newspapers. On the con.
trary, It was aimed in almost any other
direction than the newspaper Offices. No
one connected with a newspaper was made
the subject Of complaint, moi intended to
DO included in the scope Of the movement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

AARON KELLY, ESQ, is going to sell of all
his sheep ut public sale on the Goth
of this month, and give his atten.
ton hereafter to cattle. He thinks
that there is more money (for him
at least in cattle than in sheep. He says
that his grass, fed in this way, has paid him
$40 per acre, and that this Is more than his
sheep have paid. He does not lay this
down as the experience Of other people,
but simply as his own. He expects to buy
Western cattle in the spring and sell them
in the fall, feeding up his, grass In that way
during the pasture season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

LAND spectators are beginning to make
the brush crack in the remote districts OF
the county, Wdael Democrat
Some Of these days when the world Is
not expecting it there will be a large-sized
boom in West Virginia real estate. Then
there will be a rush to buy land in the in
terror, 1t is a good time now to anticipate
this boom. West Virginia has u future
md don't YOU forget il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

WOt1el Democrat .NH.
Ohio county should have the next Con
gresham from this district, But Ohio can
didutes are whetting their butcher knives
for each other, while the harmonious out
siders are watching their chance to 'nomi'
nate Col. Ben Wilson.
Col. Ben once remarked that he expected
to find heaven q sort Of enlarged and subli'
mated edition OF Wetzel county, and II
seems very u~ngracious for the organ Of the
Democracy down there to be throwing cold
water on his chances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

Said a sufferer from Kidney troubles, when
asked 10 try Kidhey.Wort, "i'll try II, but
II will be my last dose" The man rot we'll,
and Is now recommending the remedy to all.
When arrangement Of the stomach acts
upon the kidneys and liver, bringing disease
and pain, Kidney-wOft Is the true remedy.
II removes the cause and cures the disease.
Liquid livery eoncehttatedJo lot dry act equally
EFFICIENTLY, AN CttRtatS, AwiAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

Col. Bon M~cELDowNEY, OF the Wetzel
Democrat, who is disciple Of Jefferson in
both politics and theology, is much exer'
cised over DR.. Thomas deposition from the
ministry for the insignificant oIense Of
hercsy. lie intimates that 1t may do for
the ancient Catholic church to deposc peo-
pie for hcrcsy, but that the Protestant
churches are too fresh and unsettled in
their theology for anything Of that kind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

TIN profession should bear in mind that
the Llebig Company prepare a genuine Ex'
tract OF Witch Hazel, and in ordering the
remedy be sure to designate the preparation
desired; otherwise a worthless article may be
obtained,
THE same firm also makes n most useful
and convenient nutrient tonic, In the. form
OF Coca Beef Tonic which has justly re-
cciyod the highest communication. We W.
liz most satisfactory results, n-EiitOridl ii
Uc Leiical aud Surgical Times, MwF&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

MAJOR Lor BowES and a number Of his
neighbors in Harrison county, this State,
are interested in a mining company In
Arizona. 1t is known us the Lot Bowen
Mining ompany,and the Majoris sanguinC
Of a big strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

IRELAND has 100000 acres of drainable
land, and accompany has been formed in
London to reclaim this land under the
Irish Land bill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

BLAINE is once more at the fore at Long
Branch, and he will give the country ex'
pllcit news in regard to the President lie
has pleased the newspaper men so well that
they now call him truthful James"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY 3y,Il1

NlNEdepaTtmentSO Of study; text hool,
AT COST calendar asHlngrd 10 ,uiI ~, tiuapAd
Penses for one year lum Sl56 To SHI n" SS. ~
liberal, thorough. Fall term L,rin, SEr GSyhria
ISL; Attendance last year lfom sr,IrrESahkl
Mest virginia and from : state, and Tysgr11g,s y
YlOuS. W 'u !eh m
Ss'FoI catalogues and other Iniom,,,o,
the Acting President, b, L. PuRlNI0S'' Sip!h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

tbs local Of the Wheeling ISTELLIGES.
CEN does himself proud in his account OF
Wednesday, doings at and about the lair.
-RdlsJurg Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

WagAT is quoted at 81 % and 81 80 at
Clarksburga corn at 50 cents, oats 80, and
wool 50 and IS cents, a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

Tuk indebtedness Of Kanawha county
is now only $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

FuR wetzel Messenger wants a county
lair at New Martinsville.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

THR Wellsburg Herald comes out against
thirty.fve cents for butter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19
THE ORIOLE.

busy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the
Famous Gilmore, Marine and Other
Bands = Remarkable brilliant spec.
tneIe PrOmIsed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19
HOMESTEAD LIVER PILLS.

A splendid purgatlyG and liver pill. Forty large
and small pills In each box. The cheapest and besi
pill In the market. Sold by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-19

pAY MoRNING, sEPEEAlER -lo,
, 1881-02-12

Ing one, and every oyster thnt ho opened was
la.d nut on the tt.'rp shell without n drop Ut
the lsltd being lost. IT fsd'nr 0f the Rleatest
pleasures IN thu world IL "pt oysters ol"!.lWl
IN That way. hut you Anrrfeans always 10
III fur appearances. Ar WHEN ] nsk MI
nystGi-Ope,tnr why he .l0rsll't g1ee me my
oysters IN ;l.e deep sllelt, even II lie mist
OPEN them III the wronE !vny. he always sAys
ltc presents them on tlle ilAt. or convex shells
BECAUSE they tnOk better So!
: Then thrre's anntlltr shameful outrage
npnn us lovers 0F The oyster. I lrG;,n tho CX-
hrbltaut price we have 10 t,ny fUr. then,.
NUw. milling lrss thnn n tlbzen and Il lNlf Of
oysters OH the l,all-sflci will satisfy ,,le. So,
;,uI see, fl. 20 rents II plate-hA!f dpzeN t.,
'he psate~ft Gusts lDe. 10 Grilts every THUG
raj. oysters. 'rhs original cnst of these
i:lYhtre,. oysters would be about 10 or ~
cetl,s. It Ii really ton batl that oysters ea,l-
not l,e ob:aincd cheaper IN the cunntry. 50
thut the It,Dr. especially tie sick, might get
niure Ut flen for cItl,aitlur them nbttlt tic
t"st article nf diet tllnt w. can get. AT oys-
ter Is tic u1ly thing TINT know vi tl,at call
he received with Ilnpunity ftItn cDltn,s.r!
HtafifAcll too ftGhH to seeretG tile digestive
ttufsis. 1'llysi9inztsts l,ave discovered the
singular fact that tho oyster contains these
t1llnafn itself. 80 that when eNtnti they H.
Eest tlie,nselyss. lave eaten oysters with n
keell relish when the llh'rs sight or even the
tllolxl,t of Gny, other Kind OF food would
make ue Sick"