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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10

Drift from the AtteHHated Current or
La Belle ntViefe,

In Belle HIEIefeI
Tho Favorlte, the Matamoras daily racket.
Will leave this morning as usual.
Captain 1.ukens left for stcubenviIle ves.
terlay, to look after the little packet Pres
Ellison.
The steamer Sidney has been on the ways
a. Cincinnati for two weeks and Is now Ia
first.Class order
The river was observed to be swelling Int
night, much to the qualification Of the riSrt
men, who trust that the rise will continue
90 that some coal can be let out from above
Last night the mar Ks indicated 90 inches. and
Q further rise may be expected to.da v, FesuIi.
ing from yesterdays rain up the river.
Capt. Nate. winteringer writes 10 ,bo
Pittsburgh Commercial GdSette from ster. how
willie under date Of the 5th The F,vor !.
lower here now than II has been Tor \ nn,n'
Der OF years; our marks call for olt.bt inch".
between here and Wheeling, ard tbcv '', SyS
correct At a two feet stage. Tho oldSs, iw,
habitant here does not femep,beT nj SVsr scn.
ihg the river lower p" WV W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10
TME CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Days Net for tue Examination Of Some
Famous Charges,


The criminal docket Of tho Ohio county
Circuit Court has only been partially set so
far. The remaining cases will be assigned to
various dates this afternoon. Following Is
list of the cases Of special interest so far set :
Monday, September l2-state vs.. J. H.
WoOdnCld, charge Of forgery, two indict.
mentS, and state w. Frank ahanIey burg.
larry.
Tuesday, September Estate vs.. Geo. Nc.
Adams, grand larceny, and State vs. Samuel
Morrison, rape. .......
Wednesday, September 14--Statc VS. John
Gray, assault and battery; State vs.. ElwOOd
Martin, assaultRn battery; State w. William
Gillespie, petty larceny; State vs.. W. N.
ArenvCs, carrying concealed weapons; State
W, Mary Qallahpr and State vs.. Jennie Peter
son.
Friday, September 10-state vs.. John II.
Hevely, forgery, three indictments State vs..
7. D. Carroll, malicious wOundlng,
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rs. COUNT.
Yesterdays Proceedings before Judge
Jackson.

SuChNuus
The United States District Court met at 10
o'clock yesterday morning, Judge Jackson on
the bench, and the following business was
transacted.
Clarke & Hubbard, aSsignees, vs.. James
Hutchinson ct al, in equity. Motion to dis.
miss bill Overfulei and cause SGT for hearing
on the first day Of December next In cham.
bers. Plaintiff has leave TO reply generally
to the answer Of the defendant. Death Of
Joseph II. PGndletOh, one Of the defendants
suggested, and the cause revived In the name
Of his executors. A rule was Issued against
Thomas 9. Sweeney TO show cause why he
shall not pay to said aSSignees the rent In
arrears for the real estate mentioned IN the
bill ,returnable here tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
Marshal's accounts allowed for jurors and
witnesses during the present term.
Adjourned Until Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10
A Crazy Horse thief

The early part Of this week man named
Jacob FikuS stole two horses from some
parties in Valley Grove. Fikus escaped over
into Ohio, whore hC was pursued by officers
Of the law and captured near uhricllsville.
lie was brought back to Valley Grove aud
from thence brought to this city last night
and taken before Squire Philips, where
NkUs acted 80 strangely that lie was commit.
ted rs n lunatiC. Several think the prisoner
Is merely playing "lOOney"
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Ai.irnir inv Rnii.

There was quite an interesting suit before
Justice tIulgcr yesterday Some days ago
Or. Hopkins, of North Wheeling, bought a
horse, which he boarded at the livery stable
Of Lotus 4 Reilly. Some two or three
months passed, and no board for the animal
being paid, the firm sued out an attachment
which Hopkins moved To dismiss. A jury
was lmpafneled In tlie case, composed OF II.
G. Caldwell, j.. A. Miller, Peter Bosley, Il. J.
Smytli Geo. Reilly and Theo. Roller. Cta.
craft and Frame appeared for Hopkins, and
Good and Niche Tor the firm Tho legal
fight was q long one, all the afternoon being
spent on the case, The Jury decided iniavor
Of LOTUS Il Reilly, and the animal will 10
void 10 pnY the cOEia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10

The alarm yesterday forenoon was caused
BY very trivial occurrence. Some one Of
the employees at Bloch Bros establishment
threw some tobacco stems into the furnace,
and these being slightly damp, caused dense
white smoke to rise from the chimney, which
somebody seeing mlstOOk for the smoke Of an
lhcipirnt conlagratiOn, and rang in nm alarm
from box No ~, ut the corner Of Main and
South stfrrtg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10

Considerable curiosity is expressed every
where concerning the intentions Of the so.
called "Idw and Order Association" A re.
porter las, night interviewed the only gen.
ileman who Is known to n certainty to be
identified with the movement, and obtained
the information that the nvowCd determine.
ton NJ the society Is to make the Sunday or.
tinanco so obnoxious as TO producc a state Of
public sentiment which will prevent Its en-
iorcemCnt against saloon keepers. The aSso-
cintion has Its regular officers 80 our inform
ant says, and has two regular monthly meet
ihgS, at the last Of which tlfty.siS members
were present
II L. the intention to arrest offenders, such
a. street car drivers BARRIERS and tObaccOnistS,
on the Sabbath, and detectives or spies have
been employed to keep watch on all these,
and report all violations Of the letter Of the
Sunday laws to the society
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10
RURAL AMUSEMENT,
A Shootinr Ecrape ont In the Country
Thursday,

n bnOOtlnF ScrHpe UNI IN tue country
Thursday.
Thursday afternoon shooting sCrape Oc.
Cured on the line of the IIcmpteld railroad
near Mt de Chantal, Of which there are two
versions, as will be noticed further on.
Yesterday Constable Love arrested Tom
BcAll, Of Elm Grove, and brought him before
Squire Wheeler, who required bond OF
$500 for his appearance next Tuesday to al.
swer charge Of felony. Thomas has d hui.
let wound In his left side Just under the
heart. The hole was tnNdO by a small pistol
ball, which entered and struck rib. His
story Is that he md his brother Elias had
been In the city and were walking to their
home IN Elm drove. They Ind bottle Of
liquor with them and Tom had n new watch
he had purchased. They stopped at the
farm Of James ". FdddaS, near nj.
dc ChAnGal, to talk to him. They offered
him q drink, which he accepted. They
showed him the watch, good strong one,
and told him to try to crush II In his hands.
This he did not do, but began to call them
bad names for not coming TO help him tlircsh
nS they had agreed to-. The boys told him
TINT they had reported 10 him, but that at
TINT time the machine was not ready. Fatdns
said this WINS lie, and Tom struck at him
with stick. Faddas raised heavy hoo, and
Elias seeing this picked upa club and struck
FaddAs blow. Tom IN the meantime had
stepped to one Sidp and was looking on when
10 was struck by the shot which was fired
from revolver that faddas drew
The above L. Toms story,
FAddns says that lie WIS sitting on his door
step when the young men came along and
Invited him TO take drink, which lie did
They then asked him TO try and break the
watch, and upon his refusal, they smashed
II on stone They then startedtO fight him,
and he had to AllO6t In seli.defensc.
Tile H0alls are young men who have been
wotklngln Chambers coal bank. Elias could
not be found yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10

TIE Great Sale of our Clothing DAM
aged by water, will be continued until
further notice. Auction sale every after
noon at $3.50, and every evening at 1880.
These goods embrace many ilrst'claSs
Mems and Boys Suits, and will l,c sold at
private sale except during time Of auc'
lion. Don't miss this chance. 0ElIM 4
co., One Price Clothlers, 1927 Market
street, adjoining Register Office.
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nWlNE oF oARpVI0 fout llme, , ID

makes a happy household.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10
New Secretary Of the IEtna Fire and
Marine rnin many.

Last night a meeting of the directors Of
the Etna Fire and Marine Insurance Compa.
ny was held at their office, and Mr.. ], c. Orr
was elected Secretary, vice N. A. Chandler,
who resigned the position on account Of the
Unsatisfactory condition OF his health. Mr..
Chandler, u Is understood will spend the i4ll
and winter 10 the south, In the hope Of re.
storing his physical yigor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10

The Fan Handle 4 Pennsylvania route will
sell on Saturday Of caCli week excursion
tickets to CreSsoil Springs at the rate Of $3 90.
Tickets good for return passage until the
following Monday, inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10

To visit the great littsbugh Exposition and
State Falf Thursday, scptCmbefl5. The I, G
& st. l.. Railway will sell for the morning
train on the above date excursion tickets 10
plttShutghRt the rate Of e. This includes
admission TO the Exposition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10
Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
In "WlNE OF cARpUl."
For sale BY Logan & Co.

Why Is T. K. Tompsons ilarosma con.
sidefcd the best known remedy for liver and
kidney dseasc2 Because he has thousands Of
testimonials from those who have been cured
by taking It.
Prepared at Titusvillc, "a, SAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10
AMrRHMENT AFFAIRS.
Preparations for the Opening OF the
Academy Of Music Next Week.

The opening Of the Academy OF Music
next Monday night has already been an
nounced, and the attractions which may be
expected at the start published. It is o strong
bin. A reporter visited the Academy yester.
day, and found W, ], barnes, who will be
remembered W an Gttdche OF the hall last sea-
SON, engaged with n corps OF assistants IN
rcnOvating and rearranging the hall. The
seats will be screwed down, 50 rs to prevent
that unpleasant shifting about, and the
scenery overhauled and renewed. The gal.
eries will be restored 10 their position
Of the cheapest part Of the house, the gods
securing seats there at twenty-five cents
head This will mako life endurablO on the
lower floor r, g. Gill Is lessee, J. g. Mullay
business manager Harry Leonard stage man.
ager, W. ]. Barnes special police, and i. +.
Darline scenic artist. An orchestra at four
pieces has been secured In Baltimore, and
Is In the city. Most Of the artists engaged
will arrive to-day,
"IIuMPTY puMrTY"
Tony Denlcr Is so well known tint II seems
like painting the rose, thowing perfume on
the yiolOt and oil that kind Of stuff to say
anything In bis praise, but the following from
the 81. Louis Times shows that he Is nobly
sustaining his olden reputation;
Tony Denier's pantQmime and speciality
company appCared at the Olympic theatre
last night to another. full house, and presented
anew version OF "f1umpty Dumpty," In q
manner that ELECTED the hearlest applause
and meriment. Mr. penlCr's company Is by
fur the hest and most complete he has ever
presented 10 the public, and the now panto.
mime Is an improvement upon tho old, which
will he heartily appreciated and enjoyed by
lovers Of this GLASS Of RmusementS The
company has evidently been selected with I'M.
llsuEl care and the result Is u performance
closely akin TO perfection in all Its details
The old StAge.worn tricks have hpeN ellmina.
ted and In their place arc given new ones full
Of merit and originality,
This pantomilne will be glvcn at tho Opera
House next Tuesday night Tickets Aro now
on sale at Wilson & banners music store.
nANRtCE's LECTURE.
Tho famous Snowman who Is to lecture at
the Opera House Monday night has won.
derful store Of pleasing anecdotes and Il vein
Of wit whichis peculiarly happy. lie should
draw an audience that will delight his Jolly
soul. His reserved seat tickets viii be on sale
at Wilson & banners Music store from 10
O'clock this forenoon until the hour for the
| lbCtuFe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10

:. EVERYBODY uses now the Acme Baking
Powder, II Ia an easy matter 10 make iipI,I
CAKES with !. In purity and strength II can
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10

II is simply marvellous how quickly consti.
nation. billiOusnCSS, sick headache, fever and
aSue, and malaria, are cured by "selleiS
Liver Pills nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-10
Ghe Gntelti1ge1etr,
0lIcc. Nos. Is md ~ Fourteenth sire


List OF Letters.
Stockholders Meeting.
For Sale-Earm.
Wanted-Small House.
Fruit Jars-JOhn FriedGl.
Cheap Ilomcs-C. A. Schaeter & Co.
A Card-J. r. Sullivan.
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"1.iSDsEY's EtOoD sEARcuERn-tho great
medicine for fever and ague, malaria, and ali
blood potion, Don't fall TO use Il p1w
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FOR SALE,
I0SErn llARKls YrNsENIEs
nor SALE OR RENT

'' '''' TiSE Br'lSE% f !, s.i
IoITcr for ale the fine ihio'sag,'4, Ivy, vi Is ~
situate a, the West sidcui NlIEy'' ,rsfy ~
MJOw scrond ward Market iouTI i,Sy M,
pied by larhman 4 lmn' o., a,sNtt 1T "
store. The building j. iltiNvi. lGi VII a -
wifi eleven rooms aud IT, F,lL.l.r5t io5t,-
hnusc, and the iiHt ilyn, j. l'l.' XXX II -
fOOin with cellar, mud " isT VIVID
and location Is the bet l'I wv N III 81
iLn CIty, AlN for rent from l' o" y
. ciititVEV IlIi Main INiI
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WASHINGTON, September 10, 1 a, M.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee partly cloudy
weather, local rains, variable winds, lower
barometer, and stationary or higher temper
nNuRn
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WARMERS Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
i,nn.l nl.in ti,a mann.

Ask druggists for though on Rats" II
clears out rats, mice, bed bugS, foaClGs, yer.
min, flies, ants, insects; l5c per box.
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b TIE usual merchants lunch nj the New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.


The following shows the range of the ther.
mometer, us observed at schncpTs drug stOre,
Opera House corner yesterday;
1870 1881
IAN .i9M3EM7RM
kS h Is hs 20 Q! " 81
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FOR RENT.

iodpi6sst q I lsa o ,I,ert AS oss EOON, yo
qutre Of '''' 40 I! 4, Chaplin ,s,..'st., &,
Rp9i Il EGsS,tl &
Room - tOsbG
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Mn. +. A, RoRbtSs 14s Putnam street. New
Haven, ~. wa; cured BY 81, Jacobs OIL Of
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A. executor Of ,br W. II ,b RaJ bftts ,,iiSs
ceased, Iwill Offer 10y 'a,' 10 R t.y iIirf1ps.rr
t6e front dow d DE- ggue .ggi1rNBtSi Y,
~ ls,silnnnInsat idogIgf J., " ,a @' he 10 , sj'5
bmscs So llfi aud Nn .I, y, oiafN,tia ~
Market street. and yoIng9 l y, IN rht ant : n
NIX and also Ja'l of In. 'l.,s 4, henW "
in lie city Of WnCD,iine .sTJ r,..,,i
fighi to reject al Nl'',. uS lUyE. LLL-
~
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Take "sLAcE.paAuoAr" and you
will never Be bilious.
For sale by Logan Il Co.
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THE DISPATCH PROM On. ]. c, HuPR
referred to yesterday, is appended bellows
WHEELING, September s, 1881.
Boyd Crtmrire, EQ, Washington Pd'
DEAR srR-Greatly disappointed, but un.
avodably detained here, congratulate the
people al Washington county on their hun
dredth anniversary. 1olIN @. HuFP.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-05-27


The refunding process of Secretary
Window, 10y which at least $170, O0O. 900
of six per cent, bonds are continued at
the pleasure of the government ut an in
terest of three and a half per cent, is a
complete success. 1t is very simple
and inexpensive operation, and shows
the perfect confidence which is felt in
the financial policy of the government.
The bonds now CONTINUED" at a low
rate of interest, can be paid at any time
when surplus money is on hand. The
labor aud expense attending subscription
Ia IA new loan and the issue of new
bonds Is thus avoided. Besides there is
precedent established under which all
all the other bonds of the government
can be continued" as they fall due at
low raie of interest and be made pay
able at the pleasure of the government,
so fast rs means are afforded by the sur
plus revenue, they can be called and
redeemed without the necessity of pay
ing premium as might be the case in
the purchase of such bonds having some
years to run. The treasury therefore
will be placed in q position where il can
at any time when flush" reduce the
national debt by simply calling upon
the bOndholders TO produce bonds desig-
mated, and get their money.
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A DECEPTIVE PLANET.

If we may credit the astronomers, Ju-
pitcr is once more behaving in q highly
mysterious and reprehensibie manner.
SO long as he confined himself TO exhi-
biting one unsightly red spot upon his
facd, no one complained very bitterly. 1t
was generally hoped that, in course of
time, this much-respected orb would see
the error of his ways, and cease to as
sumo the appearance of an inebriated
planet, Sad to relate, however, he has
gone from bad to worse, and is Just now
showing, side by side with the red spot
complained of, a number of white ones.
which give TO his countenance an an.
pearance truly sad TO behold. No won.
der that quiet, staid astronomers, who.
as all the world knows. are
most averse TO joking, stand
aghast at such an exhibition
For many years Jupiter has held a de-
serycdly high place in their estimation.
and they had come to regard him as a
globe of such regular habits that he
might be depended upon in any emer.
gency. They had long ago declared
him as "coOl as a cucumber" and were
half inclined 10 allot both atmosphere
and inhabitants TO him, when he breaks
out in this unexpected way. All their
calculations are consequently upset.
He may be in boiling heat for ali we
know Of q deceptive planet who has
attempted TO look calm and cold while
all the time he has been in q stateaof
furious contiagratlon. This teaches as
tronomers 10 be ehary in future of Civ
ing a good character TO any heavenly
body. If Jupiter be SO bad as this,
what may be expected of stars that
have no reputation 10 lose ?-London
Telegraph.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1857.

TO Kansas as offering security from the
evils Of traffic whose dangers are
recognized even by its advocates.
The business places vacated by former
whiskey vendors have most all been oc-
cupied by persons engaged in legitimate
trade, aud the money that was wont
to be expended for beer AID rum
now goes to the purchase Of bread, cloth
ing and other necessities.
The criminal business in our local
courts has been reduced to a surprising
degree, and the disgracefal scene of men
and boys returning TO their homes in the
country Of a Saturday night, in a bowling
state of intoxication has ceased to offend
the popular sense of decency in this
community.
The demand for real estate IN this vi
cinity has been better this spring than
for some seasons past, and the emigra-
ton TO Lyon county has
been of that desirable class
whose ample means and high order of
intelligence will prove valuable factors
in the development of the country.
What is a matter of personal knowledge
with us in this section is also true of
many other localities. At the meeting
OF the NeoshO Valley editors in this
city on Thursday and Friday, We were
gratified TO learn from the different
members of the press in attendance that
the results of prohibition in their re-
spectiye communities were much the
same as we have set forth as obtaining
here. This condition of affairs is in
pursuance of a natural law, and is
inevitable. There is no sophistry
so cunning as to make apparent the fact
to an intelligent mind that traffic which
is entirely absorbent in its nature and
gives out nothing save the elements of
social, moral and financial ruin, can con-
tribute in any shape, form or manner to
the material advancement of any peO-
pie, or can he made factor in their
prosperity. The amendment makes war
upon an evil which demoraliZes society,
promotes vice. discourages labor, mill
tatcs. against production; it is opposed
To atfaific which is in direct and eternal
antagonisin TO the highest and best in
terests of our common humanity, and
the friends of morality everywhere will
be rejoiced to learn of its practical sue
cess in our young and growing state.
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HERE AND THERE.

Shame at having been fiogged has
driven a Virginian to suicide, and yet
there are people who want the whipping
post re-estabhshed in the northern states.
The honorable Daniel Webster Voor.
hoes will visit Hot Springs as soon as the
senate adjourns. This matchless oppor.
tunity for spouiing match on an IN
precedented scale should never be al
lowed to go by default {.
Blaine is homeopathic and Conk-
ling curls his hair. Alter all the posi-
bilitY of healing the feud between
these two statesmen. who seem TO have
at least some instincts in common, should
not be regarded as utterly hopeless.
Edwards Pierrepont, who stood by
General Grant through thirty-six ballots
at Chicago. says: 81 cannot see how the
Republican party can be benefited by
throwing the senate into the hands
of the Democrats, as this course does -
A good many others of the 306 have the
same trouble with their vision.
A strange occurrence in regard to
Wednesdays nominations I'M the senate
is related. Ross Wilkinson's name was
sent In some time since for marshal for
the southern district Of Louisiana, but
when it was called up this week it was
found that the candidate had died pend