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Daily Republican., 1882-09-20

CHERIFF'S SALE-R VlRIUEl
- writ OF levari iHcias 70 ne GltoOs y
be- exposed to public sale at INC VOuttI y
on Market street between IsGtn SnI 1,i
enth streets, in the Uity oil "i'uIAsN
Castle county, Del,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 9th DAY OF sEPTEMBEE, s
| at 2 O'Clock, pm, the following d'''f'
All that certain lot, piece Or paI,oeI q
al tuate in the city Of Wiimlns@tTVI' Y \
connty ~ of New Castle. and stSts y VI ~ y
bound ed and described IS follOWs, ~, "
Beginnlng at a point on tne "a TS,s, "
of s SOFT street at the distance .nar " ~ n n
erIy from the southeast ,ID, oGTDSt w,tl N
syenue: thence easterly parallSeiL, Si,s WY Y
avenue SO feet to the westeiiS ,.oilSI IIJ' IN
feet wide alley running psIa.iT,iS ,Sstt
street and into Gilpin ayenut, l,..st st Al
erly and parallel 10 sGosS H Sst'S "a fseg y
westerly parallel to GlLpin nav ss'D and
the said side Of Scott streft, .d ,Ss plsC
thereby northerly u feet 70 ~ ,Ho coIpmi R
oinninr. with the free use ID :. GvISIT nror
ETA aiIsv. and subject to talF P,yiIt ~,
the expenses of keeping thV =, 0pa "sgs
der, Iced Record N, vol az Ian R%e Ss
Seized and taken in e4ecutHTls Hslsn
erty Of Jesse Bingham .oId Spu nv
"ii0' anu " PHILIP K. CLAM, \, = I
s1ER1yP's OFBICE, Whining 01'
8, 1882. -
Daily Republican., 1882-09-20

NEW CASTLE COUNTY TICKET.
SHERIFF,
JAMES MARTIN.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-20
BROKERA. .
R. R, ROBINSON & co

BANKERS AND BRUhEhS,
ave removed 70
NO. Is MARKET STREET, I'd FLOOR
front room, during rebuilding.
Wilmington, Dol.
For sale $1,000 Delaware CITY ~ Of bonds
Stocks bought and sold In tho NOw YORK
PhiladOlphiG and Boston markets on oomIoN
sion. -.-,,-, l.,
Letters OF credit given, Gvailabls IN 81
parts Of the world, and drafts on Englsno
Ireland, France, Germany and SWitsorl@n'
issued.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-20

CORONER,
DAVID II. WINGATE.
sen ATORS.
SOLOMON M. CURTIS, Mill Creek
JAMES M. WISE, New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-20

That terrible scourRe, fever and ague, aud
Its eougener, bilious remittent, besides anec'
Iio5s OF the stomach, liver and bowels, pro-
duced by miasmatic air and water, are both
eradicated and prevented by the use Of Hos
tetter Stomach Bitters, a purely vegetable
elixir indorsed by physicians. and more ex-
nsively used as a remedy for the above
class of disorders, as we'll as for many others,
than any medicine Otthe age.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-20
TRUNKs AND TRAVELLING BAGS

J. A. CttN NER,
reliable ha rn g IS
and trunk manufao.
turer has removed
to his new store, No
Ia E. Fourth linear
Market, whore you
will find the largest
Daily Republican., 1882-09-20
REPURIICAN STATE TICKET.

GOVERNOR,
ALBERT CURRY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-09
AT MARTINS FERRY.

So far little interest has been manifested
in the election which takes place to-mor-
row, but as we write things begin to warm
up and the indications are that full vote
will be polled The campaign has been
conducted on the "still-hunt" plan,
no meetings having been held and
both sides are claiming good
deal. Both sides are claiming
the county, district and State and appear
to be confident. The situation Is decidedly
mixed up, and few wish to make predic.
tions. Below we publish the opinions now
entertained by the prominent politicians:
Henry Colts D): 1t looks doubtful on
both sides.
Ex-Mayor Lupton CD: Alexander will
run ahead of his ticket. The Sherifalty
will be close.
George Robson, Republican Contra
Committeeman: Sedwick will be elected
Sheriff, and Updegraff's majority will not
be less than 1900.
James Miskle (D.): I think the
fight between Alexander and Updegratf and
Sedwick and Darah will be pretty even but
believe Darah will be elected.
Postmaster s. F. Dean (R.): Alexander
will run ahead of his ticket in this county
owing to personal matters. Updegraif will
be elected by good majority and Sedwick
will carry the county by 300 to 400 major
ity.
Mayor Mitchell (R.): Alexander will lead
his ticket in the county, but will not get the
majority his friends are claiming for him.
think there is no doubt that Updegrafi
will be elected by ], 500 to 1000 majority in
the district. Sedwick for Sheriff viii be
elected by a handsome majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-09
ROSS J. ALExANDER.
A Republican Manufactures Gives
Some Reasons why WOrkfngmen
khonId Vote for Him.

should Vote for Him.
/. He has done all he could to aid in i'm
proving his county and town.
9 He has done more to help poor men
get homes in Bridgeport than any other
man, which many will testify to.
g. He worked hard, neglecting his bust
ness, to secure the building of the C., I. V:
, & w. railroad, taking stock in the same and
thus opening a road OF. vast benefit to the
whole country. It is road through one
of the best coal fields Of Ohio, giving EN-.
ployment to hundreds of miners; and
along which will soon be built large manu-
featuring establishments Of all kinds, where
thousands will have homes and employ
ment.
4. He was one of the company which
bought the Crawford property, on which
the Standard Iron Works of Martins Ferry
is now being erected.
5. He was one of the directors Of the
Ohio City Iron and Nail Works, and, it
having failed, he has now to pay an assess
men3 Of one hundred cents on the dollar
on bis stock in the same. After its failure
he secured for its employees their full back
pay, run the mill himself at his personal
risk for several weeks to give employment
to aud help the employees, and when he
leased the same to the Benwood Iron
Works il was on the express condition that
the old workmen should retain their places.
These men have ever since been his warm
est friends and will all support him.
6. He is stakeholder in the La Belle
and Buckeye Glass Works, while DR.. Upde-
graft has never, so far as known, invested
a dollar in any manufacture of any
kind.
He has acted the gentleman in this cam
paign, and requested the Democratic pa
= = = N. lxNf l. De -
ponent while he himself has been most
outrageously slandered.
However this campaign may result he
preserve his own sent his own self-reSpect
and that of his friends. J. A. HARRIS,
- y Republican Manufacturer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-09
WATER WAIEb.
Stray and Regular Matters Along che
River and wharf.

stray and Regular Matters Aleng che
River and wharf.
The river is falling steadily, with about 4
feet in the channel
The Courier is the Parkersburg boat.
The Andes is due up from Cincinnati,
TO- day.
The Sidney got away on Saturday, with .
Capt +. C. sweeney's new steamer. Lind
Grove, Is about finished and will leave here
Monday afternoon for New Orleans, direct,
to take her place In the Consolidated
0uachita river line.
Grove" built for the 0uachita river, will
take her departure for New Orleans direct
this afternoon. She Is substan TALLY built.
100 feet long, 26 feet beam and 81 feet
depth OF hold; engines 10 inches diameter,
4 feet stroke; two double fued boilers and
complete outfit. Her officers are: T. G..
Sweeney, master; G. H. Sweeney, clerk;
BENZ. Ogle pilot; Lee Custer, engineer, and
John HeatheriDgton, mate.
Further particulars in regard to the dis
aster on the Fred Wilson, say she exploded
her main steam pipe about one o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, when opposite the farm
of Lucian Jay, near the head of veysy
Island, 20 miles below Cincinnati, MI,
Jay was viewing the boat at the time from
his house, and says loud report ensued.
The boat was in midstream, and under full
Roadway, with what was q light tow for
her power, the regular pilot being at the
wheel. She drifted down mile or two.
and was landed on the Kentucky
side, at Mares Landing, where she
knocked hole in one Of her basges,
but it will be saved. John Robinson,
steersman, was the only person in the cabin
when the explosion occurred, and was
scalded to death. He was about . years Of
lin came up she was halted, and his body,
the face badly cooked, was transferred 10
her and brought to Cincinnnti In charge of
Robert Clarke, pilot of the boat, who accom-.
panied ii by rail as far as Rochester, Pa,
where Robinson resided. No other person
was injured. The Fred Wilson was toxed
to Louisville for repair. a4 -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-09
INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.
Mills are running serenely.

The mills are running serenely.
The difference in the atmosphere is ap-
parent.
II is said the Wheeling Creek Coal Com
pany lost one hundred men by the start
ing Of the mills, the men leaving to take
their old places in the mills.
Newt. Linch has been appointed trustee
of the Amalgamation in this district in the
place of Ed. Rogers, who resigned to as
sumo the responsible position Of manager
OF the Top mill.
Sore hands and tired bodies are the only
things complained Of by the mill men, but
these little inconvenience will soon dis
appear, and they will be rs lively as crick-
cts IN few days.
The miners at Rainey's coal works have
been notified that they will reeeiue an adj
vance of ten cents per ton on and after
October l, 1882. They have heretofore re-
ceiyed seyenty-fiye cents per ton.
The Etna's new engine, built at Spences
machine shop. is about completed, and will
be set up in the mill next week. The new
engine for the Standard is about done, and
work upon il is being pushed rapidly.
The new rolling mill at Brilliant is pro-
crossing finely. The Office is about finish
ed, with the exception OF plastering, the
size OF which is 16x24 feet. The factory is
is to be LOG feet wide and 800 feet long;
forge 80 feet wide and 800 feet long, with 20
furnaces.
All hands at the Laughlin Nail Works
resumed work last Monday morning, but
two accidents occurred to the machinery.
The first was the breaking of the post of
the squeezers in the boiling department,
and the other was the breaking of one of
the nail plate rolls. The result was the
loss of a whole day in the forge and of one
turn in the finishing department. Every
thing has been going nicely since.
Wheeling is jubilating with all the vim
of father whose prOdigal son has unex-
pectedly returned unto him. 1t is all be-
cause the great iron strike is ended, and
after four months of prec&rious vicissitudes
the men have determined to go to work at
the old wages. 1t is asserted that nails got
so scarce down there that one man had to
telegraph to Sandusky for a key of six
penny nails by express. The next day
they arrived, having the brand of Wheel.
ing mill thereon. This was bringing Goals
to Newcastle sure.-Cldrks6'rg Ners.
A telegram from Canton, O., to an eastern
paper, has the following paragraph: THE
stthculty between the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh and Valley Railroads regarded the
crossing Of the former by the latter at Min
ersl Point, Stark county, has been adjusted
and the crossing laid. The Valley road is
now progressing southwark and will reach
Wheeling Junction in about six weeks
Here il viii connect with the Wheeling &
Lake Erie road, and these two roads will
form railroad letter Y, running through
lines from Cleveland and Toledo, lake
ports, 10. Wheeling. on the Ohio river.
The advantage for freight traffic will be
readily seen"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-09

= ~T7fI ff-E - q
rcbntiaued from Hrst Puget

c.bIe orr Government mny any morning
conyerse with all the nations Of ne cart.
r. once vns necessary TO hate the.s minis
ters plenipotentiary. when i took 81 I
weeks for a letter to 60 to EuroPe ana slx
weeks for an answer 10 coma nacks put ~
now. There Is also something wrong when
II takes 100000 to hang ono ffesi-
DENTAL assassin. Many look upon tae
United States Government :. msde 20
steal from. The shoyeiltnG out
III the nations treasures without discrimi-
nation and without right, is enough 20
sicken every philanthropist Let man
rise with talent and character enough 20
lead in q great. movement in which the
moral and the economic ideas shall oomi-
nate all others and the Gehenna OF modern
politics will be fumigatsd and ploughed
hinder. We looked for suck party ana
the coming OF such . man. There masf De
either reform or destruction. MIGHT OF
parrots showed Columbus the direction OF
The land. We viii come to new and regen.
crate America by flight of prayers In our
homes. our churches and our common
schools let the principles of pure patriot
ism be inculcated. We want 70 live In Q
national atmosphere cleansed OF all moral
contamination, and we want the dust OF
our graves untouched of the feet OF dema-
eopue and despoiler. God save the State!
God save the nation? ~ t'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-09
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News OF a Personal
..... Character.

ShoEACtSEs
Capt. W. G. Brown leaves this morning
for st. Paul, to attend the convention OF
conductors, at that city.
Mrs. Ida Lenkard, who has been visiting
relatives in Allegheny, returned to her
home in Wheeling yesterday. Pihsburg
Leader.
Mrs. Mary A. Quarter, of the South
Side, leaves this morning for 0wensboro,
Ky, where she will spend the winter with
her daughter.
Mr.. CLARK Hanes, OF Wheeling, and Mrs.
Louisa Hedges of Brooke county, were
married at the residence of the bride on
last Tuesday, by Rev. Jordan, of WheeliaE.
On Wednesday morning they started on a
Western trip taking with them the good
wishes of all for pleasant journey. On
their return they will locate permanently
in Wheeling = IPcilsbxrg Herald.
Miss Anna Montgomery, of Oovington, a
young lady who will be we'll remem bered
here by many society people, was married,
on Wednesday week, to Mr.. Martin NJ.
Durrett. The Enquirer said: The bride,
who is one of Covington's most lovely
ladies, was dressed in white satin, trimmed
in Duchesse lace, and wore diamond orna-
ments. The dress was gracefully looped
up with lilies of the valley. The church
altar was profusely ornamented with trop-
ical plants and flowers. Prof. Foley pre-
sided at the organ with his customary skill.
The ushers were Messrs. Z. p. Ernst, Sid
ney Hall, Charles Brent and Mr.. Corkle, of
New York. Immediately after the cere-
mony the bridal pair repaired to the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, on Riddle
street, where a reception was held. None
but the immediate friends were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Durrett left last night on q
bridal tour to Niagara and other points in
the East.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-09
coIoREp VOTERS INDIGNANT.

There is a great deal of growing, grum-
bling and dissatisfaction in the ranks OF
the colored voters, growing out of the
meeting on Thursday night, at the Market
hall. Among the colored people here are
many who are not altogether pleased with
the attitude of leading Republicans. They
are tired pulling and battling at the COM
mand OF certain Republicans, and are hear
tily sick of the calm confidence with which
these same Republicans expect them to
fall into line. They do not believe they
must:unquestioningly step into the ranks
at the crack of the Republican lash, and
many of them will refuse to do it. They
feel like voting the Republican ticket, but
they do object to having such course tao
lily considered duty.
Here ofiate there has been break. The
articles in the Times have set them think
ing and several have wondered whether il
is not time they were no longer considered
mere chattels of the Republican party.
At the meeting on Thursday night Robert
Anderson, who is one of those independent
thinkers, attempted 10 voice his senti-
ments, but was choked off by Mr.. Alex.
Turner and others, and in the midst of the
excitement which followed the meeting adj
journed.
The matter has been very thoroughly
canvassed among the colered voters, and
there has been no little indignation ex-
pressed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-09
BELLAIRE.

Gov. Foster, accompanied by Wilson
Vance, ESQ, of West Virginia, came down
from East Liverpool on a special train yes
terday morning and remained in town I'M
til three O'Clock, when he took the train
for Columbus. He spoke in East Liver
pool Saturday, and will speak at Shawnee
to- day. While in the city he was the guest
OF c. +. Lewis, Esq.
Miss Eta Whipple, who has been quite
i'll for some days, is considerable better.
Edward Crossley and family, and Stephen
Rowley, of Martins Ferry, spent Sunday
with relatives in this city.
Four DRINKS were lodged in the lookup
Saturday night.
Miss Eta Wbipple, who has been very
i'll for some days, is improving.
Last evening Officer Turner arrested John
G. TAYLOR, a colored barber boarding with
Samuel Mcpherson, who is wanted at New
ark, he having jumped bond at that city
some months ago
Miss May and Annie Rolls Of Romney,
w. Va, are the guests of S. G. Thompson
the restaurateer.
Nellie Youngest child OF c. n. Allen,
ESQ.,, who has been lying very low for some
weeks, is improving under the skillful
treatment OF Drs. Clouse and West.
Chas. Hoske and Graimer Bridgemar in.
dulged in a setto on Sheppard's alley, yes
terday, and will answer before the mayor
to-day.
The feast of harvest services were held in
the Evangelical Lutheran Church, yester-
day, Rev. Heinze, the pastor, officiating:
The church was handsomely decorated
with grain, fruits and vegetables, and pre-
scented a fine appearance.
The funeral OF Martin Schick, yesterday,
was one of the largest ever witnessed in
Bellaire. The large procession, under the
command of Mr.. Christian Bippus, and led
by the Wheeling City Band left Mr.. Schick' s
late residence, west of town, at two o'clock
and proceeded to the German Church.
Here services were held, the pastor, Rev.
HeiDze, delivering an eloquent sermon,
giving Mr.. Schick's biography. after which
the funeral procession proceeded to Rose
Hill Cemetery, where the interment
took place about 4 o'clock. The funeral
was under the auspices of the Odd Fellows,
both lodges participating.
Rev. DIR. A. w. Butts, the newly APP
pointed pastor Of the First NJ. +. Church,
delivered his Introductory sermon to a
large congregation yesterday. The dis
course was an interesting one, and Mr..
Butts abilities as theologian were clearly
demonstrated.
F. C: Husband and wife have returned
from Cincinnati.
Rev. T. A. Taylor, the new pastor of the
South Bellaire NJ. Z. Church, delivered his
first sermon yesterday. The church was
well filed, and the sermon is highly
spoke Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-09

During the last term Of the Circuit Court
the following prisoners were fied Ior
petit larceny and sentenced 70 the county
Jail: Robert Thompson, I'VE GAYS, selysS
his tiniei hopers lsyiSl, nr t ~, 49, 49,
his time. Cornelius vance. n es 80 80
served his Time; AIpert Tic, uis - 49, -.
served nis ume; Geolss D0y thsrtv Says
expiration OF seventeen Octopel .,,n, ~.
Leeper, six months, sentence WIZ eAPl4e
April 8 lsS
Mrs.Safan MIX Wass s1,,,a $500
in the State prison at Mounosviiie. Eugsns
Cadys motion for anew trial was oyei5a ~,
and his sentence was posIpoheo un'ii 'ue
November term. .o,,,.,;o,, tor
petit larceny and two 70. grand ana, is arc n
Alice LoYerige was pul.1n ia 1890 ~, S1 in.
larceny, put tne p iossu = svsr5;ct ~ mot
structeo me July !. ~ w;tbo,,t leaving the
guilty, Which was u u'rs
box. - rah,, Pal die.
Inc July IA sne - -. e., nnr5er in the
'IaN-a. s,,5 thrae. for marIslaughter.
second degree ana .n.ee 49, ~ iii come nm
Inc .0rtonIus .1S 49,
al Inc Nos nsii,;,..,, for ,rurder. the three
Wnoer MiIiisan' ~, Iohn Wilson.
Beal 6rotne.s, i Morr;s McAdsms. burglary;
gIanu T.o,tn,sn hnreIary: John Moony,
S'.o.i.r,,. William Florence burglary: Rod
D %rg arrsry. the Eve FIRE bugs, Griner,
DiaOh poston Htotfire and McCleary, arson;
p pieSS,,rS lynch. erand larceny; Charles
S.naia h;.5wav robbery: Chas. Bennett,
S.eS,.v sohheyv. Nellie Andrews, grand
inscanS E;sbteen of these are still in Jail
Ia liS -: o,,t On hail @
anu ono .Io,o l. a cood showing TO begin the
ne . a,One 18th and how many more
MinIs. yodnoJ !, ;a;I between now and the
Mil TOnSsv IN Sovember. is q dificuIt
.atta ri 10 tsiI
let waek twelve prisoners were received
.. Las. ~ county all and ON Saturday
lnI4 he o, ytr nr;sonsrs in ;a;l
night tn W:r VIII VII H. he tersn 10 thu
Mis. MA WIN nAei' "
peni1en'innay W sons tho c;rcp;t Court didn't
Jaot = tan,;iy much and that the addi-
Ieuuee nis ILL., III raduct;on made by the
LIONS eAV NJ .no -, ~ AZ noI;cy sdonted
Souil. n ne Misu UnInd;na mnroner Wis
ny Ins o oa,l Or i'll is v;5dicated in the
1857 81 Convictions made by the iuries
nnmter Oh con'ic''onS iiisue " .ne '''
ana court r.r,as R-ovn two
Eugene 1InnI ILL., a hon Confined in our
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-09
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
An Esgtneer CruaAsa d Jeliy.


Parsons, KAN, October S,-One Of the
saddest and most terrible accidents which
has occurred for some time, took piscs just
this side of Muskogee, Indian Territory,
last night about II o'clock. Alright train
leaving Muskogee, :just got under COCA
speed when it reached the north limit Of the
yard. Here Is placed the last switch when
they had to cross before coming ont on the
main track. This, by the neglect OF some
employee, had been misplaced, and The 90;
zine and several cara were precfpitaeed
into ditch six feet deep. Spicer. the
engineer, was found under TIE engine tit,
eraily crushed to . jelly, and tl supposed
60 have been killed instantly. He was one
of the oldest men on the Missouri, klnsas
and Texas railroad, having bsen here esoas
twelve years. He leaves . wife and oqe
child. John Walker, the frepan; -
both legs severed from his body and Nss
otherwise mangled. He has ycun8
wife. who became almost frantic With grief
upon learning of her husbands mistortune,
When the news Of the death Of Spicsf We
broken 70 his wife she fell to the floor nm
conscious, and has renamed 30 up 70 this
tine. eHf EEH-f