The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-26
NEIGHnORROOD NEWS,


Miss Maud Jeilerson has been employed as
teacher tor the colorcd school. H5.f
The Lomas Is picking up q good business
lit the Captina and Wheeling trade.
A large drove, about 100 head, OF beef cat.
lie, passed through town yesterday In the
direction Of your city. MI
The stockdale's electric ligh. illuminated
the vicinity Of the wharf Saturday evening,
furnishing big fun for the gamln.
The enforcement OF The ordinance against
cows running ut large between sunset ind
sunrise, Is stirring up fearful racket.
An additional room has been found neces.
sary In the graded school here, In order to
accommodate the large increase OF pupils
Miss Amanda Roberts will have chntge Of
the new department.
Hon. L., s. Newman will probably he sub.
stituted for Henry Miller, Esq, ms tho Demo.
cratic candidate for House OF Delegates, MIR.
Miller having declined to bca candidate. Mr..
Newman Is one OF the best '.stumpers' III
the State, and II he Is selected. and accepts,
no Will make things lively In tho county.
sensen'y's machine shop was running al!
night Saturday night, and MI day Sunday,
repairing tho prison waterworks pump. Tho
piston parted In the water chamber Saturday
and the piston head was broken. In one and
u halt hours after tho head was removed
from The chamber, n pattern had been made
anu new head cast, ready for tho lathe.
at tho prison shops. :.
Ny attention has been called 10 mtsrep.
resen tation, in this correspondence OF Satur.
day last In reference to the resolution aiopt.
Cd by tho Democratic convention OF this
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declared IN favor OF the adoplion OF nm
amendment to the State Constitution, forever
prohibiting the manufacture md sale al
alcoholic and spiriLuous liquors In this State
except for &c, should have said "such
an amendment ought TO be submitted to the
people OF the State, 10 10 voted upon, when.
eyer requested by respectable number Of
citizens"
An empI6ye OF the kloman mill said 10
your representative Saturday evening that
the manager OF the mill had announced that
the pudding furnaces would 60 on to-day,
In answer to the question ms to upon what
terms the furnaces were to be worked, he
said no arrangement had yet been made, but
one thing was certain, and that was that
the boilers would not 20 to work for any.
thing less than the amount received prior
to the strike. lie was positive that the
boilers Of this district would not submit to
the twenty-five cent reduction. The mill
has about enough old rail and muck bar for
one and half days run. The four new
paddling furnaces IRE completed and ready
for the fires This gives the mill eleven boil.
Ing furnaces. one OF the original furnaces
having been converted into heating furnace.
Mr.. Caruthers said yesterday that it was not
yet definitely determined when the mill
would Resumed; not until the strike Was
settled, and that tho mills would no, pay the
y cents additional over the price raid at
Pittsburgh. He spoke ia teing entirely con-
tident Of the men going 10 work before any
great whileAt the price paid In the Pittsburgh
district, and added that n year ago the boil.
ers at the Cincinnati mills were getting iity
cents per ton more than the Pittsburgh boil.
er5, the mill owners thu n refused longer to nav
the addition. The mills all over the couptry
wore running, except In that locality, and
the boilers thought t)r u short time that the
owners would be compelled to pay the price
demanded, but as soon rs they found that
tho mill owners were determined, they quiet.
went to work on the terms proposed hy
the mills; AS to the men OF THU district
getting all The mid they aced from other dis
iricts where work has been resumed he
doesn't take any stock in that theory at ali
says those men have enough to at
tend to at houe. Since writing the above
learn FROM mill men that Mr.. Thompson,
vice president, was down yesterday
and consultation was had with Mr.. CT.
ruthers. The mill men agreed to draw the
old scale signed by Mr.. Caruthers some line
ago, and Mr.. Caruthers agreed 10 pay-$5 is
und sign scale to that effect when sen
down. The understanding was that the nil
would start up Thursday. ..NU5
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Mrs. Mary Mnren, 4,re Roberts, wife Of G, P
Moren, Jr., died Oh Friday after lingering
illness. rs gaIE Gr.0a' = 7,'>"ee
Mrs. Friend Cox, Of Cross Creek district
died on Monday morning. She had beer,
ailing a long time. She leaves husband ant
several Children 10 mourn her loss, r.
Rev. D. NJ. HOLSTER, of TIE NJ. E. Church
leaves io'Gay for Indiana, Pa, to attend tht
annual session Of the Pittsburgh Conference
to be held there. Sunday last he preached
his farewell sermon to Il large and appreciu
tive congregation, Thppupit was beautifully
decorated with flowers and eyergreens. Rev
ltollister has made hoste OF true friend.
both in and ont Of tue church during hi.
residence OF two years here, who regret tlsl
he Is called to Labor elsewhere. Whe,eye,
his lot may be cast 10 labor for the Master he
has the best wishes Of this community.
A mcetin. of Republicans was held on Sat
uiday evening to complete the work of Ill.
ing up tho ticket, rs several very i,nportau,
Offices We're unprovided with candidates
George W. Russell Was called to the chat,
and George d. Crawford appointed secretary,
Alter SOME discussion as to whether tie
meeting had the authority to name u candi
date for County Commissioners for Wells
burg district or not, it was moved that The
meeting nominate u candidate subject 10 lie
apprrova! Of the Executive Committee. The
motion being carried, Darwin Mcclellan,
, aud ". U. Barclay were put In nomination
for Commissioners. A ballot was taken
whiGh resulted IN the nomination OF D.
McClelland. William Jones and S. s
vaest were put IN nomination for Jus
1ice Jones was chosen, Il. +, William.
!, was nominated for Constable. Tno Cha;,
anpaintcd the District Executive Com
mittee, g, W. Caldwell, T, II, Mnrt.
and George i. Crawford, as a commit,
, Tee 10 wait upon and receive General Goil or
Thursday next. On motion, the following
named persons were appointed as commit
zee 10 decorate the court room Tor tbt
Cot meeting; Mayor j. i. Monivom
Lev, George I. Graham, +. a. Frost
Misses D. Wheeler, Mariana Jacob, Mar,
Caldwell, Annie Duval and Mrs, Ben uar
yey The oonferees from this county 10 tht
Judicial convention to be held today In Won,
city, were recommended to vote for Geor"'
b. Caldwell, of Wheeling, for the Judreslip
ST. GAINESVILLE,
Circus yesterday,
There was an extra police force on dut,
yesterday. 't.7} ~ :
Markie and Miss Ida Finney are making:
:. tour through the West i.'.1
!, Hon. Ross J. Alexander, Democratic candi
GATE for Congress. was in town yesterday. :,
Nev;; Thongs Balph, pastor of tho u, p
Church, isysiting friends in Pennsylvania
Rev. Walter, Alexander, Of Mountsyille
preached in the Presbyterian church Sunday
/ 4 match game of bAse ball will DO playet
Saturday between picked mines from Farm
inston and Soaptown. J=; 4. I, +, :
Jas. Frazier has sold his trottinc horse
Blue Goose, 10 Monroe county man, lin,
Goose has covered mile in e27. 49,
There will he no services next SUNDAY n,
tue NJ. +. Church on account OF the absence
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