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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-08

oSEot the desperate dodges Of theopposi-
'lonto the cityreiorm bill is the industrious
circulation Of report that the movement
sa Republican scheme, and that It orig
mated with the Lincoln Club Of this city,
1Ais sil'yaad utterly false report is resorted
loas a last dying expCdient to defeat the
OIL. They expect to catch gudgeon here
and there in the Legislature with 1t. So
'aF from this being the case. The very oppo-
sue ONT" lhetruth. The principal meyers
III THIS reform are Democrats Of tho most
lFonounced type such men, Tor instance,
as Michael Reilly, Vim. L. Hearne, DR..
Reeves, Dr. Baird, Alfred Caldwell, W. S.
Goshorn, +. G. Cncran, John Hoffman,
John Hall, Major Aldcnon and a score q
C'hers OF like Democratic politics. This
dodge Of the opposition is characteristic Of
The game they have played att the way
through to defeat the bill. They contis
Sa'Nla lot OF unauthorized names, at theil
meeting last Thursday night, Of men wi,c
Ie not in sympathy with their scheme
aad put them on the published liAt Of Vic,
f'eS'dents-snch names as Capt Deyries
Anton Reymann, Jqso Shepherd, ant
others who, like them, sympathizO witt
the reform MovamOrt
These are specimens Of the desperate
SoaSes they are resOrting to, and the Iegi,
a'a'e should mako a note Of it. The r,
Sfmer, on the other hand, arc doing thci
work on .he square, in the aost open an
ABOVE board manner, not being afraid /
have every member Of the Legislator
Know xh0theyaseaad wbat tlsyseek. III
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AFTER rttE ptdfr.

Ryan and Sullivan were visited after
they had gone to their quarters. Ryan was
lying in an exhausted condition OH a bed,
badly disdgured about the face, his uppef
lip being cut through and his nose dislc.
ured. he did not move, hut lay painting.
Stimulants were given him to restore him.
He is terribly punished about the head.
At the conclusion Of the fight Sullivan
ran to his quarters at q lively rait nni
laughing. He laid down for while little
out Of wind, hut there was not scratch ON
him. He chatted with his friends, The
fighting was short, sharp and decisive on
Sal!iyaas part throughout, Ryan showing
MearineSs after the llrst roIlnl
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reform is citizens movements citizens
uprising against thespoilers, backed byboth
branches Of the City Council, the one
Democratic and the other Republican. II
has no politics whatever, and never was
mooted or mentioned in the Lincoln Club
of this city except as one ncighbor might
speak of It to another as a matter OF town
news.
II The Legislature want TO know the facts
let them consult nine ont Of every ten
business men in this city. They will find
them practically unanimous for the rc.
form. The friends Of the bill have no
tricks or concealmenb. They court the
fullest investigation. They have no axes
to grind. They seek only the good OF the
city and OF every man in It. There is no
job or grab in their plans and purposes.
No persons know this better than the op.
position.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
DEBATE ON ApRoRrloNMENr BILL
prs.eOtt's Absurd Claim Expected star nopt
DsItlOpnsHts- R,psEnant Steamboat Laws.
KassOR'I Tariff COnnlSalOa Bill Adopted
In COnnitt.S-s.s,rai Capital News.

Special Dispatch to the lntOIligoncsr.
WAHnSuroN, February 1.-THE debat,
on the apportionment bill had not pro
eeeded far to-day before Il became evident
that the majority of the House were oppos
ed to the adoption Of Seaton's theory Of
the distribution Of representatives. Mr..
Prescott, Of New York, who Is in charge
Of the bill, preiudiced his case by. .blunder.
ing into the absurd claim that New York
Is entitled to increased representation be.
cause of her prcponderance Of wealth and
the amount Of taxes she pays into the Ma.
tional Treasury. Robinson, Of Massachu.
seth, In u cool, business-llke speech,
easily pointed out the absurdity and in.
justice Of the distribution Of representation
by the seaton plan, and prepared the way
for similar attack upon the committee bill
by Representatives Horr, OF Michigan,
and Chace, Of Rhode Island. Every good
hit at the Seaton plan and Prescott's wealth
basis speech were ridiculed by the speak.
ers andwere roundly appiauded on both
sides Of the chamber. So far as can be
ascertained Mt this stage Of the question, the
House favos adherence to the old plan Of
giving the fractional representation to the
States having the largest fractions above
the ratio that may be adopted. On the
question of the total number Of Represen.
tattves opinions vary widely, and party
consideration will have much to do with
determining what the number shall be.
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OmeiaI Croo,. ID 81.

0HeAqQ, February 7-sherifr Bon.
homme, Of Yankton county, has arrested
chas, T. Mccoyou q charge Of removing
the county bond register which shows a
bonded indebtedness Of Si0,0 900, bearing
ten per cent interest. 1t Is thought there
IS little to show for such expenditure, nor
tor what or to whom The bonds have been
issned. Mccoy is the same man who tried
TO float Sl1 900 Douglas county bonds, and
he Is now in Washington with the Dakota
delegation, and is a candidate for Marshal
OF Southern Dakota.
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Tux news from Columbus, Ohio, indi.
eaes that certain parties are working to
grymaaler the Sixteenth Congressional
district rs follows: Monroe, Belmont, liar
rison, Jefferson and Carroll. This makes
aa doubtful district. 1t is to be called
the Seventh district. The Sixth district is
to include Washington, Morgan, Noble,
Nsskingum and Guernsey, which will be
Republican.
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p,oDr RYAS, who has given our West
,,,.,iri, authorities some trouble in the
W., ,s' VIA Yesterday knocked out Of time on
,Ss S ninth round in i prilc fight, in Missis'
';nnf T.; ffai he been altogether knocked
n.roDd tbe confines OF time no tears would
l,re Icon shed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-08

WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, February IL
Charles McKillap, alias Sweeney, yester.
day, being prevented in m attempt to
throw himself before passing train,
climbed d derrick near the'found house.
and putting chain round his neck jumped
Of His insanity was caused by domestic
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-. .,.sTe that West Virginia certili'
VIZ, Nav ofr in price, selling at l5s. The
fl'f' ,.., ag rDlicatc y was easily gorscd. There
NPo,sar .,Sins ho:ssh about the holders oi
!, . .. po"'rs ".ia,ble securities. They will sell
'l,',, ~ ,..rs, ANYBODY wants tobny.
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:. NM. 5e,i Copgcs, IS 70 consist So of'SsI
II The nDys,sAioa,e,Ae nylI if ratio will be one
n,mSs,' ,s.nS, % % ercr $500 Of population.
n, intiHSfI ~ ',iII siy, We. Virginia four members
WI ,I,,Sss S~ fraction ol&,9&
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Ir TIE members OF the legislature want
,oyee a sight to look upon and remember
forever in the way Of streets, in this
city Of miserable streets, let them visit
the intersection Of EoE and Fifteenth
streets Ii IS more impressive than Mr..
Goods spostrophc to the immortal gods.
E.looks like the entering hole to cycrlast-
inc perdition,
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,,,, spiears this morutug tors2O,O ,OOO,-
OOmore Of Government. The debt ismelt'
b, away like snow. 1t will all be paid in
N, than ten years at the present rate oi
decrease. soon we will be called to decide
whether enough shall be left for the
X,,iopal banks. rs Il basis OF issue.
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THE TARIFF COMalISsION,

Lively Fight Over KaSson's BIiI In the
Ways and Means Committee.
Special Dispatch to the lntelllgenCer.
WASHINGTON, February 7.-The Ways
and Means Committee after stormy and
prOtracted session to-day, agreed by a vote
OF s to 5, to report Kasson's Tariff Com.
mission bill to the House for passage. Mr..
Kelley was very desirous OF striking out
the provision authorizing the commission
to investigate the subject of a reduction Of
internal taxation, and Mr.. Kasson WIS yery
desirous OF having that feature Of the bill
retained. There was much argument be-
tween the Democrats, they being divided
upon this branch OF the matter.
The provision was finally stricken out
and the sole duty OF the Commission made
M investigation of tariff matters. The
committee then adjourned until 2:3Op. NJ.
at which time the wrangle over the bill wa.
resumed, but it was finally agreed to BY
the above vote. Those who opposed The
bill were: Morrison, Tucker, Carlisle ani
speer, Democrats; and Russell, OF Massa.
chusetts, Republican. Randall voted for
the bill. So twill go to the House some
time next week and will precipitate tar.
iii discussion that may last for months,
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A Catholic sensation.

RAnwAY, N. j., February There 4
great excitement among the Catholics here
owing to an assault being made upon the
Sisters Of Charity and the closing Of their
school this afternoon by Father Mcc cosker,
Steps are being taken 70 close the church
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TnE starting Of another rolling mill en-
,sDrisc in our immediate vicinity is n mat.
fer worthy Of note. Immediately opposite
US, on the place recently purchased from
CAPTAIN Crawford and adjoining Tho pren.
iscs Of ,he lima mill. another mill, for the
manufacture Of shee, iron. il to be started
The capital stock, si6ea8o, was promptly
subscribed and much more could have
been had il necessary The subscribers arc
nearly all iron men, stockholders in the
different mills, and among them are
some Of the most substantial and experi.
eund manufacturers on both sides of the
river. That the enterprise will be a grand
success We have no doubt. The site chosen
is an excellent one, has good river front,
desirable proximity 10 the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad, and is backed by
plenty Of coal in the hill. It's product can
easiIy be Skinned bv river and rail thus
making sure Of advantageous freights.
The building of this mill is OF course the
outcome OF the present prosperity in tho
isea Business heyeaBoas, especially OF The
latc exceptional dividends received by
Stockholders in the various mills. They
nov bOyO money to invest and they are
4.
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Ronds Called.

wAsmSoroS, February 1.-THE bonds
called for to-day by the Secretary Of the
Treasury continued during the pleasure Of
the Government under the terms Of cir.
cufar No. 42, dated April II, 1881, to bear
interest at the rate OF 81 per cent per an.
mum from July l, 1881, are as follows:
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PEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In Martins Ferry, Ohio.

That very desirable home known formerly as the
property OF A. d; Rice, and at present owned and
occupied BY s; 9. v. Morrison, &q. on this prom.
Grty, within iew feet OF the door Is an excellent
grapes, each 4O feet long, In good bearing; mum.
beg Of pear, apple. qul1ce Gad cherry trees ana
other small fruit and ehruhbery In great quantity
and everything In good order TlLle indiSpniable
terms reasonable, and possession given lpFii iSs9
Inquire OF THos. q. IOLREkTSoN,
Also Ave yeunimproved lots near Sannc Al 4 iow raia
Y1 n r.
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BATTLE OF THE GIANTS
A FAMOUS PASSAGE D'kNuoKLEsn
Between Two Accomplished Artist. Of III. llOd.rn
School Of Puslllsn-sulllvau Bs,tov. Euer.
st.te CORpiimtnls en- Ryaa's Pses With
TsllIhE HSsst-SIns nOuads Fought

@tsssstPrt oTr, Miss, February ~
Trains from New Orleans, with people Il
witness the fight between Ryan and sulli
van, arrived here about II o'clock. The
crowd consisted Of sporting men from ali
sections Of the country, and many prom,
neat citizens Of New Orleans. A large
number Of newspaper correspondents rep.
resentiBg prominent papers Of the North
and West, were also in attendance. Sui.
livan arrived on the ground at 1880, and
took room at the hotel, opposite Ryan,
within one hundred feet OF the prize ring,
which was pitched in front OF the Barnes
Hotel, Ia grove OF live oaks. Sullivan
cast his cap into the ring at ll:45, by the
Judges time There was great enthusiasm.
One hundred to eighty was accepted on
Sullivan. Sullivan was seconded hy Billy
Madden, Joe Goss and Arthur Chamber.
Ryan entered the ring at 1857, amid en-.
thusiastic cheers, accompanied by Tom
Kelly and Johnny Roach. Ryan won the
choice Of corners and took the southwest
corner. Sullivan had the sun in his face
They were ready to commence business. hui
there was difficulty about referee
Both parties agreed on James D. Houston.
OF New Orleans, who refused to net, Chas,
Bush also refused.
The dispute over The referee was settled
by choosing Alex. Brewster, Of New Or.
leans, and Jack Hardy, Of Vicksburr,
jointly,
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SAX FRANCISCO, February From
Chinese exchanges the news Is only now
received that on the 10TH OF July IN an earth.
quake occurred in the district Of Eanchoy.
large number OF men, women and chill.
dreu were killed. The earthquake was
followed b o rain. storm, which Inundated
9 portion Of the country and drowned sew.
eral persons.
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WEate neither surprised nor Startled Al
such we'll attested facts a the following, Nj
o, s. MAyn, manager Of the Meriuhe pape,
Co, Lawrence, Mass suffered with rhenma
tiAm Of The kiss. St Jacobs OIL caused NJ
pain q disappear in a lev hours
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=. oricc realized for horses in
Tn ayelasI ny, market in January Of this
sae cn.e1'.: i =; 's'hs, nspip,, :ioi in January
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Another AsbIanl SI1ytlere;I; 'se,,e,.,.A

=, 80 77H4"1f'04 UFs4FE44fetl.
cISGc1NSATE, February IA Taes,S.aT
cattlettsbpFg, KY, special saYs that Ellis
pratt was sentenced this morning to be
hanged on April l4th, The military will
take Wm. Neal and Ellis Crait 10 Lexing.
ton tonight, where they will be confined
TIL executed. The motion for new trial
for Neal and Craft has been ovenuled and
the case So far rs they are concerned Is
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n. y.1 f'is9.'a Po3. and 1 Wall street is 'oli'h
.,o more.
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YIrglnIa Raiiroadl Analrs

sPeclN pliPairh 70 iho lntolllgeneer. q.
WIsgRpFcS, February IA Richmond
specialsaysl There was an animated dis.
cnssion in Tie Senate Monday over The
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Many Of the bonds originally included in
the above numbers have been transferred
and cancelled, leaving the outstanding
amount as above stated.
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1T Is odd that frost kills yellow fever but
does not check smallpox. We know, how.
ever, that Il tniakes Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup
70 like hot cakes = =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-08

TOR sALE-I OFFER, AT PRIVATE
IL sale, that commodloas and beantIfti hatae
cottage residences. No, 100 South York street, fes
Gently occupied By Z. Hobbs, j. Alio two choica
building IoLa adjoining, each s6x130 feet House
EAtef Is surrounded by hae selection oi ShSde and
ttuit trees, provided with most perfect dtainaFe
AND mas been recently grained and painted through.
part. Cheap for cash. - '''S'S ", -
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Maryland aud West virginia boundary
special Dispatch to the TntcllIgencer

Maryland aud West virginia boundary.
special Dispatch to the intelligence.
WASHINGTON, February o. Respecting
the boundary controversy now going on in
the Maryland Legislature, an Annapolis
special says: The disputed Maryland and
West Virginia boundary involves ques.
ton OF taxes that Is OF considerable inter
est to Garrett county. The line laid down
by Lieutenant MIchler, gave the disputed
territory to Garrett county. This line ran
from the Potomac river to Fairfax Store,
about half a mile, and separated Garrett
county from Preston county, which was
very sparsely settled.
But later that section began to
grow up and Virginia pushed over the line
into what it is claimed should have been
Garrett county, had the line been observed
ever since; that Preston county has been
collecting taxes from property on the dis.
puted strip, from which the people Of Gar
rett consider they should derive the
benefit,
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REAL ESTATE BULLETIN:

500 Will buy a frame dwelling and lot 6Oxlos
sSoonly asked for tNoBtoTy brick dwelling. 4
g lSo ioE cottage and lot toslsO. on llad, on
For Sale large two.Story frame dwelling eieh,,
EooTA, and two small franc dwellings In The siSth
ground for s., ,0O0, 't'tes eS.St @'N7. y.
IS .sE;. a 5ne garden farm. ayOa from The
mrm OF 100 acres, near Weepee and two IRrRo
farms down the river Of 10 and & scres ars esfSd
very cheap. AlSO farm Of hxty AGFfS,
FOR Rent-A few houses. Inquire a the offiee
A.. q. A. sCHAEFER 4 CO.,
~ f1bsfa Hnusg fs1Fntr
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RILL HEADS, LETTER HFADs. de-.
-. w nest hti 4sada Letter heads, Nod Hesdh
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Obj lnte%ti9EaHt:

z.,. ss and " ro"rtesn.n street
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THE FIGHT,


At2 minutes Of i2 O'Clock the men took
the scratch for the first round. Both nen
spared cautiously for an opening; RYAN
led with his right and fell short, catchinp
in return hit from SulliVan's left on IN
face. Exchange then became short and
quick and Sullivan finally knocked hin
down with severe right handler on thu
cheek. Time, 30 seconds.
Second round-Sullivan at once rushed
to his man and let go his left, which caught
Ryan on the jaw. Ryan closed with hin
and they wreslled for a fall which RYAN
won, falling heavily on his opponent,
Time, 25 seconds
Third round-The men came torethe,
with rush, and Sullivan after making
three passes knocked Ryan down with i
terrible right handler on the chest. Time
4 seconds.
Fourth round-The men spared for Der.
haps second or two, both tented and
then Sullivan went for Ryan's face, putting
In singing blow square on his mob before
they closed. Slugging then commenced
and continued till Ryan was forced on "a
the ropes, when he went to grass. Time
90 seconds,
Fifth round-This round was repeti.
ton OF the above round, both men closing
aud putting in their best licks, the attacE
OF both being confined TO the face. RYAN
succeeded in bringing Sullivan to his knees
at the close.
Sixth round-Sulliyan came up smiling,
but 1t was evident that Ryan was not oniy
suffering, but was somewhat afraid Of his
antagonist. Sullivan lost no time, bul
went in to win. Ryan, however, closed
and downed him.
Seventh round-This round was a short
one. The men closed and slugginp con,
tinued for q few seconds, when Ryan weni
To graSs a wreck. Sullivan came to his
corner smiling. Ryan, however, had the
grit to come up for another round.
Eighth round-The men on the call OF
time came up promptly. Ryan was de,
cidedly weak, but made gallant struggle
Sullivan fought him alI over tho ring and
into theumpire's eorRerand over the ropes.
Getting of the ropes be rallied, but went
down on hand and knee. A foul was
looked for, but though Sullivan had his
hand raised to strike, he restrained him
self. As Ryan rose both men were retiring
to their corners, when the seconds OF each
cried, "Go for him" and the men resnond
ing, sagain came together. They closed
and clinched, and after q short struggle
both men went down. ..
Ninth and last round-Ryan came up
sroggy and Sullivan at once forced min
into his corner and delivered one heavy
blow, hut Ryan recovered and drove Sulli
van out and just hcyond the middle OF The
ring, Sullivan got in right handler under
the left ear and Ryan went down scnseless
When time was called Ryan did not ne.
spond, and the fight was declared in favoI
ot Sullivan amid great cheering.
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MARKET REPORT,
Wholesale Grain and Produce Market.
CORRECTED DAILY.

wholesale Grain and Produce Market.
CORRECTED DAILY.
CHRONICLE OFFICE.
Knox vile. Tenn. April 26 1882. {
bushel. as to grade round los si.25a1so ~
CoRN-Aetiye worth 90 cents: from
OATs-Dull. !: loose from wagons 40a45c !pef
bushel.
BULK MEATs-sides, 11la to 12c ; shoulders. s;
sugar-Gured hams smoked, 1874 to Ii.
BACoN-Buylng from wagons at l01Sallc round.
124 in demand.
HAY.Loose. 6oaS0c per 100 POUNDS; baled.
PEAs-sl .2oa1.75 per bushel.
BRAS-Sl-20. per 100 pounds.
FLoUR-Nominai, country extra, buying, dull,
S3O0a325: selling, $3.25a350 per sack family
buying, Us 25aS50 selling, sS.5OaS.65 per sack.
timothy grass, $3.25a3.50 pushed; orchard grass TO
Si.75a2oJ: RED top S1.0O; blue grass, seed SIPS:
BgTTER.Searee and in demand; choice roll.
22a25c. prime, 15a20c. rease butter, 5a7c.
EGGs-Buying at II to u
PoULTRY-Llye chickens hens, 7lac per pound
rooSsers 3, &C turkeys. In good demand saloe
fEATHERs-Prime, 46 to Al.
DRIEDFRUIT-Strictly prime half peaches
nominal, 2ssaSe; peeled peaches dult, 5a6 cents
. arS 4a5 cents; quarter apples, 2}s3a cents.
BEEswAx-Duli at zoe per pound.
HIDEs-Dry flint, 1oc: green, &C.
TALLOw-Dec, lining, SAGE,
FLAX SEED-Per bushei, 60c
RRASS-16a12c copper, 10a12c.
WcoL-Cho1ce tup-washed, 33c fair to good,
Csc: dark coarse Is unwashed, 221<a25c.
GINsENG-Per Id. $l.75, fall dug.
SENACA ROoT-Per ID, 35a40c.
PINK RooT-Per Id, 15c.
YELLOW ROOT-Per ID. Sc.
FURs-RaccOon SKINS 4Oc mink, 40c; opos-
sum, Sc mu KRAFT, 10c gray foxes, SOC red foxes,
soc otter, s. wild cat, Doe house cat, loo deer
skin, 35c per h. ALI quotations are for NO. 1
skins,