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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-22
Anatber IRaiIroad on PAPER.

Secretary Of State stslnlksr yestsrdsy
issued cett ttiicate oiinoorporat:o 70 theHai,
per's Ferry Water tap Railroad Company,
ths headquarters Of which are Of Cnsrles-
Own, Jefferson county, and the tncorlora'
tors OF which are Daniel B. L1cAs. T. g
Gretn, Ey.rstt W. BtdinGer, js., 9. W
Green and J. B. MoElroy. The capital st5ck
Is 81 900, 900, 10 shares Of $50 each, and the
gentlemen named hold one suare each, Tne
projected railroad Is to commence ata point
On the touAdAry liae Of Virginia and West
Virginia either on The line Of Frederick or
Clarke county, and run BY the most
practicable ronte through Berkeley aud JEFF
ierson conntIts. or jefferson county alone,
pa sing ChAFlestown, and crossing The Sher.
andoah river at point not lets thaa three
and q bali nor more than fiGe miles from its
mouth, having It's terminus on the b undary
line between the two States, a. the north.
west boundary line Of Loudoun county.
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THE STATE NEWS,
AND ITEMS FROM THE VICINITY
B.ll.Ir,, sar.l4's Ferry aad W.lhSurs contri-
buttons, and COndsnsstIOns OF Currsnt
Matters from All orsr west ylrsiaia.
Eastern oalo Wool GrOutr,, Etc.

Barnesyille will hereafter make her OWE
strawberry boxes. l. N. Vail is protector o.
the new industry.
The holiday vacation at the Morgantowr
University commenced last night and will
continue for two weeks.
BY this evening the Ohio River Road con.
struction train will have reached Sisters
villa. The building Of this road Is being
steadily pushed.
Samuel Stewart, E.q., philanthroplc
Parkersburg gentleman, has given tho chief
OF police Of t6a! city 40 order for 800 bushelg
Of coal to be distributed smorg the poor and
needy. A good deed and one worthy OF iml-
tation.
Another attempt will be made on Monday
next to get the tools out OF the Wellsburs gas
well. The company have contracted with
parties TO sink another well as q1ick as money
can do II, aud operations will be commenced
in few days.
Some days ago difficulty occurred be.
tween Joe Cox aud young man named
Nickel, of slmm.rs couniy, auda fight en-.
cat by Cox, with kuiie. The wounds were
considered dangerous, and warrant has
been issued for the arrtst Of Cox,
The Wellsburg Herald Gays: Last octo.
bes, Mr.. Fl. G. L zsar purchased from ]. 3,
Windsor, about 50 acres OF land, paying $3.50
an acre for II. A couple OF weeks ago be toid
the same land for $500 an acre, 10 Wheeling
parties, realizing tbs nice lfttle sum OF ten or
eleven thousand dollars on his venture"
The oitiz ,us OF Hinton recently met In
the Mayors office and adopted resolutions
10 be presented to the authorities Of the
Chesapeake & lhio Railway Company, as
suring the road that they would do all In
their power for the suppnsdon OF the ir-
duceme..ts 10 dissipation and the suppress.
sion Of the sale OF liquor In the town.
a depTaved wretch. who for number OF
years hes lived In Greene county, Pa, has
rec .ntly received his walking orders from an
indignant community, and left for parts
unknown. It traDspired that he was
the fstner Of four children, oil idiots,
by. his: own daughter. The children
have been thrown on the charity Of the
people. fss
Mrs. ]. 3. Fagus. until recently proprietor
andeditor OF the Keyser fountain Echo, was
married last week to Mr. e. \. Nine, prom!-
nent merchant Of Keyser. The newspaper
fraternity all .oysr tins State will unite in
wishing for Mrs &inea long life Of happiness,
she was always fsvorite with the sonbb!eJs
and they wsrs sorry TO lose her when she
left the Echo.
Mes,rs. John Watson, B. J. Pollock, VIM
J. Clark, VIM. H. Watson, Samuel @. CLARK,
Thomas Lodge, J. P. Ferguson, Joseph Hall
and Joseph Il. Clio 9, well known Belmont
county sneep men, have issaed call to tue
wool growers Of the county inviting and urg.
ing them 10 be present at q Wool Growers
Convention TO be held in Weldsy's Hall at
St Clairsville te.dsy for the purpose OF
organizing regular association.
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DETROIT, MICH, December 81 Last year
DR.. MacLean, demonstrator Of anatomy,
in the medical department OF the State
University, and distinguished surgeon
and physician, was charged with adulterous
relations with lady patient from Canada
who uought his advice, the publication be:
ing made in the Evnin9 Netrs, a two cent
evening p lper Of this city. Dr.: MacLean
sued for libel. The paper undertook to
Justify, but the jury rendered verdict OF
S2O, 900 damages. The case was appealed
to the Supreme Court, which this morning
affirmed the judgment below.
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A whecl,sr nan who wants q Town Lot

Recently CO.. Hen'y D. Hubbard, OF thia
city, paid visit 10 friends in Indians, and
on h's way home dropped into Indianapolis
for the first time. While seated in hotel
there, thinking thst indianapolis was not
much Of piacs anyhow 40 compared with
Wheeling, he was approached by g young
man OF IS or 20 years Of age who saIuted him
familisriy, cA'l,ng bin BY name, and said
"Why, you don't appear 10 remember mi"
.No," said the Colonel; 'you don't loom
up before me very prominently"
Why said the young maH n used TO he
employed In the Postottice at your place
I've been west though, lately, and .upposs
l have patSsl out OF your mind; been out
there to look after $32 900 worth OF property
In Kansas left me by an uucleh
The Colonel continued to chew the eud OF
his Wheeling Havana. ~,
Yes" continued the young mSn; "and
I've brought with me some very 6ne tklns;
had some oil them made up for my friends.
Wouldn't you like q nice otter cap and pair
Of gloves y
Col. Hubbard cheEed the end OF his whasI.
ing Havana little more vigorously, lot ksd
up vacantly, like the innocent Granger he Il,
and said:
"lou!dn't you throw in q town lo!P"
Exit young man.
II the nephew OF bis urcle had known
m9re Ahout that Wheeling 'ourist, he would
not have tried 10 bnnto him.
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oaIO aApTmE rmksIDENCY.


Mr.. waIia, c. of ihe canton DIsirlct, Says
Haneoeu Lead, With thei '
From Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, December 2l.-1 had a
talk with Jonathan Wallace OF the Seven
teentA Congressional district Of Ohio, the
Distinguished Democrat who Is here con-
testing the seat Of Congressman Mckinley,
Of Canton. lacked him who the Demo.
Gratis Of Ohio favored for the Presidential
nomination next year. He said:
General Hancock, I think. Ex-senator
Mcdonald, Of Indiana, Is very strong in
Ohio, andwill have largo following; but
the bulk OF the people want Hancock"
"Don't you really believe that there will
be boom for Tildea next spring and
that he will be nominated p
"Oh mo. There Is no possibility OF Til.
den being nominated. He would not &C.
cept the nomination, in the first place. I
think 1t will be Hancock or Mcdonald"
] 'tHow is President Arthur pleasing the
people in oBio2 Do you think he could
carry Ohio IL 1t could be carried by any
Republican,
"Nc, think not. Personally Mr.. Arthur
is unpopular in Ohio. There is ateeling,
too, against him on account OF the manner
in which be came into the Presidency.
The great element Of the Garfield people
would be against Mr.. Arthur"
"Whom do the Ohio Republicans prefer,
do you think"
SHERMAN Is the great Republican Of
Ohio. l see Private Dalzell is out for him,
too."
friends in Ohio by his conservative actions
Of late?"
"He may have done SO, but the preiu.
dice, OF feeling against him, TO my mind, Ii
80 deep.seated that Il could not be over.
come within year. 1t would bea peculiar
spectacle, politically, to SEQ Arthur and
Hancock running for the Presidency-,both
Federal officers and one one q subordinate
TO the other, yet ! would not be surprised
sea it.n
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AssoclATEp pagss IN BRIEF,

A great gold mining excitement is re-
ported at Hot Springs, N. NJ. e...
The Luthern church at Rochester, Pa,
was destroyed by fire yesterday.
John Dolan, miner, was killed by q
snow slide near silverton, Colorado.
George Lowell and Jerome Smith, pool
room Keepers, were indicted in Philadel-
pbia.
Two freight trains telescoped on the
bridge at Lsckawaxen, Pa. Five oil cars
took fire.
James Lynch was killed by the derailing
Of q train on the Alabama and Great
Southern railroad.
President Arthur remained in his room
in New York yesterday, receiving only q
few OF many callers.
The steamship lines 10 New York have
reduced third class fares from Europe to
so in CONSCIENCE ii war oil rates.
A fire at S!ewartyille, Mo-, destroyed
eight business houses, including the Inde.
pendent newspaper Office. Loss $50, 900.
Capt. Gordon, the Jersey City child alb.
dnctor. was sentenced to, tive years in the
STATE prison at hard labor and fine of
5000.
Attorney General Brewster left Wash.
inpton Yesterday morning for New Orleans
where he will appear in the prosecution oil
the lottery cases.
The President and General Grant were
present and responded to toasts at the an:
nuaI dinner OF the Brooklyn New Eogland
society last night.
Fire in a wing Of Wards Island Lunatic
Aylum, New York, in which are $50
male patients, did $25, 900 damage. The
patients were intensely excited, but no one
Injured.
The Pre.ident recommends appropriate
ceremonies tomorrow and Monday to
commemorate the ono hundredth anni-
yer.ary Of Washington's surrender OF his
commission.
Jim Taylor (colored) was haugedat Gid:
dingt, Texas, yesterday, for the murder ot
Sarah Chappelle (ctlNej). Tbs execution
was meat and quick" Three thousand
persons present. Murderer confessed.
Jerry Cox (colored) was hanged at
Georgetown, s. u, for the murder OF Her.
hart Rembert in June last. Cox protested
his innocence to the last. he showed no
| fear and madea short speech on the seal
fold.
The Potrsyille, shamokin and shenan-
doah, (Pa) Districts mined in November
| iOS06Sl tons Of anthracite coal, In the
production Of which fifteen miners were
Killed and thirty.four severely injured,
mainly inexperienced Poles and Hupga-
rians.
Word has been received from Tober.
mory. Lake Huron, Of the wrecking on
Manitoulen Island Of the schooner 9. D.
Hungerford, Of Buffalo. The crew Of stx
bnilt 4 tent and remained on the island
nineteen days. They finally reached
Tobermory in an old fishing boat.
The Washington Grand Jury yesterday
presented indictments against n. w Fiiz
, gerald, s. @. Fitzgerald and A. B. Webb
pension attorneya The court referred 4
l the Grand Jury the written copy Of news
. paper denouncing District Attorney Cork
hiii, which had been sent 70 the GRAM
Jurors,
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colored cl.izea., Convention.

WASHINGTON, D. O., December 9l.-The
Colored National Committee met this
morningand appointed delegatesto thecon-
veptlon at Richmond, Virginia, in July
next. Each Congressional district is allow
ed two delegates and each Territory one
representative. Frederick Douglas, Regis.
tar Of the Treasury Bruce, OF the District Of
Columbia, and Col. Wm. Murrell, Of Mary
land, elected members Of the National
Committee on Freedman's Bank, made a
final repert to memorialize Congress to REIN.
burse the depositors, denouncing theformer
action Of Congress granting the commits
sianers 5000 year each TO settle the
affairs Of the institution. The committee
adjourned to meetat Chicago, June I'd next.
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DENVER, Col, December 2l,-The negro
Big Ike, who murdered Bruck Hunt, son
Of ex Governor Hunt, Of Durango, last
week, was captured on Wednesday on the
Southern Ute Reservation. AS his pursu.
ers came tuddenly upon him about day
light, sitting by fire he bad Just made, he
jumped and ran like frightened deer to a
precipice forty feet high, over whicl be
teaped, and was found az the bottom terri.
bly, bruised but alive. He was brought to
Durango last night. All talk Of lynching
bas suhsided. Among the pursuers were
seventy.fye Indians. The negro says be
had two accomplices in the bank robbery,
but refuses to give their names.
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Postal Points.

From Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, December 2L-The bond
of Gamaliel P. Kent for fve hundred dol
lars to be Postmaster at Kentuck, jackson
county, W. Va, has been received and ap-
proved bp the Postmaster General.
The P0stoflice at Augusta, Hampshire
county, W. Va, has been discontinued,
and mail for that point will hereafter be
sent to Ruckman. =,
Tie PostofIice at seymourville, Grant
county, w. Va, has also been abolished,
and mail for that point will bu sent to
Petersburg.
stoned Postmaster at Tick Bridge, West
The mail messenger service between
Walker and Writ G. H., W. Va, has been
curtailed 80 that the route hereafter will
end at Freeport. This will decrease the dis
tance some sixteen miles snd benefits Writ
An order has been issued by the Postmas.
ter General authorizing the Postmaster at
Flint, W. Va 10 exchange mail with New
Salem on other than schedule days, pro.
yided the same Is carried In locked pouch
and BY sworn carrier, without expense
to the Department. -,
A postofRce has been established at Ben
wood. Monroe county, Ohio, and William
7. Wood appointed Postmaster.
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PalLAptEPHtA, December 9l.-Captain
Waits, Of the American schooner s. j.
Watts, reports his vessel boarded Novem-
bar 2s.h in the bay Of Port au Prince by
the crew ola Haytian man.of.war,, the
commander OF which announced him
Seif as Captain Cooper and Or
dsred Captain Watts to show his papers,
threatening II all was not right he would
shoot Watts and his crew. The. papers
nroyins satilfactory, Cooper left alter In
formiup Watts that he was the con Of Rear
Admiral Cooper, OF the United States Navy,
and engaged by Hlytit to break up blockade
running between Kingston and the Hsytian
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FsAaK JANIS
once More at Home 10 the Bosom OF His
Family. ~ g..

Once More at Home In the Bosom OF His
Family. II
KANSAS CRY, Mo, December 2l.-Ffank
James parsed through this city dhis morn.
ing en- route from Gallatin, in charge Of
the Sheriff Of Davis county. AT 1nde-
pendopcs he was delivefed. into the Gus:
tody Of his bondsmen in this county In &C.
cordance with the order Of the Galtasin
court This afternoon he came here and
acknowledged tina service Of the warrant
charging the robbery OF the United States
paymaster, at Alussle Shoals, Alabama,
In 1882. A motion was made before Judge
HeckeI, in the q. S. Court in Chambers,
to deliver the prisoner into the hands Of
his bondsmen, on the ground that State
prosecutions must be disposed OF before
trial in the iedersl court. The Court de.
ferred It's decision until tomorrow, and
meanwhile admitted the prisoner to tenn.
porarY bail in $1,000, and tonight James
is at home with his family at the residence
OF his wi!s's father near independence.
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THRHoLInAY RsCIsy.
How the West Virginia statesmen Will
Pai In abe Ginr.

From Our Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, D. O., December 2l.-Quite
a large number OF Congressmen have left
the city for their homes, last night and to.
day, and a quorum will not be present in
either the Senate or the House on Monday.
The Senate will meet at noon on Monday
and alter the journal has been read will
Immediately adjourn for two weeks. The
House will also meet at the same time and
after the Speaker announces the commit
tees It will adjourn.
Senator Kenna will leave for his home
in Kanawha county tomorrow. Senator
Camden will leave tomorrow night for
Parkersburg. Representative Snyder left
for Charleston tonight. Representative
Guff will spend most Of the recess in West
Virginia. Representative Gibson, who has
his family here and Is housekeeping, will
70 to Huntington for few days on private
business and return here and spend the
holiday recess. Representative Wilson
will remain here, making an occasional
visit home.
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Lnhnr Knina

UREA, N. Y, December 2l.-The West
Shore railroad discharged 1880 lAborers,
the severe frostsand heavy SHOWS prevent
ing the pursuit otwork.
PrTrsBuRaH, December 2l.-Rsports Of a
general strike Of the employees Of the Pitts
burgh & Western railroad are uniounded.
Trains are running as usual and with fall
crews. -
HoLIIpAYsRuRe, Pa, December 2l-The
rolling mills Of McH 1nahan, Smith q Co,
and the HolIidaysburg Iron and Nail Com.
pany, have shut down on account Of alack
Of orders,
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BLooMINaToN, Ill, December gl.-Rob'
WEIGH, quite a well-known citizen, was
arrested to-day, charged with the crime Of
vile beating, having beaten his wife, o
very estimable and respectable woman, in
the most brutal manner, and inhicting
some very serious injuries. The unfeeling
wretch will be prosecuted under arecent
act of the Legislature making the whip
ping post the penalty for the offense. It
will be the first prosecution in the State
since tho passage OF the law.
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TIE other day the Chicago Tribune re-
viyed our old friend Beautiful Snow" and
printed it as an original Chicago effort.
This very delightful bit Of humor has had
the efEOct which the Tribune must have
expected. The wise heads detect base
plagiarism and are hammering the Tribpne
with great lerocity. Some people can't
take Joke.
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rnnhnrhiii,a AppIoashlpg RoRd.

prrsnuRou, PA, December 9l.-The
sale was reported to-day Of the franchise Of
tl,e pittsburgh and Atlantic railroad to
Vanderbilt BYE X. Hyndman Of this city,
IN consideration Of stock certificates esti.
mated at betweena halt and one million
AZ dollars. The line Is located from SHIP
nensbuFg to Connellsvllle. The purchase
rsmoyes all obstacles to the construction
~ the Harrisburg and Wastern railroad,
and a. insures lie building at any time thai
Vanderbilt desires, sy,l ~
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rhIrl,.p p,r,i L.nst.

LoSDoS, December 9l.-The survivors Of
the steamship Saint Augustip, which was
burned Sunday in The Bay Of Riscay, state
that thirty.eight men were on board when
tue four boats put Of. It Is feared that all
were lost, ss when the steamer ives last
seen heavy sea was running and the
vessel was all on fire, and there were no
other boatA.
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Mr.. WALLACE, who wants McKinley's
seat in the House, looking across the polit'
ical fence finds that Ohio Republicans are
prejudlced against President Arthur
because Of the terrible tragedy which
brought him to his office. It Is our belief
that Mr.. Wallace wrongs the Republicans
OF Ohio, who know that President Arthur
had no more responsibility for that fright
lul deed than child unborn. Ohio Re-
publlcans and other Republicans may not
desire President Arthur for another term,
but no Republicans ought to couple him
with the monster Guitesu.
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why Pryor CouIdu't NO Some Tail
TwIstlnE.

NKw YORK, December 2l.- Edward
Moran, a New York lawyer who was em'
ployed by Patrick Ford, Of the Irish World,
early in November to ascertain why Gen.
eral Pryor had not become more promi.
nent 10 the 0'Donnell case, makes q long
report, in which he states that be found
Pryor had been unable to become
as thoroughly identified Herewith as
he or bis American clients desired,
By reason Of adverse feeling among people,
although the English counsel was willing
that General Pryor should appear in the
triat prominently. Correspondence be-
tween the counsel relative to Pryors con:
nection with the case has been anticipated
in these dispatches by telegraph.
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AAnccn..rnI A Grnnxar.

Mr.. Q. u. Dtiters, Of West Liberty, d
winning fame as farmer. He has left at
the 1NTRLLloRScER Office specimen ears OF
Golden Dant, Iowa Stock and Hominy
corn. The ears are all large aud full, the
grains well developed and plump, and the
samples unusually fine even for selected
cars. Mr.. Dtiters also raised some Of the
finest and largest potatoes seen in Ohio
county this season.
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IRKursK, December 2l.-Tke remains Of
De Long and his comrades, ofthe Jeanette
expedition, have arrived here. The re-
maips were borne in procession through
the streets 10 day, escorted by detachments
Of troops. A multitude Ct people joined
the cortege, many wresths were placed
upon the coiios, and printed copies of
poems describing the exploits and unhappy
end Of the party distributed among the
crowd. The remains will be taken to
America.
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/, TIE tArilI is now the Issue which divides patty
iIues n this couutry. HO VINO believes In protce'
tIon Is Republican aud ought 70 Iin the Rspup'
lcan party, which ~ the advocate, friend and sole
no q OF ihe protective Eytem.-Nr WGhersOHs
LOtisViRc COuTiCr.JOuRdi, December ~.
The INTRLLIGRSCER finds itself able to
sgtee with the Couier-JounaI, which has
a very striking way OF putting things. We
are authorized to say that the doors are
open, and II friends will bear with US
little in the rush we shall be glad to make
them comfortable as rapidly as possible.
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BERLIN, December 1.-THE Noah German
Gaeettsstates that Bismarck entirely concnrs
with Puttkamer, Minister OF the Interior,
in opposing secret voting for members Of
the Lower House Of the Prussian Diet.
Bismarck's paper says he has even ex-
pressed himself favorable to universal isuf.
rage, provided public voting was adhered
to, as the existing system Of secret voting at
elections for the Reischstag was detrimen-
tai to imperial institutions, and must even
tnally be modified.
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NEW YoRx, December 2l.-Lillie sinnott,
daughter OF wealthy liquor dealer, was
probably fatally shot tonight by Sarah
Clancey, o servant Of the family.
Lillie went to the kitchen on some duty
and soon after the pistol shot was heard.
She was found lying on the floor uncon.
scious. The bullet wound is below the
right eye. It Is thought the shooting was
accidental. The servant disappeared.
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The Big Railroad Combis alton: !:

BosroN, MASS December 2l.-1mportant
articles Of agreement made between the
Union Pacific and Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific and Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
railroad companies declare 1t to be the
purpose Of the parties to establish and
operate a through line Of railways to con.
meet when the same can be done by rea.
sonably direct line. through Council Bluffs
to all points on the system Of the Union
Pacific with all points on the several bys-
TENS Of the other roads with few exceptions.
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M,,i,ed Robbers An PennsyIyanin

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. December 2l.-The
three masked robbers who entered the res,
;dsncs OF Josiah Hockle, near Mainlane,
Montgomery county, while the family
were at supper aud producing their re-
yolvers threatened to rob the house, have
been arrested and fully identified. A
member Of the family escaping from the
house raised the alarm and the robbers fed
hnotless.