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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-12
The are., Western lpdependen,. /, 4, ),

inc 8feai western Independent. y
BLOOMINGTON, III June 1.-THE Daily
Leader Gays: "Er.yice President David
Davis is evidently we'll pleased with the
results Of the Republican National Con.
vention, judging from the nature Of an in.
tervisw a reporter held this morning with
an intimate friend Of the distinguished
Senator. concerning the nominations. Tbs
Senator has said that the selection OF
B!asae was but the choice Of the people,
aud in defiance Of the politicisns and OF.
tti,se.holdsrs, d., Blaine was the popular choice.
This was evident before AID upon the as.
sembllng Of the Convention. His nomina.
ton was inevitable and had TO come, TIE
iriends ot Senator Davis are inclined TO be.
!leve that be will come out equsrely in
favor ot the Republican ticket, and in such
CAGE his name will be mentioned promi-
nenhy in the candidacy for the United
States Senate to fill the vacancy which will
occur IN the event Of Gen. losan's election
70 tho Vice Presidency. "7,sr. t4s;.fr =
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!: :Pl'lrrtBuReH, June 1.-THE Pennsylrs-,
mia Railroad Company and Pennsylvani.
Company to-day fled a bill oi equity in
the Common Plea Courts against the
Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne & Chicago Railroad
Company to compel the latter to issue the
balance oLepecial guaranteed stock claimed
to have been agreed to under the lease OF
the latter'a road. 8 The smount claimed to
be yet unissued is sl,226, ,555 So. This
etock is better known as '"besterment
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4 a Eyuchins In Virginia,

LrScHBuRs, "a, June ia negro boy
who shos "a lad named oaborne, while
strawberrying, at Uaatlewoo5, was taken,
from the jail on Saturday and hanged by
party Of citiz.ns. si=6 81 : \.
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DisSus,cd with Egg ptian Cawardiee.
sUAHIN, June ll.-Seyeral English ser
geants have resigned, owing to the cow
ardiee OF Egyptian officers and men. The
rebel attack last evening was repuleed.
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80 : = -
Bnse Boil Yesterday.

b At By city-Bay City, 10; FL Wayne, 3;
AT New fork-Phiia, !, II; New York, I.
~ - a. St. Lou:s-st 1. Unions, !, Cincinnati
7 a. Tsrre Haute-Muskeson, 10, TerFe
IS :Paul-ss. Paul, 4; Q1incy, 2.
AZ Saginaw-Grand Rapids, S;Saginaw,5.
+ At Proyidence-B Bos.on, 4; Providence, j.
Al, s,Pit:s.-se Louis, 81 Allegheny, 0. IS
AT Kansas Chicago Unions, f; Z.
@. Unions, 8. lIiss551. 81
At Minneapolis s-S.illv.; 10; Min'polis, 6.
At Detroit--Chicsgo, s; Detroit, 4. I'M !,
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"WindJ" Wilson nt MoIr,ntovn.

"WfndJ" Wilson at MoyE antoun.
spscia! Dtspcteh 70 The Int<lliGeneer. ;5+iss 81.
MoEeAsrowS, WA, June He. ".
Wilson made one Of his ear.splittipg
speeches on Tuesday, night at the Court
House here. As he warmed up to his sub:
iect some intelligent Democrat in the
crowd asked him to give them something
about reinstatement Said Wilson, ""Tll
fill you as iull OF it as porcupine is Of
quills," but strange to say ho went right on
and forgot to fill single quill. ss S3,I5 5,55II5
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2; p Liberal. Defeated tn nelxiu,n. !.

Liberals Defeated in HeigiuIn. = Il.
BRUSSELS, June ll.-This city and Ant
werp are agitated over the result Of yes.er.
days election Tor one-half Of the Deputies,
10 which the Liberals were defeated M.
bsernaert, strong clerical, will probably
be Premier, and the relations with the
Pope, which the former cabinet broke of,
will be resumed. i5i ~
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n.,,.c,,T, ara invited to be present at
,r..si,s,op Da Hal! tonight They will be
".,"s ~. = comfortable as crowded house
M .tiov .H.H. .'rHfH
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1p,ss rIrepulIe,s who have been work.
:. n, ri,len iOr 8 pocket mine are not
.-s ..s,,1, M surprised, bat they are terribly
sss.,iu.d. lsrr 1t nquires a revised code Of
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The Porte Hnu,. 3 sc,,Ii1nen, 8

CossTAs1lsoPLE, June 1.-THE Porte
declines to sppoint q delegate TO confer
enee unless the whole Egyptian question is
submitted Or previously ssttled between
England and Turkey. - A., 80,
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;ES1vnuae, n. Y.,June ll.-A barrel Of
beer exploded in . brewery here to- day,
killing James Qoillan., The news Of the
accident caused mis- invalid wife to become
demented. u /. 81
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4 An Assassin to be Surrendered.
i BERLIN, June 1l.-DegaieE, the assassin
OF sudeiken, who WAS arrested here, will be-
to Russia. +l95 ~ -
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Ugly Rnmors AfIon, in London.

LONDON, June IL Ugly rumors are
afloat concerning the loas Of torpedo ap-
pasatus worth $500 between London and
Portsmouth. s2ag /. ~, -: * 7Fy7I7S, -
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WHEELING. VEST

would embrace a period OF nearly Eve
years. Nor can admit any illusion as 10
their gburdens.f Three years Of experience
in the endeavor 10 reform the municipal
government Of the city sf New York and
Two years OF experience In renova,ing
the administration OF the State Of New
York have made, me familiar
with the requirements oi such
work. At the present time the
considerations which induced my action
IN 1850 have become imperative. ought
not 10 assume u task which have not the
ply sical strength to carry through. To
rsiorm the administration OF the Federal
government, 10 realizs my own ideal, aud
to fulfill the just expectations OF the people
would indeed warrant the sacrifices which
the undertaking would involve, but In nv
condition OF advancing years and declin.
ing strength I feel no asaurance OF my
ability 70 accomplish those objects.
~ THE QUESTION sErrLED.
2 I am therefore constrained TO say def.
nlely, that canno. now assume the labors
OF an administration or Of canvass.
Undertaking in, no wise that best gift
OF Heaven, the occasion and the
power sometimes bestowed upon
mere individual TO communicate an
impulse for good, grateful beyond
all words to my fellow countrymen
who would assign such sbenefcent future
to me, I am consoled by the I. Il sc,ien that
neither the Democratic party, nor the Re.
public for whose future that party Is the
best guarantee, ia now or ever can be de.
pendent on any one man for their success.
tul progress In the path OF e noble destiny.
Having given to their welfare whatever
health and strength possess or could bor-
row from the future, and having reached
the term Of my capacity for such labors ss
their welfare now demands, I but SUBJ
NIT to the will Of God in deeming my pub
Lie career forever closed.
\ (signed) SAMUEL J. T1LDES.
- u .EH. . 81 . J..
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Gre.senor somiu.,.,, IN. ~. :, .. !. ..

\ c,,e .eh'e Nominated fur. Congress. 81
~. e.Sei;SS4rt. G., June The Repub,i.
ItSsn a u me Fourteenth Ohio distric. at
Iens = Yesterday nominated G General Chas,
T. 1sosyenos !ol Congres, - 49,
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Marrow Escape mn Excursion. ~
BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE eIcursionist
steamer Gazslle sprung leak and sunk OF
Bodkin bar last night Forty members of
the Tuesday Club" were saved, also the
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a Pos,o nice Eobber ,Arre,leu.

Z . A Posio lice Eobber Arrc,led. !.
ST. .SLeuts, Mo-, June 1l.-0ua h. Weld.
ner. general delivery clerk in toe pcs.ofice
ior several years past, was arrested to-day,
for ri1ing letters Of money, and lodged in
Jail & 5ee7Si 3SSs8i
II On being taken before the United States
Dis rics Court Weidnef pleaded guilty and
was returned to jail to be sentenced on
Friday, s.i5lifs,a3i'. i2i1s jifs9,a3
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Ghe gnttelliIgeiI'r:fI.t|n1;|;. 4 !.
.. "a n,r, ~ fourteenth street.
n, ,c, Ban Batter. W

,..,,e,o se.l. Ior the ladies at to'nishts
..,;Srs,ion meeting
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= ,,on-', Fabrication meeting viii be
..h,s iUa. Nobody can saord to missit.
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a.. xn,r viii the managers Of the West
.,.'9s,, Wv democracy do for a dummy
WV, rus'r r,nt play Mr.. Tlldsn any longer.
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WAS all cf the Confederate currency il

Yes, practically so. There were few
coins made, l believe, but thsy had neither
the conveniences for manufacturing nor
the material with which to make Them.
The bulk. ef their currency wss psper.p, a. M
"Are you sill Of the opinion expressed
ayear or more ago that no property be-
longing to the, Confederate Government
still exists abruad2"' ~ q, i,4s,5 ~ q,
s"Yes, ! believe that the amount Of prop.
erty abroad which belongs to the Coafed.
crate Government Is very small. The mat.
ter has been'th thoroughly Investigated, and
all the stories in regard to it run down and
found to be without foundation. y u $5 53.ISgi5
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: JusrlcR swAYSE's FUNERAL!

The remains Of & Justice Noah H.
sxayne. Of the United States Supreme
Court, arrived from New; Y ork on special
car this morning and were inferred in Oak
Hill Cemetery. The pail bearers Sweye
justices Miller. Field and bradley, ealicj.
tor General rRhillips; 4 ssic.zut. Attorney
Gcnerals VIM. a. Msury and !. *. Nc.
Cannon, Jndge D. K. Carter and Samuel
shellsbarger. i. $755Sff Z; - =
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-12-03

QuALlFIED.-The following Off
GERS qualified and gave their bonds
at this term Of the county court:
H. G, Nease, sheriff, bond penal
ty $4,000, with A. G. Beard Phil.
lip Blazer, Jabes Beard, n. o. Bog.
CESS, Thos. Mitchell, c. Shrewsbury
c. Poffenbarger, B. j. Rollins, ]. A.
Swami, c. W. sayre, Jno. @. Porter,
B. s. Smith, W. H. Hayman, Jas
George, B. ]. Redmond.
J.P.R.B. Smith, county clerk,
bond 5000; L. sehon.
H. c. Brown, Assessor I'd Assess.
ment District, with W. j. Brown
and B. F. Brown, securities.
G. P. Gardner, Assessor LIST As.
sessment District, with Lon Gard.
nor and ]. H. johnson, securities.
j. A. Gibbons, Prosecuting At.
tCrney, qualified,
W. II. Hayman, county commits.
sionor, qualified,
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scaoor,R rraar e.nll DlaEnm

scAoor REPokT -Resultoiexam.
.instion Of Rom o, OF the Point
Pleasant Graded School, taught By
Miss l. a. Gilmore. The figures
express theaysrags per cent. upon
all studies pursued:
Katie Chambers, %; Alice Neale,
80; May FrAhklin, 80; Mary selbe,
80; Charlie Mccullough, 50; Edith
Tippelt; so; Katie Yollet., So
Connie Campbell, Ss; Annie stortz,
50; Katie Neale, 81; Bertha Hess,
81; Berthe Gibbons, 81; Mary Nc.
Cullough, So; Emma Work, S5j
Tressie Malone, s.; Maggie Collins,
81; Grace Work, 81; Julia Hale,
SO; Katie Gibbs, SO; Laura james,
81; Geo. Simpson, 81; Bonnie
Franklin So; Willie Hamilton, S.
Henry Fry, 81; Fred Hoyt, 81
Harry Hess, SO; Joshua cowpland,
SS; Burn Tippett, 1884, Frank storSs
SO; Bob Young, 50; Harry Gable,
49, VIM. Chambers, 80; Geo. Jones.
80.
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obituary.

Died, November IS, 1884, Of con.
sumption, at the hume of his sister
near Pomona, West Va, Eliza Mar.
tin, in the 9Th year of his uge. For
three years he suffered much; he
bore his afiliction with Christian
patience and fortitude. In his last
illness he fingered for months, and
much of the time suffered intensely,
but amidst it all be complained
not, but was submissive to the will
Of his Heavenly Father. During
the days Of his suffering he often
talked Of death and expressed him.
self as ready and willing to go at
the call Of his Master He lived
well and died happy and nov en-.
joys res! in the home above with
the Saviour and loved ones gone
before. Only a few Of his friends
we're permitted 10 be around him,
though the hearts Of many have
been tnado desOlate by his separa.
ton from us, yet we have q hope
which is not of this world. The
end was peacej an hour before his
death his countehauce was strange.
ly yet divincly illuminated. This
remained even in death. l doubt
not that In that hour he had a Wis.
ion Of the heavenly glory and the
coming angels, and in the radiance
Of that vision the light of his pure
gentle life faded away into the
glow Of heaven as a summer cloud
in the beams Of the setting sun and
thus our loved one departed to be
with God. A FRIEND.
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/. F. RoDuERs, Teacher

Mt. PIsGAH lTENs.-Wintet seems
to have come in earnest, as the
earth is covered with snow; but we
should scarcely complain, as the
weather has been beautiful hereto.
fore and the timd has arrived when
we may reasonably expect winter.
Farmers are generally engaged
in killing hogs.
Corn is hardly an average crop
in these parts this year. Wheat
looks rather badly.
Mr.. BaumasIer has moved on the
farm he recently purchased on
three mile; he will engage in the
culture of grapes. We wish him
abundant success.
Our schools are all in successful
working order. Miss Fannie Hill,
Of Beech Hill, teaches the Forest
Rose school, Mr.. Roush at Pine
Grove aud Mr.. Geo. Wallace on
Salt Greek.
Mt. Pisgah will be without a pas.
tor this year. The former incum.
bent was returned, but as his mem.
bers failed to provide him with a
better house, he left the ministry
aud went hotne, saying he did not
feel like trying to live out Of doors
and subsist on the wind another
year.
Mr.. Floyd Keller has moved from
Gallia county on the farm belong.
ing to the Stone Brothers, which
he has rented.
Little vidid, daughter of Mr..
John T. HOgg, has been sick for
few days past with sore throat.
George oldaker and Willie Hogg
take the cake for hunting. They
haue captured four coons and some
twenty 'pOssums, also a number of
squirrels and rabbits.
RUSTIC.
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The town Council Of Mason City
have granted the free right Of way
through the town to the Ohio Riy.
en- Railroad. They have also order
ed a vote to be taken in January
next, upon the proposition to sub.
scribe 5000 to the capital stock Of
this road. Those who seem to be
posted and know what they are
talking about, say the bonds Of the
town will be voted by a large ma
jority. Point Pleasant has voted
$4,000 to this enterprise, and Ma
son City and thu other towns that
this road passes through, ought to
10 their part. No doubt but that
they will. A refusal to do no would
throw q awet blanket" upon the
immediate building Of this greatly
Reoded and much desired road,
9cssts. C. Sehon and james H.
Couch, Jr, are now out among the
land owners of this county, through
whore lands the Ohio River Rail.
road will pass, trying toseoure the
right Of way. They have been
quite successful so fur, and in some
instances the righ' Of way was Civ.
en- free, and in other cases was
contracted for AZ reasonable prices.
Some farmers have put their lands
at extraordinary high figures, and
in these few isolated cases condem
nation proceedings will have to be
had. These gentlemen say that
nearly everybody along tho propo
sod line Of road are enthusiastic
for It's early building. Mr.. sehon
ia ons Of the Directors Of this road
and is putting forth all his efforts
to have 1t speedily put under
contract and built from farkers.
burg to Point Pleasant. If it iS
not built it will be no fault Of Mr..
sehon's, bu! of the people along
the line.
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LEON SCHOOL.

The following is the report Of the
Leon school, in Cologne District,
Mason comfy, for the month end
ing November Is, 1884:
Number enrolled, 64i average at.
tendance, 50; average absence, S;
number not having been absent
during month, ID.
Grades Of monthly examination:
Misses Laura Rowley 50; Ada Sui.
Ivan, 50; Nina Ferguson; IS; Min.
ME Ferguson, So; JUNE Ferguson,
90; Blanche Conually, So; May Kir-
ker, IS; Netiie Ferguson, S5i vanme
Ferguson, 95; Fannie Sullivan, 81;
Helen Rowley, SO; Nettie Lusk, 90;
Jennie Greenlee, 95; and Claude
Sullivan, so; Gallie Connally; 80;
orrin Sullivan, is; Frank Rowloy,
81; Willy Smith, n; Homer Burns,
Sc; aecfge Ferguson, 90; Francis
Roseberry, 80; Alfred Webster so,
and Peter Roseberry, n. The above
grades are the general averages in
the Fourth and Fifth Reader classes.
The schoal proposes 10 give an
entertainment on the night of De.
cember the 28d; the proceeds Of
which are to be spent for school.
house furniture.
i. F. RoDuERs, Teacher.
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Mr.. Adam Young, a merchant at
Valley City, this county, left Ma.
son City on horseback, for home on
the 18th ult,t aud when near home
his horse stepped into a hole in the
road and fell, throwing Mr.. Young
over his head violently to the
ground .thersby dislocatfng his
right shoulder and otherwise brui.
sing him uppretty badly, He was
assisted 70 bis home BY Mr., Charles
Clifton, Of Hartford City.
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Godey's Lady's Book

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100 pages illustrating Fashions hi
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The Kanawha Gazette The bond.
holders are trying to effect re.or.
ganization of the Ohio Central
Railroad Company,andi tits thought
this will soon be done, so as to en-.
able the Company to extend its
road from Charleston up to Gauley,
and also to gel possession of the
railroad bridge lover the Ohio at
Point Pleasant, and thereby com.
plete the railroad connection be.
tween this place and Toledo, o,
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UNION ITEMs.-Married at the
residence of the brides father, MIR.
Lewis Greenlep, Edward kimber.
ling to Miss l.ettie Greenlee, on
Sunday, by Rev, Davis.
DR.. McGovsrn is lying danger.
Ously ill at his son.in.law's. lie
cannot recover.
G. W. Maupin, notwithstanding
the want Of shipping facilities is
doing a good business, and Is buy.
ing slaves, ties and other timber,
right along,
The Republicans in this District
are right sick over the election,
but take their defeat good natured.
ly. So they should.
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Says an exchange; The secret Of
Of rapidly improving towns, is the
fact that all the people join as one
man in every effort aud enterprise
calculated tO,build up the business
interests Of the town. It is not ok.
pected that a town will prosper as
it should when che chief occupa.
tiOn Of each perSou Is in trying to
pull his neighbOr down.
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You Can Have Fl.

"My dear, what would 1 give to have
Your hair?" isoitcn said by middle.aged
ladies to young ones, Madam, you may
lave iiSt such hair. Parkcr's Hair Bal.
sam will give 1t toyou, 1t will stop your
hair from falling of, restore The original
color and make it long, thick, soft aud
glossy. You need not stand helplessly
envying the girls. Tho Balsam is not
oily, not dye, but is an elegant dress
ing, and is especially recommended for
its cleanliness and purity. l2l
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The Weekly Register.
PoIHTpIEAsAlT, WEST vIRaIHIA

Tooua subscRIBERs -.Opthe last
Of December we willoyerbaul our
subscription book, and will "rOct
out" all slowpayins sub,ctibsrs.-
Long experience III the newspa-
per business has taught us that q
subscriber who does not pay up
promptly in advance, isnot worth
having IN our book. The slow
payer would embatrass q Wander.
bil., much less a country newspa-
per editor During this and next
month, we will mail a statement
" every subscriber 10 arrears, and
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between now and the last Of De.
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whether rich OF poor, high or low.
II you want to read our paper, you
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tice will be sufficient 10 remind
our subscribers Of their duty. Du-
ring the next year no name wilt be
entered upon our subscription book
unless the money Is paid in ad.
vance. Thisrule will be positive
and will be adhered to without re-.
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To clubs Of ten or mors to one p.
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next year.