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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-28
DEMOCRATIC MAjolsiriEs. =
THE NEW SENATE,

The new Senate will be composed Of l;
Democrats and IL Republicans, including
Mr.. Hays. elected rs II Grecnbacker, bui
who acted with the Republicans last year
Oithe 10 members elected this year arc
Democrats and Republicans. In tht
Second District the vacancy caused BY
the death OF Mr.. Hostutlcr was flied ri
the recent election by the choice Of Jacol
Cochran, Il Democrat. The Senator.
elected for full terms from the respective
districts are MS follows:
First District. J. b. Somerville, Dem.
Second, B. W. Price, Dem.
Third, 7. W. Morris, Rep.
Fourth, +. D. J. Bond, Keep.
Fifth, Charles l.. Brown, Dem.
Sixth, Rufus Switzer, Dem.
Seventh, John W. McCreary, Dem.
Eighth, Marion Gwinn, Dem. ~ d.
Ninth, J. ". Morrison, Jr., Rep.
Tenth, Stark W. Arnold, Rep.
Eleventh, William NJ. 0. Dawson, Rep
Twelfth, Samuel L. Flournoy, Dem.
Thirteenth, 4. K. Unger, Dem.
In regard to the House OF. Delegates i,
is yet Impossible to give the probable
complexion OF the new body, let alone
names OF successful candidates.
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NEw foRE, Oct T;-Money easy a, laihs per.
ling Exchange, bankers bills dull at 81 SOY; de-
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The dancing season has once more roll,
cd around, and nov is the time for young
folks to perfect themselves in the ierpsis
chorean art. An opportunity is afforded
in the reopenins Of Prof. Carl J. Mayors
Dancing Academy. Prof. Mayer has
secured Franzheim's Hall and made com.
plete arrangements for his classes, which
will be conducted in FIST class style. The
Academy is now open. Gcntlenen's
classes will meet every Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. Prot. Mayer will
commence his ladies' and children's
classes Saturday afternoon, November l.
His terms are reasonable and his reputa.
ton rs IN instructor second TO none; his
classes have always had great success.
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WAsn,xcrox, D. c., Oct. cs.-l a..
M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clearing and generally fair weather, light
variable winds, slight iall in temperature
For the lower lakes, local rains and
partly cloudy, iollowedby clcaringweather,
southwesterly winds, slight iall in tenn.
peratur, followed by nearly stationary
fcrnperotlir,, fa-I.srn JFlf .7'
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TIE MAXWELL LAND GRANT.
A Decision Given Against the Heirs OF Gov
ernOr Bent. r'

ernor Bent. p's
SANTA FE.. n. NJ, Oct. 27.-Judse Ak
rell has rendered decision in the long
pending case OF the Maxwell Land Grant
Company against the heirs OF Governor
Bent. This suit was begun in 1870, and
was carried to the United States Supreme
Court, which reversed the action OF the
District Court, and sent it back to Colfax
county in 1850, since which it has been
going through series OF amended plead
ings and proofs. The decree OF the Court
is TO the effect that the property In 1ms-
ton is held and possessed by the Maxwell
Land Grant and Railway Co., free and
discharged from any and all right, tile or
claim OF defendants, Guadaloupc Thump-
son and his children, heirs to Alfred Bent.
Tho old company, IN wtose name the suit
was brought, long aimee went OIL. OF ex-
istence, but the parties ut present inter-
ested, and in whose favor this decision
reAllyis, are the Holland stockholders OF
the stock OF the latter company, organized
by Frank r. Sherwin. An appeal will be
taken to the Supreme Court next Jan
uary, and the losing side will again carry
it the United States Supreme Court.
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TWO WEEKS IN TIE wlLDEHNEss
Tho "Lcwis Wctz-i" Hunting Clubs Expert.
IE.t encc In the Moods,

lne "A.eWA W elEef' hhiiilHE &luo's LAptfl.
l+s encc In the Woods,
Week before last the "lewis Wctzel'
Hunting Club lett Wheeling for the dense
wilderness OF Tucker county known rs
"Thc Canaan." The party consisted OF
DR.. A. F. Gasmirc, Mike Dinger and DR..
Morrison, OF this city, Samuel Fleming,
Of this county, and james Cooper, Of Ohio,
all. enthusiastic amateur sportsmen, and
llczekiah Luker, somewhat known to
fame rs "the autocrat OF the lunch coun.
ter" went along as cook and man Of all
work. In Tucker county tho party was
completed by, the engagement OF famous
old hunter, Absaotl Nick, It's guide.
The party went to Piedmont OH thejB.
& o. road, and thence via ex-senator Un.
vis's new road to "Divis," m embryo
town which SO far consists OF one log
cabin and numerous Imaginary lines
which OH paper represent streets and lots,
mansions, hotels, store rooms, depots and
cottages. The camp was located Mt the
confluence OF Beaver creek and Black Va
ter river, in Tucker county, at iiE~t, bm
afterwards further in the depth Of the vii.
derness in an abandoned camp.
The party in their stay in the Canaan
shot six deer and one bear, TO say nothing
OF turkeys and smaller game, which
abounds in the dense underground OF
laurel AMI Other shruUhery. The mem
Dels return 10 civilization delighted witt.
their taste Of wild life. and with only one
regret, that now that the new railroad
through this heretofore tracklesss wild
gives such easy access to the Canaan, it is
only Il question Of time when the
primeval forest and almost impcnetrablr
thicket will give way to orderly farms and
thriving villages, and when-the scream OF
the panther andthecaliof the wild towlarc
drowned by the scrcech ofthe iron horse
and the rattle OF the wheels.
Still, the immense work Of mttamor-
phosing and pcopling the waste places
will take ut least 4 generation, and in the
meantime what sport can be secured by Il
comfortable and comparatively brief ride
in modern cars.
Some funny stories are told OF the Ruto-
csat, who has little use for "wile beases"
except when mt up and nicely prepared
for the exercise OF his culinary art. Hez
will not be done talking about the dangers
OF the expedition till he isag haiscdold
uncle.
An unusual amount OF intcrcs. is now
taken by Wheeling sportsmen in this
heretofore practically inaccessible coun-
try, and hereafter every season the crack
OF their Winches.ers and larkers eau be
heard among the solitudes OF the Canaan.
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A MYSTERY CLEARED Up.
Murder Committed Years Ago Confessed on
----- ~ tho ted Of Death.


lutte, MoS., Oct. e7.-The sequel to 4
cold-blooded and mysterious murder fou,
years ago Of john Dean, o prominent aud
wealthy liquor dealer at Helena, has Jus,
come TO light. lie WA accustomed to carry
on his person large sums OF money, and
was one day found in cellar beneath his
store with. his skull crushed in from the
blow Of a hammer and his pockets inside
out. No clue TO the murder wGs ever dis
covered. 1t created great excitement
throughout the Territory at the time, bu,
since has been almost forgotten. Iniorma-
ton received to-day states that John Beck
ney, former keeper OF q dance house in
Helena and Butte, who died some time
ago in Pennsylvania, made death-bed
confession Of having numbered Dem and
robbed him OF $4,000. He followed Deun
into the cellar; where the latter went to
fill n demijohn, and killed him with a
hammer, Heckney lived at Helena Tor
two years aiterward, and then came to
Butte. The confession has just leaked
out. }s'5z -,
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Same Funny "Drcn,l,s.''

At the Opcr.. House this evening Jacques
Kruger and his company will presen. the
comedy.iarcc, "Dreams, or Fun in q Pho
,ograph Gallery" The role taken by Mr.:
Kruger in this piece, that OF crushed
artist, is inimitable. The play isintensely
absurd, but nevertheless very funny, and
is filed with ridiculous scenes, which
causes even tho melancholy to forget their
troubles for the time. Reserved seats are
on sale ut banners music store.
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\ 2e,u Advertisements,
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

:, Atneslean Explanations III The icc z0rrs ptL,
NOM! MoGrs: !, y, \; squarc, &o. illustrated, i'm;
The Voyage Of the "JeNnnct;c." Journal,
cloth. illustrated. 81 TO- WIS aVot
leo l'aek aud Taidta. MI account NJ The vrs,,,,
,ot ine 'ei ~ W. II. Glider NO. riotG, H.
%. sdstes BY q. ". Cattle: f. mo, clo,h. 81 N
Als9nqntn LtSend' Of New England Inns a
Leland: Y mo cloth, 500 >""'' W.
rhs RSl Wnliflcwer. by Mis- Warner. author al
Wide, Wide wntlh:' y mn, cloth, 81 - vi
a Young Glrls woolng, by K. r. Iioe; /. M,
The Nan versus The State. lcEhcr, Spencer.
Any book maiied on receipt Of rrlce.
New Books Of all brRl!rlIt, VI literature ,rI
greatly reduced prices. on hand In laryr vnrrir Il"
STANTON < DAVENPORT
OcS ------ ------- -------- Nh laNl MnrL.t ~.
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]. o. O. F. GRAND LODGE.
Tho Annual Session to Convene In Wheelir
.I. This Eorpunon U.. o.

Tho Annual Session to Convene In Wheeling
g4- this Forenoon. 20
The Grand Lodge OF the Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows Of this State will
commence its nineteenth annual eommu.
nication in this city at 10 o'clock this
morning, and will continue in session 10,
at least two days and pfobabIy three. The
communication will be held IN the lodge
rooms OF the local lodges in Odd Fellow s
block; corner OF Twelfth and Chapine
streets. The Grand officers Mt present in
office are rs follows:
Grand Master, A. +. Lang, Parkcrsburg
Deputy Grand Master, o. S. Mckinney
Palatine. =,
Gmnd Warden, William Ellinsham,
Wheeling.
Grand Secretary, E. \. Billingslea,
Fairlnont. -.sH. -,.
Grand Treasurer, Henry seamon, Wheel
ing.
Grand Representatives, J. T. Hoke,
Kingwood. and ?. Gano, West Union.
These officers have nearly all arrived
and all will probably be hero. The Grand
Secretary has established his headquar.
ters in room No. II, St. James Hotel,
where representatives may find him. 4
large majority OF the representatives ar
rived last evening and more will be in this
morning.. The indications are that there
will be large turnout. The last report
showed ninety.five lodges to be in exist
ence In this State with membership Of
$685..
The Grand Encampment Of the State
will hold its annual session on Thursday
after the adjournment Of the Grand Lodge.
The present officers OF the Encampment
are az follows: .. @
Gr. p, Dr.. Colley Shriver, Bethany.
Cir. II. r, George Brinkman, Grafton.
Or. S. W, Dr.. y. Mayer, Charleston.
Gr. J. W, W. II. Sheib, Wheeling.
CIR. Scribe, II. A. Uthnlan, Wheeling.
Or. Treasurer, Henry Seamon, Wheel
Ing. r.
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TOR SALE.
VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY

VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY,
Situated on W, P;&B. Il. R., told HempGell) about
sMo miles east Of The City o! Wheeling W Va and
ACRES OF coal and 20 acres surface and coal, mid
kAowh Is the Willow Glen Coal Properly"
". '. I0GE * DR0,,
N.Y. ~ 100 Market Street,
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4 WHISKY RESURRECTION,
Tbs Noashs mt Msch!pico'en Armed to Pre-
vent Police From Landing, =

Inc Aoash& ut M!ch!rtcosen Armed to Pre-.
vent Police From Landing.
ToEoSro, OSr., Oct. a7.-Iniormation
has reached this city that the aspect OF al.
fairs at NIichipicotcn, Lake Superior, is
most serious. The whisky pcddlers and
their friends, hearing that a detachment
oil police were sent from Toronto, deter.
mined upon holding their trade by vic.
lence, il necessary. A large number OF
navvies in the camp were armed with
Winchester rifles and reyo!vers, and 4
regular watch organized to prevent the
steamer from landing the detachment.
Notices were also posted declaring that
the police would not he allowed to remain
at Michipicoten. The steamer has been
delayed owing to stress OF weather, but
news OF her arrival at Michipico.en can
be expected ut any moment.
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Valley Grnxr Sotcs.

r. L. Ormiton and wife, who have been
visiting friends near Valley Grove for a
short time, will return to their home near
Marietta this week. s.y3E -tt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dubois, OF Bellaire, re-
Gently visited the family OF D. T. Akin
son, Esq, near Valley Grove.
There will be q joint discussion OF the
political issues Of the day at Valley Grove
on Thursday evening OF this week by W.
". Dunlap, OF the Republican club, and J..
II. Reigner, OF the Democratic club; both
are attorneys.at-law. .s'. T. (,
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l. bEAbroEp. Pa, oc: oL-Crude oil pan!ckr and
lower: United and tide water runs SATURDAY. ana
sunday Az! ba.rels: total shipments il, Tn hsr.
res; Charters ,G barrels; cleatnnc.s on bar.
seAs' National Transit Certificates opened al SIC
aaa Closed at '2hc; highest SIZE lowest 7!Ss.c. -
aaiIusvtlk, Pa, Oct. ?7-.Satiopa! t,ansi, Ger.
.inca.es opened at s"hic; highest size; loves,
closed ~ Sc Shipments fUs the euti.e iii n.
sio lts' barrels Rms Tor the entire oil regions
siS. barrels; charters 7,s36 barrels. - : 'o't'
l rll'tApEttl''A, Pa. Oct e7-pe,soleum firm; re-
S4a'3sc. 80 49, = ' ''''.e'
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
Coal Property Near WASHINGTON, Pa.

j" ACRES or Coat, Is AcEH oY SURFACE
- Can be shipped on CHARTERS or on Baltimore &
ohio Nail.oSts: mine in good working or.er; 10
Sas. steam o.fsQel: 20 house, t,Uf,., blacksmith
shop, DC; 30 pit aud Tram can r,Qds IN gord con.
dillon, laid with T. NIL; plenty ot miners to bc
hau; low nte OF mining: no strikes The Eb0ye
price, as the owner Intends going out OF the coal
buaneS> There Is n vein Of GOOD tirc.clay In the
pill Which costs nothing 10 mine: has been tested:
can hc utilized alta small expense uud Gun br made
prohiabIe- Apply To v HARDING,
OclS -'t-' Washington Pm
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for cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 75c, 9oc and 81 90. A full
line OF carpets, hemp, homemade rag, in.
grain, brussels, &C., from lSc up. Rugs,
mats, window shades, wallpapers, pianos,
Sc., &c. cheap Tor cash, by order OF the
manufacturers, at No. 20l9 and o0al Main
Street. 'IonS RoEMHE, Agent.
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No Better Than Anybody Elso's Nc!cs.

CHICAGO, Oct. 81. ~ A statement is
published here that the ncicc OF Richard
Wagner, the great composer, is living in
this city in great want. Her maiden name
is Dorethea Brockllaus. She was married
to Baron Won Berckeieldt, an officer in the
army Of Hanover, who was compelled to
retire from service owing to physical dis.
ability. The marriage was contrary Ia
the wishes OF her relatives, and since re-.
moving to this city her husband has been
very unfortunate, and is now a laborer in
a fertilizing factory earning one dollar n
day. She states her mother was the
youngest sister Of Wagner.
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GRAND CHEAP EXCURSION
To Pittsburgh, Saturday, November l
Round Trip Only 81 2S, t}5

10 Pittsburgh, Saturday, November
Round Trip Only 81 .s. IS
On account OF the great Republican
rally at Pittsburgh, the Pittsburgh, Gin
cinnati L St. Lonis Railway Company
have arranged for a opecial excursion
train to leave Wheeling on the above date
at0:ljA.M.. wheeling timel, arriving Of
Pittsburgh at $50 4. NJ, Central time.
Returning, special train will leave Pitts.
bursh, Saturday, q. II 90 p. ", Wheel.
ing tlme.) Tickets will also be good for
return passage until Monday, November
), inclusive. Fare for round trip 81 IS
Secure your tickets Friday and avoid the
crowd Saturday morning. For tickets and
further information apply to J. G. Tom.
linson, ticket agent, Pan Handle route,
foot Of Eleventh street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers III tho City anil Wheeling Folks

Strangers in tho City anil Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
T.S.Spates, ESQ.,, OF Clarksburs, is in the
city on business.
Mr.. William Crockard, manager OF the
Riverside blast furnace, aud son Frank,
have returned from pleasant trip to
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Dan sylvis, OF Pittsburgh, brother OF
Lieut.. Gale Sylvis, Of the Wheeling police
force died at his home in the former city
last evening at o'clock, OF nailer's con-
sumption.
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Dc,,cnl 9otiers.

NOTICE TO CITY TAN.PArEKS-.
~ The City Taxes for Tho year lSSt will Lc din,
On Monday, the 81 day Of November, Isl. md ali
person. vino pay thesr city taxes on or before thu
uiscoint Of two percent, thereon uI,On All cty
taxes IN real estate not paid on or bs!orc nryrn
her J, 1851, penalty nj The Inte Of ten rcrceI lar
annmm will be added and collected, ~
~!t FREDERICK ttSRtTH, CITY, C'ovlrc,n-
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CHICAGO, Oct. o7.-Wilbur F. Storey,
proprietor OF the Chicago 7In,es, died at
his residence in this city tonight at a
quarter after ten o'clock. lie has been
lncapacitated for business for the past two
years, the result OF stroke Of paralysis
received while in Europe four or five years
ago. Though feeble, his demise was not
immediately expected till two days ago
when he began sinking rapidly. IieIwas
unconscious to-day and tonight, and sank
peacefully at rest at the hour named.
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Tilden's Stables Burned,

iosxrEs, y. T., Oct. 27.-Last night fire
broke out in the hay loft OF S. J. Tilden's
fine stables at Greystone. Tilden's valet
and iamily, who occupied apartments in
the building, had q very narrow escape
from being burned. The horses and car.
riases were rescued. Loss estimated at
$4,000. No insurance, t7' .. - 5.
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JUST RECElYEp.

100 latest patterns of Flat ScarfS. Du
plicateS Of orr Unlaun,,crcd White Shirt
reinforced botil back and front, the best
in the market, price 81 90. Also, the
best NIL wool Knit Jacket, 5<si
G. HESS & SONS, a.
Merchant Tailers aad Gents Publishers.
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4 nor was asked which was the great.
estev;l, hurting another's feeling or his
finger? "'The feelings" he said. .'Right,
my dear child" said the gratified. priest;
"and why?" because you can't put st.
Jacobs Oil on 'em. s
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SALEM, y. j., Oct. sullivan, the
colored youth who murdered Ella Wat
son. refuses food, and the officers fear that
unless force is used he will starye himself
to death. He sits all day long in his cell,
his face in his hands, refusing to talk to
auv one, 5Hs..E't > NJ -Fs = IL VI HE
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Z TIE druggist who hesitates now is lost
for the winter. He should sling together
some sweet oil and liQrorice and bring ont
his cough cure ut once. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup does not pay him enough profit.
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The following shows the range OF the
Thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Open House corner, yesterday:
-. NJ, 530'; IL VI, so; ) P. NJ, 6S'; I L. Nj,
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3loRSISG GLORY BAKING POWDER always
pure, fresh and healthful. Use no other.
G.S. FgESY, Proprietor,
n l4l0 Main Street.
Clonks

in Newmarkets, Russian circulars, dol
mans and other popular styles OF the sea.
son, are shown By +. n. llcGil'in 4 Co. in
great variety OF fabrics, which, with the
prices they are sold ut, attract large mum.
bers TO their cloak rooms. 5s@a
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:. TnE best and largest stock OF boots,
shoes and rubbcrs offered at such low
prices, can be bought at 2l0S Main street.
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made and finished like the best seal skin
garment, which they SO closely resemble,
are shown in q great variety Of prices, at
Z. u. MlG!LLlN 4 Co.'S.
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DoS'r miss an opportunity to buy your
shoes and boots cheap, but so soon to 2l03
Main street. ~
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\ GOOD FARM FOR sALE-I VIII

A GOOD FARM FOR SALE-l WILL
- offer at private sale for thirty days my Fam
N Brooke comfy. Buffalo township. near Vet
Libefty, containing 80 acres. Said fam is III a
and al underlaid-wiih a superior vein Of coal.
when crops out AZ the surface Abundance Of
,!nt ana well wale:rd. Convention, 10 church,
Normal school and bethany College. Possession
Gus SMITH. Call on Or address, j. +. SMITH,
Ntst llpefty, W. Va, nEEu
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Ass,aNEk's sale OF good boots and shoes
at 2l03 Main street.
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m elegant line, fresh from the manu-.
iacturer, opened this morning.
6s5 .- +. NJ, McGlLLIS & Co,
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! CLOSING out Buegics and Spring
Wagons away below their value. gC
i,2t.S f5g!, 81 .l-.sf .ig,t J, W, FEIRyf.