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BOLD pICKPOClKETs,
Sneak Stealing, rrimar:ey, etc mp nj
--lE y. - hiculGnvIllc. -.-l-L, -t.--E--

Sneak Stealing, rrimar:cy, etc , mp n,
- -. htcubenvillc. E ."6eE
~ The Republican primary election, 10 selec,
candidate for solicitor, will DO held on Sat.
urday, ID inst. - X No.. -II.-I,,
Ten more OF tho workmen employe! at thu
Pan Handle shops in this city were discharg.
ed last evening. t'e't- !J&r-l pal "A s-lIi
Mary Frjze, colored domestic, empltysd
In the family of.Rev. MI: Grange, has Lson
arrested fer pillerlng various articles belong.
ing to the family, which were found in her
possession. She Is In jail.aisSa ~
The coal miners employed at the Bu.tard
and Averick shafts at meeting held last
night, decided TO accept the reduction pro.
posed " the proprleto1s of 10 cents on ton,
from % tots cents q ton. The reduction
Affects abous;l25 miners. sal. all ,f.s1Il.,'-T
ga case Of bold pooket.picking occurred
here yesterday. Three men won't into the
feed store Of the Moneys, on Lower Market
street, and irquiring for lour. purchased a
sack Tor 80 cents and oiFored s. bill in pay
mont. Mr.. ID ooncy, in making change, dis.
dollare.I After receiving their change the
men and Mr. Mooney also went ont on The
front pavement, the latter to receive some
picked his packet, 81 ihs book and money ey
therein. Mi,ring his wealth ahortly after,
Nj. Mooney notified the Mayor, and lie
Marshal, getting on the track Of the fellows
soon ran them In. They had rid themselves
Of the money however, though. they had
about $50 OF ether money on their psrsons,
Mr.. Mooney identified them and they were
locked up; They. gaYs their names as ia.
Stevens, Frank Wilson and VIM. Martin. All
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CORY: COHpSksS
Heap..l In Piles "A flor n Lively zsccne

Heaped In Piles "A fter n Lively scene
s,lf - IYeatol day h syE 3 Et9
Some changes are in, progress lat lie Elm
Groyc street car stables in this city. a:Thtelin.
tetior'otthe stable heretofore FUSED for Ethe
horats Of The company Is being torn out with
a,View to charging the suh,tuntial brick
building into Il machine shop where the
nccesstr ~ repairs ou.the otenm motors here
alter to ba employed by the con- pauylvilI be
made by their own wo:kmen. = Tae stalls
nave all been torn ont and Yesterday after.
noon the work Of tearicg UP the f ,of to lay
new one was begun. - =, ;
Then followed o. lively scene The spa CO
beneath tho 1o DOR was fairly j honey-conbcd
Win rat ho!es, z ard but few boards had
been removed when the realizes rodents be-.
gan to get naessy and run around seeking
refuge from the vardals who were ruthless =
destroying their hor.ss. Tho two dosswhich
Jah1tor Vol z'kgeps IL TIE State House were
sent for, an,t The work of uucoyeripe The
nest OF rats was continued. In about an
hour. over Il sGors Of rats wera caught and
Killed ky the two d, 81, the cerrecs ranpinr
in size from that OF Il iii! grown mouse TO a.
most that OF an ordinary cat, They we're
thrown into tho yard, ..whers thty made a
pretty good s!zed hsap.I!s . 80 i ijSgi
,AnelSTELIlGENcER reporter, with several
Slate HOUSE tli,lals, witnessed the WORK, of
determination for n few. n,,nutes, ut the end
OF which time new pile Of twenty-five was
accumulated on tho b,oEd door sill, When
the rats came cut too lnunerously for lbs
two dogs. boys dispatched them with Gibbs.
Ia oil about ahali-hundrad ws,cslsurLtered,
and the piles Of SLEEK, well fed rodents would
have delighted the eyes Of q hungry China.
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PERSONAL MEHrlON.
Nevada Gossip In Relation 10 various

NeWs6Sd Coseip In Relation L. various
Z. EfgSX,s III ;f'cuplc. ~ IA IS, * *:
: Mr. Joseph a. Echley. representing b, W.
CLAUS h 90, Wholesale paper dealers and ala.
toaera OF Baltimore, Is In the city. IA .,
MIR. A. a. Ffarzhtim has been copfined 10
ms room for wseS%past with symptoms Of
typhoid fever, bu: is row, recovering rapidly.
MIR: Reuben Phillips, Of the firm OF Phil
lirs Il Son, OF Pittsburgh, pIoprietors OF one
Of tho largest ShHlyes there, was in the city
yesterday. .G9I7 GN-ars{ G}t'sTii5,, :
Col. J. Wylio Mnlhollsnd, accompanied BY
his cousin, MIS-, Nina APPLICABLE, left last
evening 70 visit Miss Este Caldwell, VI Wash
ington, Pa. n, p q 5S IA 3
Mr.. Ed. Dick, formerly with Harper L
Bro, now at Hsrper's Ferry, Is spending a
lew days In tho city with bis bzother.in-!aw,
Mr.. Gus Beu.er. s,f,S,I 4 i IS = i%i6Ikfl
To l. F. 6tilel, e q, Of this city, who Is
travelling with his vile in the South, the liz.
TE1IlogNcER. is indebted for copies Of late
Southern paPe,a. 4. y. q ftFriIH1I
Sheriff s. B. MoMillen, OF Doddridpe conn.
~. was at The State House Yesterday on
business. Mr.. McMillen isan efficient Sheriff
md genial man. r -, ~. "a.
attuFuey deue!a! Watts arrived from
washington, D. o.. yesterday morning End
returned 70 That place on the lao train this
morning. He expects the Supreme Court TO
give decision in the @. & o. cases next Mon.
day. He thinks that the C. d o, road Ia not
anxious for the cage 10, be heard, even though
they cay they. are, Its answer to bis motion
toIe1pedite ma.tera in the Supreme Court
was n very strong one in his opinion. " The
Attorney General waa one; Of the spectators
a. the children's masquerade ut the iAriop
last night M o. -; N 50 Z M * -
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STATE AND VlCINlTY.
Rcccnt Doings OF West yirgin'aus, N,
'"S Their NclvhbOrs, 2. va

Recent Doings OF West 'virgIn'aus mud
Their Ncighborn.
The Barnesvllle Fair Association has de.
cided to hold Ito next fair for four days in
September next, commencing OF. the ID, b,
A number OF Parkssaburgh's best citizens
are endeavoring to organic, 40 artillery COM
pany In that city, with good prospects Of auc-
cess. lapn7d}HNHt fltLji ~ 1N8 W9'gGI3r5-
: The condition Of NJ. P. Layton, who at.
tempted suicide on the Pan. Handle train as
day, 70 very much improved and all danger
Of In Illumination has passed away. Tho phy.
sicians ut the Pittsburgh hospital say he will
recover. 3 iatL-I i.tT 'inf h.g1.u!Ig.s,.y.
Walter Gassage, a young Parkersbnrg man,
on his way home about 0 O'Clock on recent
evening, was attacked by highwaymen. He
VAS tis.t struck over tbs head with q club
and before be could recover was struck with
knile that cut through his coat, vest and
shirt. After bard struggle he managed to
get away. He was then fired at the bsll
cutting hole In his hat. &litp"i Hs
81 At the Mt. Moriah, church in Richie
county, last Sunday night, young drunken
rough named Tom Headly, proceeded 10
,clean out, the whole congregation, at the
time attending religious services. Before he
could be 90 zsd be had Knocked men, women
and child ren down, not forgetting the preach
er, ind tore up the benches. He was finally
knocked down himself, and after being prop
erly secured marched to jail.
"a syndicnts, consisting OF Congressman
Taylor, e1-Frensurer Wilkin, Mr.. Martin and
others, oil Cambridge, Ohio, have recently
made large purchases OF cattle ranches In
South fkansaH at extremely low pricee,
among Them is the Fuller Ranch, eompris.
Ing three thousand acres. located on Rock
creek, near Maple City, and considered one
Of tho best pasturrd and watcred rsnges In
the Stale. The price paid was 81. 900. They
have alto secured ranch In Greenwood
county at greatly reduced figures An I'M
proved farm Of eight hundred acres, adjacent
70 the Fuller ranch, was purchased by them
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ANOTHER BUnGLARY,
Marry ing aud Giving in 4arrlnye
Asft " Iiti Belinire Briefs. y--j

h"rryfn e aud Giving in laarrinye.
Asfa " !itl Beliaire Briefs. -l
! The ferrybost Frank 8, Ovens, came mn
from below the bridge yesterday aud COM
msnced businese. lg rA'sVII 1I7t
Thomas Blckerton Is at work on the tim:
ners ior new store room on the Crt zier lot,
facing the Square. FS lid Boz w ~
| Mr.. John McGraw and Miss Emma Nelson
we're married yesterday ut the home OF Alya
! Wise, west OF town. NJ lEsJl lsTl'0I iI0
CLARK BEAM in the lE.na glass works Office,
has resigned, and the shipping clerk, Elmer
Wallins, 'tases his place. IL - a EI.z5. + =
There is Q probability that the skating
rink may still be kept open by club Of
young gentlemen OF Bellaire. ". h fl'lI
Charles Hamilton, OF the O. d P. shors.
will 20 TO work atthe Union Window Glass
Works as an apprentice to learn blowing. !,
The Union Window Glass Works had their
furnace lightedGby noon yesterday and the
bo!lsiro works were hurrying up their two
furnaces. -.,,,-!. -, =, 80
There was an alarm of fire yesterday efter-
noon Tor the First ward; but the fire. which
wa7 in the Ohio Valley foundry, was nut cut
almost as soon as the nlarm was given.
Mr.. Rutherford Of Byesyille, Guernsey
county, and Miss Lizzie Shannatelt, his cid
est daughter Of j. B. Sbannufelt. were mar
ried 1T the brides home here yesterday
morning. :NG't adi'IpI.I Bg'IGllYtT
LtMr. and Mrs. Flnney and child. from near
st. Clairsvllie, ase visiting her father, Mr.jH.
Gii!en, near town. Mr.. George Gitten and
bride also came in from Cambridge ,yesteI-
Gay morning. g ~ GHfft tl7l, l42fis
b Arthur Walling,! the assistant telegraph
operator at the Cleveland Il Pittsburgh, depot
and the Western Union lcifice,: has BEEN ar
painted to place in the train d;spstcher's
Office at Wellsyillo. :, jit FL p Z! l3 :, "
Tho dwelling Of Isaac Treezs, mar the
Union street bridge! was entered by burglars
Ihussdsy morning not long before daylight.
Fhey got nothing for their rains but two
6ress: pins; but they carried off writing
desE, expecting to find money in it. They
were 1flchtened away by Wilson, the driver
o. the 11soa glass works, who was out to feed
the thisves missing fifteen cents that was
tin it. ~, "a q ~
Nr. Henry Blum aud BRIDE, nee Miss Ida
through soms of the principal cities. Their
marriage at the Windsor Hotel Wednesday,
night WIS the most elegant ever seen in Boi-
laite: hSbbi Sesslsr, OF Wheeling, OBLIGATED
and Messia Lou and Ike Luchs, Ike and NJ.
Blum, oftiSNheeling, and Simon Behr and.
Whl Emsheimer, y.ot Wheeling, acted as
! ushera 4 Loud calls, wero made for the fol.
lowing posaora. who each responded in hap-
py speeches and, ono. or two with loas.s to
the: happy couhle: Mayor Cooper, r.. B.
Smith,, Michael NEmsheimer, representing
Excelsior, Lodger o. o., i, cf.WAecling,
who made n present of a Email dol!-aaby;
Presenting Attorney Mitchell, Of 81. Cleilr.
yille; James SpeyeT, Of Wheeling; RAY.
Of Wheeling; and I.atc Luchs, brother ef ths
bride, ~ 80 h $ 80 - a'>
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z. i ssaos, 90 ) Orr s 4 ~
Decided ID = ndgs hoy d. Court Yes fer.

...lls tq5tsS sny.Il Il, \, ", 4 n I.
sPtobably Ire mbst important and esrtsin.
y The most Interesting lawsnlt decided at
tho present term Of ths, Circuit Court Of this
county, was the ohanceryis suit Of oells q.
Crannsr, :. iaLu1rdianA Networks Il al ,
which, Terminated In a. Victory for The do.
Tense yesterday Id Judge Boyd's court. The
suit involved properly OF growing value OF,
tho Island, and ita history IL interesting, fjR I
In 1861 Daniel Zane died, leaving congider-
able real estate Oh the Island; By his will
no left 10 Mrs g. L. Cranner and @. l.. Zane,
two OF bis children, large shares OF his pror-
erty.' To another son, y. L.ZAnc, now living
In the Seventh ward, he left q lie intcreat In
ten and a half acres Of gtound, and 10 apoth.
Of, daughter, MIS-. Indiana ,MoHwords, now
OF Martins Ferry, all bis real estate not 9th
erwiss devised, subject to his debts, which
amounted 10 about $l6 600 at that time, ,rF
/ In 1866 tho creditors Of the deceased sued
Daniel Zsne'H executors, and getting an e1-
ecutiou, sold the property OF Mrs. Cranmer
and @. i. Zine to satisfy their claims. n. :.
The other heirs 'ot Daniel. Zine ALWAYS
claimed that they S,wore entitled 10 share
squslly.wilh Mrs. MeSwords In the xsyereion
of6ths ten land o 'taIf aeres! inj which DBL
Zane hold o Life iutsreaS add several ysats
Rodtaeys sued Mrs. al c8wordi 10 'eStabiiah
this fact. The case :iwss carried 10 the Su.
prehs Court 81 Appeals, and there decided
In 1879 In Mrs lMcsworda' favor, to tho. etIsc,
that she hold the entirerever,lonnry iiiitereAi
inthe. property in Sqaestion..t subj sct to she
payn it OF the debts OF the deyisoY. ~ !, <.
In 1880, ttouftsen:y years after The GLAZING had
been saiiifed by the bale oiCaL.3Zlne's and
Mn. Craumer,a property they brought suit
In the Circuit court 10 compel 70. NC.
Bwords, out OF hor, part of, the properly, 10
reimburse them this $l5. 900, with eichteen
or twenty yeaIs' interest TO date, The court
yesterday dismissed their bill aud rendered
q decision In favor OF Mira .Mc9wosds, upon
the ground that tho delay Of the plaintiff.
had boon exec, sivea This will ultimately
uules reveIssd on an appeal, give the entire
properly, Zee from the debts, 10, Mrs. Nc
Swords. ~ ~! 1e2t1itavis w lfllW'77i
Thin ten and half acrsa comprise, the va
cant lots on the Island which lie on both
sideso South Front street. between tho resi-
dence Of Capt. Mcclure and II. NJ. List. Tn,
property Is Of great value. variously eatjmat
ed at from $780, COO 10 $50, 900. Tr} IA 5tIt;
The lawyers far. the plaintiffs vera Nv, P
Hubbard and H. NJ. Russell, and Tor Mrs
Mcswords, ] ohm o. Pendle:on aud Hon
Daniel Lamb tlyiit{y, t.fJs,tl&Y my -ylg,l
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4 Form or wl,telI Ok Is ~. nal F r \

3 Tbs Darne.yille ;Enit7riss: s,ysl ot jMr.M.
:. ADAM, Of Paris. whu.is wishing relatives
In Wheeling, a d ,viclni y: NJ. Adams
originated al WHEELING about forty years
ago, learned teleyr4phyS 10 early liza with
bob" Jones, once tho train dispatcher OF The
old Central Ohio railroad. He remained m.
married, aud has for msny years been war.
dering around tho world homeless, but han.
p7. IL varions enterprises be has visited
England, FrnEce gcd Germany; has i pub.
lished paper III tho diamond Gs!ls OF South
Africa; aud nlsdo busiat 81 trips 10 Mexico.
Central America, South America and Ans.
tralia. He is now en- route to New York.
and from thUEce to Paris. His business al
late yeara has been in connection with the
Edison Electric Light Company. Years $40.
when q telegraph operator at Boston. hs a.,
cured for his old associate, Mr.. d El.sou.a
situation as operator In that city, S Hjs de.
scription Of Elisoa's appearance, AFTER h.
had tramped from Michigan to Boston: wss
most amusing. That genius, like franklin
Gtealy and many. others, was once. down in
the depths, and not even 'pre ssntable when
ne went to tho telegraph cf,ice.. Oae Of 1.-THE
boys" loaned him I a coat, another vest. a
th'rd hat, and finally an en- iro su!t was
donated, 30 that lie could 60 to tho superin.
tsndentwith some hope that lis appearauce
would not defeat tho object OF his mission. :
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+ b.
day 1ao9l GO birrels: runs 800 barrels; ship.
mso!s S.,o72 b.rrels; chaiteis 2,77s barrels The
Derrick. monthly oil report, 4 summary Of which
was read IN The Exchange today; slvea Tho follow,
nes r.. noaS s x sIS dsnR ~ dsess
2 total dec,esss 81 weli completed. 229: decrease,
=; new production; slss' dectesse, y barrels dy
TrusyrLH, Pa, January 3l-opened Al q lex;
shipment b,ssia sh.rtsn sos 90 Sas n Mi
tet weak. The Htra'Ts oil report tomorrow will
ihow that during the month rs wells wero com,
plesed In tho region, producing 10 barrels daily.
BaAnronp. January 81 Crude oil weaker. Total
Is ssrtes Sa.siS Ts' esirsls eloa1anors H.
$50 O0O barrels United Pipe line certificates opened
ht.st i2T; elotcl At sllo1S; highest Price q l2Hi
lowest u l07a.l tslt1sl Irl' stit tg siRjtDl
Pn1sBuRon, Pa, January sl.-The afternoon
e e. T sna sos ssr asatst 1nSsa
N.w YSAn. January sl.-Petroloum ! Arm;
~ ttaTsFSlgk Dry Goods. M t'tBs y.st 7
NV YoRx. January si-A large business Is In
protiCss and reasonable fabrics arc doing very well.
h0 tone Of the market 10 much improved. soine
piccs higher and the outlook better. The unproit.
Influence, and several Of tho largest corporations
boom. Tho marfe. for wooden goods imuch better,
.uf - IN Live Stock! - - N
ClucAoo. January si.-The Drotxrs' Journal 70.
ports: Live hogt-ReceipH 1900 head; shipments
800 head: market stronger and 1oc higher; pack.
light s. 6ba6 20; bkips 81 OCa5 40. Csttc-Receipti
900 hoad: Ahipmenu 500 head; market hrn and
sGi!ye: exports 50 SCAT TO- good 70 choice shipping
Receipts 600 hend:S shipmens 100 head marie.
good 81 0oa5 %: choice to extra IS 25is Co. 81 0
EAST LlBrRry. PA, January si.-Cattlo market
very slow at unchanged prices from yesterday,
receipts ,(G head: shipments 1858 hoad. Hog
market active receipts ass head; khipmentsI SD
head Philadelphlass6 toa6 10; Yorkota 50 0o40 10;
pigs IS 2sao 20. Sheep market fair at about un.
changed PRICES; receipts LOO head; shipments 1000
CINCINNATI. o., January 8i.-Livot hogs Arm;
common and light 81 7ba6 20: packing and butcher
q Ooa6 TO- receipts 500 head; thlpmena 100 head,
7lI JTs 4or'lii'f Cotton. nu ssEu4-l y
New YoRK, January sl.-Cotton quiet; FUTURES
dull and steady: February lO69c; March 10 Sc;
April ll.02e May rll.lsc Jnns 1l.29c. July u.4lc;
August II 49c: September u.1Gc; October l0.bOc;
November l0.70C. ans
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Observation-Disclosures, under the direc-
lion Of Rsy. keeler, Is IN progress at the II.
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u NAlaIOUSTAIN FLESH

Death Of an. Extraordinarily FIeshy
- WomanTOthcr bridgeport News. -,
Mrs. Emma Peltz, who died yesterday, was
a remarkable woman, weighing at the time
Of her death four hundred and thirty pounds.
About sixteen years ago sho only turned the
scsles at one bundled aud twonty. Five pouuda.
0t;late yesrs her obesity increased with re-
msrkable rapidly until it became burden 10
her. She had teen ailing slightly the psst
few dsye, aud whsn she retired Wednesday
night no alarming symptoms were noticed,
At midnight her husband moved her position,
In ped 1T her request, and then went 10 eleep.
Wheghe awoke she wns dead. Death result.
ed ffom fatty generation of the heart, i'SnF,
s-Undeltuker BtattOn had to make a coffin
especially for tho corpse. 1t measures twenty.
seven inches across the widest part, and Is
eighteen inches deep. The corpse aud coffin
viii weigh over hys hundred pounds, 4 ~.
.s9.s IN P1Rs;NAL AND GENERAL, ~ y Vii
.Cem Branum has Just returned from an
extensive business tip. 90 ls;i.l in isl5Nil
IA most interchangeable under the tlirec-
lion Of Rsv: keelss, Is IN progress at the II.
L. Church. t.ei,.5ft. i s1JEIi,s '2-ggs.'t, y
e
q The ice men have harvested good tcupply
Of excellent quality. All the houses are
fairly filled. * Tia ,t.i:t o u. ti,tf iIf;},tl
Charley Miller, after an absence OF 8 week
AZ faTkersbqre, attending the Keller trial, is
home for day. a Ea.tT ,,55i,2;; 'i,,ty "r-'$7
Z Mr.; J. Ell. ,Truemsn, freight agent of the
@, Il r. railroad, was able to bo al bis desx
yesterday, after severe Illness. Is sl5.G,;,sT
> M: Frank T. 2 miner, formerly druggist
Of Bridgeport. now located at Omaha. writes
his friends that he is prospecting 6acly.
i An infant child Of Henry Neininger; we'll
ut midnight Tuesday, was found dead In It's
mothers bed and was buried yesterday. ~
The many friends OF Mrs. David Worth.
ington, living near Portland Station, Oslo.
will regret to hear OF her exl.eine Illness
from strsngulated femoral hernia, n -'i'"F'
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wBsaLT1VoEE 3snuaIy sl-Flour Oelct and steady
!sl SPOT. jaSussx sl - T Ssfss.
February q 07al 07ai March 81 Gsal 81. NV;
s!HMal 1l CS.ni western! easier and active ivy
9. t,aag n nu p,fsd spos Ss.Ss
$50 asked: OATS stcadW western WhtS ~ aae
mixed S9stic. pcausyivania 4oa4gc.i i Rye lhicSs;
~ CAY fIosiAons steady. Egg lover A. H.
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DiRolntion Eotica-Gso. stiiel & Go. q; a
Co-partnership Nolics--Geo. Blitol and F
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! Patents 10 wheeling I In "a ILo,,

sI.:iAmong the letters patent. issued this week
are three 70 Wheeling inventors, Messrs.
William leighton, Jf,AYEliam n. Russell,
and Henry O. scbrader, all 1.-The patented in
Ivent:ons bsin / improvements In glls, manu-.
,iacturi.S or glass making machinery. 5,s;I :.
IA MI. LeiS hton's invention 10 "A -dssiSn for
Tho manufacture Of ispangledt glassware; Mr..
Russellsa Fdestgc Tor ornamental glassware,
aud aMr. schradtrs M: improved device
known as 10 .snap,y' iot;S holding articles Of
q asswate IN process ot ma2ufae.urs, q
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~ pOLlTI0AL POINsb,.'
What Our ohio Neighbour Wnnt-She
3'hfU man and LintOin for ISS5 .ta4l}S

What Our ohio Nelshbors Want-sher.
tt't man and Lint0in for 1855. ti!S
An 1NrEIlieznoEE politician ID conylcrsnc
with Mr.fW.t W. Hollo way. ottFridgeport,
yesterday, was asked II he would like to have
tho winning ticket ii The next Presidential
contest named. = ,s3T iitG ,9;iSytJIf
;;,nWhy, yes. What Is ill.,, So,
"Generat sherman and Robert Lincoln, u
replied Mr.. Holloway, ilaoonically. " .tjliiH'l
Sure to wiu?n IN .-tts. SCI .,.4I,.
without the question OF doubt, Those
two names linked with 1their, ASSOCIATIONS
would sweep the country like wild fire.n 81
StDo you thlnk, ! Mr. Holloway @ en- eral
Sherman Catholic connections would weigh
against him somewhat with-a certain class?
mot q bit Ut 1t, sAn3 what Of hi, catholic
connections? SThat will amount to, nothing.
The people ara beginning to. believe that tbs
Catholic Church Is not as bad as It Id painted,
Where one vote would be lost 'on( that &C
count three would be gained. And then
there is the soldierayote they. would support
him TO the man, iTT - 80 !. ~ - r..
"Evsry soldier, deep d; 81 Democrat though
be be ~ querled the reporter. 1 80,
well, hardly. one In q thousand would be
found wanting, ! should Say. You, have no
.eos !. COulA uou MEs auloWhy,f't line Strec 9Th
Sherman has In the country. Z Last GUNNER
Travelled extensively lin; the west and the
unanimous sentiment OF the people was for
Sherman and Lincoln 1t Is the ,sams here.
Il is the same everywhere have been. II
Is the ticket to win; It can't b. defeated,
3. Dr.iJ. N. Todd, who was standing near by,
echoed Mr.. Holloway's remarks and added,
"Boom It up. It is go-shelman and Lin.
coin for 1886" ~ II ~ 49,
1t is told tia. Hon. Il IS, J. Alexander. one
OF tho most prominent and ip1 as. tial Dsno.
Gratis in Eastern Ohio, sold that II Bhrrmar
was nominated by tho Republicans tho Demo.
crazy had not the alightest chance Of win.
ming. iMr.TAle1andert: seemed to have been
struck by q panic, for he Inns left for Coluu,.
bus with the avowed intention Of seeing Gov
ernor Hoadly; meaning to use bis lie a uence
toget the NEW Democracy statesman 10
write 10 Senator Vest, Of Missouri, who Is a
neighhor Of General Sherman, u to wrsstle
with the veteran and induce him to be lie
Moses Of the Democracy and lead them out
Of the wilderness Of despair, thereby ant!ci.
patiug the Republican party There is some
curiosity manifested us TO the result Of Alex.
ander's extraordinary m:Elion. gsS5e.,7,:4i,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-01

.,tCol. Charley Shay, proprietor Of that popu.
lar resort known MS Charley. shay's Theatre,
yesterday made an ctfsr 10 ! Chief Marshal
Dnnhinsr Of theici'y Fire; apartment, to dc.
vote a week, to b. chosen by the Chiel; and
hta nlea, to series Of benefits 10 ba given at
Ns, theatre Tor! the purpose Of establishing a
nucleus. for q Firoman's Fund, for the benefit
Of any; member Of the Department who muy
BE- dien oled from duty by sickness OF acoidenk.
The; tit,ri was accepted on behalf of the De-.
passnlent, ard the boys will 60 10 work. IN
essnest to make tbs weeks entertainment a
success C?l. Shay deserves; great credit Tor