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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-08-12

The Mannerchor are repairing their
pleasure boat?
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-08-12

Why don't some of our boys start a
baseball club?
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-08-12

Chas. Wagner is the agent for the
Justly celebrated Household Sewing
Machine.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-08-12

Most of the farmers are through cut
Ting their grain.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-08-12

All is quiet around the machine
yards.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-08-12

Picnic parties seem to be the rage at
present.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-08-12


The streets were almos9deserted..Sat-
urday.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-08-12
Business is dull.

Business is dull.
The streets were almospdeserted.. Sat
urday.
Picnic parties seem to be the rage at
present.
All is quiet around the machine
yards.
The Mennerchor are repairing their
pleasure boat?
Why don't some OF our boys start q
baseball club?
Most of the farmers are through cut
ling their grain.
Chas. Wagner is the agent for the
Justly celebrated Household Sewing
Machine.
The weather continues warm during
the day, but the nights are cool and
pleasant.
The livery men haven't half enough
teams to supply their Sunday trade.
S. D. Peterson received carload Of
farm machinery by express Thursday.
The Hunters will picnic at J@gers
Rub Snnday-Prairie Chicken for
Dinner.
The Turn-Zeglinge will give q
Gymnastic exhibition and Dance Sun
day evening.
VIM. Richards of Milford fractured
his right leg below the knee. Monday
morning. DR.. Berry has charge Of the
case.
At the annual meeting OF stocbhol-
ders of the New Ulm Roller Mill Co.,
Mr.. E. G. PAIL was reelected Manager.
The Brown County Fair will be held
Sept. l9 and ~. Ihe agricultural
society are making special efforts to
make this the best fair ever held here.
j. Mic Nenno has sold his saloon
stock and fixtures to Mr.. John Geiger
OF Jordan. Mr. Geiger will take pos
session Saturday next. Mic will employ
his time soliciting Insurance for the
Home and other reliable companies.
Pants! P01sts!-I desire to inform
the wearing public that | have
very large assortment of pants.
Prices, styles and sizes to suit all pocket
books. tastes and Shapes.
ngg.THEo CRoNH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-27
TIE GAS TRUSTEES
ro neLr sErrLE a DrFIouLrY
In tho Distribution OF Federal Patronage,
by Providing for II Candidate for Another
PnsltIou--Hon. IL. Il. Butcher to bO
Secretary of the New BOARD.

Mr.. Ell. HGzlstt, Secretary Of The Bard
OF Gas Trustees, resigned his position yes
tsfday, to take effect on Wednesday.
Numerous rumors we're Gying about town
yesterday in connection with the appoint
, ment OF u successor. II was commonly
reported early III the day tina. ex-stAte
Superintendent OF Fee Schools Butcher
was to be chosen to ill the vacancy. Last
night it wGs given out that Mr., Butcher
had bean definitely agreed npon by the
Trustees, though IL was said on pretty
good authority that no election had taken
place yet. The Board is to meet again
this morning, according to the prevailing
understanding, and il is the general ex.
pectation that Mf. Butchers appointment
will DO reported 70 Council this evening
for confirmation.
Another Tuqor was widely circulated
yesterday, that Mr.. Butchers appointment
making necessary his retirement from the
field as a candidate for the appointment
OF United States Surveyor OF Customs at
thin port, now held by Gen. A. II. Beach,
the powers that be had east about md
/ uau hITdGu upon AL AZ VI lSSIA6ub 40 Wv
successor Of Gen. Beach. Collector Nc
Graw'a visit hare Saturday was connected
by rumor with this arrangement, the OBJ
jsct being U appease the Germsn voters
who vera dissatisfied with the outcome OF
the postoltice contest.
A reporter asked Mr.. Egerter last night
what he had to say about the rumor. He
laughed and said lie had been told gsveral
days ago that the position Of Surveyor
had been allotted 10 him, aud lie guessed
tho programme must be TO give 1t 10 him
whether he wanted or not. The idea
that the purpose OF Mr.. Butchers ap-
pointment to the Gas Sscvetaryship was
10 make it possible to appoint Mr.. Eyer
ter Surveyor, obtained wide credence, and
small number OF Democratic wirepnll-
era were busy yesterday in electioneeriug
among Councilman against the confrma-
ton OF Mr.. Butchers appointment by
Council at the meeting this evening.
Mr.. Butcher has made an efficient and
capable incumbent OF other official posi-
tons, and would doubtless ill the posi-
ton OF Secretary Of the Gas Board salts
ilctorily. II is understood, however, that
the opposition to his confirmation, il ap-
pointed, arises from other motives than
any feeling that he is not the man for the
nlAca
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-27
ABOUT People.
Strangers In the ui'y aud wheeling Folk
Abroad.

straa gers In the ui'y aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Major Ed Mcdonald, OF Burton, is in
town.
Mrs. DR.. Hughes, OF Baltimore, Md, is
visiting her mother, Alrs. Adrian, on FIJI
tenth street.
Col. George W. Thompson, Of PArkers-
burg, arrived in the city yesterday, and is
at the Mcclure House.
MIR. Gus B. Spates and wife, OF Clarks-
burg, were in the city yesterday eHr0ute to
Washington, Pa, to visit Mrs. spates'
parents.
Mrs. Ella Hubbard and her sister, Mas
Maggie Harper, will leave tonight for
Raymond, Miss, where they will spend
the winter.
Capt. W. II. Riggs, OF Martinshurg,
Eminent Commander Of the KIT. OF Weat
Virginia, paid an official visit last night to
Wheeling Commandery No. !.
Mr.. W. W. Whitmytr, Of Ihe=RegiSter'
city staff, is once more on the sick list.
lie has the warm sympathy OF the news
paper gang and his numerous friends.
Rev. R. +. Keller, OF Bellaire, was in
the city yesterday. Like hosts Of other
strangers who come to the city he called
on Mayor Grub to assure him OF his
hearty sympathy and urge him to con-
tinue in his good work of purifying the
present rotten police force.
1t is reported that Capt. Devties in ad-
di.ion to his other duties is to be appoint
ed Master Of Trains for the Pittsburgh
division, with headquarters here, in place
Of the gentleman at Pittsburgh now hold
ing the position and who, it is further re.
ported, 10 going south for his health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-27
Cubic Sales.
PUBLIC sALE.

We, tho undersigned Executors Of Jacob MMer,
hereby give notice that on MONDAY, November
2 lss6, we viii sell at public auction the following
property, t0-Wtt;
miles west OF the city Of BelAiro Ohio contRInipg
about 1872 acres OF good hill land. well wAtered.
we'll imbered, aud we'll improved, with good
orchard, and uncoTlAll BY The tax FOOT OF
wheeling vein oil coal.
Also, 4 good building lot on Gravel Hill, in the
city Of BellAlFe, being lot ~ Of Barnard CummlnS
d lGmmond'A Addition to Eaid city.
Also, good brick store room and dwelling com.
blnGd, AtIRud In South RellAIre In lot 20 OF Fling
Addition 10 the city Of BelRire.
Also, 80 ShATef, OF the par valre oil 500 cSch, Of
the stock OF the First NEtlona, Bank Of BclAIre o.
The real property will all DO solo upon the prem.
iSel said lot " o. said lot % 1t 10 A. NJ and
said home farm at 2P Y.
The coal under said farm will be sold with the
land or separately, RS may bost suit purchaser.
Tho hank Etock will be offered III blocks OF ave
shares each and will be Lod III front VI said bank
ut II AN.
The bank Itock will 10 sold for cash; the real
property, one third cab, the balance ia one aud
Two Year, with interest on deferred payments,
GEORGE W. MhSNR,
hENKY BhRIG, Executor,
For further Information call on or write 10 Henry
Serig VS vain At, Wheeling ". Va. Oc6.TThAN
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RIVER Nkws.
stage of the Water aud Movements of th
Htnnmhoats

stage OF the Water aud Movements OF the
Steamboats,.
The Emma Graham is due up to-day.
The towboat Baltic is going to Cincin.
natl to DO dismantled.
The Andes is delayed by big business
and fog. She had not arrived at midnight,
but was expected TO arrive in abort time.
The river at all points above is either
falling or stationary. At Pittsburgh the
depth is feet and the river Is stationary.
The river Is still falling at this point.
At dusk last evening the depth in the
channel according to the marks was feet
s inChes.
The Katie stoCkdaIe Is due down at an
early hour this morning. This trip ia
about the frat the Katie has mado up In
this direction for about three months.
The light house steamer Lily came
down last evening, She is still in charge
OF her old commander, Captain George K.
VGndergriit, with Capt L. ID. Williamson
as pilot.
The fine passenger packet Andes is 10.
days Cincinnati Gamer. She will leave
at o'clock this afternoon. Capt. Charlie
Muhleman Is in command, aud Messrs,
Mart Noll and Charlie Knox In the Office
make it pleasant for all who travel or ship
by this popular boat. The Andes possesses
every convenience that one could desire.
The probabilities are that there will be
several new packets at this end Of the
river before long, ss parties are talking Of
placing the yirgie Lee in the Pittsburgh
and Kanawha trade and also the Granite
State in the Pittsburgh aud Portsmouth
trade. 1t was for this trade that Capt.
Wash Kerr built the old Granite Stats and
nearly wore her out in it,
Yesterday afternoon the Belle Prince
had the misfortune to break her shalt
while at the mouth OF the creek getting
ready to start for Smiths Ferry With q
tow Of empty oil baTges. She came down
from PittsbGrgh yesterday morning. The
accident was very unfortunate one.
WArren's oil refinery 10 in great hurry
for oil and the tanks at the Ferry are full
and need to be relieved. There are no
other towboats In this vicinity that can
DO called on 10 DO the work,
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no THE PUBLIC.
4 Gard From tia Proprietor of tho Column
bIA HouAc.

4 CnTu From thh PROPRIETOR OK Lno toluu-
b!A HouAc.
NY friends thiuk that the sensational
items in Sundays Register and Ne,es-Lstttr,
growing out Of the police raid ON tbs
Columbia Hotel the night previous, call
for SONS notice ut my hands.
It ia well known that my house is and
has been the ftvcrite resort Of farmers,
market vendors and stock dealers, These
gentlemen are often accompanied into the
city by their wives and children-naking
my house their headquarters.
1t is due as we'll to these respectable
patrons as to myself, to repel theinterences
resultant from the action OF the police on
Saturday night
For some time past have had warning
that certain parties, actuatcd by malicious
tpite, intended to revenge themselves
upon me for fanCied injuries. Hanca the
warrants and arrests on Saturday night
moustTous ns they were-were not so
much matter OF surprise to me as oil
modification TO my family and friends.
can only say that have ever tried to
run my hotel as decent and respectable
house, wherein guests OF both sexes could
feel themselvcs safe and protected.
II, now and then, through mistakes OF
clerks, or my own want Of discernment,
disrsputable women have been received as
guests OF the hous-, ask in all Justice
and reason, C uld not the slr4e thing oc-
cur and has not the same thing occurred
in every licensed hotel in the United
States?
My clerks are instructed to refuse enter.
tainment to women known to be Of bad
character. But when man and woman
register themselves as husband and wife,
put no detective on their tracks to learn
how far their representations are false.
JACOB T. DILLoN,
Proprietor of the Columbia Hotel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-27

CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
adeed made October 20 by Robert Luke
aud wife to Thomas Newman, in consld-
Grafton OF s., 900 for the north half Of lot
l3s on Chapline street.
Also deed made October 90 by Charles
Rider, IT,, aud wife to John Franz, In con-
alteration OF 5000, for the rear half Of the
north half OF 10. 2s on the east side Of
Market street Ia the Sixth ward.
Also deed made October % by Joseph
SsySoid; executor Of the last will and
testament OF Caroline schmidt to Edward
Schneider, in accordance with the terms
OF said will, for tue house aud lot where
said testatrix resided, being lot 2SS on tho
east side OF jacob street, in Centre dis
trlCl consideration 5000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-27

It is hardly necessary to remind readers
Of the forthcoming production Of that in
tensely funny musical comedy "Hot
Water" at tho Opera House on Thursday
night next, However, gentle reminder
can do no harm. Miss ALICE Harrison ia
the star Of the company, aud bright
particular star she is. literally eIervescing
with the buoyancy OF true and legitimate
comedy. She has commanded the admi-
ration OF this generation Of theatre-goers.
Besides these necessary attributes oil the
genuine commodienue, she, at the same
time, has been generously endowed by in
dulgenk nature with beauty Of face and
figure. Her company is the strongest that
money and energy could procure, and in
Gludes euGh iaYorites as Messss. Cbarlee s.
Dickson, Frank Grad, Frederick Mat
thewg, Frank David, q. W. Allison, Charl4s
Mccarthy, George Kyle, and Misses
Helen Gedgewick, Ada Morton and Jen-
ME Reiaorth. The play, "Hot Water"
is as sparkling and lauGhable conCoc-
ton as has been presented to theatre-goers
for many years. Besides It's ludicrous in
tricacies there is dramatic consistency
and an excellent plot running through the
play. The following notice Of the per.
torrance is from the Pittsburgh Timea:
"There was not vacant seat in Library
Hall last night Whatever annoyance
was experienced by reason OF the disagree
able weather soon disappeared before q
collection OF laughter.provoking incidemH
and the many very taking songs. "Hot
Water" ia full OF good things, and lovers
Of rare comedy should see il"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-27

There Is no play in existence which has
shown itself 10 BIO the poSsessor Of as many
qualities which take hold Of the human
heart as Hazel Kirke." A large crowd
gathered in Charley Shays Theatre last
evening to witness its first presentation
by a company headed by Mr.. Frederick
Armstrong as DunStan Kirke and Miss
Lottie Blair as Hazel. The play has been
presented in Wheeling by successive
Madison Square Companies, but the COM
pany at Charley Shay's this week is now
the only one giving an authorised version
Of the play. Ettie ElGler and Mr.. Conldock
in the leading coaracters are admitted to
be unaurpassable, and when 1t is said that
Mr.. Armstrong and Miss Blair can
stand comparison with the creators Of
the roles without discredit, It ia
pretty high praise, OF the remainder
OF the company, many were in the orr
Rinal cast at the Madison Square. Mr..
Henderson's PittGcus Green was as natural
and funny as any rendition Of the part
ever seen here. The best commentary on
the pleasing and succesSiul presentation
OF the play as whole was the enthusiast.
tic applause Of the audience and ths tears
shed by many of the ladiea In the
house. The prospects are that the week e
engagement will be conspiCuonsly sue
pCesstul one in every respect. The house
should be crowded at every succeeding
performance. The low prices, the strong
play, the excellent performance oil de-.
serve this,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-27
DOR SAFE TO on OsE An ESTATE.

ing 10 tho esAtN Of the late YIN. McCOy, viz,
lots No. %, 81 and ~ on Broadway.
Lots No IS aud ~ on FORK street,
Lots No %. lOO and iOl Oh YiTgiA!G street
Lots No, 1Di, l06, 10 and II! on huTJns'itt''
Lots No, IL, l29 aud lac 0u Wabash 6lIttl'
Lot No. ~ on Water street.
Rus VI v. HOGE& RIO. l'O0 N'Ft-' .. =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-27

The committee appointed Saturday
evening BY the Ineetingot the gentlemen
interested In forming y Gymnasium Asso-
citation, to solicit names Of those willing 70
ioin such an association, is meeting with
Gratifying success. Already one hundred
and twenty names have been secured and
the committee has not yet completed its
contemplated round The list OF names
embraces those OF many well.known BUSH
ness men and nearly all Of the young men
in the city. There is great interest being
manifested in the project, and II bids fair
10 be carried out to successful Issue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-27
LOCAL DRsv1rIEs.
matters of Miner Moment In aud AbOut tho
Oily.

City.
oxE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
"HAzgL KImtE" at Charley shsy's
Theatre sgAiD this evening.
A PLEASANT party will be given tho
young folks on Halloween by Miss Emma
Brown, at her residence, on North Main
street.
The police last night raided the house
Of III fame Of Ida Nichols, ''Hoity Tolty,
on Nineteenth street, and arrested her and
two male visitors. All were lodged in the
lookup.
Mn. LOUIS scHNELLR tue popular South
Side barber, was surprised last SATURDAY
morning 10 find young barbsr at ms
house. Lou expects to have him stepping
around ore OF his chairs in a short while.
TnE Mingo blast furnace "blowed in"
this morning, aud will run on bessemer
pig, which will be piled up to be convert,
ed into steel by tho new pant which VIII
be in operation inside OF two months
l-StcubeaviuS CARTE.
on Friday and Saturday nights Mr.. ana
Mrs. George 5. knight will present at the
Opera House the famous comedy, over
the Garden Wall" which the bills an
nouncc was CONSTRUCTED Tor laughter pro-
vokiDg purposes only" The company IS
n fine one
DR. Mason, John Topping aud Harry
G,uber, Wheeling wheelmeM, Glllay claim
10 tie record OF climbing st. Clairsyille
him. On that same good day Will Wright
took the scalp of tbs hill known as the
i'West Alexander IuvinCible." This only
leaves the renowned Bridgeport hill un.
conquered.
LETTERS addressed to the following
named persona remain unclaimed at me
postoffiCe: G. L. Chittenden. Aug. Be
trigger George BallsDtine, Joe AMBER
Ebert Cline, D. @. Courtney, Watce,i
Brookirv, James A. Grant, Charley Morris
Henry KinPzel, B. n. Kuhn, P. Nicholson
Is, NJ, Pollock, Us Nicholson, Miss Abbie
Pierce, II. G. Stephens.
THE examination OF Major Long and
Thomas McKennen will take place before
Justice W, H. Davis at 10 o'clock thit
morning at 1924 Market street, the house
lin which reaides Noy Habig, the man
who charges Long and AicKennen with
assaulting him and breaking his leg on the
10th day Of October. Messrs Dovener and
EIsou will appear for the defendants.
FREIGHT traffic on the River road has
steadily increased during the fall until il
has become so large that tue single daily
freight train has all it can haul on its up
trips. The number Of people travelling
over the line OF the road is really some
thing surprising, considering the fact that
lit is entirely local, and the steamboats, are
Ito contend with. The geDtiemaniy and
obliging disposition Of the train men nc
doubt attracts travel TO its trains.
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A pgsIEAuLE ACQUISITION.

A Well Known Composer and "VoicG
Builder" to Locate in whseitnS.
Last evening an INTELLldGSCER repre-
sentative met Senior +. D'Auria, who has
come here with the intention OF making
Wheeling his home, The gentleman Is
An Italian musicisn widely aud tayorably
known in the musicsl world as director
a composer. and voice builder or instruc'
tor in the culture OF the voice. He direct,
ed the Cincinnati May Musical Festival
in 1881, was the musical director for AIe-
lima Patti during the season OF lSS0'Sl, has
been director at the New York Academy
OF Music and for one Of Philadelphia
celebrated societies, and has been prom.
inently before the musical public for sew
eral years. Many Wheeling people have
doubtless seen him as director while In
other cities.
As composer no has had considerable
success, having written number OF songs
and instrumental pieces. His most noted
work is his series OF fine books on vocal.
ization, dedicated to Patti and warmly en-
dorsed by the diva. These books have q
wide reputation.
Among his pupils have been Del Prenti,
the celebrated baritone with Mapleson'E
opera company, Mile. La Blache, one Of
Napleson's contr<os and Miss Emile
ANDRE, for 30 long time one Of Maple.
cons sopranos, who sang for three seasons
in New York and Ave in London
and numerous other musical celebrities
Senior D'Auria comes here believing that
there is a large field here for the work Of
voice building. He intends, should he
meet with proper encouragement, 10 form
Philharmonic Society and teach both
vocal and instrumental music. Should be
remain, those who knew him say that he
will prove valuable acquisition to the city,
TheSenot's wife Is expected TO join him III
few days. She 10 also musician and hal
appeared in numerous New York con
carts.
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BrlIaire.

Judge Kelly was down from St. Glars
vile yesterday.
E L. Permar is back at hia place in the
Western Union Office at the @, K T.
J.J. McDermott has sold his saloon to
Ritz & Cochran, Of Wheeling, who will
run it.
The Bsnwood isrryboat has gone upon
the docks for repairs. A Bkit is carrying
pedestrians.
A great many jack fish are being caught
at the middle ferry, and fishermen are
having pretty good luck all along the
river.
Some Bsllaire passengers who came up
on the Ohio River train Sunday night, two
hours late, aroused all Denwood about II
o'clock by shouting over for a'skif.
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Tnnou0H THE srArE.
Accidents and Incidents In West Virgil
and Vicinity.

Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
and Vicinity.
H.H. Harper hiss purchased Mt his store
on Clear Greek, Raleigh county, this sea-
1850 pounds OF dried seng.
Ctell Williams, Ed. Williams and NJ. G.
Walker, prisoners confined in the Nicholas
county Jail, escaped by burning a hole
through the ceiling overhead and passing
through, making their way to the outside
by way OF hole in the roof, from which
they let themselves down by arope made
OF bedC!Othes tied together. Walker Is a
luratic, aud the Williams brotners were
confined on charge OF felony. No trace
has bsen heard OF the prisoners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-27

SHARON, Pa, Oct. 2C-The laborers en-
ployed at the Sharon water works struck
this afternoon for an advance in wages OF
twenty-five cents per day, The contrac-
tors refused to grant the increase and tele.
eraphed to Cleveland for one hundred
Italians 10 take their places Serious
trouble is anticipated, as the strikers say
they will not allow tho foreigners to go to
,,osL
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.-Another con-
ference was held to-day. between the flint
glass manufacturers and their striking
workers, and it il asserted tonight that
fires will be started in all establishments
in this vicinity tomorrow night. 1t is
stated that concessions we're made by
both sides.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-27

WASHISeToN, Oct. 27.-1A.M.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, GENERALLY fair
weather, south to west winds, becoming
variable, stationary temperature in Ten
nessee aud generally colder in the Ohio
Valley. For Lower Lake Region, incteas.
ing Cloudiness, local showers, winds be.
coming variable, slightly colder.