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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-04
NEWS IN BRIEF,

At JeEersonville, KY, Thomas How
ard shot and fatally injured kelt salyers
Crop reports, embracing over so coun
ties in Nebraska and Western Iowa, aI'
very encouraging.
The Democratic Postmaster at Colum
bus, Ohio, turned out an old COlored letter
carrier, and refuses 10 appoint another In
his place who presents the very best rec
concentrations.
Near Pleasant Plain, Ohio, Chas, Hayne
lao, W. 4 B. brakeman, fell from atrelght
train and was fatally injured. A brake
man fell from a train near the same spot
the day before, and was killed.
A prominent Indiana Democrat speak
ing Of JEFF Davis says: "Another such 9
meeting as that OF Montgomery and 1t will
be ten years before the Democrats will be
able to again carry a single Northern
State"
The issue Of standard silver dollars
from the Mint ended May LIST was $751;
0O6. The issue during the correspondents
period Of last year was $lSs, 900. The
shipments OF fractional silver coin during
the month Of April were $SO4,S67.
Senator Voorhees, is sharply taken to
task by Indiana Democrats. A leading
one is reported as saying that ut looks az
ii VOORHEES, was doing his level best to de-
stroy the Democratic party In this State
by picking out the worst men he could
find for Office"
The judges and clerks OF Precincts D
and G, Twelfth ward, Cincinnati, Six o.
whom are Republicans and four Demo
Gratis, deny over their own signatures that
there were any election fraudsin those pre-
CinCts last October, the Democratic mem
bers Of the Senate Investigating Com
miLteG to tho contrary Notwithstanding.
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hi KQUIRATIoNALs.
A Marvellous and Pleasing Exhibition last
Night.

hlght'
ProL. Z, X. Crocksr's company Of twelve
educated horsss, known as the Foul
nationals, appeared at the Opera House
last night in a performance alter the gen.
eral style Of Prof. BarthOlomsw's Equine
Paradox" The horsss were led through
the street at noon yesterday, and their
beauty and evident intelligence won much
admiration. Prof. Croker drove his
isyorite, Frank, in a buggy without lines.
Last evening Market street in front OF the
Opera House was crowded to witness the
entrance Of the horses, who walked up the
front stairs lust like folks" When the
curtain went up the horses must have felt
ASttered by the refined audience which
packed the house down stairs and filled
the gallery pretty we'll. A finer audience
has rarely assembled there,
The horses have only been in training
for a year, and have only been ION the
stage" since last January, II ia therefore
not an odious comparison to say that in
some respects their training does not
seem as precise as that OF Prof. Bartholo-
news school. But on the contrary the
horses display more native intelligence
than BartholomeW's, and are much finer
animals, nearly all being tull-blood Arabi-
ans, and all beautiful horses, with express
sive features,
The bsll.ringing act is new, and very
funny. Ths drill is we'll executed, the
school scene is amusing to all and instruct
i've to q thoughtful person, and Hugo's
distinction OF COloIs Is marvellous, The
sse-saw performance ID more intricate and
astonishing than BartholOmew'a,
Taken al a whole, the display Of animal
intelligence and doCiliiy is worthy Of COM
mendstion and substantial encourage
ment. Its influence Ia good, its lessOna
valuable, and the exhibition itself is pleas
ing in the exGrems. The audience last
night was delighted. After the perform
ance the audience was invited to come
upon the stage and be introduced
10 the company, an invitation which
scores OF ladies and gentlemen accepted,
They found this the mo9t enjoyable part
Of the show, The ComplacenCy with which
the horses submitted to foudting and pet
ting, and their preference for the attsn,
tons OF the ladies, was amusing, They
are evidently fond OF being made much
Ola characteristic wherein, as much al
In their line intelligence, they resemble
the human race.
The entertainment will be repeated thil
evening, Reserved seats on sale at Bau'
mer's,
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Advice to EtOtbets,

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your reat by q sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth uso,
send at once and get q bottle Of Mas.
WiNslow's soorHtNa 9YRUP FoR Chit
DRRN TEETHiNH It's value is lnCalCula.
bic. II will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon II, mothers,
there iB no mistake about II, II cures
dysentefy and dlaffhoea, regulates The
stomach and bowels, cures wind colo,
sOitenB the gums, reduces Inflammation
and gives tone and energy 10 the Whole
system. MRs. WtNBLOW'g SooTuiNG
BYRuP FOR CHILDREN TEErHtNG ID pleasant
10 the taste, and is the prescription Of one
Of the Oldest and best female nurses and
physicians In the United States, and 10
lor sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price % cent? Q bottle NWStR
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ILLEGAL FISHING.
PERSISTENT VIOLATIONS OF Law
whose Operations are Likely to Get Them
into TFOubls-FiHpy Tribes In the Ohio
being EItsEminAtsd-ThS Laws to DO
Strictly Enforced in the Future.

For two or three weeks past, hundreds
OF people have daily found fine sport and
caught several nice messss Of fish at the
dam in the back river, The fishers are
not confined to that locality, but appa'
reutly operate from end to end Of
the river, but this new dam is a fayorite
place for anglers, the finest and choicest
fish resorting there in great numbers
Daily, lucky fishermen have been seer
carrying home strings Of from hall q
dozen fish up. One man came off the
Island Sunday with a string about five
feet in length.
There is q significant feature about thu
catches which will cause thoughtful per
sons to rejoice that this fishing must now
stop. When the fishing began the ist
taken were nearly all Of good table size
full grown and heavy, Lately few suct
fish have been seen in the strings, Mos
OF them are h%alt'groWn, not tit to catch o
eat,
Since last Saturday this fishing has beer
in violation OF law. AS has been chron
iCled repeatedly, there has been consider
able illegal seining, The agitation OF THU
question, however, has somewhat checked
that evil. But fishing with trot lines O
with rod and line, which was permitted
last week, ia now illegal. .
The existing provision OF law on thl
subject is as follows Section 4, Chapte
50, Acts OF 1882:
lit shall not be lawful to catch or de
stroy any jack salmon or white salmon II
any manner, between the first day Q
May and the fifteenth day OF June Of eaC!
year, nor to catch or destroy any brool
trout or land'loCled salmon in any mar
ner between the first day Of Septembe
and the first day Of January in each year
The former clause prohibits most OF tn.
fishing now done. Nearly all the Hsl
caught in the river now are jack salmon
The law Is to be strictly enforced hereafter
A justice OF the peace has been watching
the people engaged In fishing since Satul
day, and he has "a little list" Some q
these days in the near future some Of tn
gentlemen who have been doing their bef
TO exterminate the 6nny tribes in til
river will be called On by a constable an
summoned before the justice 10 pay q fin
and costs. Ohio fishers who cast thei
lines In the river may beware. He ha
them on the list, for the jurisdiction
this State extends clear across the riYel
and the law IL In force TO the Ohio Short
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stage of the wAtsr and Movements Of the
Steamboats,.

Stage Of the wAtsr and achievements Of thu
Steamboats,.
Capt. Ellison expects To have the new
steamer Hudson completed within the
next two weeks.
The Katie stoCkdale is due down ant
the General Pike up to-day, In the Pitts
burgh- Cincinnati trade.
The steamer Chesapeake was sold fol
$4,000 at MarBhAl's sale 10 some Mem.
phis parties. 1t 10 not known what theJ
will do with her.
Capt. 7. Campbell Sweeney has beer
elected q Director Of the 0uaChiLa River
Consolidated Limo, 10 fll the vacancy
caused by the death oil Capt. Fred A.
Blanks.
Tho river Ia falling steadily al this point,
The marks last evening indicated q depth
In the channel Of 3 feet. Business was
dull during the day. At pitAburgh The
river Ia falling with . feet 10 inches In the
channel.
The New Cumberland and gteuben.
Vile packet Lettle II laid tpthis week for
repairs. A new steel boiler 10 10 be
PLACED OH her and she iB also 10 have new
stacks her machinery will be oyerhAnled
and a Ahipping.up rig will be put on.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati al
1880 O'Clock last evening with q good trip
on board and her cabin well filed with
passengers, She will leave on her return
Trip al . O'Clock this afternoon. The
Andes ID one Of the pleasanteHt boata 10
travel on that can he found On the river.
Her Htateroons are uommodloua, her table
well furnished and her officers clever and
genLlemanly. They arc noted for exert
Ing theuselyes 10 please. Capt. charlie
Muhleman 10 master, and MeesfB. Mart
NOll and Charlie Knox, clerks.
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Whnnllnr tndr Ahrond.

Tho Memphis, Tenn, Ledger OF a re.
cent date, speaking Of Miss Ella Dillon,
formerly Of this city, and her rendition oil
q selection at an entertainment, says:
Miss Dillon Is a native Of Wheeling,
West Virginia, and studied elocution un.
der the great Roberts, at Philadelphia,
graduating with first honors and carrying
of the medal for proficiency. She came
direct to Memphis and associated herself
with Miss Trudeau, the grand institution
whose work was illustrated last evening
being the result. The young lady's effort
was rewarded with enthusiastic applause
and she responded with an effective rendi.
ton Of THE Spinning Wheel a magni'
fCent vocal solo by Waller, thus making
her hearers familiar with another Of her
talents, OF which they were ignorant. She
possesses a rich and deep contralto voice
Of great volume, bearing every evidence
OF careful training"
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Strangers in tho CITY and wheeling Folk
Abroad,

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph speidel and chill
dren were visiting friends at Pittsburgh
on Sunday.
David Bell and wife were the guests o.
George b. Swift on Bluff street, Pitts
burg6, yesterday.
Mr.. s. II. Piersol, Of Parkenburg, editor
oil the State Standard, the G~reenbaCk organ,
Is at the Stamm House.
Mrs. William Leighton, jr., and daugh'
tor, Mrs Mamie, arrived In this city from
Chicago Saturday foreman Il few days.
Messrs. j. P. Jones and W. G. Worley,
OF Preston county, passed through the
city yesterday on their way to Youngs'
town.
MI. Walker u. Peterson, Of the Bellaire
nail works clerical force, will resign TO &C.
cept a position with the Riverside com.
pany.-Belidire Independent
Mr.. II. II. Ratclif, Mrs. D. B. Upde.
graf, Mrs. W. NJ. White and Mrs. Isaac
RatcliE, Of Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, were regis
tered at the stamn House yesterday.
Mr.. Henry E~msheimer has returned
home from the University Of Virginia,
having been forced to suspend his studies
there for the time being, on account OF
neuralgia Of the eyes.
Mr.. Samuel Laughlih, President Of the
Junction Iron Company, at Mingo, was
seized with a iaintlng 1T OF Main street
yesterday morning. He was conveyed to
his home and physicians summoned, who
pronounced his trouble nervous prostra-
ton, and said with care ho would be out
in a few days. His ailmentis not serious.
Mr.. Ed. Hazlett, late Secretary Of the
Gas Works has resigned his position as
~book.keeper at the Junction Iron Works
to accept one offered him by the Natural
Gas Company OF West Virginia. He will
have charge Of the company office In this
city. Mr.. Hazlett Is a valuable acquisition
to the company; he Is an accomplished
accountant and his long experience with
the city'sworks make him e~minently fitted
for the poBitiOn,
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BELLAIRE.


Invalid PatOnt-Plnk Eys-GlRsa POtS-Va
riouS Matters of Local Note.
Owen Murray is on the sick list,
The new Sunday school at Tunnel Hi
numbers 100.
The Ault Mill is lying of for repairs Il
the machinery.
The Observation-Disclosures ha
leased the Druid's hall.
The Knights Of Labor expect to have thI
largest entertainment OF all In the nea.
future.
James ellis glass.pot factory Is bus!
making pots, and shipments are made ire
quently.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany has been notified to repair Its Unior
street bridge.
NJ. L. Pearson and James O. Tallmar
have formed a business connection as at
torneys.Rt.law.
W. +. sniyely has returned from {
Western trip in the interest Of the Bel
mont Glass Works.
]. r. McCourtney, President OF the
bellalre Nail WORKS, was able 10 be uoWT
at the office yesterday.
A good many people have been suffer
ing lately with sore eyes, the disease al
feCting them for q day or 90. It is pro
nounCed similar to pink eye.
There were reports about yesterday o.
another strike OF oil at Bethel, but they
must have originated from the visits o.
most OF the stockholders 10 the wells or
Saturday and Sunday.
The Stamping Company has resumed
the shipment OF large numbers OF jal
caps manufactured by their factory here
The United States District Court has final
ly decided the renewal Of the patent in
valid, and the patentee has to stand aside,
The four shares OF stock in the Bellaire
window glass works, OF $500 each, offered
by John Dubois as executor Of the estate
oil John DuBeis, sr., deceased, on Saturday
last, were not sold. The stock was ap.
praised at par. Three bids were made,
the highest being but % cents, and as this
was not two.thirds Of the appraisement, 1t
was not sold.
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LOCAL EREvITIEs.
nnrlors vi Minor domspti IN and Aboat ths
Oily.

HAItors vi Minor aomsntin and About ths
Oily.
osg marriage liceuae was Issued yester-
day.
THR Top Mill puddlen will resume work
to-day,
opRRA HousE this eyening-The Equi'
nationals.
CONSIDERABLE gas-burnsd brick has been
shipped TO this city recently by W. l.
Nichols, Of Wellsburg.
MAYRR's orchestra plays for the South
Side Singing society's hop on Thursday
evening at ArbeuZ's hall.
THR cobble stone pavement on Market
street in front OF the p~ostotice Ia receiving
its semi.occasional repairs,
WoRK was yesterday commenced on the
new steeple OF the German Lutheran st.
Johns Church on Market street,
JACOB 7. DLLLoS, charged before Squire
Arkle with assault upon James II. Swan,
was last evening discharged al the costs oil
Swan,
Ali the groceries from Tenth street to
Twenty.fourth with one exception closed
last evening OF 7 O'Clock, asw as an
nounCed.
The last will and testament Of John Nc
| Nell, deceased, was yesterday admitted Z
record and ordered to BE- recorded. f.. p
Mcneil is named as executor.
THR station known as Pasco, on the G
L. & w. railway, at the foot Of big HILL
was discontinued on the lst. The ST, Q
& n, will continue to take on and let OF
passengers atthat point,
ALT SuoRrz, who resided a short dis
lance west oil Bridgeport, and was a mem
her OF Brannum Post g. A, K, wa
buried Yesterday by his former comrades
at the Peninsula Cemetery,
LETTERS addressed 10 the following
named persons remain unclaimed at tn
postotiice; S. W. Jepson, l., GallipeI
Carl Dankel, Adam Seneoiski, Sarah A
Cole, Miss Katy Criswell, ]. c. Beach, A
n. Mitchell and F. NJ. Kelly,
REV. d, TRvEMAN died Sunday night a
u o'clock, at his residence in Bridgeport
alter a long and painful illness. lie wi
be buried at the Kinsey buryiug gIoun
on Wednesday. Burial services will b
held at the NJ, e, Church, Kirkwood, at
O'Clock in the morning, Rev, u. Watkins
OF Pittsburgh, will preach the burial sci
mon.
DAVID KuLL, JR & Co. are building tw.
large Ice wagons for @. seibert 4 Son
which will carry four tons each, All iC
wagons heretofore used in this city wer
built in the East. This shows an i'm
~provement In Wheeling's capacity 10
manufacturing, or at least in the HON
appreciation Of It.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord a deed made April 30, by Robert CrSw
ford and wife to John Murdoch, in cor
sideration OF 500, for lot 10 in square 3
in the Buena Vista addition. Also 9 dee,
made April 20 by Charles Refer to Cath
crime solade, wife of W. A, Solade, il
consideration Of $3lS, for part OF lot $ o.
the west side OF Main street in the Fire
ward.
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Excursion to Cincinnati

via Baltimore & Ohio Railroad to the
Seventh May Musical Festival on May IL,
10, 20, q, 22, 1886. On the above dates
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell round trip tickets 10 Cincinnati,
at low excursion rates. Festival Chorus
Of GOO trained voices; Grand Orchestra oil
more than 100 artists FIVE Evening Con-
Certs, May Is, 10, 20, 81, %. Two After
noon Concerts, May 20 and %. Tickets
will be good going and returning on oil
regular trains, and will DO good return
ing until May %, inclusive.
Remember, that the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad will land you In the Grand Gen.
trail Depot, in the center Of the city and
near the prominent hotels.
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pRIrIsH GRAIN TRADE,
FAVORABLE weather for O~rOpV-SomS Of tn
Markets Better,

EAV0AAHAA MNRA
Markets Better.
LoSpoS, May s,-The Marx Lane En-
pres says in It's review Of the British grain
trade: During the past week the weather
has been brilliant. Wheat shows q gen
orally good appearance; trade is slender
Red wheats are Bd.alOi. deRrer. The sales
of Rnglish wheat during the week were
81 1855 quarters at Gle. Id, against 1853
Quarters at 37s, Id. during the correspond
ing period last year. Flour Is slow Of sale
but steady, The foreign wheat trade u
devoid Of feature. Supplies are restricted
sellers are firm and buyers are apathetic,
Foreign flour with the exception o.
American is steady.
Six clrgoes OF wheat arrived four car
goes were sold and two were withdrawn
none remained. The sales comprise one
cargo Of Oregon at $685., another at S5A I'd;
a cargo OF No. / California at S4S. Sd. and
a cargo OF Walla Walla al 3Ss, 81: To-day
the market was lrmer. English wheati
were Id. dearer; foreign steady Flour
was Cd ais. higher foreign was steady
except American, which was weaker
Mixed American corn was quoted at 2Os
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The metal wheolerB, nine Ia number,
ali i%iunParlanp, who have been employed
al The Junction Iron Conpany's steel
plant at Mingo, struck for an increase oI
WaRes Yesterday morning and quit work.
The managers Of the mill, according TO the
S~teubenviile Merdt, say the men receive
che same amount Of pay for their services
az al other mills and think they have no
cause for complaint. The strike does not
affect the running Of The plant, the only
department idle yesterday being the Gu
pOIas. The trouble will probably be adj
justed.
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An Answer Wanted,

Can any one bring us d Case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bittefs
will not speedily cure7 We say they can
not, as Thousands Of cases already per.
mahently cured and whoare daily recon.
mehdlng Electric Bittets, will prove,
Bnght'6 Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or
any urinary. complaint quickly cured,
They purify thebl0ol, regulate the bowels,
and oct directly on Tho diseased patts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 900 q
bottle by Logan 4 Go, NyRdw
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A NniiOr ooeAto Work.

Mr.. John A. Morrison, a well known
mailer living on the Island, and formerly
employed at the Top mill, yesterday went
to work at the Riverside nail factory OPP
Grating four self.ieedlng nail machines al
The Manufacturers seventeen.eent scale,
He lie the first Of the striking nailers TO az.
Cept a position here, and the second In all
the mills from which the nailers are
locked out, the former one. being at Belle
vile, Ill,
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The Early Bird.

BcIldITe ~InHtDdlUdHI'
The assurance Of the use Of natural gas
for fuel In Wheeling leads the INTE[Li.
uESCER to call for the establishment Of
more potteries in that city. The one they
have is quite q successful one, but the
ISrELLtoESCER Is beginning quite early to
use natural gas aB an %induCement. East
Liverpool, a pottery center In this section
Of country, has gas In Use now, as have
other desirable localities. There's MOTH
ing like being early In the field, however.
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The Hygeia Hotel will continue to be
operated under the same liberal policy
which has always characterized itS man.
agement, and while q great reduction has
been made in the rates for the summer Of
$50, the highest standard Of excellence will
bv maintained.
After June lat, the terms for double
rooms occupied by, two persons will be
50 90, So and s. 80. per day SIS, $l7 &c
and $21 per week, and $50, 500 tnd $40
per month each, and single rooms, 90 so,
So, So so and 81 per day $l7 80, sci and
1914 80 per week 500 aud SIS per month.
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CHICAGO, May S.-The number OF bush
els Of grain in store in the United States
and oanadas, and the increase or decrease
compared with the previous week, will bt
posted on Change tomorrow, as follows
Wheat 49, A 1907, decrease 1905, Ss5i corr
II, 70O, 200, decrease l,7SS, 7l9i oats LOLA,
65S, decrease 1914; rye $685. ISL, increase
1854; barley G,047, 747, increase 1887
The amount in Chicago elevators was
Wheat, II ,035, 1872; corn, 4,S4S,6S7i oats
455, s07; rye, 3l6,759i barley, 54,sSi'
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KEEnY. no nE.

Bishop Kain Knows Hin, and He was 10
the City OH sunday.
"You newspaper men have gone wrong
on Sam Keedy," said BiShop Kahn to an
%INTRLLldENcER reporter. "You ought to
know that II he were a Catholic priest he
would not be asking to be made Consul at
Rheims or anywhere else, He is a Catho.
lie, but he never was q priest. He is a
very accomplished man Of high character,
has a fine literary quality and is very
proficient In the French language. He
will do the country great credit at Rheims,
and West Virginia need not be ashamed
to own him."
"But, Bishop, ms | understand 1t, the
objection to Mr.. Keedy Is that he Is &C.
credited to this State and is not known to
any Of the active patriots Of the Demo.
cratic party, Senator Camden, and indeed
the whole delegation included"
"Well," replied the Bishop, "he Is
known to other people, and has the best
recommendations, and he has presented
them in excellent form; | saw them my.
self. Mr.. Keedy tells me that Mr.. Ran
dali has said that II West Virginia won't
take him Pennsylvania will"
"Why, have you been al Washington
recently, BishopT" .
"No; Mr.. Ksedy was hero on Sunday"
"What! And we let him get awayl"
at seems so. II you had met him | am
sure you would have liked him. He is a
splendid fellow"
"But where is his West Virginia home I"
~ think he used to practice medicine In
Piedmont-some time ago-and | think
he has not voted in any other State since
them"
"That ought to satisfy the complaining
brethren unless there Is somebody want.
ing something which no hasn't been able
10 get-and, Of course, we I not TO be-
lieye anything Of that kindP"
well, Keedy's all right, any how, aud
be expects 10 be confirmed"
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EDWARD L. Rose 4 Co. having purchased
tho interests Of the Howe 8. NJ. 90. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machipe, will keep a full line Of
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with lie perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fall 10 800 The
the Standard. See advertisement on an
other paHa.