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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-29
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OHIO POLITICS,
A Democratic Candidate for Judge who is
n Partisan.

n Partisan.
Hon. John B. briggs, a prominent at
torney Of Woodsaeld, arrived in the city
last evening from Belmont county. Mr..
briggs Is the Democratic candidate for the
position Of Judge Of the Common
Pleas Court for the district com.
posed Of Belmont and Monroe counties,
and has been making very active can.
vas against the Republican can.
didate, Judge st. Clair Kelley, the pres.
snt incumbent, who ia a non-partisan and
one OF the best judges the State Of
Ohio ever had-a fact that is Rensr.
ally c1nceded. Mr.. briggs. claims
that hia election iS C ioregone conclusion,
and that h!s majority will not be less than
1900.
Mr.. briggs also claims that General
Adoniram Jonidab Warner will de-
feat General Charlie Grosvenor
for Congress In the Marietta
district, The district is Republican
one since the re.Rpportionmsnt, but sew
eral years ago when the district was made
up IS It iB now, General Warner defeated
General Dawes In the district. Warner
ls a hustler and has beOn shaking tho
bushes in lively manner in Mon.
roe County, where the dark hills swarm
With prtsrrihsd disciples Of jackson and
Jefferson.
Dol. J. D. Taylor, the Republican nomi.
nee for Congress iu the district over tho
river, will address the citizens OF Martins
Ferry this evening in Lafayette Hall, in
that city.
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The mammoth aeure Rtapdp, al last
upon its massive pedestal, pymbollsing the
incarnation OF all that the nation haa
lived, and suffered, and fought for IN the
awful sacrifices II hos laid In 4 single cen.
tury upon the altar Of American freedom.
Towering above the blue vALers II Tissa
q vOEitabls goddess, 0 gigantic late, stand.
ipR In eloquent BllenCelllke q guardian
spltlt before the gatea Of the city,
That the grandeur Of this memorial has
not beBn exaggerated may be JUDGED from
q glance OF tlIe actual dimensions oil the
Hgufe. The total height OF the RlAlde and
pedestal, ifom low water mark 10 the ton
Of the torch, Ia 3O5 feet II inches, The
fore arm 10 l0i ieOt ID circumference. The
nail Of the finger 10 l2 inches In length
The bead ID ID feet In height aud lorty
persons can be accommodated within N
interior. The fiooe 10 a feet ard 7 ircher
In length, The eye Ia 2 feet and inoh
In width. The total weight Of lhe flrtirt
10 nearly half 0 million pounds. Il Il
made tp Of 300 sheets Of copper one.
eighth Oi an Inch 10 thickness, flyBtPt
uRou q massive frame work Of wrought
iron,
The eye travelling downwatds along tht
btonIed AmasoDiAn arm Of lhis new won
DEF pi the world eegs iAf below the ava
lNnohe'llkS fall ot the sweeping draper,
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Bhci aNit Ia At the lOnsOst Is liable TO 10 natoh.
ally cuftAll,d by our own lndlscrotlonS. The dyS.
psp,lc cat what they s1ould not, the bilious drink
come ln oGces' aud the fhtumAllc neuralgia aud
con'uuiptlvC slt In daush's, gqt wet fec. and 70.
inlln 10 damp clothes, and then won iOf when III
how the! became 20. To p.npth with t'iienoy
y neutalgiii 10 recommend daily uAJ Oi llOatst
altHi u iiaY idA1ie exposure In damp OF he Wise
INC enent WQAtiUf EillOl0ut protection II lord.
ed ~ this pleAAnl aAieg glAtd, which al iuNB q
80 ltl glow through tho hytt0n lnVl tJfAIes and
mes II, and prJmOlOi nerve tranquility eyet
AID, ,AgiO, bl'lOusupAS, constipation, 1yAp1pgA aud
renal disorder, AfH among tho inAlAdlOi which Il
fOnpdl0s and pfUyenIL ID th IA 6W
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Probably no Que thing has caused such
general revival Of trade al Logan 4 Co.'s
Drug Store a. their giving Aksy n their
customers oi 40 many FREQ trial boGtleg Of
Dr. kllgs New Discovery for Oobsump-
llon. Their tAlB 10 simply enormous Ia
this very valuable article irotn the TACT
that y always oufee and never dlBAppoinlO,
Coughs, Colds, AH.hlna, BtonchltlB, Ufoup,
and oil throat and luug diseases Quickly
cured. You can test II before buying by
getting q ttlAl bottle free, large Bij 81.
Every bottle warranted
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Wheeling, ". Va octobsr Is, ''
The I.land Chantauaua Clrole.

The Garden Spot 0hautauquaus will
meet st the residence OF Mrs. L. EIzlcr,
corner Of North York and Indiana streets,
this evening at 7:l5 o'clock. rbe success
which has attended the efforts Of Miss
Lizzie Stone and Major Lee, both Of whom
have been identified 10 the efforts TO
form the circle has been truly gratifying.
The members all eylnce great interest
In the work, which Is indicative Of tho
future success Of the organization. They
extend to all those interested q cordial
Invitation to attend.
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singular Fatai Accident,

NEW YoRE, ostS 2s,-Ap excuraion
party Of citizens Of Western New York,
Travelled on the LshiRh Valley Railroad,
on Tuesday night, in a special train
hound for this city to be present at the
Liberty statue inauguration, Among the
party Were Mics Lillian Quick and her
aunt, Miss Quick was the daughter OF
wealthy parents living at Ithlca, N. Y,
In pasallg through PattenburRh tunnel,
the smell OF the gas made Miss Qlick III,
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CHICAGO, Oct, 2S,-Counsel tor the con.
d-mned Anarchists submitted to Judge
Gary this morning yoluminous doCu-
ment upon which another motion for q
new trial will be based. The papers we're
presented without formality and few
were aware OF the fact, They are for the
courts private consideration, and, al.
though their fulltext is withheld from the
public, Il 10 understood that the defense
submits q discovery in the ninth edition
Of Whafton's Criminal Law which Beta
forth that any person adviaing crime Ia
general terms 10 not ecessatily an scces'
sorry. This is at Variance With Judge
GAiy's ruling.
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ISauothsr column appears card from
Co., Robert Campbell addressed TO Hon.
N. B, Scott, in which that gentleman Is
asked whether he "elaims to have had
SAy hand in introducing are brick street
pavement in this city, as stated in yester.
days lSTRLLloENcER" Mr.. Scott has not
claimed anything in theINrELLIGENcER,a and
since what was said was printed on tho
s'le motion Of the newspaper, Col. Camp.
bell will pOrosive that he has no ground
OIConroyo'ly with Mf. Scott.
Fire brick street pavement was not
mentioned in the ISTRLLloENoER. Brick
pavement was spoken oI, and 1t was nGid
hat Mr.sCott StattOd the ball rolling while
he was In Council, There was no
desire to lake from Col. Campbell or
any other gentleman apy credit that
might be due him. II was believed that
The resolution offered in the second
Bfauch by Mr.. Scott, and by that body
adopted August l2, 1881, was the atst
Practical step In a matter which had pre-.
Vlously been csnVassed in the newspapers
aud among citizens. Here is the resolu-
ton from the official record;
Rsdiyoi, That tho Committee on StrsuLs,
Alleys aud Grades bO instructed 10 contract
iof the manufacturing and delivery oil
0OW brick sufficient 10 pave some square
GIhe Intersection Of some streets, 70 be
hereafter dOOgDalsd, said brick 10 be Of
Me following dimensions, to.wit: Eight.
laCh by si1inCh by iour.lnCh.
Ihe lStELLllENCER sees no occasion for
aSon!FoyetSy over this matter Brick
Pavement took the spsOlaO form Of fire
OflcE, aud Ire brick hAsglv9n as Aa No.
surpassed highway pavement. We can
all adofd to DO glad together and les
everybody hav' his full shars pt credit
-..llll...s..s-s-
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Llttjo Strong, Air. Lewis.

DUBLIN, OF 9S-Mr. Lewlu, who
wSS beaten by Justin MCCARTHY in the
recently contested election case In Lon.
donderfy, In q farewell address 10 the
I.oyalista ol that district says he regrets
handing oyer hh hbat In Parliament 10
one, who, whatever hls personal qualities
may bs, has bOsn rOcslvsd and enliHled
10 America BY Fehiap dynAmllstS aud
advocates Of murder
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Democrats Angry with Cleveland.

ST LOUIS, Oct. 9S,-A special dispatch
to the Republican from different parts OF
the Western Missouri District states that
the suspension OF District Attorney Ben.
tod by tho President for taking too active
part in the fall campaign has caused
profound regret among the Democrats Of
the District, Every person, said one dis.
paCtE, who is familiar with the working
ui the Court Ia Colonel Bsnton's District
urites in saying he hSs not neglected the
duties Of his office but has transacted
more business than his predecessor
The feeling Ia expressed by many that
the President has wrongel tho District
Attorney, aud the most prominent Demo.
Gratis consider 1t their duty, in justice to
Col. Bsnton, to make him their next Csn-
didate for Govepor OF this State. Another
dispatch says: According to the Chair
man OF the Democratic State Central
Committee, the rank and file oi Missouri
DemoCrats take no stock In civil service
reform, and the punishment inflicted
upon Benton will doubtless lead to his
nomination for Governor two years hence.
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Wheeling, OIL. 2s. 1885.

Don't stand on the order Of going"-
bu go straight N the next corner and buy
q bottle Of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, II you
want TO cure your cold.
Farmers aud h1Bsmen read thisl-I
fud Salvation Oil most excellent lini-
ment among horses, and l take pleasure
In lndoning II as certain ;emedy Tor
scratches JANIS THOMAS.
Franklin Road, near Baltimore.
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the Time for Action.

DUBLIN, oct. 2S-United Ireland tolls
the Irish tenants that the time for patient
endurance iS passed, and says IL is time
i,r them to stand up aud fight hard, hit
ting from the shoulder. The UnioniDts,
II says, have been In power for atx
tnonths,ar have not made any attempt Ia
suppress tue National League, which 10
stronger, more active and more Tesolute
than ever, aud laughs at the Govern.
msnts devices aud threats. The paper
taunLs the Government With being afraid
10 use poeiplun,
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ROMANTIC sPaT ON DRDLoR's ISLAND,


Passing the ill-omeped He'll Gate, no
longer q terror to mariners, East river
broRdens into Long Island SQUAD, the
water avenue 10 the east, sweeping the
Connecticut shores for 100 miles. From
the north opulent Westchester County,
the city OF the near future. rises from the
waters Of the historic Hudson. From
High Brldae, over 1t, the eye photographs
the great metropolis itself, a narrow strip
ol land not over two miles at most In
width, narrowing gradually to a V at its
southern terminus, but biscuit toss
across, scompact mass OF brick aud stone,
q desert of buildings whose highest points,
like Trinity Church tower, are utterly ei'
faced, viewed from the statues summit.
To the left and west New Jerseys hills
serve as background to the picture that
manya pilgrim to Liberty's shrine will
'ake back with him in the days TO
come
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To ne Editor ef Ire IAtellipRer.
sIR:-1n to.dsy's Re9tster see an arLi.
Gle from Ltttleton signed Justice" in
which the writer states that in Church
and Clay districts, Wetzel county, tbs
railroad employees are to be kept at work
during election day as far from tbs voting
places ag possible. He states further that
the Division officials have isesed this or.
der to deiraud Democratic employees. He
goes on at some length to aIraiSn the Off.
GiRla Oi the road for other acts Of similar
character, which be imSglnes they have
committed, ] deSlTe 10 say that there ID
no truth whatever In these state sments.
II is only an effort to manufacture oh cap
political capital, and will lail Of its effect,
as its ialsity is apparent on i,s face.
EzRA Orr,
Foreman ~ Ltltleton.
TilLLou ~ II, nO1 90
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uoRRInLE CRENrArIoN.
Eight Persons Burned to Death iii u Log Hut
In Kentucky.


LOUISVILLE, KY, oCtobsr 28.-The
Times special gives details Of the horrible
burning of eight people in log cabin near
Flat Rock, Knox county, Ky. On Tues.
day William Poe, a farmer, went away
from home on business, leaving his wife,
five young children and two
young ladies' OF the neighhorhood, I,
Miss Alice earns and sallte Adams.
During the night the house burned and
all the inmates persisted, and their re.
mains were found next day by the hus-
band on bis return.
tits not known how the cabin caught
are, but the mother's remains were found
casped In those oi the baby and the bed
clothing near showed that an effort had
been m tde to extinguish the fire. The
remains Of the others were found in the
fuinB.
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sp,eal DsDdich 10 ths iHiSlliGmer.
MARrtSsHURd, W. Va, Ock 2S--Ths
following Grand Lodge officers, l. O o f.,
were sleotsd and installed to.dayi Thomas
8, spates, g. NJ, Clatksburg; George NJ.
Fought, b. @. H., ParkeiBbura; Robeti
Alexander, q. 8. w., Volcano, /. A, Del,
llug,lsa, q. FaIrmSrt Henry Heamon
g. n, Whe6llngj william EllinRhaT
Grand h preventative, Wheeling. Ala
prayer BY tho Grand Chaplain, Rev
smontou, the Grand Lodge Rdjoufnod Al
$3.50 .. m, 10 meeL Ia Wheeling on lht
fourth Tuesday In October, 1851,
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Duoklon,s Arnlon salyo.

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sUroS, ulcgH, salt rheutn, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaius,
Oorns, and all skin eruptluus, aud posis
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
OF money refunded Price 25 cents pef
box. For bAle BY LnRAfi q Go.
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HRt,on, w Va, oct. Is ~ A''''''OD
ought to Have sta, cd AZ Home.

7Oihe Editor Of The iruttIONetn
tiR:--ssnator John L. Kenna spoke q
few Gays ago at Roanoke, Lewis Oonuty,
aud TO the great surprise Of the Citiz4nB,
two Of the assistant pbysicians oi the
Insane Abyluw, accom- painted by 0 brass
baud composed Of atiendants Of the same
Institution, turned out 10 swell the crowd
l think IL 10 an oulrHge that men in the
pay Of the Stats--having charge Of the
uniortunates confined Id the asylum-.
should neglect their duty to attend q
political meeting DEAoCRAr.
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Rom he Elaor u lls lnle!Llgaoer.

From he ElLOr OF he LatelltgAcer.
sIR:-The "much ado about nothing"
game of why Editor Hart did not appear
on the platform at the Gott meeting ON
Monday night seems to be a matter Of
great sE n conSstn ncet1,. tS S some Of
to suggeSt that OF the Democratic
meeting to be held tomorrow evening
(FridAy) stthe Alhambra rink at which
Judge Brapnon Is to speak, Editor Taney
shall take conspicuous seat on the plat
form. II he fails to do so We hope onr
Democratic brethren will forever hold
their psace on this subject.
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OuCAoO, oct. 2s-ThO Inter. Ocean's
Madison, Wis, special says: To-day Mar
tin Kelley, engineer OF the wild engine
which collided with a passenger train
rcar Pine Buff on the Northwestern rail
road was arrested, charged with man
slaughter. He was held In 81 800 bail for
trial. The Coroner's Jury found that
Kelley was responsible for Henry
Schwenck'b death in 80 iaras-ha was run.
ming his engine contrary to the standing
rules OF the company when the accident
occurred,
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THE BIG SCHEME
OF tho wheeling Natural Gas Company TO
Bore for oil,

PITTsBURa, Pa, Oct, ss.-The Whesl-
ing Natural Gas Company Of this city
is making active preparations to drill for
oil on large scale, both in this State and
in West Virginia, The company has
nearly 100000 acres Of land In Washing
ton and Greene Counties in Pennsylvania,
aud in Ohio, Meponpalia, Msnhall,
Weiz4l, Marion, Harrison, DoddridRe,
Tyler, PleasRuts, Wood, Writ, Ritchie'
Calhoun aud Gilmsr Counties in West
NiTginia. This land ia In the oil and gas
bolt, and Ia in the vicinity Of and sur.
rounding all Of the oil wells that have
thus far been struck In the State,
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0FAIR PLAY" suggests that Mr., Taney,
OIL tho Register, shall take q prominent
place at tho Democratic mass meeting to-
plght. Men oil much less conspicuous
position In the party, and who are NOT
called on for tiths of the party service,
will bO prominent at the meetlug-why
no. the editor OF the Register, II he deSi.es,
or can make 1t convenient to be there ?
Oar impression Is that Mr., Taney docs not
ask anyto y how he shall order his
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Why he DIdn't Preach,

lOSDoS, OcI. gs.--Rsv. Hugh Reginald
HateIo, Vicar Of ST. James Episcopal
Vharch, MAilybOns, WIG announced to
preach tOrmon today III the Oily Tom.
Pc, CONGREGATIONAL, Of which gsN pf,
ss@eph Parker ID the pastor. When the
MMe Tor the beginnlhg ol the service Ar.
nVed, Mt, HAWelB did mol appear, and
W Parker announced 10 those who bed
IIeem9lsd th I MI uaweiS' bishop had
,SSiOllden ~ him 10 preach In lbs OIty rBin.
~, llls statement Wg received With
vnee VI Shame, BhAmO,p -,
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Geo, P. r wall & o. . Newspaper Ad.
yertisinS BnrsAu, M. 10 Spruce street,
New York, hays the most extsnsive deal
ings with nswspApeH and advertisers,
and possess complyte facilities for exsCut.
log orders exp5iihously, carefully and
thoroughly. They havs an experience Of
twenty ysRrs, besides the most undou6.ed
credit with publishers aud conf IsuCs OF
AuyertlFerB,
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Pntnl t,OIlIslon.

sT. Louis, ost. 2S.-At an early hour
this morning the Toledo accommodation
passenger train on the Wabash railroad,
which left this city at II o'clock last
night, colllded with freight train two
miles west Of EdwRrdsyilIO, Ill. Toe
freight train was the aeCond section OF
No. n, and had orders to wait
for the passenger tain Ut Edwards.
vile, but the conductor attempted
to reach Mitchell, A miles beyond rhe
train Collided on a curve. Both engines
were wrecked, the baggage and exprsss
cars were telescoped, aud ssvsral box cars
ditched. The engineers and hrsmen es.
Gsped Ts serious injury BY jumping. but the the
crushed to death by the contents Of the
car being thrown upon him. s. A.
B1ughmsn, a freight brakeman, was scri-
ously injured.
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WI7Hthls election some Of the best MEM
bss Of tue Board OF Education will retire,
Dr.. Jepson, Of Clay District, Is one Of the
members who have been re-uOminatsd,
He knows the work and does 1t. He
ought to be kept at 1t as long as he Is will
limo In 10 serve,
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VOLUME XXXv.---NUMBER 81.

Of the figure, whose feet asOm to touch, as
II spnIpinR its support, thS tiny, star.
shaped island that nature has proylden-
tally placed for It's resting place,
Beside this mammoth sentinel, man.
oi'war at anchor near the shore looks like
Q Ghlld's toy boat rooted in sheet Of lead.
A salute fred from the ship shows but a
faint puff Of smoke from the dizzy altitude
OF the statues summit, and minutes seem
70 elspse before the reyerberating roar Of
the shock is heard, rolling upwards
through the colossal column,
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THOUSANDS Of CaseS Of consumption ara
cured every year by Acket'B celebrated
English Remedy II 10 q guaranteed
preparation. II Il does not hv YOU, il
will cost you nothing. Try Il, ABlnpis
dose will show its good effect, THal
bottles 10 cents, st Logan 1 Goa and
CHARLES MeIkemellel'a
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Tng lrynuul rallFoad disaster in the
Northwest is the old, old story Of an
oDsp switch, 1t is too soon to fix the
responsibility. Tho one melancholy fact
.lbst some ons blundered terribly.
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To ~ B. Scot, Esq.
DEAR slR:-Do You claim 10 have any
hand in introducing fire brick street pave.
mpnt in this city, as stated in yesterdays
ISTELLlGEScRRP II 90, please state In said
paper whore, when and how you becams
the father ot this pavement.
Wheeling, OIL. 2s 1855. D'' oAAfsNlh'
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CArr DoyENEE jumps into the ring and
knocks out u Register CoTespondentin in one
little round, Let the merry war go on,
nantlenen.
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ANAS OF average height, standing on
tbs lower lip Of Bartholdi's Goddess OF
Liberty, can tickle the nose Of her High
Nighuness.
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nlSdIn tEs I,alplt.

1oNDoN, October g Raw John Ad,
ems, Of New York, died suddenly while
delivering q eeIm0n Ia the pulpit Of the
CalyAnlaE Chapel Ia BAumAfIbt, Wales,
Hlg Allmsnt was heart dlIeaaO,