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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-22

and an INTELLIdENcER reporter hunted up
Secretary NJ. A. Chew, OF tho United
NaileIs, and asked him what be knew
about II. He said be had received q let
ter last evening from Vics.P President
sQuiers, OF South Chicago, In relation to
this report, Mr.. iSquiers suspeCting that
1t had been sent from Wheeling, Hehim.
self knew nothing about any such an oc-
currence,
"Do you regard the story as probably
trueW Mr.. Chew was asked.
"No;I think it is without foundation,
though Of course l wish 1t was true. No
conference could he held without Squiers'
knowledge, and Of course We would have
heard OF tho progress toward q settlement.
1 think the story was sent out from Calu'
met, but | can't see how it eau be true"
Subsequently the following associated
press telegram was received;
CHICAGO, Ills ,April2l.-"ltisnottrue,"
said Vice President Lewis, Of the Calumet
Iron aud Steel Company, this morning
"that the troubles between Us and oul
dissatisfied employees Is at al end, and
that the strikers have gone to work. MOI
one OF the union men has gone to work.
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ARnnr pEOpLE.
strangers In the City aud wheeling Folks
Ahrnhh.

strangers In the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
O. @. Bedell, Of the United States Circus
Is at the st. James.
MI. A. K. Knox, Of ST.. ClAirsville, was
at the Mcclure yesterday.
o. s. Marshall, Of New Cumberland, was
at the Mcclure house yesterday.
MI. Howard Childs, a well known iron
broker Of Pittsburgh, ID at the Mcclure.
MI. AS. List and bis mother and sister.
Miss Hettle, were at Pittsburgh yesterday,
Mr.. j. W. Freeman, OF steubenyille,
and his daughter Miss Lucille were down
yesterday.
George II. hurry, representing the
"Devil'S Auction" company was In the
city yesterday.
j. X. BraddoOk, Ego O Wellsburg at
torney, was In the city yesterday, en. rotL,
TO Washington, D. Q.
MI. and Mrs. John s. Naylor and Mrs
Is. George, Of Wellsburg, have returned
home from New York.
Mrs. j. T. Moore, accompanied by Mas
ter wales EVAnB, Vlblteu Mneellng lflenut
q few days.-BarneSUM Republican.
Capt. Sam D. Hubley, Of Pittsburgh.
the clever representative Of BradHtreet'f
Mercantile Agency, is again In the city
looking up business.
Chief Of Police A. b. BeCkwith, Of Par.
kersburg, an efficient officer, q staunch
Republican and good fellow generally
was in the city yesterday, the guest OIL
Capt. Smith.
Mi. Henry Drummer, Of this city, was
married 10 Miss Annetta, daughter Of Mr.
r. KoontS, Of Woodsheld, at the residence
OF the BRIDES parents, last week, by Rev.
Albert winteflck. They took q short
ttlp and are now In this city, which they
will make their future home.
Capt, John Donehoo, o leading citizen
Of Doddridge county, living at West
Union, IL In the city. The Captain 10 an
Effective and skilltil worker for the Re
publican cause In Doddfldge, and q de.
sefvedly popular gentleman. He Gays the
ilepublicanS Of Doddridge are anxious 4
hold their county In the Republican col
unn In The coming Congressional contest
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ROBBERY ruE1R OIL Kor
But tho Men who Went out on h "TakOi
got Taken.

Last evening there was a knock at the
rear door Of the residence OF Mr., Anton
Reymann, Of Fifteenth street, and a ser
want girl answered and opened the door
She found there a rough.looking man.
who said, "Ars you deat2 Two lRdiei
have been knocking at your. front door fol
half an hour" Mr.. Reymann happened
to be at home, and he went to the dool
himself. There was another rough.look-
ing man, who was greatly taken aback by
Mr.. Reymann's appearance, The latter
seized him by the collar, but later in at
tempting to catch the othor fellow too,
let the first one 20. He reported the
affair at police headquarters, and Office!
Dsku went out with him and captured
both the sChemers. They proved to be
James Duggan and John McDonoughI
both Wheeling toughs well known to the
police, Mcponough having just finished
a thirty days term in the work house,
Both were locked up.
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RIVER NEWS,
Stage OF the Water aud Movements Of III,
Steamboats,.

Stage OF the Water aud Movements Oi Nm,
Steamboats,.
The ]. O. Fisher passed up with empO.,
yesterday,
Pilot Joe Alexander, a we'll kpo,,
M~oundsville boy, Is at the wheel DILL.
Lily on her trip up this time.
The river fell only two inches here va,
terday and at dusk was nearly stallonsn
with Q depth Of 7 feet 10 inches in h.
channel.
The United State lighthouse teDje,
Lily left Cincinnati Monday on a lon, y
inspection along the Upper Ohio. SLs
will go up as far as Pittsburgh and will b,
here probably this evening,
The General Pike passed up at an en,r
hour yesterday, about sixteen hour h..
hind lime, To-day IL her day here On
her down trip, but she will probably mol
go down before late this evening,
During the recent rise the steamer Al,
Mcdonald with a gay party on boad,
managed to run up 10 the Kanawha FAIL.
above Charleston. II was the first steamer
to get up that far sincs the Virginia HoMs
went up in 1861 To take supplies to Cox,
army, then enCamped at Gaulsy.
The United States Local Inspectors Of
the Gallipolis district have s~uspendedth,
license Of Pilots Ambrose Dennis, Of lbs
Boatona, and James II, Rowley, olt6a
Scotia, Tor thirty days for causing The w,
lieion between the boats named at Middle,
port. Mr.. Dennis has taken an appsallo
the Supervising Inspector.
The steamer Hibernia Is still high and
dry below Wirthville on the KeatlCk,
river, and liable to break in two. Carl
Sandy PenCs and others, Of FRnkiod,
KY recently purchased her from Cav.
Maddy, and expended a considerable
amount in altering her 30 she would 20
through the locks, and she nOw stands
them about $1,000.
Tire w. N. Chancellor passed up yes
terday on her way from Charleston onlhs
kauawha to Pittsburgh. She will pua
down at an early hour tomorrow MON.
ing. The Chancellor is a first class bOll
commanded by an able set Of olicta
Shippers desiring to send goods 10 lie
Kanawha valley cannot find a sier Or
more satisfactory mode Of sending than ny
this steamer.
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1rnnlfsra Keeorded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
the following transfers OF real estate:
Deed made September %, 1870, by B. B.
Doyener and vile to Maria L., wife oil
Robert Frazier, and others, in considera.
ton OF s., for certain property adjoining
the Denny and Frazier estates, said
property having been decided to said
Dovener by Robert Frazier and wife.
Deed made April Is, by George r. E.
Gilchrist, special commissioner, to George
q. MCKown, in consideration Of 81, 0l0, for
part OF lots Island ia, in the East Wheel
ing Company's.addition.
Deed made April 20, by Sidney List,
exeCutrix Of the last will Of Thomas II.
List, and others, to Peter Roth, In con-
alteration Of $4,000, for half Of lot SS in
EoH's addition.
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This is Holy or Maundy Thursday, and
In the Catholic churches Is commemorate
cd the institution Of the Sacrament Of the
Body and Blood Of Christ, In Cathedrals
also the Oils are consecrated-0ll OF the
Sick, Oil OF CateChumers and the OhrismB
which are used in the Sacramento oil
Baptism, Confirmation, Orders and Ex.
IRENE Uhctlon. As no mass Is celebrated
on Good Friday in alllthe world, a Con-
seCrated Host Is preserved from Thurs-
day, which Is consumed On Good Friday.
The Repository In which this is placed Is
always profusely decorated with laces,
flowers, taperS and other burning lights.
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MILWAUKEE, April 2l.-GuStave Men.
delsohn, a general salesman for the whole
sale dry goods house Of Marshall, Field
4 Co., Chicago, created a great sensation
by committing suicide in a disreputablt
house here this morning. The tragedy
occurred In the room OF Camille Beaubray,
an inmate Of the house, who came from
Montreal, and with whom the salesman
was infatuated. II Is said that he talked
Of suicide all day yesterday, and wrote
farewell letters 10 the girl, 10 his wife and
10 Marshall, Fields & %.
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The journeymen painters Of the city met
again last nightto complete the ~organiza.
ton Of a union. Richard Pratt presided
and William X. Sharp acted as Secretary.
A number OF the employing painters Of
the city we're also present and will co.
operate with the organization. There are
now thirty-fonr members enrolled. II was
decided last night To become a local Assem-.
bly, OF the Knights OF Labor. Messrs. r.
Pratt, James Marshall and L. w. Collins
were elected delegates 10 the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly.
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Doctor. doing 20 oh.rls.ton.

On Wednesday, May 10, the West Viz.
sinia State Medical Society meets al
Charleston, and will probably be In Sos
sion three days. The delegates from
Wheeling and this vicinity are trying to
arrange for an excursion by river. The
new steamer Courier can be secured fol
the trip, and II q party Of forty physicians
and their wives or friends can be made up,
the whole expenses OF the trip TO Charles
ton, board and lodging on the boat while
there, and the return passage, will be but
$40. The idea 10 10 leave on Tuesday, the
18th, and return on Friday, the 21St.
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A nnlumorn q ohio nrnnnh.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany has agreed To build and operate q
branch road from the main stem to
Berkeley SPRING., provided Morgan county
will subscribe $4,000. The people are
very much interested in the railroad.
These small railroads are a very great
benefit To- the State and especially 10 the
people who live along the line.
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nnnrnnllnn Al Now otlenp..

NEw ORLEANS, La, April 9l.-yhO o.
ernor has issued a proclamation esii'
fishing a quarantine from and after My
10th against all vessels arriving at Zoe
Mississippi quarantine station from lhlsl'
tropical America and West Indian pofu,
In accordance with recommendations o.
the Board Of Health OF that State.
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Made by n Lunaoy oommittso-A Family d,
Eight Idiots.

"
Eight Idiots.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2l.-The Rood
to-day says: The most pitable csse thathn
yet come uneer the notice Of the Lunlcy
Committee was discovered last week 10
%Fountaindale, Adams county, where jacob
Miller, o wealthy farmer, was found living
with his eight imbeCile children. The
mother Of this miserable family had died
several years ago insane, her reason having
given way under the terrible strain 10
which she had been subjected. The poor
woman had given birth to eleven children
between 1860 and 1874, and not one OIL Der
numerous Offspring was possessed Of
Q sound mind. Nine children at
still living, one daughter, poi.
sessed Of q limited amount o.
intelligence, having been married. The
remaining eight are cared for by Their
father In his home, which was mi noa
deplorable condition when Secretary OUT
and q member Of the Committee vist'
the place. Five Of the children are DIT.
cling idiots, past all hope Of redemption
while the other three are sOmeThS
brighter.
MI. Miller expressed a deep aEectiontt
his unfortunate children. HO said tli'
they were well fed and seemed haPph
though he was not able To keep then
well clothed on account Of their biBIh,
II was learned that Mr.. ani
Mrs. Miller were blood cousins o.
the first degree, and 10 this fact alone lls
members Of the committee attributed ll'
imbecillty Of their offspring. The laIheil
however, had no explanation for tho ma,
ter, and he looked upon the aIllictiOn asa
stroke Of Providence.
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THEGAsplpE I N
For the West Virginia OOmPauy-DItChlug at
the Far End.

1t was the intention Of the Natural Gas
Company Of West Virginia to have con-
tractor Kimberly begin the work OF
ditching for their pipe line to this city
here and at the other end Of the line
simultaneously. Some misunderstanding
occurred at the works where their pipe is
being made, however, and 1t is not being
delivered as rapidly as was anticipated.
The first installment Of the pipe was to
have been delivered at the far end yester'
day, and diEching will commence there
probably in q day or 80. II will not be
long until another gang Of men breaks
ground at this end also.
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That famous spectacular extravaganza
"The DEVILS Auction" will be presented
at the Opera House next Tuesday evening
by a company OF sixty people. The com
pany has even finer paper this season
than ever before.
Nh. Robert j. Filkins died at Wichita
Kansas, Monday evening, Of pneumonia
He was manager Of Miss Lillian Spencer
and one Of the best known Of theatrical
men. He made the fortunes Of ]. II.
Hayerly, for q long time was press agent
OF F%orepaugh's circus, and has been con,
nected with other first class enterprises
He visited Wheeling repeatedly with
Haverly's Mastodons, the Juvenile "Pina.
FORE" Forepaugh and Miss Spencer, and
was we'll known and liked here.
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Great interest Is felt In the concert 10 be
given at the Opera House next Monday
evening by the Opera House orchestra,
assisted by Miss Flora Williams, soprano,
Prof. Hermann SchoCkey, violiniSt, Prof.
II. j. Arbenz, pianist, and q number Of in
s~trumentalists from Pittsburgh. The fol.
lowing programme will be rendered,
PARTL
Overture : "The Poucher; or, the Voice Of
NATURE :.',.. /. q: i:;r"'';T; 4 horGng
Solo for oboe and biIIOOlt- "Big and lit.
ys%ntasIe-ia #; & lay in i6c GGSiisd ii,ii I', III king j
Vocal sOlO-'O luce di quest auitna' -""..D onlIettl
Miss Flora Williams.
Grand Selection - Musical Tournament
L stetefeld,
rART II.
observation-disclosures Dream ..................C Kess9n
Piano Solo "CaptlCcioso brilliant e. MGndelsolln
Miss Flora Williams.
String QuartetteU. ...... .......4 .."".."..". W. Echl
Clarl0ucttC SOlO-"A Dream .............. BAermAnn
antasie. ..".Y ... .'..''..".. ...."'". '.";'',,,kl ling
Nalu-"bWeetlleart "'"....+.......' strauss
The sale Of reserved seats for the con-
cert commences this morning at Banners
music store. The admission to all parts
Of the house on this occasion will be but
fifty cents, and no extra charge will be
made for reserved seats. This low rate
for such an unusually fine entertainment
and the fact that 1t will be the first enter.
tainment after Lent, ought to serve 10 gil
the house, both upstairs and down, 10
overlooking. The orchestra Is eminently
deserving Of suGh patronage; for several
years 1t has lRbored hard 10 elevate the
musical standard here. 1t has attained a
place which makea Il a credit 70 the city.
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EDWARD L. Rose { %. havlnsputchassd
the interests Of the Howe y, Nj. %. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will. keep q full line Of
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with lts perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork, Don't fail 10 ace The
the Standard. See advertisement on an
hthhf nara.
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The following shows the range oil the
Thermometer AZ obssrved At sChnepfAdtug
store, Opera House corner, yesterdays z
A. Nj 63S; IL NJ, 7b'I 8 P.MI TT'i7 p NJ
O8',
INDICATIONS.
wAsHiNaroS, D. O., April g2.-i A. NJ
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
weather, stationary temperature, light,
variable winds.
Eof Lower lake region, fair weather,
stationary temperature, variable winds,
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Manager Gsnther, OF the Peoples
Theatre (late the Academy, after a
weeks rest, will open this house next
Monday evening" with the National Ideal
Opera Company, q tipe organization,
which will present THE Mikade" Monday
and Tuesday evenings and Wednesday
afternoon, "0livette" Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, "Pinafore," Friday
evening and Saturday afternoon and "La
Mascotte" Saturday night. Mr.. Genther
has inaugurated another new departure;
reserved seats for this engagement will be
sold at Henry Somebody's, on Market
street, opposite the Mcclure house, com.
menCing this morning,
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TwRNriBrH annual enCampment Grand
Army Of The Republic at Cleveland, Ohio,
April 2Sth, goth and 90Eh, 1880. Round
trip tickets will be sold by the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company, good going
April goth and 9Th, good returning 10
May I'd inclusive, at q rate oil one fare for
The round tfip.
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THINGS @TnEATl,lCAL.
"Youug Mrs. wluthrOp"-AwOok of OpSr
OLher Attractions.

Other Attractions.
At Banners music store this morning
the sale Of reserved seats will commence
for the engagement.of "Young Mrs. Win.
thtop," which is to be presented at the
Opera House Saturday afternoon and
evening next. The Company Is made up
Of first class people with national fame as
actors. It will arrive in the city Friday,
but that being Good Friday, will rest that
night. The play is one OF Bronson How.
ards best and most popular. 1t needs no
praise where It has been seen.. After a
weeks complete rest from theatre going
the town will doubtless be hungry for a
good performance Saturday, and those
desiring seats should secure them early.
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SPRING and Summer stock Just 70.
Ceiyed. An elegant and complete line 81
Sultlhgs, rantalOQhings anu OTerCoat.
lngs, which we will make up In tile best
q. HESS Il SONS,
1891 a. 1898 Market Street.
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opeuing Of Easter Hats and Bonnets
Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoons
and evenings. Mrs. All, WoRtS,
1858 Main street,
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10 c~lev,lAad and UhIeago.

FOF UIUVVINuW hhU UHIuHBu'
By taking the ii47 n. N. lCity tlme)
train oil the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland at 0i25 =.
H., and ChlGSgo at $3.50 the following
morning. Connections made In Union
depot, Chicago, Tor all points west.
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Easter Opening.

Opening Of Easter Hats and Bonnets
Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoons
and evenings. MRs. A. j. WORKS,
1858 Main street.
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Mn. MARTIN THORNTON says he Is kill.
ng off rheumatism at q great rate. He
rtill has a few more bottles left oithe great
rheumatic remedy, =
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STANTON 4 DAvRNRoRr's Easter offerings
are beyond question the choicest goods
ever displayed In Wheeling,
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Easter opsb

Opening Of Easter Hats and BohnetB
Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoons
and evenings. Mas. A. j, WoRls,
1858 Main stfeet
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REMEMBER your friends and make them
happy by sending one OF those handsome
Aas'9f VA'u0 l'Y sTArrOr & pAyrrpOnr,s.
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ELEaAST Ealler novelties, In cards,
books and ornaments, al
STANTON 4 DAvRNPoRf's.
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INSTANTANEOUS relief from neuralgia d
afforded by rubbing with st. Jacobs of.
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IT is quite the proper thing TO send your
Nsteady company" one Of Stanton h Dav.
exports handsome Easter cards.
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LYScn's own make mems calf shoes, ali
for 81 go.
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IT will be a treat TO you 10 look In Stan.
ton & Davenpotts windows and zee theft
Easter display,
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1YScn's own make mems calf shoes, all
tot O 80.
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1YSon'a own make men's call Hhoss, all
styles, iof q 90
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SPECTACLEs adjusted by means oil
The johnson dlgptrlC eye meter, having
combinations Of nearly 600 lenses. he
traction IA measured TO the OnG.huH'
dfedth part Of ian incl. The only lnStrl'
nient Of the kind In West Virginia. Sat
jacob W. GRUnB,
OptlClAn and Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market sts,
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l,s.oOod& O,,AOll Dry GOOdsthOchsapeat
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-07-08
VESSELS EXPECTED.

Brit blk Birmah. Jenns, from Glas-
gov. due June 25-30.
Brit blk Isle of Erin, Nicholson, from
Liverpool, due July 1871.
Am blk Edward May, johnson, from
Boston, due August 20-31.
II G NJ Bismarck, from Auckland,
N u, via Samoa, due April 20-30.
III l G NJ S Gneisenau, from Auck-
land, N Y, via Samoa, due April 20-30,
ii G M s Olga, from Auckland, n Y.
via Samoa, due April 20-G0.
Brit ship Amana, from Liverpool, due
August 1925.
Haw brig Allie Rowe, J Philips, from
Hongkong, due June 1870.
S S City of Rio de Janeiro. from San
Fancisco, en- route to Yokohama and
Hongkong, due July 8.
Am bark Aurora, from Newcastle, n
S w, due July Ito.
Am blk f Sieben, from Newcastle,
N S w, due July 20-3l.
Am blk Holden, from Newcastle, n )
w, due July 1920.
Am brig Salina, Blake, from San
Francisco, due at Kahului, June 20-26
Boil bark Don Nicolas, Ross, from
Port Townsend, w Il. due July 2O-3l.
r M S S Mararoa (BriD, James Edie,
from San Francisco, en- route to the
Colonies, July 10.
Am schr Ida Schnauer. from Eureka.
Cal, due at Kahului, July 2O-30.
Mic blk Rimijio, Howard, from De-
part,we Bay, B G, due June $3.50.
Am schr Dora Bluhm, Bluhm, from
Port Townsend, due at Kahului, July
1925.
Am schr John G North, Moore, from
Port Townsend, due at Mahukona, July
1000