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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11
STATEMENT NO. IL.
Showing the Objects Outstanding Were Issued
January 1884, ~

Showing Objects Which Issued
January 1884,
Bonus in
1851. 49,.
bonds ISSUED
Bonus to Northern Pacific
ISSUED the year 1879 12OOOOp
Sewerage ISSUED
and 1883
ISSUED
dby
issued in the 1878
extension of St lin
and 1888
in
Grading
Total bonds January 1854
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11
ditures less 90 city orders paid by the CITY
Treasurer during the said year 1888 ............
Us oOOs ~
S1.s13.273.34

diures" city orders paid by the CITY
Treasurer during the said year 1885, ................
Grand total ................ ss1
-. 80. - EXPENDITURES
Henry Starkey's sidewalk hof July 80,
y pa 40 as per Statement No B. IN detail S43454
Peter Berkeys sidewalk
per Statement No.
Peter Berkey's- sidewalk contract year 1888.
. paid as per Statement No S6.771.44
Peter berkey's street coswalk OF
paid Statement n etail
Street grading contracts paid Statement No. -.
detail.
Cedar pavement contracts paid Statement No
Stone pavement contract paid State
ment No. g. in detdl ............. 5142ss5
Sewer contracts paid Statement m 14664599
ment No 8 in detail. 5Oo79.sO
B. i'll detail Observation-Disclosures. 1894
Change of grades damages paid Statement
No in detail 1887 S612 Rag
One half estimated O improvements paid city
treasury to letting
per 500 90
Insey Shire d Tnlock Ion
new iron OF Wabasra
river as per saemen No g. in detail a9,1Oo.o 90 :.
bridge over mississippi 10000
miscellaneous repairs to Wabaha bridge Mississippi
river paid Statement No in detail. a4154s
George w SherwoOds contract
bridges Statement No q in detail
james Coeleys contract paid for carpenterng of market
house Statement No B. in detail
kodger q Davis contract paid
smoke stack Statement in s5a79s
liudners ut house,
paid Statement No
Gregg, D. H., contract
Statement No. s. in deai
Frohne Mansfield additional clock i'm
house; No ind
L. Bunhams contract for around market
balance Statement
Andrews Co.. Chicago. paid
in market house. Statement No in detail. $4,000
John Mullen contract for fire ciern paid,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-08
ANsw tiA,. on and Coal COMPANY,

Secretary Of State Walker has Issued a
certificate Of incorporation to the West
Virginia Gas, Oil and Gas Goal Company,
organised for the purpose Of boring for,
mining and producing natural gas, oil and
coal, purchasing, leasing and holding
lands and mining rights and generally
carrying on the business OF developing
oil, natural gas and coal territory. The
principal office Of the Campany islocated
at Warrington, Marion county. The capt
tai stock is limited 10 one million dollars,
one thousand dollars Of which have been
subscribed In shares Of one hundred dol
lars each and are held by the following
inOrporatorsi John W, Mason and John
T. MCGraw, Of Grafton, Charles L. Wells,
Of Gioyer's Gap, j. I'll. Watson ald WIN.
A. 0hley, OF Fairmont, John BlRekshere,
Of Warrington, Alfred Hood, Of Myes.
vile, Columbus Sshon, OF Mason county,
and D. H. Leonard, OF ParkerBburg. A
meeting will be held at ManningtoS on
the 22ld inst at which time the organisa-
ton will DO completed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-08

BEadtlrstfS, the weekly financial and
commercial newspaper published by The
Bradstreet' Mercantile Agency, Is now In
lis thirteenth volume, and stands at the
head OF allthe financial and commercial
periodicals Of this county, and Ii sur.
passed by none In Europe. In the twelve
volumes already issued eau be found more
original and earthly prepared matter
facts aud DEMONSTRATING to business
topics than can be found In any other be.
riodical for the same period. Nor ID II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-08
BARKLRY ON DEoK.
GlaslOOuE Departs TO.day-A Damage
Suit.


Jack Glasseoek, Of this city, leaves to-
day for St, Louis, where be will At once 60
into a couss Of tFainlng in a gymnasium
to get himself into trim for the opening Of
the base ball season, when he will again
play with the league club Of that city,
Yesterdays Pittsburgh Dispatch says;
The advent Of Barley, Morris and Car
roll, Of the Allsgheniss, to the city yeeter-
day, gave a great impetus TO base ball
matters, Barley did mot arrive until 4 $50
last evening, he having missed the morn
ing train. He Immediately repaired 70
the Office Of President Nimick, and, after
consultation with their legal adviser, they
sought Preaident Mex night, Of the Ameri-
can Association.
lilo was formally served with notice that
unless Barley would be reinstated within
q certain time the Association would be
sued for damages, Mr.. Mcknight said he
would inform the directors rs soon as pos
sible about the new turn affairs had taken.
Barley said he considered the late de-
cision very unjust to him. They fined and
suspended him, and yet had let Burch go.
Morris and Carroll arrived yesterday.
They are both in excellent condition.
Barley, Smith, Morris and Carroll are
now here, and Whitney will come next
week. Ed. STartwood, OF the Brooklyns,
who, along with Toale aud Smith, was
found praCtiCing at Old City Hall yester-
day, said that the club to which he be-
loIged would do big work this year, They
had secured two new catchers, Clarke, oil
Cincinnati, and MGOsuley, Of Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.

a. a.. nm. mi NHtt,. 49,. UantL.
strangers ~ '"e an 49, aSu Hs ~
1t, INA M. MiohssI RsilIv sre a. Nav
nrlssna -Hf'
Insane ,s -, ,,,,, .,.,,,... =, a.. 4. i.
Mr; Eu' EMS ID ViSiuns olu lrienuS III
'ne Guy. ~
:, S tlii bfg9w S q harper fefry' i'@ 'he
nowell mousse .,
Mr.. Walter II. Wheat Will leave thla
week for Kansas.
Hon. John W, Okey, OF Columbus, was
in town yesterday,
Feargus Whalley.is back from two
weeks trip through the State. "
Miaa Totta Wilson has ralurned frotn
a nlsSsant Wait 10 BROOKLYN fiends.
ME- Ans NsyIor n iho Tslsrd a Via.
iting hnr Grand ,asenta al Wslishnr1
~ ~. -. !, 80. t,,,i,,.
Mlliam M n. aua S ~ !. Mllllalls'
Oh Loneon, Epg" Me as the on sannes'
Mr. y, y, kayfe, o. Diana, Dakota, is the
guest q n m nlee S s,s rs. Mslof y. d. nor
ton ana 1lts. ~ 'aennoh
Judge Jackson and CLERK Moore, Of the
y. s. Court, spent Sunday ct their homes,
The former at Parkersbutg and the latter
at Olarksburg. t+t et
Mrs. +. s.. Hesrne and her niece, MISC
Mamie Meade. al Chicago. returned home
satt1fAav from Missouri, where they were
called by the death Of Miss Lesde's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-08
MARrlN,s pERnY.
The Etna and Standard stsiks-variOuS
Local Items.

Ths Etna and Standard stsiks-ValiOus
Local Items.
The lookup did not contain single I'M
fortunate over Sunday,
Mira. Thomas Mallanoy, OF the First
ward, Is dangerously ILL.,.
The entertainment at the Lafayette rink
Saturday night was well patronizsd.
Judge j. S. Cochran is spoken Of US the
regular Republican candidate for City So
licitor,
Saturday was pay day at several OF the
factories, and Us q result merchants ex-
periencsd q fair trade,
The Elson Glass, Worksrecently received
some new machinery, aud good ware con-
tinues to be turned out.
Conrad Long proposes to commence the
erection Of athres.sIory brick building
some time during the spring,
Mr., Smith, the inventor Of the gas fur
mace at the Buckeye Glass Works, II is
said, will give the experiment another test
shortly.
Several new publications have been
ordered for the free reading room, The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
met at the rooms Saturday.
Communion services were held at the
Methodist Episcopal church yesterday,
Presiding Elder Webb, Of SteubenvlIle
district, officiating He preached both
morning and evening,
William Finn, oil Pittsburgh, represent.
ing natural gas company, was In town
Saturday making some investigation. He
wac well pleased with the territory, but
made no statement 90 to what would be
done toward securing gas the coming
summer.
Mike Powers, an old man who has been
working near town for some time, was
found lying OH the street yesterday morn
ing In an unconscious condition, He had
evidently been there since some time dur
ing the night bsfore, and the suppoaition
il that he had been drinking 10 excess.
Tho Marshal being notified had him re-
moved and cared for, and application will
at once be made to the Township Trus.
tees to have him sent to the poor house.
The strike at the IE.na and Standard
mills remains about the same, no COM
promise having as yet been effected. The
absence OF smoke near the mills does not
indicate prosperity Ia. Etnaville, The
operators claim that they have made four
distinct proposals 10 the men, as follows:
First, To pay the same wages as are paid
in the Wheeling district merchant bar
mills. Second, TO pay the ruling rates in
Pittsburgh mills for the same class Of
work. Third, that theY would nav the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-08
DAvENpORT's "FEDORA''
And R. 4, nIaatslps "LarIs IpsssaN satur.
day NiRht,


Fannie Davenport, Mr.. R. B. Mantell
and a Uniform and capable company pre-.
scented sRrdou's HFsdora" at the Opera
House Saturday night Tor the first time In
Wheeling. The audience allied every seat
down stains, except few in undesirable
corners, and there was 8 goodly number
IN the balcony, Large as the audience
was, It was notably select. Miss Dayen-
port was warmly greeted upon her inst ap-
pearanCe, 6he had already many adj
mireIl In Wheeling, bat even the most
enthusiastic Of these were surprised ut the
new power she exhibited. Nj. Mantell,
Of whom so much has bsen heard, diBap.
pointed those present when he entered,
but al traces Of this disappointment van.
ished when he spoke. His sppearsnce Is
not likely to predispoAe one in his favor;
but he possesses & TsEe voice, full Of mu-
sic, we'll modulRted, and his tones are
more expressive than his words,
The first three acts Of "Fedora" tell
much the same story as Louise Bales
"DRgmar," which is q diluted version OF
SardOua play with a changed den6usment
llllpd WH1 AtAA eSpA NILES lAAA9 uAA hu
admirable criterion by which to gauge
Miss DRvenport's genius. The former Is
an actress OF much talent, finished artist,
fine elocutionist. Her acting Is always
fine, bat never great. The latter ia q
woman Of genius, She Is not without
faults, but the sacred Are Of inspiration
gloRs through the Characterization Of
Fedora as II did not through anything she
has done before, Her art is invisible. To
the auditors eyes and ears and heart she
is Fedora.
In the eGenG in her apartment when
LOris completes his confession and she
torblds his departure; in the episode in
tho fourth act when her fundamentally
in LOrts's woes ID discovered, and In the
closing catastrophe, abe achieved q tri-
umph neyer surpassed on o Wheeling
stage, carrying the breathless audience
with heroine lady becoming so rapt in
the scene that she individually inter-
Tupted with q cry the struggle between
,L.Oris and Fedora. The death scene can
and should be improved, Mr.. Mantells
acting explained and Justified his great
and sudden fame. He bore role which
is almost without precedent in such u
manner as to fairly divide the honOrs with
the star, Ths other members OF tho
company are not called upon to do hard
work, but they bear themselves with
grace and enact their characters with an
interest aud care which adds TO the pleas
urs Of the splendid performance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-08
Whol.,nls rro.ssn,Ion. b rollnu.

Late Friday night George McCord, the
crooked cigar maker who was released on
bpil in The U. s. Court last Tuesday, but
on 1.-THE same day was found with d forged
certificate Of registration, lots oicontra-
band stamps and other illegal articles in
bis shop, was locked up BY the police.
Saturday Officer West started 10 take him
10 the y. s. Court, when he resisted, and
two other policemen had 70 20 to ivy est's
cid. His bopdSmAn surrendered him in
court, and 10 was locked up. He made q
confession, duplicating two other men
aud boy In file crookedness. He also
worked with one Harris, a cigar maker at
GAINESVILLE, who has "pkipped,n II is
asserted that his books show that be was
pattonized by about sixty local retailers,
and tits expected that these will'all be
prosecuted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-08
IRON AND MALE,
News from tho Wsstsrn FAstOrisS-A New
Mnohine.

News from the Western fAStOrisS-A Now
Machine.
The officers OF the Cummings mill are
trying TO hold q conference looking to q
compromise with their loCked-out work.
men.
The Bay View nail mill was started up
Thursday morning, the frat departing mt
set In operation being the plate mill, Civ.
ing employment directly 10 about two
husdred men. The natlers arc feeding
their own machines. r
Mr.. Philip Henry Moore, formerly Of
this city, who Is now doing the iron, steel
and nail industries OF this section flr his
paper, the 81. Louis Age Of StseI, is writing
valuable series oil letters over the sigma
ture Of "Oold Short"
From Pittsburgh comes the somewhat
Sensational rumor that the nallefs and
feeders Of that city are to cut loose from
the main body oil the strikers, form an in-
dependent organization, and 90 TO work.
The report Is at once stamped as a canard
by nallers' officials here and at Pitts.
burgh.
T. w. Johnstone, Of Terre Haute, who
ia interested In the construction Of the new
nail factory at Hammond, Ind, says the
company Is now thoroughly organized,
and purpose erecting one Of the finest nail
making plants In the country. Mr.. John
stone will 20 to Evansville, Ind, on Tues
day for the purpose Of having the ma.
Chinery Of q mill purchased at that place
removed to Hammond. He says that the
construction oftne mill Ia now an assured
fact.
The Terre Haute Erprets says: Two
heating furnaces have been In operation
at the nail works this week making, eight
heats per day. The other heater is sick,
but will probably 20 on Monday. One
roller Is working. The output in the nail
factory Is increasing every week. Joe
Clay says there Is little doubt the nail
strike could be compromised ns far as the
question OF wages was concerned but for
the 04S feeder nailers who are OF work. All
Of these men the companies are pledged
to keep.
One Of the most valuable patents which
has ever been isshed to q citizen OF the
United States was granted by the patent
office short time ago, aud has been mem
toned by some OF the newspapers Of the
east. It's o very simple device, and in It's
simplicity lies great portion fits value.
It Is series OF heavy rollers for rolling
old steel rails into nail plates. Heretofore
these old rails had to DO melted over be.
fore they could BIZ used. BY this machine
they are cutup into sections Of three feet
each and rolled out into perfect plates by
simply placing them through two sets Of
rollers made especially for the purpose.
The patentee has already made contracts
which will bring him at least $4,000 a
year during the life Of the patent In this
country alone, and he has been offered q
bonus Of 100000 as well as hall the
profits for the right to use the invention
In the countries Of Europe, where the
device has also been patented,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-08
TARouaH TnE sTATk.
Accidents ana Iaoidsats in West virginia
and Vicinity.

and Vicinity.
The trustees OF the FiFt Presbyterian
church Of Washington, Pa, are c9nsieel.
ing proposals. for building O chapel 10 cost
The WellshurR Herdld suggests 70 the
Temperance people Of that place that they
boycott AZ those IN business VINO lANoF
the granting Of license to saloonists'
William Warner, Of Brooke county,
while visiting his son, G. W, Warner, Nv
ing near st. Mary's, became insane ana 20
violent that he had 70 be placed IN lali IN
Peasants county.
The Paw Paw tanneIy, In Hampshire
eounty,,is the largest OF the many Located
| in that seclion Of country, Last year y
consumed 10000 cords Of bark, for which
the sum Of sill 900 was paid ont.
Mrs. Matilda Jsfffles, Of GTeenbEefr
county, in getting out Of bed fell ana
broke her hip. She WAS Is years old, ana
this injury so aggravated her other IN
firmities that she died very suddenly
The Quarterly Conference Of the Coving'
ton Nv. Val Circuit bias adopted reesolu,,
tons asling that it be not transferred
| from the Baltimore to the West virginia
Conference Of the 81, Z. Church South
At sewsll Station, Kanawhe county
John Nicko!s struck J,s; L. SpiesF twice
over the head with heavy walking cane
liphicEing serious but not fatal wounds
The difficulty grew out OF q family quar-
rel. Nichols disappeared.
Richard Cauty, Of Mineral county
forced an entrance to the residence o.
Michael Burke, his lsther;in.law. and
stole q quantity OF goods, while MT. Burke
was away performing the sad duty Of
burying his wife, A search warrant
found the goods in ORuty's hog pen.
They were recovered and Canty arrested
after a desperate struggle, IN which
knives, pokers and revolvers took an
active part
There we're 1--we new wells completed
in the Washington county, Pa, oil field
Last month, with q production OF $50 bar,
rels, or an average OF 30 barrels, which 10
said to be more than twice tho average In
any other field, The average In the Kane
district was 81 barrels, While that In the
Cooley run district was Is barrels, The
field now shows Al wells drilling, 22 rigs
up, and Is wells producing, with q pro-
duction OF 800 barrels,
George T. Gosorn, ex.Postmaster at
Piedmont and also formerly editor Of the
Piedmont OJMrer, has purchased the
South Branch Gaelic, good live paper,
independent in politics, but with q s.rong
Republican inclination, and the only
paper published In Grant county, Mr.,
Gosorn has the ability to keep up the
high tone that Mr., A, S. Maxwell, the re-
firing editor, has always maintained In
the paper, aud 10 make 1t better even
than 1t has been.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-08
Mnrrh-pon l.anIro, nom the oporeLtA.
Tho New Nst,,ral on. sOheme,

Saturdays PhtsburOh TiHlcs,
4. A. Gillespie, Superintendent Of the
Philadelphia Company, and William Finn,
Of this city, met fifteen representatives Of
the glass manufacturers OF Wheeling Bal.
laire, Bridgeport and Martins Ferry at
the Stamm House, Wheeling, on ThurS-
day, and held a conference with them In
relation 10 the introduction Of natural gas
Into Wheeling. The Philadelphia Com.
pany controls largo block Of territory In
Washington county, which is situated in
the best Ras.produCllg field. Fr m II to
Wheeling the distance is about thirty
miles, and a pipe line could be laid TO
traverse the distance at not more than the
average cost.
The Pittsburgh men have held confer
encss with nail manufacturers Of Wheel
ing and II Ia probable have secured their
cooperation in the project. 1t Is under.
stood that another meeting will be- held
OF which the manufacturers will decide
whether or not they will support the Phil.
adelphia company In it's extension ven
ture. The land controlled by the Pblla-
delphia company in Washington county Ia
virgin territory, as no wells have been
drilled 10 take the flush of II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-08
THE THANKSGIVING
oaLEpaAGloN OF Fnn Q. .. Q. 0. :.
At the Opera House Yesterday Afternoon.
The House Crowded to Hear ths Flps
Anniversary Sermon BY Prof. Jas. Il.
Jsuss-ARI Interesting Programme,

On the arst Sunday of March in each
year the Grand United Order Of Odd
Fellows celebrates day of Thanksgiving.
Yesterday the annual celebration by
Eureka Lodge No. 1907, of this city, oe-
CURED at the Opera House, which was
crowded with people OF both Color.
many Of the /. o, y. +. members being
In the audience. The Patriarchats and
the subordinate lodge met at the lodge
rooms on Main street at 2:SOp. NJ, and ut
8 O'Clock marched in full uniform and
regalla and with banners flying, to the
Opera House. Here the coiored lodge OF
Sisters VI Rebekah, SONS thirty strong,
had already assembled. The male co.
cieties marched upon the stage, where
seats were provided ina Eeml.clFcle, and
where they were received by Committee
IN charge OF James jones, +. n. +.
The PatriaIChats uniform Is handsome
and brilliant, and the unusually precise
maneuvres OF the members on Market
street and their soldierly bearing and line
marching made sensation,
At the Opera House the following inter-
eating programme waa rendered, Green
LETTERS, v, G, being MasIero OF Ceremonies;
/. Organ Voluntary Alss Nettle L. PoinleIter
Z, Opening lily mu.. before JehOvAh'G Awful ThrDne
! uOniehliOlRl.r..,ltdby ChaplainG g. v, A0len
Response rhy lhe Order
!, ArAi ',,','''''hhN W. ~ JHyt
D.
g. simultaneously plOl jas. H. J0uus, b. v, y.
EE.Dltrict Master OF OhiO luTisdicton'
Il
y, Rev. j. II DAILY
The music was by a selected choir, with
Miss Nettis Poiudexter as accompanying on
the organ.
The sermon by Prof. Jones was on The
Bond OF Brotherhood" the text being the
forty second verse OF tho twentieth chap
ter Of first Samuel; go in peace, ioras-
much as we have sworn both Of US in the
name Of the Lord, saying; The Lord Do
between me and thee, and between my
seed and thy seed forever"
The discourse was impressive, and was
listened to throughout with the utmost
interest. The G. U, o. o. 4. was charter.
ed twenty-five years ago by the Grand
Lodge OF England, the Supreme Lodge in
this country refusing to admit CooTed
members. The first lodge started with 80
members, There arc now over $4,000,
ana at the last session Of the Supreme
Lodge /. o. o. +. there lacked but one
vote Of a majority in favor Of admitting the
G. U. o, to fraternal fellowship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-08
Gte GltteLligsuler.
Nnm Advancement.

Oflosl nos. % and n Eonr,eel!h street.