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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-10
1ocAL pREYIrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in aud About
the City.

the City.
CouScIL meets this evening,
one marriage license was Issued ysster.
day.
THE Burr's Mills csmpmsetIug COM
meEees to-day,
THREE deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
ALL departments Of the Alikanns works
start up double turn to-day,
ONLY one solitary drunk reposed in the
Lookup at midnight for thus mornings Po-
lics Court,
WoRE hgH been commenced on the OIL
well at Smithheld, Saturday tho well
was drilled to the depth OF seyenty'tour
feet,
Tug grape crop in this vicinity will be
very heavy this season Il the weather
proves favorable. The vines arc very
heavily laden,
ELIZABETH soRd yesterday qualified IS
exeCuuix OF the will Of Frederick sorg,
81, deceased. No surety was required by
the will. Bond 5000.
TnE Tri.State Reunion Committee on
| Arrangements hlu HluauSV wa AS'N SO
important meeting this evening in the
ChGmber OF Commerce rooms,
A ROLL was broken at the Brilliant
nail works yesterday, the second within
week, throwing out about 20 men until Q
new one is putin, which ia expected by
!. Thursday.
The Martins Ferry tough who wanted
10 eight anybody in Wheeling for 500,
and Who deiied Officer Watson to arres
him Sunday night, was fined $40 and cost
! In Police Court yesterday, He paid.
LETTgRs addressed to the following
named persons remained unclaimed at thu
, postolice; T. N, o. Swiugley, Henry
Steilz, Lewis Wagner, O, W, Harris, vii
liam Ross, @. D. Robbins, Ed, Aienlelr
James McCauley, John W. House.
A CONVENTION composed Of delegates
from Wheeling, Benwood, Wellsburg anC
New Cumberland assemblies Knights, o
Labor, will be held in this city next saiur
day, for the purpose Of eIeCtlng delegates
to the General Assembly, which meets II
Richmond in October.
TnE ditch OF the Manufacturers Ga
Company on Main street has reached a
far south as Tweuty.seventh street, Thu
pipe has been completed to Twenty illtl
b street, and the ditch filled to Twehty-sec
ond, The West Virginia Company i
slso making rapid progress with all 1t
lines in the city.
THE Bellsire Independent tells Its reader
: that the Wheeling park will compare ia
yorably Withthoparks Of the larger cities
and even surpasses many Of them, ant
makes delightfully."- pleasant place t
spend IN evening or afternoon. Peopll
from all around this section so out through
the week for a family picnic. No bette
place could DO selected.
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AS A SUMMER RESORT.
wheeling People Going to less Pleasante,
Places to Keep Cool.

wheeling People Going to less Pleasnnter
Places to Keep Cool.
The time Of year is now at its height
when society people leave town for the
cheated term" They 20 not because
their health or comfort Is enhanced by the
change, but because 1t 10 the fashion. OF
course there arc many exceptions. The
business man takes a needed vacation and
goes to the mountains or the lakes to fish
and recuperate. He goes to have fun and
not to be in fashion. The tired natron
goes of for visit, leaving the cares and
and worry Of housekeeping behind for q
season. She needs the rest. But tho fact
remains that most Of the Wheeling people
whose names one sees In the papers "a
psummering" here, or Frustrating there,
or spending the heated term somewhere
else are simply doing what they conceive
to be the proper caper.
In a large city like New York where the
paved streets reflect the rays Of the sun
and tho GREATNESS air Of the night Is as
sultry and liieless as the day, absence dur.
ing the dog days 10 almost necessity and
whole summers sojourn out OF town a
boon indeed. But Wheeling air is pref.
cradle to many Of the so.called summer
resorts. Her streets are cooled at night
fall by bEeezes right out Of tho balmy
woods and of the green fields. Right In
the ciiy's heart trees take In the noxious
exhalations Of her chimneys and breathe
out the liie.giving ozone. A brief walk
takes the least iavorably located deniEsn
upon tile grassy, Bun.kiBsed hills, or
among tho breezy woods. The Island is
o veritablo summer home itself, with all
the advantages Of trees and growing vege.
tatlon and the ifesh breeze
from tho Ohio hills. A short
drlve-shorter than the average daily
drive Of most sojourners at q summer re-.
sort-Nnd here Is the balsam. breathing
grove OF pines, the Park. Really Wheel.
Ing 10 as well situated for asuminer home
as half the popular and fashionable sum.
mer resorts, The public health compares
iaYorAbly with that OF such places. The
lot oil the cau't.getawayb whose lot 10 cast
in the Nail City is mot q very unhappy
anA
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THE LAUGHLIN MILL
ErEEcrs A sErrLEMENr AT LAsT
With its striking NaIlsrs After Fifteen
Months Lockout the Difficulty Is Adj
Justed-The Fesder.Nallers, Heaters
aud Rollers to Rsmain at Work.

The Laughlin Nail Company has at last
wheeled into line with the LaBells and
BenwoOd companies and made q satisfaC-
tory arrangement with It's old usilers. 1t
has been reported number Of hmss dur
ing the past six weeks that this had been
done, or was about to be done, but It was
not until yesterday that an understanding
was definitely arrived at,
There have been several conferences
over the matter, but there has always, un-
til yesterday, been some point on which
an agreement could not be reached,
The heaters and rollers now employed
at the mill will continue at work at the
same wages they have been receiving, the
settlement that has been effected being
merely with the nailers, according to
President Glessner, from whom reporter
got the confirmation OF the report, The
leeder.nailers employed are not to be dis,
turbed by the settlement, Since the old
factory burned down they have been
working in the new factory, where there
are seyenty,eight machines. About all
OF luebe mhvulnen RIe taAeui ouly Ella VI
eight beingidle, The company Willat once
put in thirty.ays more machines In the
new factory and these will be given to the
old nailers, The settlement which has
been made Is understood to be on the
same basis as that made by the Bsnwood
company with its old nailers, the Amalga'
mated Associations mailing Ecsle to be
paid,
The fact that more machines arc to be
put into the new factory at once, Is taken
TO mean that the company does not intend
to rebuild the old factory, at least not FOL
some tune to come.
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JUDGE BRANNoN,s FENcEs
In this Part Of the District Receive hl
Personal Attention.

Judge John Brannon, the well known
Lewis county statesman, arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon, wearing q bland
smile, a black cloth plug hat and a psrcale
neCktis, and with a strong grip in his
horny right hand, II is no secret that the
Judge desires TO be agsin put on the track
as the Democratic nominee for Congress
from this district; to once again mount
the stump and in his altless Lewis county
way, show the iniquihes Of the Republi,
can tariff as applied to his historic pocket
knife. He said last evening that he was
here for the purpose OF looking around
and ascsrtaining what the chances were,
He added, however, that he wanted the
Democracy to do the best thing, but de-
cliued to state Just what he considered the
best thing TO do. His modesty probably,
stood in the way OF his answering the
question,
The Democratic primaries have been
called Tor Saturday, the Plat, and the con.
vention is to be held at the Court House
on the following Monday, Judge Bran
non does not propose TO let Mr., Frame OF
Colonel Ben Wilson carry Ohio county
by dsfault-that much ia certain. At the
county convention to be held, candidates
for the House Of Delegates will DO nomi,
mated, Senatorial conterees chosen and
other interesting business transacted
Judge Brannon stated that through the
district affairs were as yet quiet, the farm
ers being too busy with their crops 10 de-
vote much time to politics. AS far as he
has progressed with his canvass, he feell
encouraged over the outlook, The CROP
are, in his opinion, the best the farmers
have had in ten years, but notwithstand
ing this, numbar are grumbling because
they are not larger,
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
A Man Falls From Ladder and is Droncicd
WITH Hat trn..

A Man Falls From Ladder and is Drcnchcd
With Hot Tar. a
Yesterday, workmen werc engaged in
roofing the new building built by F,
schenck & Sons, at Fulton, 10 take the
place OF the one which recently fell OH
account Of being ovsrburdened. George
Null, one Of the workmen, was climbing
a ladder with a bucket Of boiling tar to be
used upon the roof. When near tho rooI
the ladder slipped and no was preCipitated
10 tho ground below, the bucket following
and the hot tar pouring over him. Ono
OF his legs was broken and painful burns
were received from the tar.
Null was carried into q house and his
wounds dressed by q physlClan, after
which no was brought 10 his home in the
city. While his injuries are not danger,
Gus, he will be laid up for considerable
length Of time.
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for the escape from the system OF lis waste and
debris which, II retained, would yltlatc tho bodily
fluids aud overthrow health. That important
channel OF exit, the bowels may DO kept perma.
nCntly flee from obStructlous by using the non.
gtlpinS, gently acting aud agreeable cathartic,
Aostettet's Stomach Bitteu, which not only llber.
ates impurities, but lnvlgoratCs tho lining Of tho
Intestinal canal, when weakened by constipation
or the unwiss use OF violent prrRaliyes The
stomach, liver and urinary organs arc likewise 70.
iniorced and aroused 10 iealihful action by this
benehcent tonic aud corrective, and every organ,
nber, muscle add nerve experiences ShlfG oil III
inyigoTatilg influence. UNDERSTANDABLE In flavor,
most genial and wholesome medicinal stimulant,
and owing It's efficacy - botanic sources exclusive
", u the remedy best adapted 10 household use,
action, ~ $3.50 SPSSNs
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a DUMMY ROAD
From Wheeling to Bonwood-A Little Rail.
road Scheme.

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From Wheeling to BcnwoOd-A Little Rail.
road Scheme.
An iNTRLLI0ENCRR reporter got an ink
ling OF a little scheme that is on foot,
though tho gentlemen interested have SO
far moved very quietly. Their names
could not be learned, though 1t is asserted
that they have had charter for some
time, Their plan Is 10 construct railroad
aimilar to the Elm Grove road between
Wheeling and Bonwood, to be operated
with dummy" motors, as the Elm Grove
ia. The details could not bo obtained,
but are said to be all arranged, The idea
Ia to run hourly motors frsm the city to
Benwood, making convenient stops, but
making the run In good time. Tho
gentlemen interested, think there is
abundant room for such q road to be
operated on u paying basis notwithstaud-
Ing the present diversified facilities OF
communication, and they say they can
practically monopolize the local travel
right along, the exigenCies Of railroad
traffic precludlng tho possibility OF either
OF tho existing roads increasing the mum.
Der Of their passenger trains over this part
Of the road 80 as to bea formidable rival
to the new line. They anticipate no
difficulty about the right Of way except at
one polnt-passing tho Riverside blast
furnace.
The amount OF travel between Bellaire
and Benwood and points this side and the
city, Is large, as anybody knows who is ia.
miliar with the patronage OF the different
means OF communication. tits argued by
The promoters OF this scheme that facility Of
Communication will materially increase
the travel, and ease OF access 10 the city,
benefit ali Its business interests. Yearly
there Is a growing demand for better
means Of reaching the city, Many people
are deferred from coming to town Tor an
evening by lack Of seasonabls ways 10 re.
turn. That there Is something in favor Of
such plan can be soen'at glance, but
just how much there Is in 1t aud how sub
atantiGlly it is backed, time alone can de-
velop.
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THE OIL SITUATION,
Notes from the Interesting Wells In the
Washington Field.

Notes from the Interesting Wells In the
Washington Field.
Last evenings Washington, Pa, Re.
porter has the following; The McGahsy
10 down 1880 feet,
The T. NJ, Hall Is drilling q few feet
above the 6O'iOot, which horizon 1t will
reach to-day,
The Coast & Sons on the W. w, Smith
lost the tools on Saturday evening, but
they were recovered last night.
The Fair Grounds well is doing 50 bar
rels an hour,
The tools are still fast in Barre l.
The production OF the new wells this
morning Is as follows: The Morgan has
done rs barrels in the last "a hours; Stew
art, 90 barrels an houri Taylor, 4, $751;
Coast & Sons, p.
McKeewn 8 Is in the sand and shut
down to move the boiler,
Hess has been shut down at l475 feet
awaiting casing, The casing arrived and
on Saturday the tools were run down to
see II the hole was clear, Gazing rock was
falling In and sand pump was let down,
More rock tumbled In, covering the pump,
which may have to be drilled out.
Guffy & %, have leased the property Of
James johnson & Sons, and that Of John
NJ. johnson, adjoining farms In Canton,
On the former tract timbers are already
on the ground for a rig, A well has also
been located on the latter, where opera
lions are to begin at once.
Shirts . Ia nearly through tho Gordon
sand, but shows no oil from that horizon,
The No. 8 which struck the Gordon sand
on Saturday, resumed drilling this morn
ing, The production for the last twenty
four hours was 81 barrels,
Willets was 10 have been shot at A
o'clock this morning, but in putting in tho
shell the gas was so strong that 1t forced It
out Of the well, Mr.. Crisswell, the torpedo
man, returned to town in his wagon, and
procured $50 pounds Of shot, which will
be placed in the shell for the purpose Of
giving 1t weight, in order to sink II to the
bottom OF the hole.
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TIE pARNELL CLUB.
Meeting Last Evening-The Lucas Lectur
nnd other Matters.

Meeting Last Evening-Tho Lucas Lecture
nnd other Matters.
The meeting oil the Parnell Club held
at the Court House last evening, was only
slimly attended, and but little business
was transacted. Mr.. NJ. ]. o'Kane pre-.
sided. Mr.. T. s. Riley offered resolution
which was unanimously adopted, tender.
Ing the clubs most sincere thanks to Hon.
Daniel B. Lucas for his excellent lecture
delivered for the benefit OF the clubs fund
for the cause Of Liberty in old Ireland,
at the Opera House last Friday evening;
10 the German Insurance Company for
tho use OF the house; TO the Opera House
band for the music furnished 10 the press
for many courtesies extended, and to all
others who have in any way aided In
helping to swell the fund. This resolu-
ton and those offered by Mr.. O. B. Hart
at the conclusion Of Mr.. Lucas lecture,
were ordered spread on the minuteasyf
Mr.. Riley said that only about half OF
those who had had tickets to sell for the
lecture had reported, and 80 1t was deemed
best to adjourn until next Monday even
ing before doing anything further. AS
nearly as can be asCertained about 500
was cleared ct the lecture. AS soon as all
the money Ia in, 1t will be sent together
with what Is already in the treasury, TO
the proper persons In England, and then
the club here will suspend work tempo
farilV
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1.ten,lon Of Tho ohio liver i,nllton1,


The extension Of tho Ohio River road
from Pafkersburg to Point Pleasant IL pro.
preasinR rapidly. Last week 200 tons Of
steel rails were received and distributed
at the lower end where several miles Of
track, hAye beenlAll. The grading ls nearly
ali done and ready for tho ties. Great
progress ID being made on the pile and
tfestle work and the contractors hope 10
have everything In that line ready Tor the
suporstfuCtufe6ln short time The plert
and abuIments for The bridge over the
KanawhA at Pafksrsbutg are. fast being
completed, only one remaining inCom.
plOle, and II will soon DO above the line oil
interference from high water. Fully q
rapid progress has been made Ia the work
as was anticipated BY the construction
COMPANY
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Btlldire Indpendthi.
General Warner is In trouble over an
appointment again. Asomewhat peculiar
case OF mixed identity seems 10 exist In
connection with the appointment OF Bpe.
Cial pension examiner from this district.
Major HaSsler, appointment clerk, Satuf.
day announced Tie selection OF James ".
Walton, OF Ohio. II was civil service ap.
pointment. Mr.. 0key, who 10 General
Warmers appointee as chief Of q treasury
division, and who Is from Woodsheld, said
the man appointed was James W. Watson
Of that town, and he seemed 10 know that
was expected, but Major Hassler exhibit.
cd the certificate from the civil service
commission, and the name contained 10
James w. Walton, Of GAINESVILLE. He Il
lawyer, who once lived In WoodSHeld.
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1,IYEll NEWS.
staso of tho water an'l Stovomonts of tie

stagO OF tho Water md Movements OF tho
Steamboats,.
The Benton MacAIllen passed yester.
day, having on board a big trip.
The river 10 falling still at this point,
with depth Of 8 feet 4 inches In the
channel.
Mr.. Lewis Smith, q former we'll known
river man, now engaged III au extensive
manufacturing business Of New Cumber.
land, was In Cincinnati among old friends
last week.
The Andes arrived about 0 o'clock last
evening from Cincinnati, for which point
she will leave on her return trip a. 8
o'clock this afternoon. ShO had on board
all the freight that she could we'll carry
on this stage oil water and q goodly mum.
Der oil passengers III the cabin. Capt.
Charlie Mnhletnat IL In command 90
Usual and Mesbrs. Mart Noll and Charlie
Knox sllll smile q cordial welcome from
the Office. The Ahdes 10 q good, BtaunCh
steamer with an enviable reputation 90 q
careful and convenient carrier, Her pas.
senger facilities are oil that could DO
aakOd,
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Anour rropLE.
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad,


Abroad.
Miss Wright leaves for ST, Louis, Thurs.
day morning.
MI. r. ]. Beatty, Of steubenville, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Julia L. Barton has returned from
q visit 10 friends in Ohio.
Mr.. +. NJ. Durbin, cashier OF the Graf
ton Bank, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. II. N. Ogden, OF Falrmont, was
regstered at the stamm House yesterday.
Mics Mary Wright, Of this city +, lsspend.
ing few weeks with friends in Tilton.
vile, Ohio.
Misses Lucie and Minnie Loring left for
OlaIksburg last evening, where they will
visit for several days.
Mr.. Charles Bukey, son Of Col. Van
Bukey, Of Psrktrsburg, passed through
the city yesterday en- route for Chau'
tRuqua,
Miss sallie Wilson, oil the Ninth ward,
will leave for two weeks visit to frlenda
at Wheeling to.day.-Pittsburgh CONNER
cial.Gd,stte .-.. IS
Miss Ella Heinllen, OF the south SIDE,
left yesterday for tho Lakes where she
will remain with friends for the balance Of
the season.
Mr.. Mack Brechbill, Of Dunbar, Pa, Is
at tho Mcclure House. Ho rode from
Dunbar here on his bicycle, and will re.
turn In the same way.
Mr.. H. L. Bond and Miss Ella Amick
will be married at the Baptist church at s
o'clock this evening, A reception at the
brides home will follow the ceremony.
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Excursion tickets TO all land points in
Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Nebraska,
Texas, Minnesota and Dakota, will DO Rsld
by the Pennsylvania Lines West Of Pitts.
burgh, on August 18th, September 9Th and
2lst. The ratio will not be more than one
fare for the round trip. Residents OF the
interior States have never had better OPP.
portunity 10 visit the grain and grazing
lands Of the Southwest, West, or North.
weat. Fo full information call upon or
address any Passenger or Ticket Agent oil
tho Pennsylvania Company; Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & 81. Louis Railway Company,
or Chicago, st. Louis & Pittsburgh Rail.
road Company. TuaF.
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E1.prosldont harrison. nemnln,

CINCINNATI, o., August GA move
mCnt is now being pushed here to remove
the body Of ex.President William Henry
Harrison from North Bend, on tho Ohio
river, twelve miles below, to Spring Grove
Cemetery. The cemetery association
will donate a suitable site, and 1t Is said
that Senator Ben Harrison, grandson OF
the hero Of .Tippecanoe, is in favor OF the
removal. General Harrison's remains
are now buried In knoll at North Bend
with no monument to mark them and not
even @ fence 10 protect them,
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Tomorrow the steubsnville ball club will
play here against the lone niue, at the
New Fair Grounds. The visiting team
has just finished laying out the strong
zanesville combination, having won two
out Of three games played labt week, and
come here with the expectation Of adding
another scalp 10 their collection, but ID
view Of the greatly improved play Of the
Wheeling nine they will have their hands
full, Play will DO called at $3.50. and
there will undoubtedly be some good ball
playing.
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WE hive introduced a new system Of
selling Watches on the lnstallmCnt plan
Wherebyyou can secure watch at once
on easy payments. Tall and Investigate.
JACOB W. GRuBB, Jeweler,
f5r Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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BY virtue OF Deed Of Trust made by the Wheel.
Ing Roller Rink Association, q corporation under
Trustee dated April 20, 1885, recorded IN the OlleO
Of the Clerk OF tho County Court Of Ohio County,
West Virginia. In Deed OF Trust Hook No. a. at
page 2bl, will sell at tho front door Of tho Court
House OF BAid county on
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Typhoid rovor ut plttsburgh.

PIrrsBuRau, Pa, August 9.-Ten new
cases OF typhoid fever were reported to-
day. There were no deaths and all the
sick are doing we'll. At West Elizabeth,
Pa, there was one new case. DR.. Germer,
OF the State Board OF Health, attributes
the spread Of the disease at the latter
place principally to damp cellars and un.
clean nra migna
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oil In Marion county.

The Warrington correspondent Of the
Fairmont Under has the following in his
last letter; At last we are to have an oil
we'll put down near here. The Philadel'
phia company has contracted with Mr.,
Gibson to dig q well to the depth Of $500
feet on the land leased OF DR., R, L, Lee,
four miles west Of this place. At this
time the lumber Is being sawed by Il. b,
McCracken, and the rig builders are ex.
peCted here next Monday to build the
derrick, &c. We also understand a well
is to be drilled on the Stewart farm, with
in two miles Of here, and work Is to be be-
gun In q few days.
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rhn Llrl,lnInr,. YnrL.

OMAHA, NEB., August eat 1880 this
morning lightning struck the main stable
ofthe Omaha Fair Association, containing
sixteen horses, Of which eight were in
atantly killed by the electric current. The
animals were In training for the races,
and were OF excellent promise.
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