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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-10

in tho matter Of the Gubernatorial
contest, tho Democrats have done the
thing which they have declared all along
they would not do, saying It would DO q
sacrifice OF their self respect. No later
than Yesterday morning tho Wheeling
RegiAsr, the se~li.styled organ Of tho party
in this state, in It's Charleston dis
patches, made the statement that the
Republican method Of procedure was in
"eiahng contrast with Judge Flemlng's'
He did not urge a lnglctOChnlcal ground
in his notice, aud relies solely upon
prooi Of fraudulent votes to show Ills
election" ,,,
Upon tho heels OF this boast, which
Ind been previously made by tho Demo,
crnllp managers and Judge Fleming him
Eeli, comes the order from the Circuit
Cont restraining the Secretary Of State
from laying before tho Legislature the
Kanawhs returns icr Governor, This Is
with tho manifest intention Of seating
Judge Fleming as GoyOrnOro on tho tCct'
nical ground that the Kanawha returns
ara not legally certified. Kanawha
county payc Gen. Golf over 1900 ma
jority, and this action will give Fleming
about i,4OO majority on the face OIL tho
returns, to say nothing Of DISTINGUISHING
the Thousands Of voters In Kanawha
county.
IL ID a desperate move and q caSo Of
plain steal and nothing else. II Judge
Fleming has faith in the Justice Of bis
cause, Why resort 10 this questionable
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means Of acquiring the Goyerponhipi
VIII he accept the Office secured In this
manner2 II he does, the I~sEELIIaES.
CIR has been deceived in tho character
Of the man, Win he sacrifice his man,
hood and seli.Fespect to suchaR extent
II he does, he will go out Of the office
uphOnored by the people, A man who
will take advantage Of such circum,
stances to possess himself Of an office ia
which he was not elected will not have
the sympathy Of honest citizens.
WIN the people Of the State endorse
this proceedipg2 That remains to bc
seen. The ISTELLleESCER predicts thai
the result Of the conspiracy will react
upon the desperate conspIrators Of the
defeated Democracy with terrible forCt
in the hereafter,
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nIEn


JoRDAN-On Wednesday, January 0, 1850, at |
O'Clock, MATILDA, iniant daughter Of David
and MAry Jordan, aged 8 months.
Funeral from the residence Of ls grandmother
Mrs. Is, brooks, No. 1904 Eotr street, Thu
Thursday afternoon Ut l O'Clock.
MCNABB-on Tuesday morning, JAnuGryS, 1850
at o'clock, MATHEW MCEABB, in the 9Th
year Of his age.
Funeral from tho residence Of his daughter
Mrs, L. A. Moore, 200 chapllne street
Thursday afternoon at Q O'Clock. lnlefment
at Peninsula Cemetery. Private.
AGNEW-At Hutton, Pa on Monday, January
4, 1850, 16liN u, son Of Daniel and tho late
Anna U. AEnOw, In his SOth year.
Funeral from the residence Of his uncle, A. II
Britt. 1888 Fourteenth street, this city. on
Thursday, January 10, at o'clock p, m. ln,
termentAt Peninsula Cemetery. Friends o.
tho family arc invited.
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PARTISAN INVESTIGATIONS.

Deputy MarshRis Comforting Secretly With
Democratic PolItoiaus-seh6ms to Manu-.
facture Public Sentiment,
10 No Editor Of he Etdtpaeer.
SiR:-During my travels for some
time past, l have o%bseryedthat there has
been almost constant communication Of
a more or less secret character between
tho Democratic managers OF Judge
Jennings contest against General GOf,
and local members Of the Democratic
party in q Number Of counties. Thesame
system Of communication has also been
going on with members Of the local
Democracy In the Republican county Of
Preston, This usually quiet community
bas been considerably agitated during
the past several days by the appearance
In its midst Of deputy U. 8, Marshal,
holding private consultations with local
Democratic leaders. Not being aware
OF the Aforesaid secret communications,
the Republicans did not seem at first 10
understand tho purpose Of tho Claudes-
tine consultations held with the ring
lenders Of tho Democratic party here
during the visit OF tho deputy marshal.
His consultations, except a Tow casual
ouesllonB as 10 where certain men 70.
Sldcd, were held exclusively with Demo.
Gratis. Why these consultations should
all DO held exclusively with local Demo-
cratic leaders, and none with Republic
.cAna. created not q little wonder In the
~. u n a.,aa Ika autntiv Nlnhnnnd tNnn
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here again to-day. He was warned bys
local Democratic leader TO beware Of let
ting his plans get into the hands Of Re-
publicans. The result OF his visit was
nevertheless learned TO beth SERVING OF
q summons on each Of number Of the
town and vicinity TO appear before the
United States grand Jury, for the pur-
pose, II possible, OF securingindiGtments
against voters at the recent election,
Naturally enough, so far as learned,
every man receiving u summons Is a
Democrat. Some OF them are quite
prominent in local Democratic counsels,
Some are holding office under the pres
emit Democratic Administration, All are
supposed TO know something that Gun be
used to the injury Of General Golf and
the Republican party,
The same tactics, as is already known,
are being used by the Democratic mana
gers throughout the State, The only
exception lhave noted is given by your
P%aFkenburg correspondent in q recent
dispatch, in which he stated that there
were being summoned from that com
munity both Democrats and Republt'
cans, The Democratic activity is Of q
different kind than that during the
campaign, and more guarded and secret
The great end the Democratic politi'
ticians have in view in their despera'
ton to retain control OF the State gov
eminent, Is to manufacture q false pub
lie opinion for the purpose Of intlneACing
the Legislature in the present contest,
let 1t cost what it may, The veil hang
ing over their shameful scheme to de
fraud the people out Of their Just rights
is so exceedingly transparent, that they
fear the honest members OF their owr
party in the Legislature cannot BIO drawn
into it, Their Chestnuts have fallen int
the Republican fire, and they in theil
desperation to get them out are nov
searching the woods for men whom the!
think Gun b. most easilyduped. Lab,
Mepburg, Jan, 7.
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Mr.. Dana's Chestnut.

Some envious newspapers are having
fun at the expense Of the venerable
Charles A. Dana, who has been travel
ing abroad. Mr.. Dana has been the re-
cipient Of much attention, and has made
numerous responses to the flatterlng
things that have been said to him. In
most instances he has repeated the chest
nut speech which is so familiar to those
who have listened to him in America.
Referring to one newspapers unkind
statement that MI. Dana and the Pope
were closeted together discussing their
respective infallibility, the Cincinnati
1TmesrStar iacetiously observes:
The discussion appears To have been SO
eminently satisfactory to the gifted edi-
tor that he fingered about the External
City" Us OrphOus was wont to linger in
the regions Of the shades. The students
Of the North American College gave him
Il reception a few days ago, and after a
formal introduction the self-satistied
American DeRhll WIN tue uIu CltbLluks
"Never in ali my life have I felt 30 deep
" and sincerely moved as l do by this
unexpected and flattering reception"
One or two adjectives in this speech may
have got away from the stenographer on
the spot. They probably did. Had he
had excess to American newspaper files,
however, he could readily have supplied
them. Mr.. Dana has for years been get
ting more and more deeply and sincerely
moved By unexpected and flattering re-
captions. He was never so "deeply and
sincerely moved" in all his life as when
he addressed the Wisconsin Press Asso-
citation a few short months ago. These
moves began when Gen. Grant forgot to
invite him into his Cabinet and they
have been growing deeper ever since.
Their depths by this time must be some
thing simply appalling. We grow dizzy
ourselves In their contemplation.
Like the man who suspected the
honesty Of a burglar whom he collared
in his own house, we are prone 10 sus-
pect that tho newspaper which men
TONED the infallibility Of DR.. Dana I'VE
believe he has been dubbed an LL.DO
didn't mean 1t. An iniallible man would
naturally be expected to be somewhat
versatile. Hc would not forever and a
day be more and more deeply and sin
Cefely moved. He might occasionally
vary the monotony enough at least 10 be
moved sincerely and deeply.
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The Queen & Crescent route will
sell excursion tickets to Fort Payne, AT.
ITALIA, Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Ala, Hates.
burg, Jackson, Miss, and Arcadia, La,
ut one fare for round trip, on November
90, December 4 and IS, tickets good iol
sixty, days. Now is your chance 10 OK.
anime the cheap farming lands Of the
South. No billiards., sure crops and q
pleasant climate. All trains leave from
the Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati,
For pamphlets and other information
address Neil O. Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa, or d. G. Ed
wards, acting General Passenger Agent
Queen & Crescent route, Cincinnati,
Ohio,
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TRUsTEE'S SALE
OF Eighth Ward Property,

by virtue Of A deed OF trust made ny, Jao2'
thinner aud WIiO, 70 me, dated November Y
1896, and Of record Ii tho OilCe Of The Gen y
the County Court Of Ohio County, We,l y
gihla, III Deed Of Trust BOOK No, u, al pasoo
I will, on
SATURDAY, tho 10Th DAY Of JANUARY ~
al 10 O'Clock D.. tnu al tho north front dooi o. t Y,
Court HOUSE Of Ohio county, W, Va Ontt "
IalO IL public auction, tho following detCiivt,
properly, tO wits LOT number elghl ~ u N.Y.
hutnbef iWehlyGlGl (25l Of the addition V
city Of Wheeling laid out by Sptigg All hli.gG
which lot n situated on the corner tMt o. NJ
street and north Oi. Twenty. mint ,ittvL w 61
Eighih ward Of lAJd city, and hM = ifgI' M M
lIe0G street Of lty feet aud a depth o. VI"
TIM Sy bLLE-Oaeihid Of the putcs,T
money, and a. much more a. the purchase Wy
OiCnt, ID cash. ROT the f0nhl1det NV pnitH N
"a TiS6 two hOlel, With personal security
Sdiai AmOlhIS, beating Interest, and na,uii%i
m such Periods a The purchaser may tlegI N
mol eTc6SdlnF one aud two years, tctlf,GiW,'v w,
ifom dals Of ialg. Title 10 30 retained ulP''
chase money 70 EAbai y \ kpuvtyg Tr,is
WISHING, Dec. II, 1855 q"
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Tnr contest for the championship,
which is to take place between Mr.. Jake
Kilrain and Hon. John Sullivan next
July, is the ~all.absorbfng topic Of con
vcrsation in fashionable sporting circles
Several localities in tho country arc of.
feripg inducements to the distinguished
combatanis to allow them to have the
honor OF tile entertainment, and offer
to guarantee them protection from tic
hounds OF the law, who are understood
to bo foolishly opposed to the harmless
pastime oftwo gentlemen pounding each
others faces into q Jelly.
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TrIE statements made elsewhere by a
Newburg correspondent are not surPris.
ing. 1t is notorious that Deputy Mar
shals have been in secret coniub with
Democratic politicians in many counties
of the State. 1t is possible that the
Democratic conspiracy to dOiraud the
Republicans Of West Virginia will, with
the aid Of scheming partisan office hold
ora, BIO successful. A day Of reckoning
will come, however. The people arc be-
coming disguised and the conspiracy win
react with terrible force.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-10

TnG Chicago Times is making 1t warm
for the police force Of that city, and de-
clares that the exposures Of the rotten
ness and r~ascality in the department
have only begun. Each day the Time
publishes startling facts in connection
with open and notorious gambling in
Chicago under the shadow Of the police
headquarters. The revelations of crook
cdness and hypocrisy among the high
est officials Of the guardians Of the
peace have created a profound sensa'
finn.
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THE ISTELLIGRSCER DURING THE
LEGISLATURE.

Tho session of the West Virginia Leg
lslatRre, which viii begin on the 9th
instant, will be One'Of tho most import
ant aud exciting ever held, The INTEL.
LIGENCER will contain full telegnphIC
reports Of each days session, sent by a
staff correspondent, The DAILY IN
TELLIGENCgR will BIO mailed, postage
paid, during the entire rOrty.aye daysOi
the session for QUO dollar, which amount
must accompany the order.
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Beware of 0ln,ments for Catarrl that Con
thin Mercury.

NNAh 1AN'N"N5
Us Mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derangc the
whole system when entering 1t through
the muCus surfaces. Such articles should
never DO used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, Us the damage
they will DO arc ten fold 10 the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by b. ],
Cheney & Co., Of Toledo, o., contains nc
mercury, and is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucut
surfaces oithe system, Iu buying HALLS
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen
uine, it is taken internally and made In
Toledo, Ohio, by L. j. Cheney & Co.
Ga-Sold by druggists, price Zoe pei
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Gov, FORAKER, in his message, tells
how the White Caps were disbanded.
Tho prompt action OF the State authors
ties was commendable, and stands as u
good examplcfo for the executives Of other
States where lawless bands. Of men
o~;qt
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SENATORS CARR and Menear no doubt
think revenge is sweet, but they should
not forget that they were elected by Re-
publicans and that their duty to their
constituents should be considered before
personal ppites or ambitions.
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IT is suggested by tho New York Sun
that inasmuch AZ the appointment oil
Mr.. Blaine to the Cabinet would gain
for General Harrison the everlasting
enmity Of the Mugwump journals, IT
would be a master.stroko Of policy. The
Sun is right.
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sATuRpAY. JANuARY Il, lee.

commencing n 10 o'clock d. M, the following
described property, that 10 10 nay; All thlt tti,
tain piece Of real estate situate IN the city o.
wheeling, In the county Of Ohio, and sAto, q,
West Virginia, and particularly described MiOt
lows, that ID 10 say thirty feet Of lot numltfeli
one hundred aud ninety two, situated on lheehl
side Of ChRpllne street, In that part Of the CIV
Of wheeling known Rs Centre Wheeling, ltlnl
all OF the same property which was conversely
II. II. l~lOfnbto0k by Daniel Peck and Henry Y;
Russell, special commissioners, by deed dAVtl
November II, 1854, aud Of record IN The ORittU
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county
West Virginia, IN Deed Book No. 40. page W
and conveyed 70 the said David Kull, JUMBO, "
II, II. HoFhbfO0k and wife by deed dated JAW
Afy Y, 1877, which last mentioned deed j duy
o lrecoFd HI the OflGe Of the Clerk Of the ColhW
Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia.
TRIMS or BALE-OnGthlfd Of the pniebls
money, or a. much more " the purchaser nay
elect 70 nay, cash Ia hand on the day Of sale, lHl
the iealdn6 In two equal inStAllmenA, paylDee
respectively 10 Que and two Year, from the dhI
Of iAlg, with interest from that day, the w,
chaser 10 give his notes, Wth good security l2t
the deferred payments, and the legal ulle 10 "
retained n luithOf security until pAymeh'h
The title Il believed u DO good, but EllInlg
trustee I shall convey only such title g. httsWd
IN me by tho above mentioned deed o. ifnll
GEORGE r. y. uILCliklhi
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The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, Chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, aud oil skin eruptions, and posi-
lively. cures piles, or no pay required,
1t is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfac,
ton, or money refunded. Price 25Centl
per box. For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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NtW TOTI ITbHNe'
1t seems to DO evident that the great
increase in number OF failures In recent
years Is closely connected with the enor'
nous expansion in the number of firms
doing business, which has risen from
652, 900 in ls77.to 1,04G,0O0 in 1888, an
increase OF sixty.three per cent In eleven
years, about double the increase in pop
illation.
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NEW weeks ago the identity of the
famous Mr.. Murchison was tho subject
of considerable comment. Now that he
has Mt last made himself known the
matter creates no sensation. II he is a
man who courts notoriety he made a
mistake in holding offso long.
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AIIall for An Tastes.

BOstoH TrdrtNsr.
Arrangements should be made for
those good people who attend the in
auguption aud have conscientious
scruples against dancing, They might
BIZ permitted 10 go out on the White
House lawn and play copenhagen while
the ball is in progress.
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BOtI0N JOVTN0T'
II Benjamin franklin had only stuck
to his original idea Of making ita part o.
the treaty Of peace with England that
Canada should be coded to tho United
Suites, what u heap Of trouble might
have been saved, But England would
not listen, and the ideN was abandoned
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ATTENTION Of members OF the Logisla-
ture is called to the important sugges'
tions made by the Romney correspon-
dent this morning regarding needed leg
islation affecting the Institution for the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind. The letter Is
worthy OF u thoughtful reading.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-10

TIE complications at the State capital
increase as the days go by. Neither
party Is yet certain OF being able to elect
u United States Senator, Tho suspense
is simply awful.
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AsAD srOnY.

The child coughed. The mother ran,
No remedy was near. Before morning
the poor little sufferer was dead. Moral
Always keep Dr.. Acker's English Rem
edy at hand. @. r. Goetze, X. B. Burt
@, Menkcmeller, Logan 4 Go, s
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Irappears that two Democratic Con-
gressmen.elect from Wisconsin will DO
Obliged to give up their seats on account
OF their foreign birth and lack OF M
tnrnlization napers.
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THERE arc returns from Democratic
counties which Governor Wilson might
refuse to recognize with more reason
than those OF Kanawha.
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Trustee's Sale.
TRUsTEE's SALE

by virtue Of q deed Of trust made by Day,
Kull, Junior, and barbara, his wife, 10 me 4
trustee, bearing date On the twelfth day Of Jan
uAry, 10 tho year one thousand eight huhdie
and elghty.iVe, and recorded In the office Of lh'
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, Wei
Virginia, In Decd Of Trust Book No. y, page :
I Will proceed 70 sell at public auction, Al Ih
front door Of the Court House VI Ohio county
In WhAAiinp. ". Va nm
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New Music for the New Year

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swEENEY-LUKENs-on Wednesday, January
o., 1889, at 81. LukG's =. +. Church, by Roy. Il,
Il. Awope, MI. A. 7. SWEENEY aud Miss KATI
LUKENB.
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Queen Victoria has dismissed her.cor-
set LAGER, but Her Majesty will ''stay
there q while longer"
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WHEELING, JANUARY 10, lss9.

tEuteFed NJ tho PostOtlce at Wheeling, ", Va,
Us s%econd'Glass matteTl
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!ssUED pAlLY, sEAtMElkLY AND wEEELY.

The pGily IntelligenOer IL Delivered by Car
Hen la WHEELING and adjacent towns AZ 10
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Admission, 10, o, aud 20 cents. Matinee
prices, 10, % aud IS cents. Reserved seats on
iale at McLure House Pharmacy. JAW
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Grand Opera House.,
o. G. GESTuER, Lessee & Manager,
Three Nights Only, Commencing
Monday Evening, January IA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il

The Largest and Finest Vaudeville Company
In America.
DB-Gnnd Matinee for ladies' aud Children on
Wednesday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
PERSONAL.
progress is

The Rev. DR.. Francis G. Peabody. of Boston, has
returned from Europe and is at Bar Harbor
The cOmtiels of the bOy-Klng OF Servia have been
trying. with some success, TO set MIN against his
mother. 4" You a king now they said 10 him.
and don't require TO be governed by your mamma -
To which the lad replied, " Oh, yes; I'm king, and
can take care OF my SELF
Miss Nora Perry is I'm rather poor health at pres
ent She is now visiting at West Medfom, Mass.
and Will spend next month at Sha0h.
The Queen VIII have a replica of her jubilee portrait
by Angel made for the Victoria Art Gallery at Mel
bourne.
Governor Beaver, of Penn sylvanla IS an enthusiastic
love Of baseball
over a grocer's shop IN James5st Westminster
which Mr.. Gladstone passes every time he goes 10
81 Stephens Is a big sign, Parnell's Bacon for the
with 10 political significance.
Henry d. Pierce, of indianapolis, late law partner
Of senator Tupe. Of Indiana, and nephew OF Vice
Pres ldent Hendricks, sailed with his wife and family
Tor Europe on the City Of Paris yesterday.
In .he pOther which has been made over the sensa-
tlOnal sale of Mllet's "AngeIs7 the fact has been
overlooked that the original study for this picture has
been for years I'm this country I'm the collection
Of Mr. W. 4. Walters, OF Baltimore. This study, which
Is in black and white. IS carefully executed and the
compile eness of the expression is remarkable since
Mllet was master of linear design. This is She
only study which was made for the painting Among
the paintings by Mlllet In Mr. WalterSs collection Is
he Shee pfOld.' of two or three pictures by
Mlllet which are considered by amateurs Ia be finer
I'm quality than the Angelus.'