The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-01
BlSLLAlRE.
All Sorts of Local Nova and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

nit SuTts oA LbChi NoNn uilu IOSAlD from
tho Glass City.
Col. G. l. Poorman returned vcslcr-
day from Carrolllon, where lie made n
memorial address on Wednesday after
adrivc OF seventeen miles from Minerva,
where he had made u speech In tho
morning. at Carrollton tho colonel
met Judge J. Fl. Taylor, tho candidate
for Congress from that county, and a
number OF his friends, some Of whom
insist on electing delegates In that
county in his interest for the congress:
aional nomination. Judge TAYLOR re-
Carded this as trespassing upon his ter.
ritory, and Colonel Poorman told his
friends to select delegates that would be
for Taylor so long rs he had a show in
tho convention. bu. to have it under.
stood they were for him when Taylor
was out Of tho way. Judge Taylor
would not consent 10 that. lie wanted
the delegates for him and no one elae,
and tho colonel came homo and left
them to settle the matter among them.
selves. Many OF the members OF Colo
mel poorman's old regiment live in Car.
roll county and they havo n very war;
feeling for him, and ii no gets close to
the nomination he feels confident of
support from that county. Az to gen.
cral prospects Colonel Poorman has no
fear US TO tho result.
A now council OF the ROYAL hrcanun
was organized hero by W. L. Kendall,
OF Cleveland, Wednesday night, with
twenty-five members. The officers
elected arc Regent, W. Q. Warnock;
vice regent, II. p. Rodewig; past regent,
j. ". CARRIER; secretary, Harry Hun
ter treasurer, G. W. Dickens; collector,
W. +. Henry; orator, George King;
chaplain, David Walker; guide, Charles
Lancaster; warden. William Luke; SEN
try, W. G. McClain; trustees, Dr.. J. s.
Mcclellan, George Hail, Charles Kaiser.
Tho persons selected hero to DO voted
for as delegates to tho congressional
convention arc: First ward, r.. II. Row.
les, U. b. Strlckler; Second, George W.
Keller; Third, Miller Booth and o. p.
Mason; Fourth, B. W. D. Jones aud ].
A. Greenfield Fourth, A, Horny W.
W. Bahra; Fifth, o. Z. Foulke and W.
J. kirkpatrick; West Wheeling, Alex
Lyslo. There arc two others to be
elected In the township.
Tho property Of the late Dr.. Mc9Ias-
tiers on Belmont street was sold by.
George Walters, tho administrator, yes
to-day afternoon for $500. It was bid
in by John Parks for q. NJ. Wcyrick.
Tho sale is regarded as q remarkably
good one. as there 10 but 2Ti feet front,
about four feet Of which ia an alleyway.
Many people arc wondering ut the
number Of emisaaries around in tho
judicial contest II this circuit, The ex-
pense is far beyond what was over
heard OF in q judicial contest, and 1t is
causing the thinking Republicans to do
a great dcel of thinking.
Two sets OF jury commissioners
have been appointed in Monroe county
and the consiituiionality OF the law
making this county n judicial district
by itsolt will be taken up nj once. The
judges want to know which has iuris.
diction over Monroe.
Oliver Q. Jones, OF this city, has been
appointed on the committee for the
burial OF INDECENT Union soldiers in this
township to fill the vacancy made BY
the death OF Capt Thomas Garrett.
The summer term OF the common
pleas court practically closed Tuesday
evening, but Judge briggs will hold
court tomorrow to finish up some mat.
ters still pending.
Harry Williams waived examination
before the mayor yesterday on q charge
OF being a Common gambler and gave
bond for his appearance at court.
The returns OF the assessors oil THE
county, with four townships yet to hear
from, show n falling oil OF S256, 900, as
compared with last year.
Deputy Auditor J. B. Ryan was here
yesterday Attending the session Of the
city board OF equalization.
Senator J. W. Nichols was in town
yesterday. The senator is very quiet
politically this year.
yesterday.