Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-08
TIE INTELLIGENCER.
NEWS SUMMARY.

DIR. WILLIAN 81. DAILY. President Of the State
University a bloomington, Indiana, was severe
= caned one day last week, by Dr. Murphy, an
officer ia the institution, for using abusive Ian
guage to sirs. Murphy. Dr. Murphy and wife
had left the Mcthodisis and were about to Join
the Christians, -nd the reverend president V as
demonstrating with sister murphy aud AZ
tempting TO win her back 10 Ncthodistisms,
when he got impatient at her obs;inacy and a.
lowed his tongue to run too freely. Dr. MUIR
ply overheard, and came 10 the defense Of iis
wife will, a cane as aforesaid
OK Thursday last, AIR Stump, from Virgin
10, Of one Of the second families, went to Blairs-
vile, Pa to reclaim fugitive slave. The De-
putty I. S. Marshe', assisted by Mr.. Stump
caught the negro, and we're about shipping him
to Virginia, when the citizens hecaiue excited
ana surrounded the negro and his captorS-
The Virginia gentleman. NIr. Stump, go, fright
ened discharged his pistol into the crowd, and
then he and the Deputy I. 5. Marshal iu,:ue-
diateIy took to their heels.
Tue Warren CTrumju,l Co, o. Dslae-gut
says that the Mahoring Plank Road Company
prosecuted Mr.. Marmon Lewis for refusing 10
pay to!l--o4c cs6-. The suit before the Justice
resulted in Z fire Of 81 being assessed upon
the defendant. The defendant appealed. and
the Common Pleas Court affirmed the decision
of the Justice, a motion for new t-ial was de-
MED and that has gone up on appeal to tire
District CaurL The costs all eaty amount TO
over $500.
\ ra'her iliiterate clergyman was preaching
in parish, the head deacon Of which rejoiccd
in the name of Varnu,n. After the conclusion
of Lis sermon, he read Il notice that a meeting
would he held the next Friday evening ID. "
at l-a o'clock. In explanation Of tie cabaIis-
tic initials he said: My brethren, yon will sec
that the meeting is to be he'll D. v which
presume means a; Deacon Varuun.'S''
oN Saturday evening, bloody fight, disgrace
ful to Joil. the PARTIES engaged in it, tool, place
in Springfield county, Kentucky, bctweca Ben
Palmer and w. Mack Booker The former was
instantly killed, and the latter is not expected
to survive his wounds. There had been some
i'll feeling between the two, arising from the
election of Booker to the command Of n compa-
ny that had been raised in that county 10 go to
Utah.
4 FASHIONABLE WEDDING--the first Of the
ing Miss Malvina Marshall, daughter of Cant
Q. II. Marshall, and the bridegroom Mr, Lyman
Appleton Of the Appeton publishing house
The ceremony was performed by Rev. DIR. Prem.
tiSS, o. the Mercer street Presbyterian Church.
at the house ut tle brides iather, in fourteenth
street corner of University Place, and the leceI,-
ton took place Immediately afterwards, conti:.-
uing nnii! four O'Clock.
II wnS fu.l dress occasion, and everybody of
note was there. The line OF carriages EXTENDED
rcr blocks, and the display OF toileties was dsz-
z.irg. Many ladies, presuming tlia; it wou!d he
only morning reception, went in their new
spring hats, Gc., bnt were shown into the dress
ing rooms. where the hats and cioalss were laid
aside before the, wcarers paid their respects to
the iair bride
Tie cost;4uie of the bride was remarkable for
its elegance and simplicity It was Of white
Iule, closely covered with ruSheS. and her veil
was the finest Brussels point 4 he wedding
was the occasion of grand demonstration by
the shipping, in the harbor, nearly every vessel
9eiug dressed in coloTs during tie day.-Nels
York klpress.