Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

50 Nae Killed on the Fuilgoad. lon Sun.
day night last, the Express train bound east,
ayer Ille Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, when
lear Cumberland, hanover and Killed man
named Caycucr, u watcEman on the road. II
saPe:rs t!ta' he was found asleep upon the track,
about eighto'ciock, by small .olorcd boy. who
v4sea Inn up and told him 10 get ofts,he track
q tte=tars would run over him, but he needed
n.tsle waning, AID in an hour afterwards he.
: .ers:si.c{9 bcasath The ponderous wheels Of
" Expires traia. His head, with the cxcep.
9l. Of t!se face=Irsip the eyes down, as.cut OIL,
i,otN'=le> sssseyered near the ankles, one Of his
at.,s t:oken, and indeed, every part Of the man
Wa horribly bruised and cut
Gl:g counsil-I'6e City Council will
s.tat 5or O'clock this morning 10 finish up
TIE dsiliss leftover from the last meeting. the
Weather being too hot on that occasionzfor the
e9taoftl5ie transaction. Of the peoples affairs.
W. regard this meeting in the morning, espe.
si1tY during the hot weather, as a capital8idea.
tte= beads f.our municipal Representatives will
.s=eearer their shirts dryer and their delibera-
iIons more satisfactory in the cool of the morn
.Hs, than in the heated hall at night, where one
IS an eternal wagging of palm lcaf, and so
zass honorable sweat Of tue brow we
1n.y hope that the time of meeting may be
fssgta5y= changed to the morning during the
.i;tauance of tie hot weather.
-so<zaoc s-==--
~ ltrtt0setlle lNeses-For some time. past.
sIsPart has heen=current, that the. foul propcn-
YES were raging higI, with certain Steward
a church in Mar,:nsvilie ltapFeals that a.
'=l.:s Icy N2M was living part=of the house
Which the Stewards faniiy resided He,
.,5s529e*aF'tl knowing the wiclowto be young
e. mex ps!iemccd in=tt.e world ways, prcsurn=
Ealsr 10 be- easy pre-. on which to vent his
2saii, nsittcS; securing the Stewards wifes ab-
.sHse, he made improper advances 1T
a's='ln'es (sae testified in tue church, he offered
- 'naSe her good decd Tor a farm in Tennes-
80 :. she would oRly run off with him-to the
.ls..' ~ question. Performances ceased to be a
.. al4 she made known the matter 10 her
mus when it was takcn=into the church. The
- seSlo1 ttrotn the Investigating Committee
was tso "yeas, one doubtful
: 'e ssasefard il srtinsylllcis now the daily
.szg'' 81 young men for the purpose Of playing
S.'.'re \ sa'nei Instances young men have
- deserved engaged in animated games os
ss'e'l across the mounds Of their brothers,
ssSsI<s or parents When sons get to playing
$ sssdse, for q quarter ante, upon the tomb
zones OF 1he=sons of the sircs, we think it
zsoa1 91i;ae= Tor the appearance of missionary
- Pol'ee officer. 1t is certainly burning
ll,s ,,aIastinsyille Onion Literary Associa-
~ has Adjourned sine die, after season Of
.5sas months, during ~flich time.tl1e roomsvere
!. zs"dea Wit, Spectators to hear the Orations,
eol original and select, Essays, Select readings
s.l=Dialogues
Domestic happiness must be .srizinp in Mar
='.Esf'lis;; Yesterday man=Was seen, switch in
anu 1nqairing of some If they had seen his
-, Ne presumed that he could sing part
: hlng Wilialnp (and with feeling. too.