Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-24

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Anyens FeturniuE her or giving information thal
.asssl9Si'l ISAAC o. FXo iSE RspsS
apr22=tf ~ Union House, Wheeling q
"a EREnpIARNDAEIoss.A Commlaioa-
tons misunderstanding candidates 70 once
are charged for.as satds3 Persons writing
such articles will: please bear this in mind.
as TaE, Lars BGRsLA.RY Ar VII psl
TavKRN-ARREs4 OF TsFi, BubaL1liRR Rive
stated briefly yesterday smornine THAT 1Itl
WeIty, who keeps tavern on Market
Square, was robbed ON iThursday5 night Of
three hundredapd isix dollars, and that one
of the bosEders was suspected of having
committed the burglary. On Wednesday
morning il ascertained that two Of
Rslty's boatdeEs, Charles Mo1leyjiand ;a d
EEnglishman worked Ia The city at the &.
tailoring business5ka suddenly disappsar9g
ed the.eYenfuga previous andsshad gone in
th9 ! direction Of Of ST; GIaiFayilIs O#fers
Fender and ScEoggins startedain pursuit.
Arriving ct ST! elairsyille they Wers' in,
formed that persons answering the descrfpa
ton Of M0xisy and the Engiisbmanl had
beenFinlt6WneIate on the night before. The
qfaesrS made diliigeat search atsall the
eEYethsi bnt, not finding The supposed
thieves, they pushed on towards Norris
town, having frat advised the otiic5etas and
other persons of the objecttof their visit,
and description of the persons of the
thieves. ,PeRdsr aud Scroggins had scarce.
~ proceedea2a mile upon their Journey
when Ao1lsy and his companion came ont
Of 2 tavern in st. Clairayille kept byy.a
German, and the Englishman was iimme!
dtately arrested by the ST. olairsvilIs Off
Ger. Aoxley took to field aud i ran as fast
asihis legs wonld carry him, but he was
pursued by a citizen on horseback about
five miles and was finally oIvesr.takenl and
captured. The German from whose house
the. parties emerged had just before in
formed the Wheeling officers that no such
persons had been about his house, but ii
appears they were concealed in a. stable
attaChedttO the'premisss. = e ~ ~
Morley aud his tompanton were taken
before a magistrate aud searched, when.
two hundred aud ninsty-fys dollars OF the
stolen money were found upon their per-
sons. They admitted that; they had com
mittsd the burglary. seMoxIey made the
proposition toithe Englishman The latter
took his. stationson the suspension bridge,
aud AoxIsy proceeded. to Wetty's house.
broke. open a bureau drawer in which he
itheimoneyato be concealed; aud made
away with his booty. He soon afterwards
joined the Rugltshmsn, aud they started on
foot towards st. Olairsyille. SIS iaia,. . sl
The bqrglass are now confined in the ST.
CISirsyille jail where. they await a Eeqatsi4
tom and iWillibet brought to this city for
trial. Moxley isquite young man, and is
pretty we'll known in the'city. He was ar
rested In this city some months ago for
roobing man in Cincinnati, but the man
never appeared agatust him, aud he was
released from coufiuemeut.I ,sqia a5iejs
b8HA sUocEssEUL RoBBERY.-Al daysor
two ago. two rather fancy looking young
men, aud aswomau, tastefully dressed in
black, arrived. in The city on. board the
steamer sdltana, and stopped At the swan
House, Water at. The conduct of the whole
party was very mystertousf and!it was evil
dent that the men sFs engaged in some
dishonest pdrsqtS and we're being assisted
by the woman, who Pqsssd as the, wife Of
ope,ot her compautons. The men, saunter.
ed about ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for gaming
houssgIa sporting men aud othet; disrePptta4,--
Bile persons aud things. On Wednesday,
whilstte woman aud one Of the men were
dining at the Swan House, the-other went
sneaking about the house aud peerlng into
different rooms. AtlastS hefounds his way
intoth room Of sa.ses3ant girl employed
in tie stab1t5 hmenti broke open beEs trunk
andsstole leu dollars 10 money. The theft
WAssso6n discovered, hut t6ethlsf had dis
Appeared Officer Jamesss sutmisEs, being
4is.i Y h1ss t tsiSt az "
Swan House, and seized trunk which was
claimed 10y the .E6hGd asher indtvidaai
property, but which was supposed to be:
long36 dc tsio. o Tho tfuSdk Vas e cont ed
toad, RoBeEtson's once, and The woman
was notified to appear and witless the
search Neither the woman, Or herseom-
papion, however, made their appearance.
They broke for Bridgeport, iandtnoneof5the
three have yet been heard from. e1ea
The ofiseFs then took a.look limo the
trunk; which Was q rather large and GLIB
.orateIy built concern andEupon ethestoP Of