The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-06
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Five cents pen mile is charged to the
local traveli6n, the short cut railroad
across the Panhandle from PittsButg
to SteubenyiIle.
John I. Cochran, Esq, a lawyer well
known In Wheeling, and at WelIsburg
and Bethany, died in Pittsburg on
Thursday last of dysentery, which ho
eo1tr9Cted down. here, while on a pfo--
fessional, visit. oflate years, Mr.. Cocif-
ran has been living in New York. The
Gazette notices his death us follows:
John 7. Cochran, Esq, well known
anu anu hlghiy esteemed member of the
PittsbhFgh Bur, died yeStATIiav morn
ing, at the residence of DIR. Pollock.
Mylte street, In the forty-ninth year OF
mis- age. For. several years past Mfr.
Cochran has been resident Of New
ork city, where he had rapidly acduir-
ed'a large business. While on a pro-
tessionnl visit to Wheeling he was mt
tucked with dysentery, and immedinte-
~ started for home. On reaching the
city he WAS unable 70 proceed fIirfIinT
and .Wt8 tendered the hospifn Il flaE5 III
Dr. Pollock, by whom he was attended,
put continued to sink rapidly until
death interviewed. The deceased, pre-
connected with the house of Nfes,grs.
Church q Carothers, wholesale grocers.
on Water street. He remained ia con-
nectton with the bar in this city until
some three years since, when he remoy-
ed 70 New York, where his family now
reside. He was q gentleman of excel
lent social qualities, an elpuuent sneak
err anaitl his pr ssioh he had few an
pertors! He leaves d large circle OF
friends and ncqunintances.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Esq, Speaker
of the y. S. Honse of Representatives.
is going to deliver a lecture before the
Pittsbqrg Library. Association, on ..The
Pacific Coast" J" We suggest that our
Library Association might, profitably
to themselves, induce him to deliver the
same address here. The time Is not s6t
for his appearance IN PittsburS. Better
correspond with the Association up
there. ilDI{l Ii5S@sJI
Concerning the election next Tuesday
In Pennsylvania, the Plttsburg Gazette
says: Z D Il . . u l y : o y .
eve have tho most Encouraging rc.
ports OF the political canvass in onr
neigh ne boring counties. sInHVnshington,
Beaver, Indiana, WeStmoralnnd, and
other western counties, our friends arc
actively at work and will do as well. |
they nope, 5lS they did lust YEAR In Mi |
these counties they base their faith upon
the iVOrk they have DONE"
Arc we here in Wheeling and Ohio
having oar faith on tile ieoTE No q g have |
done or that we propose to do between
this and the 2ith. t..Faithwithout ,eOrE,s |
Is dead, ,'h and on tho fouhdatfoH 6htiyY |
of 'rork can any party of live men rest |
thelr iaith toEtrtpmpE SET
Tho proposition of the Parkersburg
Times to build low pressure sea-going /
vessel to run between that place 9 sdiriitl nd
the West Indies is exciting u good deal
of ludicrous comment in some of our
exchanges. - ny 5ia'iiF g zfF57 z
THERR was n serious accident TO the
mail omnibus that runs between this
city and Cambridge, o., at the latter
place n fsY days ago! The st. ccIairs-
vile Chronicle says that the accident
was caused by the bus running, In n
u gutter, which broke Some part of 1t.
and the horses then ran AWAY. SeVerni
persons were hurt, among them the dri-
YER. xeE;IJohn S Clary: One woman was very
adIyfhurt, and ttw4s thought at first
She must die, but we ARE glad to learn
that she is recovering.
The coach and team were attached In
Cambridge on Tuesday Tnornifi6TJ and
the mail had to be brought tifo1ph in
a buggy. We think this part OF the
proceed1ngs lin very questionable.
The same paper says that during the
progress OF the. late VaIlandiRham
meeting at st. C1airsville, ,i,.sl
AMMAN standing near the platform