The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-28
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keep mp the cham q Communication,
on thursday night - about 3 OselOsak
The grocery store Of Mr. Josh Wat
teES. On the Island, Vas broken. Into,
and he s1ls blown open. Ths door Of
ths safe WEs entirely blown On, and
the contents we're pruEI.ls cuolsly sat
tered around over the hodr. save What
anCunssd 70 over three hundred dol
lars In money. A 1Er. Smith Was sleep
ing IN q room adjoining the store; and
WIEN the EXPLOSION took place hs Has
awakened and Immediately Jumped
from his led and 0pened = SFfuddo7T
that eonmnufcsted With Mr.. fYattsrs'
room and exied 70 him that tElei store
MAS bang robbed. AfhE the explosion
he hard = man walking In The sore.
3fE. Waters was Che INST F.ers1n in tt1e
store Hoom after the eTdlo and saw
lO1hing but the ..iieaYffnss's Of tils. rob
beE.f
Yesterday aIr. James (sraIrfl sS1-If. WHO
ga bar-keepef for Mr. Oliver in So
lo5n opposite the Postofies, on AEarkes
street, W4s suspected BY NJ. Waters As
thu guilty party VheEsupOn he W4s AZ
rested and eommited 10 the lookup.
Mr. Crawford was bro1g I'M before Judge
Code ~ 5 Oiet0ek YESTERDAY afternoons
Il Vas postponed until q O'clock LAST
evening, when the prisoner had
Z heafing. The grounds Of his
arrest were very ohscure-5t ap-
psaIIug that on last Saturday ne
called II M Waters, store, and asked
for efgHT, having one In his mouth n
the time and he entered into e0nyersz-
ton With 3 stranger 70 him, whom Ii
happened to meet there, lsktne him 4
The men who robbed Mathews store
had yet been appreheudedS and GisC
stating that he took care 20 Be able q
prove where he spent his eTentng4
And u was also given In testimony thai
Crawford came across the bridge OF
Thursday evening about 9o'ciocks Thf
prisoner offered evidence by threG a
four parties ihat on Thursday evening
he Was at his boarding h0use-9Ir
divers, on Market street-at Be.
tween u1us and ten 0'el9eks and
thai he retired 70. bed. Mr.. Oliver
for whom the prisoner tended .hAE and
With whom ha boaFded, phatIesll
t@tihed that NJ about 10 O'Clock OF
hunsday evening he SAW Crawford IA
tire, after which hs OLIVER locked n
the house and went up street, return-
ing % his house befHesn Z and
O'Clock, at which time he knew CESW-
ford 70 be IN bed, and that from the AZ
Engagement Of the house be kheE th2l
Crawford could not have len the ho1ss
that night unIess he had Jumped Out O
the Window. OEiler Wins teti6sd
O'Clock.
On summfngup the eyidsnea JndSe
Good saw mo- suHGeEE testfmo1y
4gAinst the prisoner % hold him, theEe
being abunsaEls sEsIlLes1.es Showing
WheEe he yzsEhzt night but theEe b.
1nz no EauEih1s 1IIy- pro il-s IL
prisoners e1mTrllic1sS sEiElf Ne rolll1s.Y.
and therefore be Nzs oaai31iiigs1 - d.
charge 4IEs laLlessi CaFsEf1ld frcD eG<-
ss.srI8ay trz,s.si55-rssl 1as ss1sess,.5
md also his Erl1lE, II1s IsCEE5ayE VS.
fOand 70 ezssaGF s1s55Eo1 Ur51l k lL
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