The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-04
WEST VIRGINIA.
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tween the hours oil anu O'CLOCK, T. NJ
three men RhOE arc unknown To yOpt
\ i1fdfS 6fPtb abe witnesses CHI bdl&lq Cdlpe
\ To "a 4sib dFmgthe ebsenoeoe Ihe JAtldri
VIM. n. Hawkins, and witlF keys which
tll6gllad in tll6it possession, unlocked the
outer doors OfthG Jail, as well as the doors
OFtle coils Or cages fn tlie lower story, In
which the prisoners aforesaid were cOntin.
Cd;Iand liberated them. The parties who
effected, this escape ind succeeded In lib
eratins the prisoners Whitelaw and Cox
were fully armgl, and when In the jail pre-.
scented cooked pistols to the heads Of the
other prisoners and threatened TOT shoot
and xiii them pr0Vid6tF they made dny
outcry or attempted u resist them in any
manner. After liDerating the prisoners
aforesaid, the men closed and locked the
ibofswftiCR they had Unlocked to effect
the release Of the prisoners. ysr.
THERR arc ID NIorgSntow1 just twenty.
eight old maklS-alrtold. As I'VE have To
p6ss by their residences every now and
then, we regard It asextrCmely dangerous
10 give their names or even designate their
places Of abOdc.-P0St
FHUfr N JACKSON Ravcnswood
Mans says: We hive just heard one Of
our most intelligent fruit raiscrs shy that
even the peach buds have escaped injury
frUmi lie1fe4dGnt and sudden changes Of
the past season, and that from present In.
dieations, 1ic believes we will haye, ID this
region, ahlndanceOf apples peaches, Cher
RIGS and plums. He says further, that his
fruit trees OF all kinds have borne more or
less fruit, every year for long time, fire.
quently yielding largccrops, The outside
world Is not generally aware that this y
ono, of the best fruit growing rGgionS N
thGIU United. States. Built ~ ftct)nGyeEs
thetCSs, and one too, that cannot be much
longer concealed. 1t will soon force
liGseir upon tic attention Of the public, and
draw hundreds Of truit.growcrS here, who
are now ignorant oil tho fact
McORREsrdNbRNT Of tha Parkcrsburg
Journal suggests Judge LoOmis, Of Par
kersbufg,' Us h candidate for tho Supreme
Bench to fill the pIacc soon To be made
vacant by the expiration Of Judge Browns
TERM TIlnFIHCL5I-
TIE store Of Mr.. r. Taylor, Of Parkcrs-
burg, was broken open by burglars last
Tuesday night tic sAfe blown open and
robbed of some $50 or $40. t',i!e. 'N
A CONFEDERATE soldier from Virginia
has been appointed principal Of the Frank;
lintschOollof Parkersburg, l., ~ y
IAILRoAD.-Thc surveyors on thS
washington CITY and Ohio tailroRd, have
reached Lelart Falls III this county and
will reach Point Pleasant on Friday.
They will remain here until some time
next week, when they will commence the
survey u6 the Kaia%lIh To TRirteen and
thence through by that route back to
Washington, In order 70 ascertain the
most practicable route from Washington
to1lI6 month fof the Big KanawlH.-H
IFraMRt Register Of 3l@ Mt.
CARPET BAOuER-A MorgantOwn thief
has stolen u carpet irdm tic house Of Mr..
]. NJ. Hagans, the Mayor. The same
evening somebody stole u blanket of Mrs,
sSiGS spStt3 cisihestine.J The kiscRl IS
cvhiaahlys preparing tokeSP libIis& N6Sd
thing somebody will miss belstcld and
cooking. stove.9h t''.11J >'2tTT
JUDGE J. II. FEnGusoN held court in
Wayne county list week,-C'IbcA I'rt*s q
28M.
On Saturday, March 10, n mayor and
town council OF CGredO was ELECTED, who
arc opposed TO grantingliquor lfcenSe.4't I
AaSATIT Avn RnnnRi,v -.Incoll Wis.
ner, tIic head QE tie firm 0f Jacob Wisner
s Sons, Of this place; wis brutally beaten
and robbed by negro, on Thursday night
OF last week. Mr.. w. was on Ills why
homo from TOwsOrtown, anil was Joined
BY coldrtd man on the road, who tried
10 enter into conversation with llim,ap9
after walking tOgetlicra about two Hundred
Yards, tue negro struck Mr.. W. on the
back If his head with u stone, knocking
him down; he, however, raised up and
drew his pocket knife, but WIS imnlcdtI
uteIy Gelled to the Garth by second stone,
which rendered him unconscious. MIR.
w, fell on his face, and from tho appear
ance Of the wounds on his head, must have
been beaten, even while unconscious, with
n stone held in the hand. HlswOunds arc
serious, though great hopes arc entertain
c =" oT n Sckci link cHntoining Hllout
&IHo md y chccE (nr SSO md otter i'm.
nOrtant papers, Of no value TO any one but
The Owner.-Berk6by Union.
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