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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30

PERsoNAL.-Rev. Meerwein, the new
pastor Of the German Lutheran Church
delivered his first sermon yesterday
morning.
Rev. j. A. Lstane, formerly Of ST.
Matthews Church in,this city, has located
in Louisville, Ky.
Mr. Jacob Freeze, who was thrown
from wagon and seriously injured on
Wednesday last, is rapidly Improving.
T. B. Brown and A. A. Armstrong
g"Jack Tatters') J, recently Of the Marked
Tor Lille" party, commence engagements
at the Theatre Comique tonight IL
"Robert Macaire."
Ell. Faris, with ]. L. Smith, druggist,
is visiting relatives in Philadelphia and
Baltimore. He will be absent several
weeks.
Mr. Harry Palmer, business manager
OF tho Pittsburgh Labor Tribune, is in the
city.
W. T. Church, a well known Spiritual
ISL medium IS In Town.
Alex. Bone, late distributing clerk II
the postoflice, has gone 10 Parkersburg or
a prospecting tour.
Charley Fsris, with Metcalf " Burt, OF
Saturday returned from a three weeks
trip through the interior Of the State. LIZ
reports business only moderate.
Dr.. T. Il. Armstrong, member Of the
Ohio Legislature from Belmont county,
will shortly take up his residence in
Bsllsire.
Captain John Myers, an old river man,
is reported TO be in dying condition at
Gallipolis.
Miss Alice Mendel, oil Wheeling, is Wis
iting MIR. Henry Steele's on NORTH Third
street,-Steu6enUilA Herald d Ne,cS
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Tho Chicago Tribune says ]. V. Lem.
ayne has decided 10 contest the sent OF
Chas. D. Farwell, member of Congress,
elected from the Third Illinois District.
Harry Mentz, charged with killing
Daniel Brooks, by hitting him on the
head with o stone on the 14th OF April
last OF Belleiontaine, Ohio, was yestes-
day found guilty OF manslaughter.
Chester Campbell, alias Anderson,
10 jail at Ottawa, Ontario, for forgery,
slammed sickness, Friday, aud begged
his keeper 10 make up his bed. While
the keeper was doing so, Campbell
knocked him down, locked him inside Inc
cell and escaped.
Near New Washington, Ohio, q
Young man named Keller, a day or so
ago, was struck on tho head by falling
limb while walking through tho woods
As he did not return when expected, the
woods was searched and he was found
several hours after the accident and car
ried home insonslble. He does not as yet
recognize any one, and his recovery Is
doubtful.
Colonel W. A. Merritt, Of Rock Island
Illinois, who sued the Continental Con.
slruction Company for $950,OOO damages
on o tie contract al Tflin, Ohio, some
time since, received a verdict Tor $4,000
yesterday. The case has excited consider.
able interest by tho magnitude Of the
amont claimed. The best legal talent in
the city was. engaged by both parties
It Is understood that Colonel Merritt
will carry 1t up.
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A DARK SRANoB.-Mr. Charles Reed,
who processes TO DO a spiritual medium,
gave an exhibition Of his power to pro.
duce physical manifestations" at o OZARK
seanCe" at Hornbrook's Hall last evening.
The number Of persons present was not
large, but the manifestations were highly
entertaining. He was tied by a committee
TO a chair, and also tied around the arms
aud legs, and, particularly, around the
wrists, and thus fastened he would In a
few seconds alter the light was put out,
appear with his coat of or on, and &C.
cssiOnally with 0 chair or stand
hooked inside bis arms in q mysterious
manner. lie would also produce the
guitar thumming, so well known in con-
ncction with the Davenport performances,
and likewise ring bells and throw them
round the floor, and do other things Of q
like mysterious nature. OF course they
were all done in the dark. Darkness, as
he explained, was one Of the conditions oil
success. We understood him to solemnly
asseverate that the agency by which the
manifestations were produced was un-
known 10 him. He said that he was un-
able to explain them. He gives another
exhibition at the same place tonight.
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BRLLAIRE lTRMs.-The old man an
cient oil the Standard had his stereotyped
local for Thanksgiving Day, and will no
doubt have the strange announcement In
this evenings paper that the preachers
all preached yesterday. We wish he
would change that local Just little bit,
so that We might have q new item on
that subject at least.
The boys yesterday were INDUCING In
the luxury Of snowballlng, there being a
sufilciency OF the frosted rain 10 give
them q good chance for their favorite
recreation. Sunday did not deter them
moment.
The coal men are rejoicing greatly
over the present rise 10 the river. A
famine oi the kind threatened by the
condition OF the river few weeks since,
would have been very disastrous 10 many
towns between here and Parkersburg.
There's no use talking; 1t takes coal 10
make the factories 60.
No arrests were made last night. We
throw up the sponge; BelairO Is played
out.
Mr.. George Walters and lady returned
to this city Saturday night alter a few
weeks tour in the East, Well, George,
you are welcome, doubly welcome, once
more among us. May your married lie
be strewn with those roses we spoke OF a
short time since.
There Is q rumor sAost ihst there will
be two special steamers soon making reg.
ular trips between hero and Cincinnati.
We trust It may prove true.
tom Collins" Is writing up Bellaire
locals for the 81. Clairsville Gazette.
We regret 10 announce the death oil
Mr.. Nicholas CHASER, formerly foreman
In Mr.. Morgan's coal bank In this place.
He died last Saturday, Of consumption.
His funeral took. place yesterday alter
noon, and the remains were inferred In
tho German Cemetery, TO which place
they were accompanied by the Odd Eel.
lows, he being member Of that order.
Only one person was arrested on Sat-
urday, and he paid his tlne in one and
two cent pieces.
Who told you, Brother MAYOR, that
there would be services Of all the churches
at the usual hour Sunday
About $1,000 was paid out 10 the
miners at Hestherington's coal works
Saturday night.
Saturday night was bad night for
"ducks." About.two inches Of snow fell
but the foundation was not sufficiently
solid for snow to make good sleighing.
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Music For TIE HoLIDAY's,-NessrS
Adams 6 Lucas, at 1897 Market street,
are already preparing for the inevitable
holiday rush for goods In their line.
There Is not q greater or more accepta.
BILE gift than a piano or organ. Al this
establishment can be found every kind Of
q mucicsl instrument, from a mouth
organ" to q piano. The firm are agents
for all the principle pianos and organs in
the market, which are sold at the most
reasonable rates. You can buy good
piano at prices varying from 500 to g..
450, or an organ at from $50 to $3.50,
There instruments are sold at terms 10
suit all. For instance, you can buy either
piano or organ simply by making
small monthly payments. In this way
many families in limited circumstances
can enjoy the luxury oimusic equally as
well as their Weather neighbors. Those
desiring cheap and superior musical in
struments should call at 1927 Market
street.
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The river continues 10 recede. At 8
o'clock last evening the marks at the
wharf indicated scsnt 2 feet,
The ferryboat Magnolia was taken on
tue docks on Saturday morning.
The wharlbOat is completely filled with
freight.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
Of Ii A. NJ. Saturday.
The Hudson left for Cincinnati satur.
day afternoon.
The Msllie RagOn, en- route from Pitts
burgh TO Matamoras, passed down Sstur'
day night.
Tho Carrie Brooks arrived yesterday
morning from Zlncsville, and departed
for Pittsburgh.
The Garrett and bsrges are expected
to day.
The Exchange will leave Cincinnati 10.
day for Pittsburgh. Capt. Sam. Shuman
is in command, and VIM. G. HARRISON in
the office.
The Emma Graham did not get her
repairs completed in time TO leave for
Wheeling last evening. She will leave
the foot OF Vine street at noon to-day.
The J. W. Garrett broke her starboard
plummer block, opposite Step.stone, and
was compelled to return 10 the city yes
terday morning for repairs, which she had
completed in time TO start up the river
last night.-SdtRridy'S Cincinnati Gazette,
IBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, November 90. - River
about stationary, with feet 3 inches Ia
the channel. Weather cloudy and cold
with snow.
EVANSVILLE, November 20.-Wcathel
cloudy Mercury 20 o32. River fallen
0 inches, 8 10 feet on the gauge. Up
Shannon, Pat Cleburn, Coal Hill and
barges and Stephen, Down-EddyVille
Geo, Spaughler, PeytonA and barges and
Sandy. No business. The Jas. Gilmore
is aground at French Island and Johr
Means in Henderson's bend.
CAIRO, November 2S-Arrived-Cityo oil
Helena, Vicksburg; Gracey, Evansville;
A. j. Baker, Pittsburgh; Commonwealth
New Orleans; Grand Tower, st. Louis,
Depsrted-Mary Alice, New Orleans;
Chester, Tom Jasper, A. J. Baker, Helena
and Commonwealth, st. Louis; Gracey,
Evansville; Grand Tower, Memphis
River II feet inches and rising. Wealth.
er cloudy and cold,
CINCINNATI, November 29-River IA
feet 6 inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy; thermometer below freezing point.
Thirty towboats arrived from above with
cosl, and seven tows went up the river.
ST.. Louis, November 29.-Arrived-
John Falle and Jasper, New Orleans;
Northwestern and Colossal, Keokuk. De.
parted-.st Joseph and Capital City, Vickg.
burg. River rising slowly. Weather
cloudy and cold; freezing hard tonight.
Considerable ice is.running in the river.
LOUISVILLE, November 90. - River
rising with 9 feet 0 inches in canal and 4
feet 0 inches in chute. Arrived-J. D.
Parker, A. p. Konns, Warner s. Son,
Kittie Hegler and Exporter, Cincinnati
Messenger, Pittsburgh; Bowen & Son
Pomeroy. Departed-Hegler, Arkansas
river; Exporter, New Orleans; Warner &
Son, New Orleans; Parker, Memphis
KOnns, Red river, Messenger, ST. Louis
Weather cold with prospects Of snow.
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Capital and Labor.

The capitalists Of the land by common
consent are holding their money in idle
ness, evidently Tor the purpose Of reduc-
ing the price Of labor and every thing
else. 1t Is easy, therefore, 10 see the ne
cessity for those representing small CAPT.
tai 10 band together for the purpose oil
carrying on manufacturing and thus extri.
eating themselves from the power oil
capital.
In view of the depressed condition Of
labor, II Is tho duty Of working men to
combine for their own interest and advan.
tsge, and in tho cooperative system TO
lind relief from the pressure oil capital.
With thirty years Of experience In the
nail business ! do not hesitate 10 embark
In tho enterprise Of getting up co.opera.
tive company TO build and run a better
nail mill than any now In operation.
ask the different branches OF labor
viz!-miners, boilers, nailors, SC. 10 Join
me In this enterprise without delay.
Address me at Martins Ferry, Ohio.
DID. Mccoy.
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DR.. BOschec's German syrup.

Cough no more How much Joy there
ls IN every household to know that thew
can al least procure a remedy for any case
Of coughs, severe colds settled on the
breast, Consumption, or any disease Of the
hntoat and Lungs, that's certain to cure.
II IS satisfaction 10 know that person
Is SAFE from the dangers Of these diseases
An you need do Is to go to your drug
gust and get bottle OF Boschee's Ger
man Syrup; two or three doses will re-
lieve you at once. II you doubt what
we say In print get sample bottle for 10
cents and try II, or regular size for 70
Genus. eodGw
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Riot Among tho Coal MIuers.

PITTBURdH, November ga dis
patch from Shaner's, Pa, gives the iol-
lowing particulars Of q riot near that vii
lsge 10 day:
This morning about twenty. i've armed
Italian miners crossed the river from
Armstrong;, and commenced conducting
themselves in riotous manner, driving
women and children from their houses,
They were promptly repealed by a small
force Of citizens, and driven across the
river.
About 4 o'clock this evening about q
men crossed the river from Buena Vista,
and formed in line above the coal works,
where the Italians quartered and opened
fire upon them. After an exchange Of
shots, lasting about thrGe-qusrters Of an
hour, the Italians displayed a white flag,
the firing ceased and they promised tC
leave the place Tomorrow. Four Of the
Italians are known TO DO killed and q
namber severely wounded, while the
Americans escaped entirely unhurt. A
large number Of citizens are.coming into
the village Offering aid 10 repel the attack
ol the i0reigucrS. The Sheriff of West
moreland county, with squad Of police,
is on hand, and will, it is believed, pre-
vent any further outbreak"
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A LARGE number OF the workmen en-.
ployed at the Arlington Stove Works
who have been idle on account OF the pre-.
Vailing dullness in the sale OF manulac.
tured articles, have voluntarily proposed
to work at a reduction of twenty per cent
in their wages. The offer has been &C,
copied by the proprictors, Messrs. Joseph
Bell u Co.. in order to provide employ.
ment for those Of their men who have
families. The foundry will start up sgair
to-day, alter being idle only about two
weeks.
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PRAcE WARRANTs.-0n Saturday JUS
tlce Hammer issued warrants Tor tho ar
rest Of Charles Stein, Charles Rust, IT,,
and Robert Anderson, who were charged
with q disturbance Of the peace on
Thanksgiving Day. They were each rc-
CURED to give bond to insure their good
behavior for the period OF one year.
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= NOTWITHSTANDING the dissgreeable
weather, the matinee advertised by Mr.
John Denier at his Theatre Comlque at
iracted an immense audience, composed
principally Of ladies and children. The
performance was highly satisfactory. Mr.
Denier deserves success, and we are glad
10 note that his audiences are growing
larger. A number of new faces, in an en-,
tirely different programme, are announced
Tor this evening.
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WE are satisfied with the apology. 1t
is stated now that about four hundred in.
Vltations to tho Sherman wedding were
stolen from the postoflce. We are sorry
now that we got mad at the family for
not receiving ono when 1t appears to have
been tho fault Of the postal department
alone It's all right, General; let's forget
the past.
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BRAZIL.
RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT IN BRAZIL.

RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT IN BRAZIL.
RIO JANRRIo, November 20.-The
religious excitement, growing out Of the
conflict between the Catholic clergy and
civil authorities, was eliminated in serious
disturbances in the provinces Of Pernami-
buco and Parahibia. The sYmpathizers
with the bishops Of Parshibis and Per.
namibuco, recently sentenced fol-. the vic.
lation If tho laws Of the empire. have
made riotous demonstrations. Their cry
Is, "Down with the Masons." They have
attacked several Masonic lodges and bid
defiance 10 local authorities. Troops and
ships have been dispatched to the dis,
turbed districts.
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THE SAM. Roberto DsAsTRR.-The
Middleport NeIoS, OF Wednesday, says the
Inspectors have reconsidered their action
on the Sam. Roberts disaster, and sus.
pended Jacob Hunker, dating from the
time OF the explosion for six months.
bunker was first engineer Of the Roberts
at the time Of the explosion.
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CHREsTMAs DIsTR1BuT1oN.-The pur.
chaser OF every dollars worth OF boots or
shoes will be entitled TO one ticket in the
following prizes to be given away:
One large elegant silver pitcher.
One pair Ladies' E. @. Burt Kid Button.
One pair Gents Ct. Alexis Tics.
One pair Misses French Bronze Button.
One pair child's velvet foxed Button.
One pair Infant Blue Button.
The above goods are on exhibition at
the store. JERRY CLRMRNs.
Corner Main and l1th streets.
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Corner Of Main and Goth Sis.

GREAT bargains this week at speyel
Bros, a few Of which will be enumerated
100 Linen Embroidered Sets, Collal
and Cuffs, only SOC.
~ dozen onc'button Kids, only OOc.
~ dozen two'button Kids, only 81 90.
10 dozen MerinO Vests, only 75c.
70 dozen French Corsets, only SOC.
100 dozen LINEN Collars, only 1Oc.
Just received 1000 dozen Linen Hand.
kerchieis, comprising children's, ladies'
and gents, suitable for Holiday Presents
at popular prices, at the leading Milf
merry and Notion House Of speycr Bros,
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ORGAN CoNCRRT-As has been pre-,
Viously announced, Mr.. Frank Bassett
organist Of tho Fourth Street NJ. E.
Church, assisted by the choir, will give
a concert in that Church tonight. MIR.
Bassett is a skilltul Musician, and bis
many friends will be glad OF this oppor.
tunity TO show their appreciation Of his
talents. Reserved seats can still be So
cured at Messrs. Adams and Lucas
Music Store, for the reasonable price Of
fifty cents each.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
rutsRs ON THE SITUATION.


PARIS, November 2S.-Thiers yester-
day, in an interview with representative
OF La RdHe6 newspaper, said the Italian
unity was irrevoCably accomplished, and
that II France wishes 10 preserve the
friendship Of Italy, she must recognize
this fact and not adopt the clerical policy
toward that country.
In relation 10 France, Thiers said the
country was neither BonSparte nor mon
archial, but Republican, and this must be
recognized by Marshal MacMahon.
RESULT OF MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
PARIS, November 20.-Municipal cleo.
tOns were held in this city to-day, with
the following result: Radical candidates
elected, 3d. Moderate Republicans, 10
Conservatives, II. Second ballots will
DO required in six districts.
BEFORE THE JUDGE OF INSTRUCTION.
Rainier appeared before the Judge Of
Instruction Saturday and was examined
for several hours in regard 10 his alleged
connection with the illegal Bonspartist
Committee Of Appeal TO the people,
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"A meeting Of employees OF the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne 8 Chicago Railway
was held yesterday afternoon Ia New
mans Hall, Crestline, Ohio, for the pur.
pose Of organizing q mutual insurance
company similar 10 those in successful
operation'on several roads. Representa-
tlves Of the various departments Of the
road were presant from Pittsburgh, AL
lance, Fort Wayne, Chicago and other
points. A permanent organization was
effected, officers elected, and committees
appointed. The meeting adjourned, sub
ject TO tho call OF the Executive Com.
mittee.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, November 2s-The Observer
says that Disraeli is too III to leave town
and unable 10 attend 10 business.
VIOLENT STORM ON THE COAST.
LONDON, November ga storm oil
great violence prevailed on the coast to-
day. Tho bark Veteran was driven
ashore and become total wreck; II oil
her crew were drowned. Many other
casnllues are reported with heavy loss o.
lie.
A CtRCULAR LETTER FROM ARCH BISHOP
MANNING
was read in all the Catholic Churches o
the Diocese yesterday, declaring that al
persons who do not accept the dogma o
PApsl inlallibiliLy cease 10 be Catholics
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THIS MORNINGS POLICE CoURT.-ThC
prospect for heavy docket at the police
court this morning is very good. The fol.
lowing parties were arrested on Saturday
evening and yesterday, and will be tried
this morning:
Mike Miller and Geo. Trehorn, lor
drunkenness and disorderly conduct in
front Of Falloure's dining rooms on Sstur.
day evening.
George Hendricks, disOrderly conduct
at John Stensers saloon, Eighth Ward
Saturday evening.
John Marsh, committing an assault and
battery upon VIM. Coyle, at slrobeIa
saloon, opposite City Building, Saturday
night.
Warrants were issued for the ar.
rest Of "Pet" Hslpino aud Martin REFS
back, for fighting on 10Th street Saturday
evening.
Carl Butler, who shot himself in the
throat al an Eighth Ward dance about a
week ago, will probably be examined this
morning upon a charge Of disordcrIy con.
duct.
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THOMSON NJ. E. CHURcH.-A mission
meeting was held by the Sabbath School
Of this Church yesterday afternoon. Short
addresses were delivered by Rev. ]. R,
Thompson, Of the Chapline Street N. E.
Church, and Mrs Elder Ball. A pro.
tracted meeting will commence there
this evening. Tomorrow evening Elder
Ball will deliver sermon especially 10
tho youngIpeople.
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FILED FOR RRCoRD.-The certificate
Of incorporation OF the La Belle Insur-
ance Company was filed Tor record at the
Office OF the Clerk Of the County Court
on Saturday. William 8. Bowman,
Thomas Q. Hoover, Algernon Sullivan,
7. 3. CoWen, D. Theobold, j., James
Hamilton and B. A, Galligan are the in
corporators.
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HRLNBoLD's BUoHU is still in the 70.
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine is still Manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Ia
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
ieis. Genuine has proprietors private
stamp John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dhw
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Troy, N. Y, November 29.-Recenlly
a carpenter named Elias Williams began
the erection Of frame house in an unlre-
quented district, about 10 miles north oil
Wellstown, Hamilton county. He hired
George Smith 10 assist him: One day
when drunk the two men began 10 quar-
rel. Williams in tho course OF the strug-
gle threw Smith over a wooden saw.horse
and sawed OF the head of his antagonist,
scvering It entirely from the body. VII
liams then cut his own throat
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RR.ARREsTED.-In the Circuit Court
Saturday morning a nollie pros was en-
tered in the case OF Major Carman,
charged with the abduction of Emma
Speidel. Carman was discharged, but
Immediately re'arrested by United States
Deputy Marshal Irwin, for alleged con-
nection with the gang Of counterIeiters
recently arrested in this city.
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Mn, FRANK DRYDEN takes pleasure in
announcing to his friends and patrons
that he has resumed his old place with
John Roemer and would be pleased tC
receive call from all Of them as soon
as possible, as VIC have a large and choice
selection OF goods at very reduced prices
&C., &c.
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Snow sToRM.-on Saturday night sew
eral inches of snow fell, and yesterday al
nature was clothed in white. II grew
colder during the day, and last evening
the wind increased to a regular gale, car,
rying the snow in every direction. II
was cold, stormy night.
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REPORTED sUICIDE.-It was reported
on the street Saturday that James Law.
less, confined in the 81. Clairsville jail
for killing Dan. Wilkinson C'sailOr jack"
in Martins Ferry on Wednesday night
last, had committed suicide in his cell by
cutting his wrists and ankles and bleed
ing to death. After diligent inquiry, We
were unable 10 learn more.