The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-30
STATE ITEMS.

ON Cuuual, uuuC -Iot, on ohAay w
Cured between James Pringle anc
Thos. Barnett on Thir cen mile creek
in Jackson county in which Pringl'
was killed by blow on the head from
stone thrown by Barrett.
A PolNr PLEASANT boy namel Risk
had his skull fractured by a stone
thrown from quarry by blast. The
miners are severely censured for then
csrelessness.
DURING the closing hours OF Congress
bill approrriating 81, 900 for the pay
ment OF the Methodist church, at New
Creek, destroyed during the war, was
passed.
LARGE RATTLEsNAKEs KlLLED.-Wt
learn that one day last week, in TIT
viciuity OF Rawlings Station, a boz
killed ore of the largest rattlesnakc
ever seen in that vicinity. The reptile
| had 10 rattles On his snake5hlp.-Neu
Creek Tribune.
CATTLE SHlPMENT.-J. T. Pierce, o
Patterson's Creek, shipped last week t
New York, via OF Martinsbur5 anC
the Cumberland Valley Railroad snc
its connectione, As bead Of fine bee
cattle This is the commencement 0
An EXPERIMENT TO secure reduction o
freight on the b. & o. Railroad. Mr.
Vaumeter, the young man who wen
down in charge o; the stock, says the!
will reach Their destination at cost o
rom 81. 50 to $500 Ter head cheapel
han by the B. & .. R. R.-NeW Creei
'ri5nns.
ARRESTED. -Molie Vanhorn, an &C.
cenplice of the Jennings gang OF out
las, who were driven out OF Wetze
county, this State, was arrested in this
plae on last Friday by r. W. Cooper
of little Sandy. She was taken before
Soure Hutchinson and had preIlm'
mar hearing. but there being no proc
of he identity she was discharged. Mr.
Coopr not being entirely satisfied ar
restet her again and che confessed tina
she VS. the identical Horn" whom hi
was looking for, but denied being guilty
of any crime committed in Wetze
county, or anywhere else. But Mr.
Cooper wanted the 500 reward said t.
be offtrh 'or the capture Of "Mollie'
and delivly to the officers CIV etzel, tool
the Cheapeake Tor that place. Mol
lie is shsp and had no such idea o
going theround trip, and when thu
Express srived at Marietta she mad,
her eecap. or at least there is wher
Mr.. Coope lost sight OF her.-RaVenS
acO0d Ns,os
YOUNG married. people don't like to bt
serenaded Webster county. Here''
the way .ewly welded couple evadeC
the music, ~ related by correspond
ent OF the Weston Democrat.
Hearing that the ssrenaiers were
about to ,sit them, they fled to a
neigh BORN house, but the serenader;
again toool after them. The young
husband all wife, finding that IT they
went to an, OF the houses OF the neigh
hcrhood, thy would have to submit to
the annoyare Of the screnader5, again
feel to the vods. and passed the fra
night Of th;r welded lie in large
hollow chestut log, on what ls called
Hunting Rice.
THERE arerow five persons confined
in our jsil. Talifero, who is under
sentence OF leath, to be executed or
the 3lst of Jly, still wears the same
etolid indifference that CharaCter zeC
him during ls trial. lie readily an-
swers any qu3tions asked him, and
converses wltban air OF perfect uncon,
cern. seemiugl not realizing the aw'u
solemnitv OF h. approaching fate. We
are informed tlst his attorneys have
about determined to take his case TO the
Court OF Appea OF the State, on tht
point OF conflict ( the State Consututior
with the rhir;e nth amendment to tn,
Constitution OF he Unitei States. l.
this is done, he wi not be hanged or
the dav now fixe for his execuuon.-
MartinS5lTy Ind, sdc{snt.
THE Board OF Eegents awarded Nor
nal diplomas to the following namec
Young ladies and gentlemen attending
the Sbepherdstova Normal School, fo'
having completed the course OF stud!
prescribed:
Miss Ida Billmyer, Miss Belle Byers
Miss Ida V. Chapline, Miss hose A
Crockwell, Mss Fanny Fulk, Mle'
Bette Fawcet, Mss Ida B. kearney
Miss Ella NJ. K-lsey, Miss Sue
Koontz, Miss A1die D. LlcEIider, NJ ST
Eleanor s. Powe| Miss Rose Snyder
Mr.. W. P. Craigail, Mr.. James NJ
Engle. Mr.. Chas VI. Fulk, Mr.. W. /
Henkle, Mr.. Andrew Lemaster; Mr.
| Clinton NJ. Miller. Mr.. Chas: Miller
Mr. Augustus c. Morgan, aud Mr. Jas
W. Wiley.
A Five year old son Of a Mrs Brown
OF Grafton, fell down the public sehoo
well o. that place Tuesday last Ut
was dead when taken from me wen
his skull having been mashed oy 'n'
fall OF the we'll bucket.
SEVERE HEMoRRHAGE.-A h'tI'
daughter Of Leouar1 Brown-tne MAJ
whose little son WAS killed by falling II
the schoolhouse well, Tuesday-wa
or the evening o. the same day athlc.
ei With violent hemorrhaee OF the pSIs
and before the flow OF blood couIu o
checked, the child was apparen',
nearly lifeless. DR.. Thsyer was sun
moned late in the evening, and amer ~
application OF proper remed'esi "a
| Ilaol; -aS stonnal and the Cli'u