The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-18

BELLAiRE LOCAIS-John Butler, the
assaiIant OF old Mr.. Wilson, the watch
man at Nellhair's mines, few miles from
here, was taken to Columbus by Sheriff
Cochran on Wednesday, there to serve the
three years in the penitentiary TO which
Judge Chambers sent him. Ii Is charged
that the officials here withheld evidence Of
Importance to the prosecution, but which
has since tranSpired.
Will Hines, formerly q clerk In the
Office Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
Company here, Is chief clerk on Chicago
street-car bell punches barred. His
old chums here contemplate holding a
ratification meeting.
Several Of our citizens attended the
Children's Home benefit at Hamilton's
Opera House last night.
The pupils Of the Ohio school for the
deaf and dumb returned TO their homes
for the summer vacation on Wednesday.
Prof. Williams, one Of the gentlemen In
charge Of the school, came east with those
Of the pupils living this side Of Colum.
bus, and got of here with little frankie
Graft, one Of the brightest boys OF the
institution, whose parents live here. A
boy named Orr, who resides at Bridge.
port, was the only other Of the scholars
who came this far east. Mr.. Williams
returned yesterday evening.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. Klotr, Of
the firm Of Mayer 4 KlotE, and Mr.. Hyne.
man, proprietor Of the Pittsburgh liquor
house, had some triaing difficulty, and
the next morning Mr.. Kiotz and the wife
Of Mr.. Hynemah had some conversation
concerning the affair. Mrs. Hyneman,
taking ohense atSone remark, went home
and told her husband that she had been
insulted, whereupon he, armiDg himself
with a knife, repaired 10 the store Of Mr..
K. and assaulted him. An officer was on
hand, and took him around TO interview
the Mayor. Mr.. II. plead guilty, and
was fined 50 and costs, making In all
80 40. Mt. Klotz's fingers were cut, but
no other evil resulted.
Many Of our citizens are in attendance
at the Columbus Democratic Convention
and notwithstanding. They are most.
ly Democrats.
Elder j. j, Spencer, pastor Of the Chris.
tian Church ofthis city, Is among the lis.
Of graduates at the Bethany College com.
mencement.
Several young ladies who have been In
attendance at The Steubenville Female
Seminary passed through here yesterday
en- route home for the summer vacation,
Miss Lizzie Anderson, Of the. same ihsli.
tuition, is also at her home in this city.
The. Mellott, "he gin a treat" Wednes.
day evening, on account Of the addition
to his family Of a youthful son and heir.
The Aforesaid heir IL bouncing boy and
Theodore is ptopottionately happy. He
has no doubt called Mrs. Ms attention TO
the fact that prize will be given the best
yeaf.old baby al The Centennial al Phila.
delphia next year.
Rev. ]. c. futile will preach in the
Baptist Hall, over Hoge, Sheets 4 Cos
Bank, next Sunday at l0A A. ". All are
invited.
There will be match game Of base
ball between the Clipper Club Of this city
and the Osceolas Of Martins Ferry, to.mof.
row afternoon on the public square.
Hay is selling at S27 per ton here.
Prof Wallace leads a singing class
which all are free to attend each Monday
evening, at the school room on Gravel
Hill.
DR.. McCullOughs eldest son, Scott, met
with serious accident yesterday. lie
was driving out when the horse walked
into ditch by the roadside. Mr.. Nice. |
leaned forward 10 urge the horse into the |
middle Of the road, when Il made sud. |
den start, and the driver was thrown out
backward, the lines becoming tangled |
about his legs threw him on to the wheel. |
re was cut severely on the back, the back |
81 his neck was severely cut and bruised
and II Is feared he is injured internally,