Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-12
GENERAL DsgILTRY.
DianFonds and Currency stoIeH.

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A report also reached here that a more
extensive and d1ring burglary was COM
mitted at Cortland, fifty miles north, about
4 o'clock this morning. In this case the
thieves entered DeSfs Bauders' hotel office
in the Cortland house broke open the safe,
and stole therefrom $1,000 in cash, dia-
monds worth 81, 500, and valuable papers.
| The burglars left some papers OF no value
| to them behind an old shurch in the rear
Of the hotel, but escaped with all valuable
and convertible booty. Suspicion rests
upon men who registered last night at the
hotel.
FREDEmCK, Nd. November 11.-About 2
I o'clock this morning, L. Eader, one of the
< employees of Routzahn & Bowers sash fac
! tory, discovered a thief in the counting
| room sledgiDg the safe. He went for
ssis ance and returned with Mr.. ROutzahn
and Officers Ridgely and RiEe. They sur
rounded the yard and closed in on the
Office. The man throwing down his tools
made an attempt to jump the fence: he
wss shot at by IRidgely. By o weitdirect.
edstone thrown by young Ea6er the thief
was struck N the forehead and fell. The
off,cey arrested him. At the jail he gave
the name of John Bell, bricklayeEr of
Washington, d. G. The safe and desk were
knocked to pieces. 4 candlestick was
found which was identified as belonging to
JOudSndn DlSSeI. OIl OA AiS
Office he found his safe had been mutiESt-
ed also. A rock powder fuse was found IN
both places.
KiIIsa Eer Fun.
SAN ANToNIA, TzX-, November 1l.-At
Calulla- Lassale county, a negro seized q
pistol and remarked: Let me show you
how to sGare them fellows" referring to
another negro and boy aged Is, seated on
log hundred yards Off. He fired, the ball
passing through the negro's side, striking
the boy in the head, killing him instantly.
The negro intended to shoot over their
heads.
A Gooa Haul.
AMBoY, IIT.y November 1l.-Burglars en-
tered the pestofice here last night, and
through it into the jewelry store Of w. V.
BerresfOrd, whose safe they forced and took
watches, chains, and ether jeWelry to the
amount of $500, As yet no clew has been
obtained.
NaIpractsee.
NEWARK, o., November IA sensation.
was created here this afternoon by the ar
rest OF woman named Jennie Smith for
relieving Mary Upton OF an infant by
means of an instrument. The woman is i'll
Jail awaiting trial, at which startling de-
velopments are expected. Both partiesare
well known.
Arrested.
ROCKFORD. Ill, November I'm L.
Stearns, a prominent pharmacist here, was
arrested this morning charged with selling
and taking away goods held under chat
tel mortgage, on complaint OF L. H. Eddy,
He gave $3.50 bail
Heavy Robbery.
MACUoEETA, Iowa, November 1l.-Lsst
night bartholomew & Specht's bank, at
Preston, this county, was robbed of about
q 4. H.. k, 4
o'clock 4. NJ. No clue to the burglars.
Four men were seen leaving the town with
stolen team, but they escaped.
Fatally Shot.
CARBoNDALE, Ill, November 1l.-Pat
Simmons and Viii Freidler, both of De
Soto township, quarreled over election
matters, last evening which resulted in the
latter shooting Simmons through the bow
els and shoulders. The physicians pro-
nOunce the wounds fatal. They were both
under the influence of whisky. Freidler
is in the hands of the sheriff.
Tramp Killed.
LENARs, IA, November 1l.-Last night
Deputy Marshal Chamberlain shot and
killed a tramp named Jones. The tramp
was found asleep on the sidewalk, and the
marshal was eScorting him TO the Gala
boose, when Jones became obstreperous
and threatened to blow the top OF the mar
shal's head off. The deputy drew his pls
tol and fired, killing Jones instantly. An
inquest was held at once and a verdict JUS
tifying the deputy rendered.
Charged with Adultery.
BENTON HARBoR, Mich, November H.
Charles Wendall, jeweler of this place,
was arrested here to-day by Sheriff Clark.
Wendall is charged with the commission
of adultery with Mrs. NJ. +. McClary,
formerly Of this place, but who has been
for some months in Marion, Kansas. In
default of ball Wendall was taken to Ber-
rien, and is to appear before Justice Brewer
at 81. Joseph for examination on the 10th.
Sent Up
BAY CRY, Mich, November 1.-THE man
| McDougal, who beat the woman supposed
| to be his wife, returned two nights after
| and tried to shoot her by firing through the
| front door of the house she lived in. Three
| bullets barely missed the woman. Nc
| Dougal was arrested and failing to give
| bonds to keep the peace was sentenced to
| Jail for one year.
Car Thieves.
| CLINTON: IA, November 1l.-Chief Detec.
| tive Haley and Assistant J. 2. Cosner, of
| the Chicago and Northwestern Railway,
assisted by Sheriff T. s. Beach, of Morrison,
| CUtIlu W Ils OCSAhOANat Va ~hoA ohoAA, eAAAN -
| T. Wilson, OF this city, succeeded in cap
| turing gang of four thieves who had been
| sysrematically robbing.live stock and mer-
| ChandiSe cars on the Northwestern rail-
way. The officers have been on the track
| OF the robbers for several weeks, and sue
| ceeded in effecting their capture at mid
| night last night after severe encounter, a
number of shots being exchanged. One OF
| the thieves was clubbed into submission.
/ - IL nf vuaS m hraoE tha
| cars and take out few hogs at time, or
| a case of merchandise. While train was
stopping at Fulton Junction the party was
| surprised while in the act of driving OIL
! hogs. They gave their naWes as Thomas
| Anderson, John Snyder, Frank kell and
! John Shutz. They were arraigned before
! Justice Baird at Morrison, ILL.,, to-day and
/ held for trial.
| Alleged Incest.
| HooPESToY, ILL, November IA sensa-
| tion was created il the city this morning
| by the announcement of the arrest of John
| NJ Clark, the editor Of the Journal (Green-
I back and a former merchant, for the al
| legged crime of incest, the complaint being
! made by his wife, supported by the evil
/ dence OF his son and his daughter. The
| victim, the daughter, is a pretty, modest
! child of IA wears. It is alleged that the
! horrible crime has been enacted nightly
| Tor three months past. Mrs. Clark, through
| her attorney, has instituted proceedings
| for divorce. At the preliminary trial
! this afternoon, before Justice Frayne, the
accused by his attorney, protested his in,
nucenCe OF the unnatural crime, and prayed
for a continuance until Monday neat,
! which the court granted, fixing bail at
/ as eco. r. Beokwalter becoming his secur-
| ity. Clark is an old resident OF this COM
rnunity and owns large amount OF prop
! eriy. He is sixty years OF age, has large
| family, and has been a prominent man in
business aud politics.