The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-02-14
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SHor "A dispatch received by his
friends in Seneca Tp., announces that
David Schroyer, who went from this
County to Irwin, Colorado, last spring,
in quarrel in that place q lew DAYS
ago, was shot by an Englishman, and
fatally injured. When the dispatch wss
sent he was still living, but death WAS
expected any moment Noble County
Republicans.
Rev. WESLEY FRErHorrER OF Adams
Township, died last Saturday OF con-
sumption. He was a minister Of the
German NJ E. Church and q graduate OF
Berea College. His remains we're de.
posted in the Cemetry at the Bethel
Church in Switxer township, on Tues.
day. The services we're conducted by
Rev. Whiteman Of Wheeling -Clurinq-
ton Independent. 10th inst.
The right OF way was secured bv H.
e Muhleman, last Monday, thro' Mr..
Samuel Cabs farm in Swilzer township.
"a distance OF one nile. There re
mains now only one farm in that town,
ship, to secure the right of way, and
that is Mrs. Rsyno and we learn that
this can he secured ss soon as there 10
an administrator appointed Swiizer is
coming up nobly.-Clarington Iadc-
pendent, 10th ias.
KILLED Marcus Hu'chins, son OF
Aurelus Hutchias, OF Dudley, who went
to A'aharna. several years ago, aud
worked In Gorbv's saw mill, was killed
on the 2nd OF February near Foygville,
Alabama. by the explosion ofthe boilers
The mill was sold year ago by Mr..
Gorby to Alabama parties. and Mr.
Hutchins was employed by them at the
time OF the disaster that cost him his
life,-Nobs County Republican.
A YOUNG man named Charles Collins.
whom the st. ClaiIsville Gszette thinks
was once q resident OF St. Clairsville,
was shot and instantly killed at Pi.tman
Valley, Ariz,nia, on Christmas day.
The murderer was VIM. Monroe (Ari-
z,nia Bill. } who Was mobbed and hung
to 9 tree and his body riddled with IA
bullets, by the friends Of Collins; the
matter was the result OF melee among
cowboys ard ranchmen, In the use Of
bad whisky.
Hon. JOHN LEMxAx was in Caldwell
Monday. He saws, Cassen, the contfac-
tor on the Woodsfeld extension, is push
ing things in that vicinity rain or shine,
and that from 16 to 20 teams and 40 TO
SO hands are employed. The grading
ON this section will be completed by
May. Hanlon the contractor between
Freedom and.Summerfi.ld is also push
ing his work right along Work on the
Sarshsville section seems to be a. q
stand still.-No6lc Co Republican, 9ta
inst
We made mention some time sgo that
Judge l.. P. Marsh, of Denver, Col
formerly of Zsnesville, had recovered
$4,000 damages against the Union Pa
ciic railway for refusing TO deliver'a
carload Of household goods to him un-
Ill SIS 90 additional freight charges were
paid. The defendants carried the case
TO the United States Court and tha,
court has now ended The case by enter
ing up ju lgmen. against the railroad
company for 81 $500, Judge Marsh hav.
ing remitted $780, Jeters5nidn.
A SAD drowning case occurred jus,
above Martins Ferry yesterday. Two
little children named R,salnd and John
Clifford started of to school, and they
were in the habit o! waking log over
Glen's Run Holding to each Others
hand, they started across, but the littl
girl slipped and fell, dragging her BROTH
with her into the water Rosalind's head
struck rock. she was stunned and
drowned before assistance arrived. The
little boy when found was unconscious,
but was restored.-Bcllaire Tribune, 9th
inst.
CHAs KErrEe. of Matamoras. arrived
in this city, Wednesday morning, from
ST. Louis, with his daughter, whom Hick-
son, now IN Jail, deserted there. Miss
Keltee says that at Wheeling Hickson
told her there was not time enough for
them to be m married, and that he would
have the ceremony performed in Chica-
60. When they reached Chicago he
found 1t necessary to put it off again in
order to make connection with q West.
ern bound train. From Chicsgo they
went TO Kansas City, thence tn St. Louis.
when be deserted her. Aarietta Regis
ter, oh inst.
On last Friday about noon the body
OF Miss Celia Wallace, whose mysteri
Gus disappearance We mentioned last
week, was found. As Lewis Mcdonald.
and his son. William, were feeding their
stock near the rail'oad bridge, which
crosses Crooked creek q short distance
east of Concord, thei. attention was di-
rteted 10 some hair which was floating
upon the water. Upon further examin
alton, the hair was found to be that OF
the missing gill. The community was
immcdia ely apprised Of the fact and
Coroner Sarcbet was summoned, who,
when he arrived, held an inquest over
the corpse.- Gaernsey Times.
A LITTLE daughter Of Manly Davis,
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