The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-23

oMSeuey Nleu yealeIuuy luoFulnS ~ Ottock
ut Bayou Sara, La. I, Two weeks ago l,r left
Southern waters where they intended TO
operate their boat through the winter! liza
was unweil when lie left, but no serious ap-
prehensionS were entertained by his friends.
lie WINS about eighteen years old, and lust
entering upon active lie. giving promise q! a
useful manhood. which makes his sudden
death all the sadder. The remains will be-
brought home for burial ato y y go
SATURDAY morning Frank Klus.E a miner
employed ut the bank OF Kasley e Brookp'
was going through the mine on his way 10
work, when he noticed a small piece OF soap
stone projecting from the roof, which he
struck with his pick. liz sEcceeded in dis.
lodging It, along with something ljkp 4 ton
Of stone. which, fell upon! the unfortubsts
miner. Z klug was accompanied by another
miner, who was unable TO release him from
the lnass Of rock until he had secured assist:
ance. The injured, IEBn, was taken to bis
home on !Nnetcentlli street, where it was
found that his back and botli feet had basp
severely bruised and Q small bone broken Id
the left ankle, 49,, Z taeelli VIZ 1l@
TIE mic mbers Of the Literary and Pleasure
Society celebrated theirl first anniversary
with, handsome. satin, badges and silver
medals, by rendering the following ipro.
gramnle: Prayer ty ihb Rey.:SsSsler; Open.
ing Address by the FresidenL Sole by Miss
Belle Emsheimer; recitation, "Gen. ScottaaG
the Veteran" by Henry Brilles; essay; '..An-
GER by Henry .Emsheimer; Solo By Miss
Hannah lfeyman. recitation, "Old Farmer
Gray Gets Photographed by D, Kraus;
Letter .oa Debtor" By D. Gundlingj reptta.
ton, Sword and Plow," by Samuel Reich;
Solo by Miss Virginia Hump. esaay, ""Auto.
biography OF CocoanutH by 81. iltnsanatelu,
recitation, t"ImitationE Of a. Candidate ior
Office by G. Beekman; Closing Address by
.rnE following industrial Itams are from lie
Steubenville Gdtettei Tho pottary Is rusbcd
to keep up with;orders, there beihg one Gl,n-
lred orlers ahead Of its facilities The strife
at East Liverpool has had2little or no. effect
on the business here, the buyers Of tho Stcu.
benyilla pottery being; Old Scus.olmers who
be no truth In the report that the j.. jfvrson
Iron Works isnl,out 10 introduce seltfredinc
nail machines Tor tho purpose Of reducing
expense Of labor. There Is one Gould lsalf,
feeder at work, but the company gets no ad-
vantage from 1t In the shape OF reduced cx-
pense, The miller getting all The advantage:
A Keith machine, bought BY Mr.. lDoty in Ii
east. IL also u be put In. The large engine
In the tingo rolling mill was tested 1yes,er-
day, and gave entire Satisfaction, The elcc-
trlc Wight was also tested last night, and was
cona!dered the most brilliant fight ever
shown In Mingo. ..!5 n, 55}'i 4 ~, ~
I.,sAruRDAr Nellie Andre va was brought be.
iSreJudg &c Jacob at his private oi,ico IN the
Court House by Sheriff Brown, in response
to Q writ OF, habeas corpus. It was alleged
on behalf OF tho State that Nellie, was held
OH a commitment {issued by Squire AykJe'
and committing her 80 tbs calntysjaili Ia
await l,e'action OF the next e rand J Gsy on
the charge Of grand LARCENY. preferred against
the prisoner by Mills Robinson.fF Soma les.
tin.ony was taken, as result Of which Judge
jacob ordered The girl discharged. An Incl.
dent Of the, trial was caused by n remark
made by Col, Arnett, who Represented .tI6
State ii Tho absence Of Prosecuting Attorney
jordan, 10 the effect that r. The Judge de,
cided 10 release the girl he would regret hts
decision In twcnty.four hours. This called