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New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-13
KNOCKED IN TftE NEAR.
Evan Jones, a n. & o. Messenger Almost
Instantly Killed.

Instantly Killed.
The first Of the series Of serious, and, in
two cases, fatal accidents that occurred in
this city yesterday, took place at the Forty.
eighth street crossing fthe Baltimore &
Ohio track, in the lower portion ofthe Eighth
ward, at about o'clock in the morning. At
the point named, Cowan's coal chute Is stu.
ated, and it was part of that structure that
caused the death of an employee Of the Balti.
more & Ohio road.
The train from the West when 1t left Ben
wood yesterday morning, had every man in
his placeiSo says the conductor. When he ar.
rived at the depOta dispatch was handed him,
saying that one OF hisnenlhad been kill ut the
Forty.eighth street crossing. An engine was
Immediately sent back to the spot, where
qnite aicrowd had collected about the unfor.
tunats man, who was lying in pool of blood
and grooming heavily. Before anything
could be done to relieve the man, he had
expired. The supposition Is that the de.
ceased, messenger named Evan j. Jones,
was leaning out the car door as the train was
rushing along, and as the morning was lit.
tie ioggy, Jailed to see the chute. The chute
itself IS set lar enough back, but one OF the
| SAtPSAiSu ny pLup WHICH u
close to the track, and which must have hit
Jones in the head, knocking him from the
car. AS he fell his head came in contact with
the heavy weight used in lowering and rails.
ing the apron, which l;nockcda hole in his
temple and gave the death blow. His
clothes must have been caught by some PRO.
jeclion, us he was dragged short distance
and his coat was torn in the back. Both
legs from the knee down were crushed.
His fan was noticed by n little boy, who
alarmed tue neighbors. Squire Schultz was
notified and he had the following persons
summoned as coroner's jury: Charles T.
Cowan, James 7. Thomas, John Miller
Anton Weitzel, Fred Mintz, Frank Glllies
Sr., Frank GillieS, Jr., Charles Fisher, Vim.
Ottermufie, Ernest Hess, VIM. Alien and
WIN. =; steen; The jury rendered verdict
OF accidental death.
Jones was q man about 90 years OF ace.
with good regulations He was single
man, and his home was at Union station, o,
The Justice took from his pockets -, a silver
watch, railroad papers and odds and ends.
The b. 70. Company took charge Of the re.
mains. No blame can be attached to any one,
except to Jones, who was careless in leaning
from the car.
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Last night at 10 o'clock Miss Francis Mar.
tin, known as Cap" young woman liyinv
with her mother and brothers in Alley ID
was shot IN the left side Other neck by her
brother, Abe Martin, young man OF about
twenty-one. DR., 7. o. Edwards was sum.
moned and probed for the ball, but could not M.
find It. The wound was dangerously near M
lugular vein, but will not be dangerous nm.
less Inflammation ghopld setin. Tie revolver
was small one, OF twenty-five caIIber.
Miss Martin told o reporter last night that
the shooting was entirely accidental. Sin
was In the room when her brother entered.
and after some good humored tank, he said
shut up, or I'll shoot you.N Just as he
spoke, The revolver was discharged, the bali
entering her neck, as stated.
The true story Is said to DO, however. that
the brother and sister were guarding aboui
some company the woman keeps who i al.
tecdonable to her brother, and that lie
shooting was Intentional. At least This Il
the version OF the affair credited In nolice
circles. II salso said that nephew Charlie
Armstrong, inteFiered In the quarrel Ind
was knocked dcwnby Marlin,
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A Pew Notes Cleaned About Packets and
Roats.

A Few Notes Cleaned About Packets and
boats.
The Dick Fulton passed down Saturday
with tow Of coal.
The Alarm and NJ. Dougherty passed up
Saturday with empties.
Local packets are doing splendidly now
days and owners are happy.
The Diurnal arrived yesterday morning
from Parkersburg and lay over day at the
wharf.
The Scotia bound for Cincinnati and the
Carrier for Cairo and st. Louis, passed
down Saturday.
The John W. Garrett passed down satur.
DAY with a tow OF miscellaneous freight.
1t will bring up tow Of iron ore.
The river was falling all day Yesterday
and last evening indicated II feet G inches
on the gauge. Business was remarkably
lively on Saturday.
The Hudson, en- route for Pittsburgh
from Cincinnati, passed up last evening.
Several Of the i'll fated Sidney's passengers
were brought up, and an immense amount
OF freight.
Inc Andes, Capt. Muhleman's reliable
stern wheel steamer, is due to-day from
the Paris OF America, for which port this
popular steamer will depart tomorrow al.
teriIoon. Bear that in mind.
PLTTsBURGH, March l2.-River 10 feet s
inches; clear and cold.
NEW ORLEANS, March a. Weather
partly cloudy; light shower during the
day.
EVANSVILLE, March 12.-wind south.
west to northwest. River 80 feet 8 inches
and rising.
CAIRO, ILL.,, March 1o,-Riyer AZ feet 7
incnes. and rising slowly. A light rain has
been falling since noon, Thermometer,
ClSclSSArr, March f2.-Riycr 81 feet and
falling; cloudy and cool. Arriyed-Scotia,
from Pittsburgh; SChenck, from New Or.
Cairo, March 1.-THE steamer CITY Of
Baton Rouge made tho run from New
Orleans to Cairo, including stoppings, in
three DAYS and fifteen hours
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THE REINFORCEMENT OUTRAGE.
Some Plain Facts stated by RepublI.
can Delegnte.


Saturday the Congressional redistrictiug
bill was paSsed.by the House Of Delegates.
It seems that an accommodating calendar. II
there is q calendar In the House worthy Of
the maine, brought up the bill, House bill
No. Az, entitled "a bill for districting the
State for Representatives in the Congress Of
the United States, at time when but few
IL any members expected Il, for there were
many vacant seats. The bill is a short one
and was soon read a third time, the
question being, "Sball the bill pass ~
The BourbOns showed no disposition to
discuss it. for they had settled 1t in
caucus, and 1t was a waste OF time for any
Republican TO raise his voice against It, Yet
Delegate Riley engaged the attention OF some
members Of the House for a short time, in
which he called attention to the plain and
palpable violation Of the Constitution that
would result from passing the bill, iIlustrat-
ing the difference between compact districts,
us the Constitution requires they shall be,
aud those composed merely OF contiguous
counties, and showed that there was great In.
equality In the population OF the districts. as
follows First, l55, 1SS; Second, lG3, 3l5: Third.
l43,9 92; and Fourth, l57, 30, which violates q
provision Of the Constitution which REQUIRES
that .each district shall contain US nearly as
may be an equal number Of population"
lie answered the pretenSe that had been
made that the Third district had increased In
population more rapidly in the last decade
than any other in the State, alleging that the
fact was that the counties composing the
Fourth District according to this infamous
plan, had an increase, shown by the census
from 1870 to 1856, OF 6SM per cent, while the
Third, and smaller district by over 1900 OF
population, has only gained in the same time
time 45H per cent
Small counties lie along the lines and
these inequalities could be easily corrected
But no king caucus had had its saw and
must be alleged. To interfere with the
arrangement agreed on.mlght endanger the
great party of the Constitution" and all con.
Situtional requirements must bend to the
iniquity. No reply was attempted to the
points made and the vote showed that the
bill was bitter one, as many expressed them.
selves, but the the entire State must be saved
70 the Democracy. Tbs Republicans and
Captain Thompson, true Greenbacker,
voted no. Such Greenbackers US Fisher. OF
Brnxtopt and Poe, Of UpshpF, missepEesent.
ed their people and voted aye. MeSSfS. Bell.
Irons and Prince were too sincere to vote for
the bill and could see no hope voting no, so
they expressed, their disgust by remaining
1t remains to be seen whether the Senators
will have the fairness to correct the wrong
done, butas mahy Of them participated IN
the caucus, there can be little hope in that
direction.
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Z About 10 O'clock on Saturday night Ri
Frazier knocked man down on giSteentb
street. Officer Fugate noticing the Iis
turbance ran down from the Postoiiice cor
ner and caught Frazier at the alley between
Main and Market streets. Ben Frazier, 4
brother, and several roughs, spranp mon
the officer as he took hold OF Bill, and ut
tempted to release him, but despite thei,
rough usage Fugate held on to his prisoner
and sounding his whistle brought ofIlceI
Bird to the rescue. 10. Hes. who
happened to be passing, was deputiSed
as an assistant officer, and the three nj.
tempted the arrest Of the Fra1iers. This
brought about general melee, in which
Fugate EaRd Hess received several hard
blows. Captain Bennett came to their
assistance, and after considerable troubie
the two roughs were lodged IN the iocEun.
Alter they were behind the bars Il was
necessary to turn the hose on them to cool
their fury, and stop their noise and abusive
language. -
They will be arraigned on a mpltiplicitv
Of charges this morning in Police Conf.
Both should get the extreme penalty the
ordinance for resisting the officer, and a
severe q punishment as possible on each az
the other charges. They were guilty.
OF insulting numerous ladies before lie
difficulty whirhle 70 their arrest
! L.
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TIE SIDNEY SURVIVORS.
Two of Them Arrive In the Ci,y-some
Wheeling Peoples GOodFortnne.

NV vs. AAANAAA ~ Au6 CAtY-S0ynN
wheeling Peoples GOodFOrtnne.
Last night about o'clock the steamer
Hudson passed up from Cincinnati to Pitts
burgh, touching here to put off some freight
and passengers Among the passengers were
two Of the injured passengers by the Sidney
disaster, Dir. Carrick, Of Beaver county, Pa,
and Carothers, the Pittsburgh drummer. THE
latter was very dangerously hurt, and
was taken on TO Pittsburgh while
the latter was able to leave the boat here and
go TO the hospital. DR.. Hildreth had been
fothed, ana met Carrtck atthe boat. He Is
horribly scalded In the face, his countennacC
resembling raw beef. His hands were alsc
literally boiled by the steam, as well as cut
by knocks they received.
The Hudson also brought the bodfes nj
William Mills and his son to their home M
Bellaire. Mrs Mills was doing well when
she left the boat.
Several Of the killed were also on the Hul.
son, the bodies being conveyed TO Pitts.
burgh, where the relatives OF the unfortunate
passengers live. They were accompanied by
VIA Morrow, second clerk Of the Sidney.
Among the passengers on the Sidney nj
the time OF the accident who were so for.
inmate as to escape injury, were Miss Effie
Goodwin, Of this city; Mr.. Hanson CrIsWeIi
Of Moundsvi!le; Mr.. Buckle, OF Bellaire; d
Nj. MCGEE. Of Wheeling, and "PunkN Jea.
ningS, DR., Harvey's colored boy,
A rImor was circulated here last week
that the exploded pipe had been condemned
some time ago, and that new one, made ,by
SweeneyS, OF this city, was on the boat al the
ame o. Tue accident. This was mistake, the
new pipe mad been ordered and made, but
was not delivered till Saturday last; 50 Mr.,
reporter last night. e0'N
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The symptoms Of itching piles ate moist
tte, like Precipitation, intense itching, mos
Of night, seems o u pin wormsN6re eiawlina
In or about tho rectum. The more yot
scratch the worse they Itch; very distressing
The private parts are often affected. Dr
swayne's Ointment Is the most effective rem
edy extant for this tormenting complaint
Gives rest at night without the desire Il
SCRATCH also has no equal tn quickly cradi
eating letter, itch, salt rhUum, erysipelas, bar
5efs itch, plmplss all scaly, ernsty, Itchy
tAinly the best remedy ever used Ia my prac
hce. N-Dt, Cotton, Woodstock, Vt. ''frou
bled with itching piles for over twenty years
II cured me completely.n-L. S..MesseF, En-
field, Me, Sent Tor fifty cents I'm three.Cenl
gtAmpsg three boxes, 81 %. BY DE. SWaynl
d Son, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all drug
gists In Wheeling and elsewhere. MWR4w
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rERrrSENr PERSONALS.


l
LocnI Prominence.
Tom Campbell came IN on the Hudso,
last night
Charlie fancy, OF the Ciarksburr Netr, +
in the civ. '''N '''' 49, 1's"''
M;ss Iass,o a.. a.. ,.,,-..., r.,
visit to steubenyilie friends "'N nun i SUR
AS uor5on Fec ,o,,,,n.5 ,.,s, L.,
ro.s ~, ~ tS,a t.s', ieEI run puSi
ms 49, Up " 1" l.asS ." 'T.'Fuay,
Io ne Ea"o t,vo tE OF FarKersourg, wen
Wv ~, u "U'''' vi Tue OF lawrence saturday.
Mrs James Heed and Mrs. William L
bosSs got nome from the Quaker City Satur
WY Il, NV,
Messrs' wilson and Ilarlze, two good
l9oklhS students oil WGsh'Jetf., were in the
CITY over SUNDAY p,
viii b, List returned from Kansas Cits
Yesterday morning, whe:e he has been visit
ing MS mother anu sisters.
Anton 7. Hess, n well.kpowp Wbeeljps
boy, is home on vacation from 81. Louis
where he is studying pharmacy !,
Mr.. J. S. Stocking, hose paper tba Wash
ington (Pa.) Obserpcr, is one Of the hest week
lies hereahouts, was in the city Saturday.
Messrs. Mcconnell. Caldweil and 1Sm;.L..
members Of the w. p. 4 q "na I%s"JSr !
corps, spent Sunday in the city. Three n,orS
pleasant men could not be found.
United States Senators Dovis and C.na.u
returned TO WaShinrton CitS vos Iu Sa'nIen
Soi6urn OF two daysin WSesS;ns 21,i s'ei
Ben Wilson is EXPECTED here AIMEE th;S S0o G"i0"e'
coos.@ ~ MI, - -. " w, '.l' week
lisbmeSt Of Iib6Se. I \ * IN NE , esiaD'
died Yesterday morning at tTc bar ani " FIX
mother in Parkersbnrs Of tvDboid ' SeS y. NE
M tra.,I,ssaI. IL " - P.iV'a 'eNet.
.oIf fu enn 1I: VINO hay o4ilt up fos him
;n wEanI S mHutu,hs ltaqe IN Kansas City, is
~ mgealmS vi yisit, having arrived yes
'eluay morning. He isat the stamm House.
,r bliss dua haI Of Fourteenth street. re.
lng!on' wne re, she has been spending week
win VIII mis-, miss Lille Braden, who accompanied
"eF nome toF snort visit.
c. ?. Orr private secretary to Manager
Durham, Of the Transolio divisions. d. & o.,
accompanied by his friend G. Fred. Mac.
GregoF, arrived in the city Yesterday FROM,
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Motherrl lIotnersl n nInthnr. ,lI

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and CRYING
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth I
II 50, go at once and get bottle OF Mrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer mediately-depend
upon II; there Is no mistake about 1t. There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
1t, W no will not tell you at once that It will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
neither, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe To
use In all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and
Is the prescription Of the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere. % cents a bottle
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THE COURTS.
Baslness Transacted Saturday by the
supreme and Municipal Judges,

business Transacted Saturday by the
Supreme and Municipal Judges,
The Supreme Court of Appeals met at lC
O'Clock a. NJ. Saturday, Judges johnson,
Green, Moore and Patton all being present
The following business was transacted:
cunningham vs., Sayer, from Jackson coun.
~: Writ OF error allowed: bond 5000.
Deque vs.: Sargent, from Roane county,
Opinion by Patton: Decree reversed as TO "a
much as allows $ per acre for the deficiency;
affirmed in other respects
D. ~. y. u. Co. vs. Nandcrwarker ct al,
rom Marion county. Opinion by Patton:
Judgment reversed for defect in execution,
selzer vs.. Beale, from Morgan oogntv'
Opinion by Green; Decree OF Circuit Court
affirmed. = - ~
Turnbull VS.. Clifton Coal Company, from
Mason county. Opinion by Hammond, De.
cree OF Circuit Court affirmed.
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad Company Va
Miller, Auditor, from Ohio county, Petition
for hearing was allowed, and case set for
argument on March Is.
Adjourned until next Wednesday at 10
4. ".
The following Is the record Of SATURDAYS
session on the Municipal Court blottef.
VIM. McAdamI VI. Elizabeth Charnock ct
a.. In chancery. Order requiring parties 10
tho cause TO produce account books and
papers before Commissioner PAUL.
Gano 4 Co., vs.. Stanton & Davenport. In
aasumpStt Dismissal agreed ut plaintiffs
costs. Fs{, =
Catherine schweitzer, Administrative, &c,
" Mary Louisa 0sche o. d. In chaneery.
zee geeree entered confirming sale by Special
Adjourned to Thursday next at $50
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TO THE LADIES
or Wheeling and Vicinity, and the
Public in General.

Public in General.
We take pleasure ia announcing
to you this morning that We are
nov prepared to show you the
grandest line Of Spring Goods ever
exhibited in this city. Our stock
of Ladies' Underwear, Children's
Robes and Short Dresses, comprises
all the leading and latest novelties
Of the season. Our stock Of La
dies, Gents and Children's Fur.
niShing Goods is full in every dc.
partment. In fact, we have spared
neither time nor money to make
our store attractive in display and
prices Of goods.
Thanking you, one and all, for
past fayOrs and patronage shown to
the Bazaar, and inviting you all,
Weare, Very Respectfully,
BLUM g. MARKS,
1106 Main Street.
Read our offerings for the COM
ing week, printed elsewhere.
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Mr.: R. ?. H. staub, OF this city, will remove
to Wheeling with his family on the Isl ol
April and settle down to the practice Of law
in that city. Mr.. staub's many friends In
this place will regret his departure, and their
best wishes for his saecessand prosperity wifi
follow him TO his new field Of la6or..liar.
tiIabuEl IndcpenReML
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A RErORrER Of the Norfolk IVA Vrgintar,
recently referred in that paper to converse.
ton with Prof. Cromwell, the world-renowned
art exhibitor, wherein he states that he had
some year or so before suffered excruciating
torments from rheumatism, and that he had
tried all kinds Of medicine and so-called
cureS--all without effect. He heard, how.
ever, OF St. Jacobs Oil, and resolved to give IL
a trial, which he did, and he stated that ia
effect on him was almost magical. A com.
plete cure was effected, and since then he
bad never suffered from rheumatism. Bat
in order that he might be at all times pre-.
pared for the enemy, he never travelled with.
out carrying in his trunk bottle or so Of
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F, A. Scratch, druggist, Ruthven, Ont,
writes: u have the greatest confidence III
your Burdock Blood Bitters. In one case
with which l am personally acquainted their
success was almost Incredible. 0Relady told
me that half bottle did her more good than
hundreds Of dollars worth Of medicines she
had previously TAKEN" Price 81 90, trial
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NASHVILLE, March 12.-The river has
risen two inches within the last twenty
four hours, with mark OF 40 feet on the
gauge. It is believed that the river will
begin 70 decline tomorrow, unless rain
should prevail Tonight. -
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THE "london Hair Color Restorer''
Is the most delightful article ever In
troduced TO the American people and
totally different from all other Hair
Restorers, bGingentirely free from all
impure ingredients that render many
other articles for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness or falling OF the hair
exists or premature gEayReSs from
sickness or other causes, It's use will
restore the natural youthful color,
sRnd cause q healthy growth, cleans.
ing the scalpfrom all Impurities, dam
drut, etc, ut the same time q pleas.
ing aud lasting hair dressing, fra
GRAVITY perlumed, rendering the hair
soft and pliable, making It an iAdis.
penSable article in every toilet Ask
your druggist for London Hair Color
RaStnFaF priaa IA roTtkz n h6ttIo
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Table Cutlery.
Burbank Potatoe%
LOst-EyeglaSscS.
For Sale-Fine Mule.
Fine WatcheS-I. G. Dillon.
Wanted-Man to do Farm Work.
A Rare Chance.
Flts-Dr. Alb. MPserole.
Hatch & Fuote, Bankers.
Live, Active CAnvaSser Wanted.
Collier Company.
Standard Seeds.
The Standard Life Association.
Consumption.
For cIaclanasi-steamcr New Andes
Head Of Local.
!. Pittsburgh and St. Louis Packet Line
Steamer Montana.
We viii Open To-day-IIead OF Local.
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wAsHNaroS, D, !, March 1s.-1A "
For Tennessee and u Ohio Valley, generally
fairweatheF, preceded in the eastern portion
I BY light rains, north 70 west winds, stations
aryor slighty falling temperature, rising
barometer. n
For the lake Region, fair weather, pre-
coded by light snow in the eastern portion,
northwest tosouthwesSwinds, higher batome.
ter and a slight change in temperature
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SPEYER BROS.

W. H. RENRHART & BRO. handle
English and American Stone China, lIayl.
land's French China, and Fancy Goods Of
German manufacture.
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NOTICE.
Retention ofCitv Rona.

The holden Of the ~ per cent bond, Of ,bea,
Of Wheeling issued under the Ordinance ~
arc hereby notified that in accordance with ,1ss
stons Of said Ordinance the following boD5, ~, \,
Nos. 235, 10I, 35S, 2l3. 90, 2OI, q, ga y, !.
is, ., 900, 3e0, aS0, 700, aIB, GS. al ~
$50, go, IO7 aud $40. having been dawn /,
lot will be paldon presentation 10 the undepl,,.3
and will cease to bear interest on and ai,ef AFR,i
l. lSSS HENRY X. LIST,
- BENZ. DAvESPORT
mh2 Commissioner Of City Of Whesiits,
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To BUILDERS ANp CONTRAcr0S,

Bids will be received by my m.nA,, :,
the Building Committee, or at The 6Sn J,I :
store OF CaiRRsey Il Wilson, Ctay,yit fiST n
for the stone work, brick work, pIs,,,,;..
&c, Of the new United Presbyterian CSr,f
about TO 10 built in the above named s sS.!al
until MARCH IS, 1889. The Commi,l,s "a
receive bids either for part or ali ~, Si W
building or contract. "
Plans and specifications for the c,,n;,.
ton Of contractors, can be seen Al tbssSaI
OF the undersigned in ClayvillC ''''-a
D. N. CAMPSEY