The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-15
AEleaBonIIoon NEWS.
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The Board Of Directors Rre In session Of the
prison to-day.
Mr. Carotherg. one of the Kloman mill
owners, wasin town during the week.
Mrs. Anshutz, Of the First ward, went to
New MarIinsvllle to yisit.he daughter yestCr.
day.
Hanson Criswell, Esq, recovered sufficient.
" to DO taken to bis new home on Western
avenue Wednesday last.
Mr.. Walter and Miss Mamie King, Of
cleveland, o., are visiting their grandmother
Mrs Gray, OF the First ward.
A colored convict from Monroe county
was discharged from the prison yesterday,
AFTER serving u two year term.
Inc temperance mass meeting arranged for
tomorrow at the Court House has been post.
poned until Saturday, the 22d inst.
The most elaborate preparations are being
ilaue iOr the festival for the benefit OF the
catholic Church, at Assembly Hall, on
Tuesday evening next.
The st. Lawrence put oira big lot Of salt
here yesterday morning, This elegant side
Wheeler was on good time arriving here
before 5 o'clock AN.
=, The special meeting OF Council called for
Tuesday evening last failed for want Of a
quorum. TWAS expected that the question
q license or no liceuse would be decided at
that time.
The Kansas City Journal OF Sunday last
prints an extended notice Of the marriage of
Mr.. Thomas +. Moore and Miss Virginia NJ.
Dayton, grand daughter Of NJ. Dunn OF this
place. The bride has number of relatives
In Wheeling.
It Is now All assured fact that license and
anti'license will be the issue in the coming
municipal election here, and already me nd.
yocateS oil tho respective "partiesn are cast
Ing about for the most available material out
Of which to construct their tickets.
Tho vacancy in the magisterial district of
Clay district, oCcasiOned by the resignation
and removal Of J. NJ. Turner, Fs0,, has not
yet been filled. The position was rendered
to L. u. Purdy, but that gentleman could NOT
retain his present position Of Mayor and that
office at the same time.
1t was positively asserted by persons who
claimed to know that consignment OF
metal, OF the proper qualityt to "mixn with
the metal and orc on hand, would be received
NJ the kloman mill yesterday by the Scotia,
and that the mill would 90 on again next
Monday, but the metal did not come, and
consequently the mill will not resume on
that day.
The Herald must be mistaken about vour
correspondent using some specialists four
weeks at a run, US he has not acted In This
capacity half that length OF time vet. Asto
his imagining himself to be the fountain
bead OF all the news Of Moundsyillc,m he
also pleads mot guilty." for judging from
the tenaCity with which the Herald editor
holds on to Whatever scraps OF news he gets
hold of he must possess bigstock.
A prominent citizen, and one who keeps
his ears and eyes open" in speaking Of tic
late safe robbery here, said to your cores.
p0ndent, vi 1t were known who the par-
ties are who did that piece Of work, 1t would
cause more than nine times nine DAYS
wonder in MOundsvilIc." Continuing, he
said: 1.-THE universally believed theory that
the craftsmen came here for the purpose OF
committing that robbery is entirely wrong,
The truth OF the matter IS, that every man
connected witk the Job lives right in this
town; and more than that, know who thew
are, but must confess that cannot produce
sufficient testimony ut this time to convince
a jury OF their guilt My informant added,
and lie is fully able to DO what he SAYS he
will do: IF the authorities will secure the
services OF good detective and bring him
here, will furnish him clues by which he
will be able to bag every one OF them; or
failing to do SO, ! will pay every dollar Of ex.
pense incurred"