The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-01
Observation-Disclosures
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National Bank during the absence Of Cashie,
VIM. Graham. M i : N, s7'7r,1
7. Drnner, Superintendent, and G. n.
iirnner, Master OF Transportation, OF the O.
4 Z. Il. H. were In town yesterday. f7,'l
j.. 7. Rhodes, F. q. Robinson and Joseph
McConaughy, Jr., returned yesterday from,
Toledo, Ohio. where they have been 0.
witnesses on the Watkins. Ferguson trial. +
Chris Heinlein, formerly a resident oil
bridgeport, but for several years a citizen oil
Toledo, was recently captured by n fair one
Of the last named city. md surprised hi,
nhmerou. friends here when he came on
flying visit accompanied by lis brand new
bride. May time touch them gently, and
liies yoynge 10 pleasant md prosperous ID
the wish OF oil who know genial, big hearted
Chris. -
The following persons were arrested by
Officer Reese Buraette Saturday night and
had a hearing before Ills Honor Mayor Jun.
kins yesterday on charge OF being drunk
ind disorierly; Albert Dixon, Jacob Snyder,
George Shadrick, and an unknown party 81
and costs each. paid. John Sloan, Linn
Lyle, George Rice, William DE duly, and
Samuel Sullivan, s. and costs each, paid,
Silas COnoway - and cost aud SIS and cost
on second charge OF carrying concealed
weapons and resisting tho officer. in arrest.
Ing Conoway Officer Burdctte run a very mar.
row escape from being shot In the head. II
occurred IN the following way: When Bur.
Iette caught hold OF COnoway to arrest him
Conoway jcrkcd away from him leaving u
part OF his coat In the officers hands, and
quick as lightning Conowny placed loaded
revolver against the officers head and
pulled. Fortunately the revolver did not 10
oil. Officer Burdette las the cartridge In Ills
possession. 1t Is n fearful one and shows the
marks OF the hammer made when Couoway
pulled the trigger. Burdette pulled his re.
yolver and placing It In Conoway' $ teeth told
him to hold up his hands. Conoway dropped
his revolver upon the pavement and was
taken TO jail.
MouYDsvILLE.
The kloman Mill Is now idle, and will no,
start up until Wednesday next.
The second spike machine ut the Kloman
Mill was put in operation Saturday last, and
found to work satisfactorily.
Barbour aud Greenbrier counties each had
u two overwhelmingly guest at the State In.
stltution here returned to them Saturday last.
IL. w. Thompson started for Chicago yes.
trruay, rs delegate from the lodge here to the
Annual Convention OF the Amalgamated
Association.
Prof. llaines' High School closed lust night
with literary programme which did great
credit TO the Professor and his pupils. The
peabody medal was presented TO the grad.
hatlng class OF s., Mr.. Joe Roberts being the
winner.
Walter Gamble, son of W. H. Gamble,
ESD. SIl ~ tI,a VI
Company, who started from here, q few DAYS
ago, accompanied by his brother William, on
their return TO New Mexico, where they have
been engaged in business for some timc pas,,
returned Saturday, having left his brother
sick in Chicago.
~ Messrs; Pnrdy 4 Jackson, of the Mound
city Mill, have been grinding new wheat dur.
iiS the past week. The quality OF the wheat
they pronounce first rate, better than Inst
years crop, nnd It's condition for grinding
very superior TO what it usually Is at this
season OF the year. One dollar per bushel is
the price now paid.
Esquire Edwards, OF Washington district,
mad two Of the school districts, Webster and
SAND I'M, before him few days ago, as
p'aIntiii and defendant, Webster district
bringing suit against Sand Hill for Slo5,
iers from the latter district.
The damage sustained by the State by the
late lire at tile prison will be about s., 100,
less SOoo insurance. The cost OF rebuilding
the shops will be a.triile over s., 900, which Is
more than $1,000 less than any of the con-
tractors nd to DO the work for, the lowest bid
peihg w. loo. HE cost OF putting in heating
apparatus and shafting and pullies will be
DELLAIRE.
The .Etna Glass Works is expecting 10 bein
running order in very short time now,
Henry Fox, OF the i. 20. depot, l,ns re.
tnried to his post after q visit to the coun-
try. '
John G. Mitchell and his family are visit
ing. his father in The neighborhood of ST..
ClairsYille.
The roof Of the Manchester property, BEL
to putting OH another story.
Fred. Eberle donned the blacksmitb's
apron and hammered the anvil at the Sol.
diers Monument yesterday, in the absence
oil the blacksmith employed 10 sharpen the
tools.
a Tine farm OF 100 acres. situated few
niles below Bcllaire, was sold lately to Sew.
mour Dunlevy, Bridgeport, by G. Schaefer K
Co., Wheeling. The former owner, Bepiamin
Nobison, is going west.
The Katie Stockdale OH her up trim I'M.
loaded great deal OF miscellaneous FREIGHT
at MERGERS wharf boat and had il
transferred yesterday to the C. &. 2. cars to
60 on up the r;ver-abouta dozen cars full,
large number Of passengers also contin.
ued their way from here by rail.
There was collision near the d. so,
stock yards yesterday forenoon which for,u.
nately injured no one and did little damage
compared with what might be done under
similar circumstances. The fast line going
west usually passed the accommodation
train going east at the stock yards but the
accommodation being late the express train
went on past. Before going far, however, II
stopped and began TO back towards The
switch again, but II was too late 10 escape
collision with freight train that WINS run
ming out from the yard 10 get on to the bridge
track. The palace car in the rear of the pas
ssenger train and u box.car loaded with TO-
bacco came together, demolshing the boy
carand scatteringits freight and crushing the
rear end OF the palace car. The accommo.
uation train came in just then and WINS de-
layed some time at that place.
MARTINS FERRY.
The rain OF yesterday was grateful boon.
A dog-iight occurred on Colts corner vrs.
ter'lay. Nobody hurt
Keep your eyes skinned for thieves today
and especially tonight!
There will be full attendance of Martins
Ferrians to see the parade this morning.
1t is reported that the employees of the
Cleveland Il Pittsburgh railroad will picnic
nj Walnut Grove on the 9Th OF August.
John Craig and James McMannie were bc.
lore the Mayor yesterday morning, charged
with disorderly conduct, and were fined i,
and costs each.
Thos. Slane, the manager Of the Union
Glass Works, has bought the Spoonholtz nro.
perty OIL Second street, below Jefferson. Con.
sideration private. VA
Jos. Finney, who lives back ON the hill
had to come down town Yesterday morninp
before breakfast, for during the previous
night thieves invaded his premises md car.
ried oil all the eatables on the place. They
didn't leave enough for square meal, md
Mr. Finney was Obliged to come to town and
purchase full outiit before he could RET lis
breakfast. o. $50 $40
Otto Gttp,aro Al.