The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-23
Kahsooth The above comprises alt the late
changes In West Virginia, as shown by the


kahsoott, The above comprises ali the late
changes In West Virginia, as shown BY the
r o, BuiIttin, IA 4 n va b 57T
The blast furnace at Mingo Is turning oul
| at present froni seventy to eighty tons pet
day. II Is under George Deans supervision
+ Rev. J. q. Cowden, OF tho Second Prcsby,
ierlan Church, Washington, has received q
call from a mission church Ia Denver. lie
has not yet publicly determined upon Its ac
ceptance. FE1'atg E'Iy+;Rt. ~
The Anderson Satetp,ai, saws: News has
reached this place Of what appeared 10 be O
horrible murder In Mercer. Mr.. Rober,
ilanshnrEer, OF this county, was the victim
l1ausbafger, who Is a cattle dealer went "a
The Princeton banS last week and started
back by tho way Of Gnodaii's. Tho uexi
morning his horse came IN without any
rider, and frienils fearful OF his fate, followed
the trail and some distance back found Mi,
HIS blood.s,ained overccat, but up to the
present time bis body, neither dead nor alive,
has been found. l8Its s,5il 91''
| The shipments from the mines OF tho Cum.
bcrlhnd coal region for the week ending
Saturday, November Is, 1857? were GO O5I
tons, and tho total shipments for the year ia
that date 9?2i 223i tons, Il decrease Of 78s 389
tong, MS compared with the corresponding
period Of 1881. Tho shipments TO tie l,alli'
more Il Ohio railroad were, for tho week, 81.
VI tons, for the year, S3l Sl3 tons, u decrease
o. 3oo,1Go tons as compared with last year.
ING cana! shipments were. for the week, H..
Wy tons, for tho year, 235, 7s7 tons, u decrease
Of .i3,Oll tons as compared with 1851. The
shipments by the Pennsylvania railroad
were. for the week O, los tons, for the year,
liota44 ionF, u decrease Of l04, lSG tcns ~
compared with last year. t.4 Eu9i
st. cL,Is4yiLLr.
Mr.. J. d. JOHNSON, Of Philadelphia, was In
town Monday. tl5@@I -
DR.. George A. Close, OF Brllaire, was In
town yesterday. 7Gi',Ig''
Deputy Auditor NJ. 7. Conland returned
bone Monday from d trip through the West.
NsY. Dr.. Crawford, OF AfooreGeld, will assist
the pastor Of the Presbyterian Clutch at
communion services next Sunday. E1.
In Common Pleas Court, yesterday morn.
ing, u writ OF attachment was Issued arojnst
WIN. Garner, for contempt Of the Court. I
Tho young bridgeport bnrrlats, who werc
brought TO jail Saturday, spent tho greater
part of Sabbath crying. They will probably
be sent to the Reform Farm, IA - -
Mrs. Sarah Mcconnell, OF uhrichsvillc, has
entered suit against the St. Clairsyille Com.
pany, operating the Northern railroad, for
Slo,uoo dairases, for in juries received at IN
accident III July last. Mrs. Mcconnell has
retained as her attorneys ex.Ju,Irs James
Patrick, IT,, and A W. Patrick, OF uArichs.
vile, cx Judge 9. ". Carroll and W. S. Ken.
nan, Of 81. Clalrssie. Hon. I.orenz> Dan.
loFu VIII probably represent the defendant.
The Democratic papers OF Eastern Ohio arc
booming Auditor ". N. CoAl4nd for s,ate
Auditor. Mr.. Coiliand says positively TINT
he Will not be Il candidate for the nGmina.
ton. II he would allow his name 10 be used
he would undoubtedly be nominated, rs he
y wen known and very popular ait over the
o'a'c Us well as at his home. In 1877, while
rnnnlrG for County Auditor, Mr. CeHlaad
ran eight hundred ahead OF his ticket. AL,
though the Democratic majority was unrsn.
ally large. ..a.
NEW CUMBERLAND.
On Tuesday evening crowd of Young
folks assembled at the residence Of JOHN a.
campbell, Esq, aud spent II pleasant even.
Ing; also, committee appointed ut the con.
eretat'oaal meeting OF the Disciples Church
1mJontneu 10 the, same place to confer with
Etder fattte In regard TO employing him to
PFeach Tor orr people. A free exchanp. of
opinion was had, bat no definite conclusion
arrived ut. ,arII - - -"
One OF the most brilliant weddings that
mas taken place in our town was that OF Mr..
Mupen' OF the southern part OF Texas. to
MISS Emma y. Campbell, daughter Of Mr..
Lloyd Canlpbeli at the residence Of the bride.
Inc ceremony was performed by Elder Put.
We, of Wellsburg, and there were alew of the
brides most intimate friends gathered In to
SIC the twain made one, among whom wera
". and Mss. l.. II. Brown, Of Toronto, Ohio:
MISS Emma Daniels, also Of Toronto, Ohio:
MI; John ". Gibson, Of Pittsburgh; III,
tooert Gibson, OF this place; Mr.. Will liar
shef, Oh SEawneelown, III. The whole
family were gathered in, Mr. C. T. Campbell,
brother OF the bride, coming all the way
fsom bradford, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chap-
,n from Washington county, Ia. Ms,
laapasa is stst-f OF the bride. The cere-
iinohy passed Oft in elegant style and the
happy couple departed ivr Sleadyijle Pa
where they will stay for short time and
then - direct 10 the southern part of Texas
where Mr.. Mabea is engaged in railroai
business
n'. RsLLAlHE.
-. M still hangs about. Ill.,.
l'obert Warner, OF the First ward will
move to Michigan. We"
The Gypsy Queen" COMPANY is talking NJ
presenting another play soon.
The Mite Society Of the First PRESBYTERIAN |
Ghhrch meets so'nlsh. at II. G. Wilson's. |
Horns Addition. 90 ' .
Many people we're to be seen Yesterday am, |
Jay belore every time the sun beeped out |
watching The large spot upon It's face BY look.
'ns through smoked glass.
john. Dunn was aned two DAYS il, sueces.
SION TINS week for drunkenness, and the nee.
oaa demand on his pocket book was more
man he could meet. lie is OIL the stone nile.
bellalre has an ordinance TINT is sail 10 be
contrary 10 the Constitution of the limited
states, as 1t dlscriminatss against peddlers
lnd hawkers from other States to the adyun.
laye Of citizens OF Ohio. 6I 80
The gas company has offered to furnish ,he
city gas at SIS per post, and Council hns Ar.
copied the bid. This lisa much different wnv
n me mattor Of promptness, than was taksn
lug iasl iinle contract was made.
warSrsnuRG MIRACLE,
a series OF miracles appears 10 hive been
prints long account Of he Hni,iuan I cttra
70 which Is added another similar cure. the
nttnnste one being a daughter Of Mr. i, II.
lt ~: the Waynccsburg photographer, whose
sl'lctioa being similar to that Of III. Inf.
nan, ms been the cause Of a feeling Of SYM.
pathy between them. The Republican tells
ne story as iol!aws: "Mr. Rogers CAME from
as NOME yesterday morning, and says when
10 returned: home on Sunday evening he
ouna his daughter sitting up in u chair She
hadn't been out Of bed before for over Two
raise her head from Tho nil.
ow-irom spinal affection, and had been
AIKEN 10 Philadelphia before the celebrated
,hysiclaEs Of that city without obtaining any
,ei i; oaiy swfoe III two years had she been
Non rach time she went into spas,ns. sls
mputes her restoration 10 the power Of pray.
r. She Inns been. vesy pentent for SOME
ime, praying much and others have PRAYED