The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-22
fore Justice Philips, the. property identified
and Robert sent to jail In default OF $1,000
bond 70 answer ut the next term OF court. 2. Z


and Robert sent 10 iii iii In default Of sioSl
bond to answer ut the next term Of court.
AT u meeting OF the Democratic Congress
ional Committee OF tho Seventeenth Ohio
district, Immediately, over the river, held al
Columbus niter the State Convention on
Thursday, 1t was decided to postpone the
Congressional Convention from August l, the
day formerly set 10 September 8. The place
Of meeting-st Clairsyille-was not changed
HONS, Broekunier & Co., Il will DO noticed
In our advertising columns, have decided 10
ALLOW. no person whatever not connected with
the glass house, 10 go through the works
Visitors have become SO numerous that they
have become nuisance, taking up the time
Of cle,ks, who were obliged to net as guides
and dlstracting the attention OF the work.
men. No exception to the rule will be made
'rnr Committee on Poor House md Farm
OF the County Commissioners held meeting
at The Poor House Thursday afternoon, and
determined TO erect at a cost OF 5000 a hos
pitnl building. The plans call for building
10 by rs feet, OF brick. two and n half stories
high. On tho lower floor will DO four rooms
for special purposes or contagious diseases
Oh the second floor will be two wards, and In
the attic will be the water tanks. Large and
ample bath rooms will also be provided
The price named includes everything.
Two conveyanccs OF real estate were nd
miticd TO record by Recorder Hook yesterday
us follows: A decd made July 8, 1882, BY
l'riCilla i llutchison and j. F. lIutchison
her husband ct. nj. all OF Indiana to John
McCrnn, OF piece OF land situated Oh the
National road, containing four and fraction
acres for 5000. A deed made July 10, 1889
by Mary q. Merritt, OF Cleveland, 10 PhiliI
Hermann. OF Ohio county, Of the south half
OF lot No. 20 In division \, rs designated OIL
the map Of the subdivisions OF the Joseph
Caldwell estate. =
sQUIRE piIiLlIs had before him last night
three small boys, James Marshall, Elmer
Hawkins and Nick 1lalpin, who were charged
with assault and battery on n larger boy
Charles Chpcll. The snap boys ut the Cen
trail Glass Works struck Wednesday evening
or rather quit work, without notifying the
company. Capell was working In the mould
shops, and at the request OF the manager
went into the factory and took the place oil
one OF the strikers. As Capell was going tc
work on Thursday, crowd OF tho boy.
stoned him. lie recognized the three named
and the Glass Company had them arrested
llS ulu INV NCSlC hSulIlsl tlltIll, Ul
was compelled TO by Prosecuting Attorney
jordan. A horde Of boys OF ali ages, size:
and varieties attended the trial, and mum
Der OF them swore point blank that mono o.
the defendants were guilty, but. the evidence
was direct and conclusive, and each OF thu
three was fined SIC and costs, the fine bein,
suspended, however, for six months, durnt
which time the boys are TO be OIL probation
and II one OF them oliends against any o
the laws OF the land in that period, III,
judgment will be executed. The Squire guv,
the assembly OF gamin n wholesome lectur,
before he adjourned court. Ta's.s.E (.
Az interesting suit was heard last night b,
Squire Ankle, occupying the entire evening
In the hearing. ltgrew out Of foot race rui
on the Island early in the present month be
tween George Bond and Samuel Davis.
good deal OF money was bet on the result
ind the parties were evidently SO nnevenl,
matched that heavy odds were given In fayo
OF the best man. 10 the surprise OF every
body but those who were In the secret, th
other man won. There was q good deal
"k!cking" at the time. and this eliminate,
In the swearing out Of warrants BY John H
McFall aud John Ioomas, two OF the heayies
losers, for Herman llildebrand and Amo
Mossbaugh, on charge OF conspiracy to dc
fraud. In the preliminary examination !
was conclnsiyely shown that the race was
sold one, and the charge was sustained by tn
justice. who required the young men to Civ
bonds in $500 each TO appear next Monday
evening ct O'Clock and give new bond 70
| their appearance OF court. The oiEense is
serious one in the eyes OF .he law, and til
penalty seycre-tmprisonment Tor one yea
In the penitentiary and u fine OF three time
the proceeds OF the conspiracy. II this cas-
has the effect Of doing away with put up lob
in foot, horse and boat races, 1t will be
blessing. r
A PETITION has been numerously signed b,
pilots and other river men Of this Vicinity
praying the powers that be to restore the oil
rules in regard to the signalling Of approach
Ing vessels on the river. 1t is general belle
that had the old rules been In vogue tn
collision between the John Tomas and Sciot
could not have taken place. There is ais,
talk OF petitioning Congress to institute al
inquiry US to whether the new rules do no
increase the dangers and difficulties OF rive
navigation, and n general investigation o
the conduct OF affairs pertaining TO steam
boating by the Supervising Inspectors At
numerouly attended meeting OF river men q
Pittsburgh Thursday evening, Capt. Michael
said he believed with Cupt. Stockdale, tina
1t was no use TO present any more petition
TO the Supervising Board. "Why," said lie
"Captain Fahrenbatch, member OF tn
Board, acknowledged 10 ME on this nool
that the new signals were impracticable ant
dangerous, but nothing has been done fol-
our relief believe that our only course
TO petition the Secretary OF tue Treasury
His signature is attached TO the warrant thu
caused the murder at Mingo Island. Tha
was murder, whether the officers of ethc
or both OF the boats were under the influence
OF liquor, for the testimony shows TINT til
pilot OF the Scioto was sober enough to 50,
why in the name Of God don't the Iona
whistle l believe that the Secretary Of tn,
Treasury can be induced to remove hi
name from this death warrant, and that thi
is the only means by which relief can b
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