The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-02
would not do toprobe further IN find the ex.
act location OF the ball and that from It's 10.
cation II could not be extracted without sey.

resort told her II she left him he would shoe
himself, and accordingly pulled bis revolye
aud shot He hniselfsays that while he wa
driving past farm house n large black do
come out and attracted the attention Of ,hos
IN the buggy and in attempting to shoot III
dog be shot himself This being the s,oyie
OF both parties, and there being no one els,
witness 1t, there still remains mystery to b
cleared up. Such an occurrence here In thi
qutet community creates many rumors whicI
make 1t very difficult to ret at the facts a
they reallyare One thing Is scertain: lie has
rather critica! wound. let ithsppen ns 1t may
'ave done. There Is some inlk OF arrest!
being made, but this has not emana,ct
from any. official source, and we do not Civ,
II much credcnce. There Is another rumo,
gong the rounds to-day to the effect tina
uauley himself was in town on Saturda,
hisii, and that might have been him whtt
did the shooting. IT. 1T :
Sill more pavements are being laid will
Cleveland sawed stone. -
The funeral OF child OF Jacob Pence took
place Monday afternoon. :
The Presbyterians OF The First church Will
have social at the church this evening. !
The annual election for the street car con,
pany's officers will take place Oh uex, Mon
day. pa. sa
The Methodist social meets this week a,
NJ rMcCoy's, on Harrison street. in Horns ad.
dition.
About half dozen saloons are all tina,
nave made arrangements go far to keep open
under the Pond law.
Winnie Rowles, q very bright boy, is lying
very low with diphtheria ut the home OF hi:
father, NJ. Mack Eoxhs -
Some OF the nalers of the Bellsire Work,
were oil Monday because Of the sickness ol
one OF the hot iron itnGel..
Thomas Smith is preparing to build Q
dwelling house for himself On Harrison
street, nosts, OF the Lantern Globe Works,
sir. Martin Wryuan. Of Wheeling. will
!ase Charley Webb.r's place In Husband 4
In Iowa.
N. SouneSo7n. The popular c!otlie. and
shoe dealer OF Union street. has zone ,r
fhiladrlphia ailh smile on his lace aad d
solitaire ring III his pocket. a word TO the
wise" e;r. ~ -
Mrs. E.i iost OF B.;d:euort, died on Sum.
day very suddenly. She had been sic}, only
about twcniy-iour hou's The funeral srr.
wees will be held at her late rc.ideuc. in
bridgeport al o'clo,k, aud the funeral will
30 to Res. Hill Cemetery here Il, | O'Clock
~. .-
The iEosnbroos and The c. y. Lucas came
down racin: Monday morning. The Luc,,
iiau TO land \ moment at the mill but hsd
again almost calish, up with the uornbrnok
when she reached the w!lartboat. The rapid
whistlinng, in which the Hiram d. Joined drew
crowd to the banks. ~.
Many would be astonisheG could The nrm.
Der OF trees be known that have been plant.
ed in Eellaire this spring. A rrea. many
more, however, could be placed along ou,
STREETS, and alleys too, to advantage. They
cGst but trit!e il bought at the right places.
Many are planting more than show from, the
street, because they intend to shade The
backs as well as the fronts OF their houses.
MorNDsvILLE.
Judge Cranmeg, OF your city, and Nr, Reed
Oh independence. were selected as delegates
to represent Washington Presbytery in the
general presby,er!an Assembly at Springfield
Ill, on the 18th inst.
The Fittie.h Anniversary of the VI, F.
Sabbath School was celebrated st Simpson
Chape! Sunday evening The exercises are
Slid to have been especially interesting, and
the attendance was large.
Sheriff Smoot. OF Doone county. arrived
yesterday on the Stockia!e, having in charge
Milton ltau!ey Or HALEY. wEo vas sent &c
the State prison from that county for the
term OF one year, Tor attempting 10 shoe, q
fellow Booneite
lsissaid that deposition OF Assesso. Tor the
second district, southern emf uf this coun,y
has been rendered ez.Shcri:F L. T.. GRAY, and
that Mr.. Degg, OF Saud Hill district, Is ~: sp
p!icant, with soud PROSPECTS OF success 70,
The place in the 'irs. district.
1t is said that quite q formidable move.
,nsnt is on foot among the citizens OF Sane
Ht!i district, this county. towards "s.cet
Ing and connecting 'hut dis.ric, with OL;c
county. There possibly was some ground:
10! suc., action before the county decided to
bridge Wheeling creek, but not now.
Employees Ut the klomun mill s,y ,ba. Mr..
Carrothets, who arrived il town Saturday
evening, announced 10 lhe employees lLa, The
mil would not Resume Operations until the
spike machines were received aEd pu; into
position, and al! other Necessary work abou,
the concert completed, II. ce>slry 10 enabI.
.he mill TO convert the product OF the boiling
furnaces into spikes which would require
Propaoiv SIX weeks time. This action oi
the nlil company will likely osra,c ycry
much TO the detrimcn: OF tie Union Cosl
WORKS and necessiaie the di.chsrsin of q
number OF miners, it i; does not stop work
there altogether for a while.
VALLEY chow. .|- e
Joseph Miller Is quite sick at home,
There isa Gipsy camp near Poiut Mills.
Alexander Sample, OF Illinois, is visiting
friends l.. Valley Grove '''
The farmers c planting corn this week. A
large crop will be put in. -
The wheat generally is promising in ap-
p.arance through this section.
james Crow has purchased twenty acres Of
lsnd near this place at S15 per acre.
A good many people will have i,nportan,
business i'll Wheeling Oh the day Of The cir.
Gus.
William Gibson has recently sold q bcaut;.
!ul spar, OF danple.bfown horses, nice step.
peEs, at $i75. .-a. =,
The april report OF agriculture saws thu,
the increased area in wheat in Yves, Virginia
ls2 per cent, while that OF the cotton States
is &c per cent.
Alexander Patterson, OF New York IL az.
pected to purchase wool in this county this
season. He has purchased the clip Of Mr
5 Sawtetl, OF Short creek. for thirteen con.
secu.ive years.
WARRINGTON.
The Republican Convention OF Washing.
ton county ME. here yesterday and elected
Gen. John Hall, J. A. Mc!lvaine and +. F.
Achesdn delegates to the State Convention at
Harrisburg. They adopted resolutions recon.
mepdng Major E. l. Chris,nian MS a caudi.
date for Secretary n: the Interior, and in.
s.ruc,inr The delegates TO support Gen. Jane.
\. Beaver as a candidate for Governor
BALTIMORE. May l:-.sour quiet Wheat. west
cru rrEi and quiet: SO. 9 wiute, fed srnt !, III
i5I: May s. i3s: June 81 iasl tlj,: Iuiy ii ~
q: August y a.9.al ~. co.n we.te.n tull mi
higher mixed spot sS'G bid: May s!!1H,: bid; June
So sas:ic: July a:sas.:. August saE.asItic' Cau
.irnef: western white 5.ifGc: nike '6Lisa. p.n,,