The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-22
OUR NENT NEIGHBORS.
VARIOUS HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST.
4 BARS hoinss la tho ThritlAx Tor MS Along che
Rl'er-aortments Of Prominent People.
Affairs IN the Mtfis and Factories.
. + 9s The Proposed Steel Plant. ..f.

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= The Proposed Steel Plant.
Judge j. J. Jackson, OF The United States
Court for this State, Is in New York. 'tT8
The United States District Court, that has
betn IA session a! Charle,.on, adjourned
Saturday morning. 7I
The Common Pleas Court now In session
at ~. Clairsyilla, has $50 cases OH tho docket.
ne Court Will probably not adjourn before
Christmas. y, -, : = n
Tho track Of the Yves. Virginia Central *
Pittsburgh railwayis now hid 10 Abrams
creek bridge, nine mile from Deep Run, Or
Shaw, tho Junction with tho Elk Garden
| mine branch. ffEH., 3f-rl
Yesterday morning, Mr.. Alber. Adams,
q young man Twin. with James
Metlueown,ab out three miles from CIaysville.
parlook OF 4 hearty breakfast. aud then went
CIT 10 tue field to llusts corn. While in the
dead. .-.5 4 N -. =, -
The remaining sixteen miles u tho @. Il G.
isailfoad, from Grafton TO phlippi, has been
iet 10 !he contractors for 49, 100 per mile 10
grade 1t ready for the ties. This does not In
clude tue cnlyeria. Tho sainc contractors
have tho contract for furnishing tho ties at 20
cents piece. The work Is TO Be completed
ready for the ties BY the tirstof June next.
From u gentleman who has been ut Point
lItMani II ~ learned that u force OF aiea is
constantly ut work every day and night,
sundays included, OH the coiItr dams OF tho
railroad bridge that Is TO cross the Ohio nj
that point. Provided that the water does
not rise, they will be able 10 finish the dams
so that ny January LIST, 1881, the bridge will
% COMPLETED; otherwise 1t may DO two years
oetofe Tue bridge viii t'e ready for Use.
MonSbsviiLr.
a lIttle child OF Mr.. Hckett's, Of the Third
ward, died of diphlheria on Molllay.
There Is IN alarming amount OF sickness,
principally scarlet fever and d,phthcrin, ptc.
vailing among the children here.
George Noller, the little boy who had his
arm so badly broken In y tishc with another
boy, issetiins along as well rs could DO ex-
peeled.
Some OF our boar,ling.liouse keepers are
mourning the clandestlne departure Of some
mill employees. who left unpleasant remind
trs In the shape OF UNPAID board pils.
The rolling mill has been running single
nm for more than u week past, the pul1lers
making six heats per day, md everything
appears TO be worklns smoothly and harmo.
ntousiy.
The derrick and machinery for boring tho
experimental OIL we'll north OF town, ars in
position, ana The work Of putting the well
down was 10 begin today. Mayor Lyons,
and other gentlemen from Pittsburgh, inter.
tsttd in the enterprise will be down this
week.
Our County authorities re ceived bids for an
additional inside wall of s,o.1c ut the County
Jail Ranging from $l,750 to $4,000, and for
casing the room with boiler iron from s., 500
10 $4,000, They row have proposition
which will probably be accepted for putting
an additional barred cage outside the one
nov. used, 10 be constructed Of steel tars
leaving space OF about eighteen inches be.
tween them. This plan will rpst much less
than either OF the Others proposed. and it is
claimed vii! prove equally effective in pre-
venting escapes.
a corps Of engineers arrived here on the
Katie S;ockdale from ParkersouTg Sunday
last, and are engaged making Il permanent
location OF tho W, J.. Il G. railroad between
mere and Benwood. Ourpeopie are consider.
ably elated over the positive assurance that
the road is TO be constructed ut once, md only
regret That 50 longs time is to c!apse before
the next term OF the Circuit Court, when con.
domination proceedings will be instituted In
Inc lew cases in which such Il course has been
forced upon the company in this county.
The action OF the Supreme Court of Ap.
peals on Saturday last, will for the present al
least; deprive the State OF the benefits arising
from the labor OF two Of its proteges here. The
Court granted a new trial 10 W. 8. Dougluss,
convicted OF the murder OF the young mail
carrier, liizer in Grant county. and SEN
fenced to the pcnitentiary for life. :. Daug.
lass has been here since. the . 24th
OF August, 1879, ut work in
the paint shops OF the Webster
wagon Company. where he has acquired |
such proficiency that Mr.. Adams, foreman in |
the shop, declares that he will be completely
Mt II loss when he goes out. The Other I'M
fortunate is Frank Jones, who was convicted |
OF unlawful shooting, by the Circuit Court
OF Harrison county, lin May last, and SEN
fenced to the State Prison for n term of
eighteen months The shooting occurred
during, melee OF some sort on the Fair
grounds at Clarksburg, when man NAMED
Patton was slightly wounded BY pistol shot
fired by Jones. The grounds upon which a
new trial is granted are self defense. The
men are still here Awaiting the neces.
sary documents, when they will tie taken in
charge by the officers OF the respective coun-
ties. z."l.r, .~l T. : - 80
s.hLH BEII.tIKE
Mr. McGeorgc returned last night from his
visit to England and Scotland. .11
Charley Shay's minstrel troupe is to be ut
-'lch's Hall Saturday evening"
The effects Of John Carter will be sold De-
sember LIST by his administrator.
MI. Frank Purnell is home on vacation
from the Morgantown university.
(,rnup3 has knn,, ...-, |
cemetery on the hill below town. =.
Rev. Mr. Armstrong and wife, Of "Crab
Apple" are visiting relatives here. fS
William Bowsar. who has been at New.
comeIstown, where his child has been quite
sick, is back again, -
john Fullen, OF Bellaise, and Miss Lizzie
Afunion OF NeHs Sidirg, viii be married 10.
day Mt the BRIDES home. :.
Mr.: Arthur Mc1ain IS in attendance on n
meeting OF persons interested In street cars.
That IS being held at Cincinnati. III
Del!aire nen do not like the i.en of the
immense steel works in contemplation being
Pat on the other side OF the river. 80
Lawrence Panderatz has been sued for
nast"ray by Kate krcitcr, and mulcicd in
the sum OF $500, in weekly payments.
Harry Chapman, son OF Master Of Trans.
portation Chapman, Of the u. Il o. L, IL,
was in town yesterday, on his way to lis old
Sixty dollars is what Eli Perkins rot Tor
his fraud OF u lecture. The next lecturer is
All excellent talker, the best, St. Clairsville
people say, that they have heard.
The work OFT the immense foundations OF
the new city power house is progressing, but
1t is approaching completion slowly on ac-
count Of inc great difficulty in finding men,
TO do the WORK,
number OF the Baltimore & Ohio OF
llclals, including President Gnrreit. are ~.