The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-21
MOUSDsviLLE.
Important Cases-serlous Accideat-0i
well-RRiIrOad Notes.

Important Cases-serlous Accide1t-Oil
well-RaiIroad Notes.
The venerable War Governor, Hon. F. Il.
Pierpont, was In town yesterday.
The MPrshal county bank building will not
be ready for occupancy for couple OF weeks
yet.
1t Is said that Judge Armstrong; family
intend going 10 Washington Territory in q
short time to res de In the future.
Owing to unavoidable delays the Third
ward coal works will not DO prepared for
hoisting coal before January next.
John Maupin, Of the Second ward, who
went to Pennsylvania come months ago 70
work In coal mine, has returned with his
family, and gone to WORK at the Wegee mines.
An entire change in the force OF citizen
workmen, including the foreman, will be
made In the blacksmithing department OF
the Webster Wagon Company's shops, at the
prison Saturday next.
NJ. NJ. Fowler, formerly OF this place. now
OF Dllies Bottom, D., starts for Kansas this
week, TO be followed BY his family as soon as
suitable location Is selectsd, and the necss-
sary preparations are inside for their residence
there.
Mr.. Blacks force OF track layers having
reached the lower end Of the Narrows, the
work will now progress much more rapidly,
as there will be plenty OF room for dstrib-
uting ties along the, line Of the road. Mr.,
Back expects 10 accomplish about one
mile per day hereafter.
Applicants for the Ohio River Railroad
agency at this place, like Republican aspir.
ants Tor the office OF sheriff, continue to
come TO the front II this thing continues
Moundsville can easily supply agents for
every station on the line from Wheeling 10
Parkersburg. Persons who profess To know
whereof they speak claim that Capt. Joe B.
Alexander, the popular steamboaEman, has
the inside track.
Mr.. futile, who was so seriously injured
by being thrown from wagon anu the
wheels passing over his face and leg, satur.
day last, 10 getting along as we'll as Sould be
expected. one Of the physicians wko assisted
In stitching upand dressing his wounds says
II Is almost miraculous thar the sight OF the
unfortunate man left eye was not destroyed.
together with serious cuts about the cheek
and forehead.
A Saloonist was before Mayor Weaver yes,
terdsy evening charged with selling on Sun.
day. A motion by bis attorney to quash the
Cuupluluk VI khu kEuuuu tuht ~ lAlleQ W
specify whether the liquor was sold at retail
or wholesale was overruled by the Mayor,
and the charge sustained by the testimony'o f
two witnesses. The penalty was fixed ut $40
and costs and thirty days imprisonment.
Bond was given In the penalty Of $50 and the
case appealed TO the Circuit Court
The decision Of the CouEtot Appeals in the
case Of the town VI. J. II. Fountain, now
pending In that court, will determine quite
number Of similar suits. The granting OF
awrit OF error by the Court Of Appeals In
the last mentioned suit on Saturday last,
does not, as Is generally understood, decide
that the Circuit Court for this county erred
10 sustaining the validity OF the license
ordinpSce, but merely admits the case into
that court for examination and reyiewsl. The
Court Of Appeals has not yet passed upon the
question Of the validity OF the ordinance.
A young Irishman named Nolan INDUCED
In too big load OF tanglefoot at q Water
street GROCERY yesterday and aiterBar6s
made an indecent exposure Of his person on
the s'reets, for which he was fned three dol.
Lam and costs, and committed 10 jail for
thirty days, The fellow gave evidence OF tho
most complete Batisiaeti6n upon hearing the
Ientance that assured him thirty days lodg,
Ing and board OF the cost Of tie town,