The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-09
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The Circuit Court OF Grant county has
declared the dog tax law unconstitutional.
Harrison county, Ohio, gave a msjority OF
2,007 in favor Of q new County Inhrmary.
One was needed very much.
The city council OF Charleston has voted
salary OF 500 TO each member and the
Charleston papers are bowling Justify over 1t.
The Moundsville papers are at present pay
Ing their respects In rather vigorous map.
ner To the B. d o. road. They want q
and decent accommodations.
Msjor Bare, OF Weston, died at his home In
that place last week. Through oil the
changes Of the changetul Asylum, Major
Bare held his place as fayorite attendant.
through the building, and those who have
received bis kindness will remember him as
every ZACH gentleman.
H ,rdy rounts has one bar room licensed
to ~ liquor, and at the last Grand Jury
fail. Ia lad an Indictment for violation OF
the revenue law. On the other hand, Grant
county Is famous for ''local option"-h&s no
bar rooms-and the late Grand Jury found
no less than twelve or fifteen indictments
against parties for selling liquor without
license. "
A suit for $4,000 damsgss has been insh-
tuted in the Circuit Court OF Fayette county,
w. Va, against the Chesapeake q Ohio Rail.
way Company, bylMessrs. Frank Hereford
aud A. n. Campbell, in favor Of DR.. Cook, OF
Anderson, as administrator Of VIM. A.
Cooper. II will be remembered that MIR.
Cooper was engineer OF one OF the trains
which were wrecked In the Stretchers Neck
collision last December, and In that accident
lost his lie.
ST. cLAIRsvILLE.
Marshal Carr, Of Barnesville, was in town
Saturday.
Jesse Bewley Is very low from pneumonia
and his recovery Is very doubtful.
James H. Collins formerly OF GAINESVILLE,
has been elected President OF the Columbus
Times Company.
W. Shannon, Esq, will be a candidate
for member OF the Board Of Education, at the
election 10 be held to-day.
A number OF young folks have organized
q Dramatic club and ex pect, in short time,
IN present drama entitled Iowa, the
Pauper." The scene Of the drama Is In the
South during slavery days. The club has
fourteen members. ".
On Saturday morning William Lee, Jr.,
residing on West Main street, fell from the
hsy.mow, a distance OF five feet, sustaining q
fracture Of the neck OF the right thigh bone.
A full diagnosis, however, has not been made
by the attending physicians, J. E. West,
John Tallman and Samuel West
Some time ago Jas. G. Tallman, a Bellaire
attorney entered suit against the b. 4 o. r. X.
Co, and the Justice OF the Peace before whom
the suit was tried rendered judgment for s..
fhe Railroad Company appealed to the Com.
mon Pleas Court. but Judge Kelly affirmed
the judgment. II wa again appealed, this
time 10 the District Court, which was In SIS
sion here last week. The decision OF the
Common Pleas Court was affirmed. From
this 1t appears that great corporations have
little influence over our courts.
The proceedings of the District Court are
as follows:
A. A. Allison vs.. Simon Donley, ct al,
settled. ....-
Mary Sherry, executrix. VS.. R. H. Sherry.
ct al. Death OF plaintiff suggested.
Pauline V. Wsddle VS.. Archibald Woods.
Judgment for 81 900 in favor plaintiff.
Jas. Il. Collins, ct al. VS., Warren Building
Association. Settled at plaintiffs costs.
Hiram Hunt vs. Jas. W. Gibson, ct al:
Finding In favor OF John Gibson, defendant.
Petition dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
| Priscilla Gibson vs.. Jas. W. Gibson, ct al.
Petition dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
Exchange Bank oil Wheeling vs.. Philip
Style, tai. Judgement affirmed with costs.
Penna. Company We. c. s. s. Baron. 0pin.
ion to be delivered at CadiZ.
Abbie Deafe. baugh, ct al. vs.. John A.
Msyhugh. Continued with leave to Sam D.
Talbot and W. P. Frazier to answer and make
new parties.
Miles Hart, sr., VS.. Reese 6. Foreman.
Judgment affirmed with costs.
Charles .Lando, by next friend, vs. Jacob
A. stahl, ct al. stahl not entitled to allow
ance 10 lieu OF homestead. Residue OF money
to be paid plaintiff. Twelve days given Stahl
to present bill OF exceptions.
Conrad Troll vs.. H. Eaton, Treasurer Petit
tion dismissed and injunction dissolved.
Isaac Neiswanger VS.. Il. Eaton. Treasurer.
Same AZ above. N
omer F. Philips vs.. chas. ". McGsat.
Judgment affirmed. t-.. WI 3roI
WIN. H. Warren vs.. VIM. Ramsey. Same.
In the matter Of the estate OF Isaac jarrett,
deceased, opinion 10 be delivered at Uadiz
In the matter OF the guardianship OF Ella
B. Phillips, ct al, judgment affirmed.
Bellaire vs.. Lydia A. Elmondson. Judg.
ment affirmed.
Edwin Patterson VS.. Chesterfield Jackson.
Dismissed without prejudice. Papers with.
drawn.
Belmont Glass Works va Chas. E. Beam.
Judgment reversed. .,....
Josiah Davis VS.. Jas H. Collins. Opinion
10 be delivered at CadiZ.
Monroe Bank vs. p. Gorby, ct al. Con-
tinued.
B. & O. R. R. Company VS.. J. G. Tallman.
Judgment affirmed.
In the matter Of the guardianship Of Maggie
B. and Bessie Junkins, judgment affirmed.
!. o rison VS.. Al. Smith, executor. Judg-
ment affirmed.
Nancy MoKelvey VS.. A. J. Smith, executor.
Same.
Louisa Sheets vs. Lydia A. Darrah, ct al.
Judgment confirming report Of commission.
ers reversed.
Louisa Sheets Va A. G. DArrah. Same.
Richard Crcz.er Va. BelIaire. Judgment
affirmed
AbrGm N. Good VS.. State OF Ohio. Leave
given plaintiff TO withdraw papers aud pro-
coed In Supreme Court.
George p. Smith, administrator, vs.. John
Smith ct al. Judgment reversed.