The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-12
A COLORED FIEND
Who wILL PAY &c LEeAL pENALrY
For 81. vI.a..s. and Rld a.r.I.s Rrry OF ri.
Presence for aTln,-rls OHIO Dralds ns.t
lag at B.ll.irs TSDly-AIbgo, nartiA1
Fsrry and aOuud,,ills Matters.

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RsrrI and nousdsrills Matters.
Special DispatcA tOhe Iatdliseaer.
ST cLAiR,yiILE, o., June lin the Court
Of Common Pleas this evening Dan Stewart,
the Martins Ferry negro, was found guilty Of
assault with intent to commit rape. The
jury deliberand only few minutes
The Washington, Pa, Female Seminary
holds its final graduating exercises to-day.
The cadets Of the Kanawha Military 1nsti.
tuts are q, present In camp at BufAlo,on the
Ohio Central.
At special election held Saturday II was
decided TO erect two new school buildings In
stsubenyiile by q vote Of 66i to72.
The skeleton OF a human bsipg who had
been buried In sitting poiture was uncov.
cred by farmers pillow, this spring, near
White Cottage, Greene county.
VIM. D. Bowers, Of Cheat Neck, Preston
county, killed u large ratllesns Ike one day
last week that measured six and half feet
and inside OF the snake was large weasel
and several other vaImint
The names OF this years graduates at the
Fai mont Normal School are Misses Mary NJ.
Burns, JAnuetta Garter, Ida R. Swindler,
Lummie High and Rosa Kinney, aud Messrs.
NJ. 6. BLAIR, Q. L. Reynolds, viii 8. Mayors,
q. G. Ogden, Leroy Swan, Robert shultice
and 2. 1. Glover,
KITE Wilson, OF Baron, who made the
charge OF abortion against DR.. w. J. Piper,
OF that place, in dying declaration on sun.
day week bsforea Magistrate, died eatur-
day afternoon. As dyiRg deposition not
relating 10 the subject Of death cannot be
taken, hers was not made yesterday. This
ends what was considered by many case Of
blackmail, rs the States Attorney has dis.
m ssed the case. ,.GF ISL -
Newburg Is excited over "b'g find" LAST
Friday Henry Jones and Frank Candy. two
intelligent miners in the employ Of the 0rrel
Coal company, discovered q vein Of iron ore
on the said Company's lands, at the bottom
OF the rayine near the Catholic Church. The
news spread like FIRE An investigation show.
ed deposit Of fore 26H inches thick, oyerlaid
with fre.clay. There seems no doubt that
the mineral exists in workable quantity; It Is
thought that the whole hills nnderlaid with
It. Tnisyei OF ore. which Ia the celebrated
Hardmsn, has been sought for at Newburg for
years. Heretofore II was supposed that II lay
down deep under the surface. The shalt
which Is sinking on the Coal Company's
lands It now trauspires, was undertaken
primarily to find iron ore. The com:
pany knew that they would find
coal enough to pay for the works,
but hoped to discover the ore also. And now
they have it; aud have It Just where they
wantit-near the railroad, near their works,
at the edge OF their coke ovens. II the dis
coyery tures out 10 be what there Is but little
doubt 1t II, the company will erect works
aud thus Is Newburg's wealth very largely
added 10 indeed 1's p '-o /,
-...A..s.a.. MouSpsvrLLE. .s.t. 4
Hon. J. W. Gallaher and family arrived
home Saturday night last from the East
The Belle Prince brought down boat load
OF stone for the Grave Greek bridge yester-
day. .'D
WE. Fetty, OF the Guards, has resigned
aud left for his home in Tyler county, on the
ST.. Lawrence, Sunday. az
John Campbsll, charged with stealing
clothing from Brooks store, had bis trial last
week, the jury returning verdict Of mot
guilty" 30
John Myers, one Of the Cameron district
meat thieves, was found guilty by Circuit
Court Jury last week, Sentence has not yet
been passed. N..
The Penitentiary Board meeting Friday
last failed To maleriaIIzs for want u quo.
rum, Colonel Smith and Major Anderson
only being present
Miss Msggie Grindstsff's class OF Episcopal
Sunday school scholars, and invited COM
panions spent delightful day Friday last,
picuicking on Lindsey's Point '''
The balance OF the pig metal which has en-.
numbered the wharf for many months past,
IS now being loaded on barge for transpvr.
ton to the Junction Iron works.
A fight took place on Water street satur.
day evening last between W. H Lindsey and
siias Conkle. The Mayor will probably as.
sess the damages to the wounded dignity OF
the corporation to-day.
Gary, the young man who cut Young
Hubbs at Loudenville, few days ago, was
admitted TO bail III the sum OF $500, Friday
l st, and released from jail, Jo,eph Louden-
slayer, ST., becoming hts bondsman. RI
The timbers aud iron OF the superstructure
Of the old county bridge at the mouth OF
Grave Greek. were offered for sale BY Deputy
Sheriff Mathews Friday last, but as no bid.
ders were present the sale was postponed.
The piece Of land Immediately south Of the
rolling mill, purchased by the hloman Com.
pany about year arc, will be sold by the trus.
Zee on the It'll OF next month for the balance
on purchase money, unpaid. The tract con.
taiDs about one and oHe.htth acres, with 0
river front of240 ie<t. .- a.as
The printers few days ago made this cor
rtspondence say, In speaking OF the Gary.
Hucbs cutting affair, "The boy Gary de.
serves lorg term in the penitentiary." The
writer tried 10 say, 40 this circumstance
1.-THE knife blade striking the rib) the wound.
ed man probably o.es his life, and the boy
who so unerrIngly aimed the blow, his escape
from loRg term In the State prison.
John Hubbs, ST., father Of the young man
who cut Gary at Loude1svills last week, got
into difficulty with the Gary family and
some Others at that place, Saturday, and was
te ribly beaten. Just how serious bis injuries
may prove could act be learned 10 day, but
he was urabe TO ride his horse, and was
hauled home In wagon. The young man
Hubbs returned TO Londsnsyille after being
released from jail, but was compelled 10 board
the train and leave at once.
An immense congregation assembled at
Simpson N. E. Church, 10 ta.e part In and
witness the "Child ems Day" services. The
Leyeral Sabbath Schools OF the village were
ercisea The services were especially inter.
esting. The regular printed programme, ar.
ranged by the Rev. ]. D. Holnes, Of Wis.
cousin, and Rev. D. P. Kidder, OF New York,
was carried out. The church was profusely
and tastelully decorated with tioTers and
eve greens. a liberal contribution was re-
ceiysd, and everything passed off TO the en-.
tire satisfaction Of every one pre.ent.
pELLAIHE.
DR.. Fisher, Of Bridgeport, was in town yes.
terday.
Kings dry goods ore.
Miss Emma 1ngler, Of the Post Office, Is in
Newark on short vacation.
The Ladies' Aid Society will have lawn