The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-02
ANOTHER DEATH
FRcM rhe RseENr c. Q. COLLISION.
AtFr.aklIa runD.l-A Woman ia jail at B.ll.lrs
Attempts SuIctde-Plas Sheep for r'x"-rhs
Wool Exchange DitlsuItits-aartIAa
Ferry Notes = state Items.

The good citizsrs OF Bannock, Belmont
county. have raised 81, 200 towards erecting
new Presbyterian church NJ that place.
Barnesville cnmes 10 the front with prayer
cure. The EItaprise claims that Mrs.
Beardmore Was entirely cured Of cancerb By
prayer. ~
The Guernsey county grand jury found Al
indictments. The Ferguson lioel case was
ignored, Fifteen indictments were found
against one saloon keeper. The remainder
were mostly liquor indictments.
". A. Lyon, Monongalia county school
teache, has been bounced for cruelty beating
boy named Hartman. Dr.. MCLana who
examined the boy at the request OF the
Board OF Education, rerorted that varicose
vein was liable to be tue result OF the beating.
A few days since Mrs. John Counor, who
lives between Toronto and ElliottSyille, Ohio,
was Mortified on arising In the morning 10
find one OF her little children lying asleep
across the breast aud face OF her youngest
child, about four months old, winch was
lifeless, 1t having been thus smothered to
death.
A Cleveland dispatch Of last night says
that word was received there yesterday that
the Cleveland Furnace Company, a. steubcn-
vile, operating leased works, had failed, and
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small concern and practically failed six
weeks ago, when an extension Of time was
granted by the creditors. F. A. Bates was
President.
Last evening Mr.. Vance. the expert book
keeper employed 70 investigate the books OF
the Wool Growers Exchange, at Philadel-
phia, returned to steubenville after spending
three weeks ininvestigating the affairs. The
| liabilities will not reach 100000. a meet
l. & OF the stockholders will be held in steu.
henville on next Tuesday, ut which time Mr.
Vance will make known the condition Of
affairs
A very sad accident occurred Wednesday
evening in the family OF Frank Allison,
OF East Liverpool. Hiss little boy, while
playing around the house, iell into boiler
Of hot water which It's mother was using to
wash with, and before its cries OF tgony
reached Its mother, who had only left the
room 4 moment, the work was done. Mira.
Allison reached her child only in time to
save its flesh, but not It's life.
The people OF Grant district Monongalia
county. are nice, progressive set They held
a meeting recently for the purpore ofreloic.
ing over the defeat OF the railroad subsurip.
tion. They built bonfres OF tar barrels on
Laurel Point hill and had a regular jubilee.
Speeches were made and series OF resolu-
lions adopted congratulatipg the voters of
the county on the defeat OF measure that
would have made the county worth twice
what she Is now.
Aunt Polly" Harris an old and well
known resident OF Morristown, Ohio, died on
Monday after few days, serious illness, In
the 9Si year OF her age. She was daugh or
OF Msjor Mccullough who made the famous
leap Gown Wheeling Hill when pursued by
the Indians during the frontier warfare. She
was born at Fort Henry, as IL was then
known. About twenty years ago she moved
10 Morris,own, and up to her last illness bad
years Her husband was In the war OF 1872
and died in 1889.
Nathan GOT, Esq.. OF Carksburg, IN uncle
notwithstanding his business engagements,
been volunteer distributor OF the scriptures.
He thus concludes letter TO the American
Bible Society; During the war continued
the distribution throughout Harrison county,
and also gave great many Bible aud tesla.
ments TO soldiers In the Union army. From
my earliest connection with the cause, when.
ever have sent 10 the parent society have
met with prompt and generous answers TO
my requests. After the war began 10 sup.
ply the freedmen. AT one time the Society
seut me donation OF seventy.fye bibles for
that purpose. 1t Is understood all through
this country that keep on hand all kinds Of
Bibles and testaments for sale and for gr4tui.
toys distribution TO the poor, so there is
hardly day passes that do not distribute
from one 10 twenty. AS near as can calcu.
late. have distributed between $4,000 and
"a, 900 volumes"
From Cumberland, Nd, come, The news
that William n. Goldshorough, who was
convicted OF criminal libel sgainst William
NJ. Price, OF the Mercy letter fame, and sen.
fenced on January p pay fine OF $50 10,
including costs, will have to remain In jail
thirty days more to serve out the sentence,
which will relieve him from the fine and
costs The children Of Goldshoroueh are
dangerously III with diphtheriRin Baltimore,
and It Is probable that the fine and costs will
be paid to-day aud he will be released. A
telegram was received from Governor Hamil-
ton Tuesday, saying the petition for Colds
borsugh's pardon has not yet been filed with
the Secretary OF State at Annapolis. To
further punish Goldsborougb, Price, II Is
said. intends to ask the Circuit Court to pass
rule upon him TO show cause why his name
shall not be stricken from the roll OF at.
torneys Of the Allegheny County Court.
GoldSborough was admitted 10 the bar OF
Cecil county In 1861, and pracLiCed law, for
eight years in Eastern Maryland. He was
admitted TO the Court OF Appealsin 1871, and
s entitled to practice In any OF the courts OF
Maryland,
Recently George 6atohell, aged 10, residing
In the southern part OF Belmont county, de.
cided to take unto himself wife. He hied
away to the dark hills OF Monroe county,
wooed and won the fair Miss Samson, and
with the assistance OF his father procured
| . ka ha nj Ia ~
Woodsfield, and on the 17th inst, waited on
Squire 0utland, Of BELMONT county, who by
the way, was recently elected, and requested
his services 10 tie the nuptial knot. The new
Squire, anxious for official business, without
loss OF time In posting himself In regard TO
tho limit Of bis authority In tho case, pro.
| etded into Monroe county, and rs he sup.
posed, married the couple tight aud fast
After the ceremony was over, the question
arose as to his authority 10 do business oil
that kind In another county, and 1t was not
definitely settled until after the Squire re-
turned home and looked into the caap, when
be found that he had gotten his foot into it
slieh,ly,a that the couple were not mar
0 heavy psnslty. The way he
stirred himself to amend matters
was "sin to Dsvy Crockett" He went that
night to the young mans father, explained
the situation and was anxious to know how
the affair could be fred up. The old gentle.
man, an easy going, god patpred man, who
has no desire to give any one trouble, advised
him to let them rest I'LL morning. quoting
where iguoraLco IS bliss tits folly to be
wisen==when they could get Eco Bowler, OF
Monroe, to re,ue the knot In . good and
workmanllke manner. oQtland took the old
mans advice, and the next morning the Ger.
emory was repeated, much TO the annoyance
Of the young couple. -
BELIARE,
Miss Ella Hsatherington Is quite alex,
Some Of the streets are almost entirely dry
and some are dusty,
The old postoilice building Is being raised
and will be used us store room.
The boat West Virginia Is discharpinp a