The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-22
VIOLENT DEATHS
IN NUMEROUS FRieHTfUL FORMS


William Hartman, OF Hampshire county,
had his arm crushed In q mill last week. 1t
had to be amputated.
John T. vanmeter, OF Hardy county, re.
Gently started for Baltimore with 90 head OF
cattle that average 1900 lbs weight Good.
sized beasts.
The grand jury OF Lewis county was in
session four days less week, and found sixty
one indictments, thirty-eight Of which were
for selling LIQUOR without license.
A few days ago the house Of Mrs. Martha
Simms, q widow lady OF Jackson county, IVES
burned with allits contents. 1t was situated
near the mouth Of the Little Sandy.
Elder James j. Clssk, Q miniAter Of The n.
E. Church, has been appointed q Deputy U.
y. Marshal for this State. he is the father
in.law Of Editor Scotsld, Of the Wheeling
Journal
Bush Barrett, OF Wood county, hasa COW
that recently gave birth to three we'll deyel.
opsd calves, which are all doing well. On
adjoining farms four COWS haye given birthto
ten calves In the lslt three months.
In one OF the schools Of Grant county last
week a boy named Likes and y boy ramed
Meter Inskeep, who sat together. became in
yolved In quarrel in which Llksna cut In.
keep witha knife, nearly seVering his hand.
The country press Is now being presented
with big potatoes by their subscribers. The
largest one reported so far is one Il at
weighed three pounds and three ounces. 1t
was presented by +. b. Williams to the Wet
eel Messenger.
A new Methodist church was dedicated AT
Huttousyille, Randolph county, yesterday.
A very large crowd from all over the county
was present Rev. j. w. Rosebro. Of Lewis
urgAdeliyered the dedicRtory sermon. Rev.
W. 8. T. Bryan IL psslor of the church.
The Meadow Branch Anthracite Coal, Iron
and Lumber Company, recently formed, are
making an opening on their property OF
about COCO acres In Berkeley and Morgan
c0unti,s. West Virginia. about fifteen mile.
WI Of Martinsburg. Hon. A. r. Boteler, OF
shepherdstown, is President OF the company.
Senator Kenna and q company Of choice
spititS, accompanied by q pack OF badly
tr dned dogs. went 'possum hunting Tues
cay night They caught q little animal with
u bushy tail a1d returned 10 quarters in
the evening. N. B.-Those dogs have been
compelled 10 do their sleeping In the barn
since the event-PHtiam Democrat.
On a recent Sunday 1 C%armichaels, Greene
county, Z NN u A4OW az" Ahb - SAAASAt
hoppsd about the aisle aud pecked away at
the nail heads in the carpet for q while, then
tisw TO the pulpit aud began trying its bill
on the preachers watch lying open before
him on the cushion. Tbs preacher preached,
and the crow cawed, and the congregation
smiled, and the s mon went on Just the
same as II the crow had not come to church.
The Biaxtou Central ssys: zone Of the
most valuable walnut trees known in this
county 10 on g tract OF land owned by J. 8.
Hyer and Morrison Brothers. This tree is
| nine feet In diameter near the ground, and
about ~seyenty-fiye feet IN length. II con-
tains about 2 900 feet Of curly lumber and
l4.000 feet OF No. 1 plain. It took two men q
day and a half TO cut the tree down. A
block OF this tree Is at this Office, and 1t Is the
finest specimen Of the curly walnut We have
ever seem"
The remains OF q Mr.. Kronberg, OF Chica-
go, who died on the 4th Of August last, and
| whose body was embalmed, were eremated
at Littls Washington in the LeMoyne fur
mace, Saturday. The corpse YVES in q pine
boz, 1t being the intention TO- cremate box
ant, all. But upon arrival at the orematory
the body wss lifted from the box and wrap
ned in 4 sheet saturated in alum water, as /.
usual. Mr.. K. leaves widow aud eight chill
dren. This wa1 the twenty fifth body re-
duced 10 ashes in this orematory.
80 r,ool, vh,lo csrnante,s ws-o at work
Ler. neSA IN tLs rsar ~ IsonsrS,s Law
msa on.ans, tor 4 yanlI> tbsv cems
once, eA AA sIa,a,ons ahor, I'm IA,
s 49, t " sn.fasa Tns honss wers IN a Ind
ssato ~ IA doesr ;Uj;cat;ns tbSt tbS y have hsen
in The ground a long time. The teeth were
In a tolerable state Of preservation and were
still stoutIy satin the Jaws. The bones were
very iarse. showing that they belonged to
pers,ps al more than ordinary size. It's not
improbable that they sre the remRins Of In
dians. or perhaps slaves who died many years
ago. OQtte a crowd visited them out Of curl
osity. n
A. tho ,.,a farm NJ the circp;t Conr. nj
unahnr conrtv : yonns man nHmsd I,onp
~ triad on an inSIetment for carving a
n;sioI contratv 10 the nal Of 1850. IA plead.
"a Il. dsfenss That bs was 4 neaceahIe nerson.
sud ~ i,as earr,;rs Tho nistoi necanse nn that
snsa ha hsd bssn chassd Inv q panthsr, A
,oad,ot ~ sriIir wac TsndeyeS ~ thu inrv
seS a motion IN arrest ~ INDIGNANT IVES
Msda hv ths nrisoneris counsel. vino made An
Ma sTynmsnt IN nrSye that the slstnte
r.os nn-Sonsiitntionai eonfiieiine with m
sscond and Fonrtaenfh- sn,endments 10 M
EaSaraI ranatitntion and thu Constitution al
The State. Judge BIaSnoa ruled out the
evidence Of psaceable character, aud set
aside the motion In arrest OF Judgment his
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