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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-23
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options l6a90l polniG higher and fairly scilye, Spo.
lHa TRlo 16AISc, sales $50 bags; NOT Rio octo,
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bags; do May . zoe. mlci $50 bags; do July $3.50.
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clrYnATrERs.
BrlefNoles on cur,ent Events OF minor

- - - W. =
Interest.
ONE marriage license WIS Issued yesterday.
A YorSe MKs's Christian Association 10
talked Of for this city.
TIE regular semi-monthly meeting OF
Council will be hsld this evening.
TwEIvE ,drunks and disorderlies were
scooped in by the police yesterday.
The sale OF reserved seats for D~ougherty's
lecture commences at Wilson 4 Banners
this morning at 8 O'Clock. Lookout for o
rush.
The corner stone OF the Third Presbyterian
Church will be laid next Sunday. Good sing.
ing by the choir and an addreE9 by Rev.
James Moffat, Of Washington, Pa, are on the
programme.
THE congregation OF the Fifth street NJ. +.
church (colored) have arranged TO hold o
festival Thursday and Friday evenings in tie
Second ward m~arket-hall. Misses A. Gard.
ner and Annie Haruellr are contestants fora
handsome watch.
The following letters are unclaimed at The
Pes.ofice: Il. Carter, VIM. II. Clinton, vii.
lard s. Gore, Mr.. Irwin, (engIneer B. & 20. E.
R.)S. J. Kennamand, Dr.. C6aa Merritt, Mr..
| Marlborough, G. Noterfraniesco, Mrs.. e. Il.
Wilcox, To the family Of the late General
Robert Anderson.
DAN RICHIE, who lives out on the PENN.
sula, attempted to get up q slugging match oil
bis " at his home last evening. He did
Ill the slugging, however. His victim was
his wife, who was badly beaten up. Officer
Fugate finally sailed in, and not being
knocked out, got Richie locked up. He
will talk 10 Judge Jefiers this morning.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
q deed made October ~, 1888. by Emma J.
Stephens, Elizabeth N. Nell and George
Nell, her husband, to Henry w. Jones, In
consideration OF S22i2 30, for the eest bali oil
the west half Of lot 127, on the south side Of
Twenty-seyenth street. Alsoa deed made
October 4, by Henry K. Hess, OF Bellaire, to
August Heispes, Elyrla, Ohio, in consider
alton OF 81 500, Tor lot s, in D. steenrod.s I'd.
dition 10 Wheeling, fronting 90 feet on the
National road.
The Pittsburgh DIpatch OF yesterday says
Judge G. L. Cranmer, Of Wheeling, ". Va.
q member OF the Synod OF Pennsylvania, oc
cupied the pulpit Of the Smithileld Street N
E. Church yesterday morning. The Judgt
Is not an Ordained minister, nor 10 be LICENSED
to preach; but he has been frequently called
upon to ~ofilciate In the pulpits OF Wheeling
and being an old personal friend Of the pas
TOR Of the smithfisid Street Church, consent
ed to preach yesterday. He read the 18th
chapter Ut Luke, In which occuls the parable
OF the Prodigal Son, and his remarks wert
founded upon that parable.
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BgLLAIRE.
Attempteds Minor
Happenings.

Attempted suieide-Personaisand Minor
Happenings.
Ut. Murphy & Co.'S freight boat was full
Of freight for trarSit yesterday.
-John,Jennings ives in town yesterday. ant
returned 70 Wellsyille at moon.
The city scAtes were torn out yesterday
and GpeW platform ID being made,
Mrss stayavt Wilson, Of Mingo, Is visiting
OF her fathers, Mr.. James Fitton'R.
A. G. DArrah, OF the Northern 81 Clsirs
vile iatlroaarRss In town yesterday.
The ties have been distributed along the
switch Of the o. v. r. R. in South Belieire.
MipA4tcslt, Of A~orrkt,yn, who has been
visiting Miss AaEgis Hafptlton went hone
yesterday.
B. D. Morris was In town yesterday. HI
has been transferred TO this run e. U. 3. Mail
agent on the @. & 2. R. R,
A team OF Clarence NeH1s ran awsy with a
heavy wagon on Guernsey street, yesterday,
demolishfng the lamp at Marsh's corner.
At the st. Johns Catholic church to-day
High Mess viii be celebrated, being the 9Th
ahniyetsary Of the death Of Bishop Rosen:
cranZ.
Rev.. Z. McKallip isat Wooster In attend.
Ance at the I~.ssbyter.s1 Synod. There will
DO communion services at bis church, the
First Presbyterian, on Sunday the 4th.
The Bsnwood ierryboat ran aground yes.
to-day afternoon near this side, aud WIS 90
weighted down With her load that she WEI
tept there some tine. The Primer, pulled
her of.
The Baltimore q Ohio officers yesterday
put . stop 10 the driving OF pilts for the
Ohio Valley Railroad, where the line crosses
the B. 20. property. As yet the disagree
ment 10 only on technical polnt1 and work
msy be resumed soon, without further
trouble.
The tramp Porter, who has been about
toSn q long tihe and will moi work, yester:
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THE BALDWIN A q
Tue shooting of Emblem and Mrs. Jung.
hama I~uaftHahIa-

haus JustihabIe.
The postponed preliminary hearing CT
"Msje" Baldwin, charged with shooting vii.
liam Emblem with intent to kill on the night
of September 10, took place before Squire
Caldwell yesterday afternoon aud resulted in
Baldwin being set at liberty, 1t being shown
to the satisfaction Of the Justice that the
shooting YVES done only In self defense.
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan conducted
the Gaze for the State and Captain B. B. Dove.
ner represented Baldwin. A number OF 9th.
er lawyers were present IS listeneis and all
the principles 10 the affair except Mrs. En-
blen were present. twill be be remembered
that Mr.. and Mrs Emblem had attended the
State Fair in the afternoon and that on
their way home she excused herself, .ay-
ing ,ha. she had to 60 to Feat Wheeling to
see q friends sick child. That between
Z and 0 o'clock she arrived at the house OF
Joseph Junghaps on Sevent zenith street In
company with Msje Baldwin. They were
shown into a bedroom and had some melons
and beer with Mil %Junghans. While there
Emblem arrived and inquired after bis wife.
He has suspected her OF showing favor
towards Baldwin, andhad before this warned
Baldwin. He YVES shown into the kitchen
audsMl3. Junghans went towards the bed
room to tell his wife that he was there, Mrs.
Emblem was sitting on the bed and Baldwin
iu bis shirt sleevf1 we seated on q Lounge.
As Mrs. Juugbaus opened the door Emblem
saw Baldwin, and picking up o poker rushed
on Baldwin, who Il led II c3clpe, aud knock
ed him down. While on the fl 'or Baldwin
pulled his revolver and shot Ave times. The
first hit Mrs. Jun;aans In the neck as she
was trying 10 get out OF the room, the next
three bit Emblem and the fifth went into the
woodwork al nut the door. Baldwin then
managed t, get out, aud ives followed by
Emblem. who threw the poker after him.
Emblen's WOUNDS kept him IN bed for several
weeks.
His testimony yesterday was that Baldwin
fired before he nit him with the poker. Bald.
wins testimony was that he wanted to.get
out peaceably, out being knocked down by
the heavy poker in Emblen's hand, and after
being down still being hit with 1t, he had to
shoot In order - save his life. The testimony
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Junghans was, that Emblem
had knocked Baldwin down with the poker
and ives using 1t in a savage manner before
there was any shooting. These were the
principal witnesses examined. Emblem
showed q poker that be thought was the one
he had used. Mr.. and Mrs. Junghans could
not positively identify it. They thought he
bad Us I'd q heavier one.
The decision Of the Justice wss not en-.
tirely unexpected. A majority Of the pub
lie opinion sed has been that the shoot
log was only zone in helf.defens..
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PERSONAL N
News and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
RAnnla.

| NeNb anu doasip IL AAeA1Eeno0
People.
s. G. Gist, OF Wellsburg, Is the city, =
Mr.. @. NJ. Hart, OF Clarksburg, Is in the
city.
T. H. Buchanan, OF wellsburg, is at the
Mcclure.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Rimple left for Clarks
burg yesterday.
Mr.. Lytton sothsrn and company have
rooms at the Mcclure.
Mr.. T. P. R. Evans, OF Morgantown, 10 IN
the city for . few weeks.
Mrs. A. W. Lorentz, OF Morgantowp; is the
guest OF Mrs. John Wagner, on Twelfth street.
Judge R. 8. Brown and Hon. @. L. Brown,
his SON, OF Jackson county, are among the
distinguished West Yirginians in the city.
Mr.. Edward o. Russell, brother OH. n.
Rnfsell, ESQ, OF this city, Is spending a few
DAYS here on his way back 70 Washington
from Yellowstone Park. :
Hon. George F. Evans, member Of the
House from Berkeley county, arrived in the
| eity last evening 10 attend the Grand Lodge
meeting OF Odd Fellows.
Judge J. T. Hoke, OF Preston county, and
T. Is. Spates, Eq, Of Clarksburg, are among
Inc notabies here, attending the Grand Lodge
meeting OF Odd Fellows.
DEPUTY Grand Master @. L. Young, OF the
Grand Lodge /. 0. o. r. Of Ohio, is In the city
for the purpose OF attending the Grand Ledge
OF this State. which conyenes to-day.
Clarence L. Smith, Esq, OF Fairmont, IL
among the delegates TO the Grand Lodge !.
IO o. r., aud waA shaking hands with bis
numerous Wheeling friends yesterday.
Dr. T. q. Logan Is attending the meeting
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The Gas wells.

The drillers at the Centrat Glats Works 60!
well have been idle since the fore part OF lssl
week when, 1t will be remembered, the shat
broke and 1t became necessary to send t:
Pittsburgh for q new one, which hs1 not YET
arrived.
Drilling is progressing satisfactorily at the
Reymann Brewery well. There he's been nc
break or hitch OF any serious consequence
since the work wes commenced. The well
ives about $50 feet deep LIST evening, n nc
indications OF II strong gas flow had been en-,
countered.
A new derrick Is being built over the
Laughlin ges well at Martins Ferry, and
work will be resumed ss soon 81 It IS con-.
pleted and the meet 'aly machinery obtained
and put in working order. The PAUL well /:
ahnnt loo feet deep.
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ECOSROYKIILgD
BY tue wheels IN the5s >. q o. Road south
OF the City.

About II O'Clock yesterday morning Cole
man Cohroy, q young Irish laborer OPS Of
%. Year, Of age, who has only been In thil
country about q month, aud was employed
At the Riverside blast furnace, Ut Renyood,
wss returning home from hiS'work when d
gravel train posed slowly, aud Conroy at,
mpted to board It and ride 70 his homeiin
the Eighth ward. He misssd his hold
and fell between two OF the cars, aud
one leg near the thigh, badly mangling the
other, and inflcting other serious Injuries.
He was removed TO comfortable quarters and
Drs, Frizzell, sr., and Dlckey were sum,
moned, but their skill was unayailing, and
the unfortunate msu died In the afternoon
from bis injuries, after several hoursot terri
bic pain.
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rive SERIOUS
which Occurred nc the Top MIL Tester.
day.

W rs
day.
Yesterday morning a lad named Sam Pat
~terson, employed asa self.feeding nail ma
chine tender at the Top Mill. while bending
over oneof mis- machines, had his loose shirt
sleeves caught In the cogs. Before the ma.
chinefy could be stopped his right arm had
been drawn into the machine and horribly
crushed. The bones were broken both above
and below the elbow, aud the flesh from the
shoulder to the elbow WIS ripped away from
the bone and hung down to MS band. II WIS
a sickening sight and caused many OF the
men TO quail and turn away. Patterson, who
Ia a little fellow only IA yeats old, ws1 the
brayest one OF them all. His face was very
pale and he trembled, but, shutting his teeth
together, he never uttered q sound. The
hanging flesh ives bound up with a silk hand
kercnief, and refusing the kind offers made
TO carry him he walked TO bis home, where q
physician attended him. His manly con-
duct won him the admiration OF all the
men.
Later on in the day another accident occur:
red at the Top mill. A young boy named
Charlie Bowman, employed in the factory,
while outside wts accidentally struck on top
Of the head by q piece OF sheet iron t9tsed
from the roof. It cut a deep cash aboutthree
inches long and be bled profusely.
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day at noon attempted to commit suicide.
'Asthe o accommodation train IVES being
dropped into q switch, Portei. dashed at the
car aud tried to jump under It between the
two trucks. The brakeman dropped the
switch and caught the man by the collar Just
in time to hurl him back over the track.
Porter jumped up and ran towards the car
as II came back, when he was again caught
and hurled down. This time he jumped up
and ran over the river bank, tumblinG into Q
ditch where he lay some time and then
Ltrndrad off without his hat.
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Most OF the representatives In the Grand
Lodge !. o. o. r., which onVenes In Odd
Fellows Hal, in this city, to-day, and Others
have arrived, and the hotels are crowded
Win distinguished citizens Of the State. The
officers are all on band, aud those OF
the members who did not put In 40
sppesrpnce yesterday will DO here In time for
tie meeting this morning The session will
list till Thursday. ro.hAossoT evening q
complimentary entertainment will be given
AZ the Opera House. for viii h livery attrao.
tive programme has been prepared. Mr..
Larkin aud Mis- House will give the balcony
scene from "Romeo and Juliet"
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II FUSS.


ties.
Last week the INTELLIGENCE ! contained an
account OF the difficulties in the Fleming
family, as given by Mira. Fleming, uud which
eliminated in an unsuccessful attempt by
Fleming to poison his wife, and a more sue.
cps,ful onc.to ktdnsp the two boys. Fleming
tells his size OF the story II q Columbus n.
porter, which shows a I I'd stlt1 Of Affairs and
most reprehensible conduct on the part OF
the wife II true. The t9uple were married
about twelve years a-o. MI. Fleming esys
he discovered tome yesiJ Later that he had
been gfc' lily deceived as to her previous rep.
utetion, aud rlys she has caused bin q world
Of trouble ever since, breaking him Ut tinan.
cially several timtL His business the past
summer ives attending faiIJ and other
GATHERINGS. where he had refreshment priv.
leges. While 90 engaged at the Moundt.
vile camp meeting he came home sud.
his wife absent, and Q colored woman named
Florence In charge OF the children. HIS wife
returned about 5 .. H., when he learned
from her own lips that she had spent the
night on the hill near Mt. Wood Cemetery,
and had committed gross immoralities with
a former lover. Fleming consented to take
her back for the sake OF the children, on her
promise to lead a better life. He returned
TO his business, but on returning at the
close OF the camp meeting he learned from
his wife's own brother that she hsd been re,
ceiying the attentions Of strangers at the
house. He told her that unless she would
leave Wheeling they must separate. She
again promised to do better, and Fleming
again LEFT TO attend to his business, returning
home last Monday OF the close Of the fair
season, only to be denied admission TO the
house by his wife. BE entered, hoyeyer. and
while he was there, one OF the men with whom
she hsd been on familiar terms, appeared at
the door, but on aoping Fleming, be refused
10 state his budnesS. Fleming, 'diyining tho
object Of his visit, stepped back fora loaded
cane, but in the meantime the i%nttrloper fed
from the premises.
however, writes to his wife asking her TO
coma to Columbus, and inclosing the story
quoted above,
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NEAR BY NOTES
From Washington County, Pa, and
Guernsey County, ohio.

AttS
Rev. Joseph Cook, the eminent divine and
noted lecturer, Of Boston, stopped Oh at Can
bridge over Sunday on his way to Marietta
where he lectured last evening. He tus-
trated several OF the ministers and almost
knocked the poetry out Of their sermons by
entering during the morning services and re-
manning but a short time at each church.
The thirty.thjrd annual session OF the Teach
ers' Institute OF Washington county, Pa, con-
yened IN Little Washington yesterday with
q very large number of teachers in attend
auoe. These meetings In the past have been
unusually interesting, and the prospects Tor
this years session are excellent. Last even
ing Rev. J. K. joins on, D. D., made the ad-
drfsl OF welcome, which was responded to by
Miss Ella Beacon. Hon. Henry Hauck,
Deputy State Superintendent, made an I'D.
dress. mis- subject being What We Owe the
Children"
A meeting OF the Alumni Of Washington
Saturday. About fifty graduates were pres-
ent, nearly all Of them members OF the Pres
byterian Synod now In session In that city.
Rev. DR.. Mottat, President OF the College,
was invited 10 make q statement OF the con.
dition OF the college, aud this being complied
with q resolution was unanimously adopted
expressing the pleasure witk which the re-
port OF the prosperous condition OF the col
iege had been heard, endorsing heartily the
institution in its present management and
pledgIug themselves to help secure the en-.
dowment OF the Presidents chair, and to use
their Influence TO increase the patronage and
widen the usefulness OF their Alma Mater.
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t... .,o.d,. ,ros. noyk si9 O0al27 III smoked hams
IsSssisSSs: Lard :sdy: slty refined ,9 s5sS; steam s,93
49, and arm Al 9Se2sc. Checsc quiet; full cream
iiiESiit!s. fsif I, rcod i0Eaiic. MhItEy Gull At
si'5o'
BALTIMORE. October 22-FlouI steady and quiet
Howard street ana wettefn spPetnas = 80 ~,
exlEa ~ .oa5 90 iatnl4y 1890. nn,esa, n XIV.
nlgner; no; y T HHHsl ~ y nec1,nSey Al STt:ai. n.
NoEsmvef 81 M Ha hhv,n N MA itSI cam
JAnnaiy An !V's N.Y. ECseSg sn99, and nctohct NSssse:.
westsIn w -. - ~. ian,srS Sstsc nj.
Soxsm aDd T roIn,G: NJ s,SSSy: wss,ern WHO S7sssc:
Mixed ssasSs. pennssylyania SGasSc. Rye quiet al
aa6Ss Hay dull and e0sy; prime 10 choice Penn.
sylYania and Malyland Sll Z Al6 o. Provisions
easy and qriet; mes TOfk sl2 IS. Bulk meats, shout.
deis and clear rib sidcl pGcted 6kaT5Zc. Bacon
shouldels7c; clear LIB sides SLFc; hams l6Alic. Lard.
refined eHc. Butter fIm for choice; crsSuefy s9a
a aSil: T Rio ssrr Re s eSdI mary to h III las sugar sugar
CINCINNATI, October G:-Fiopf steadv; family
Il 669S %; sancy s. 26a5 70. Wheat elsier; No. 2
red winter 81 olAl @ spot; y ol5lAl o November;
silz1S peSrmt ~; ~ IA Va SS,t " 49, rsStiPiIS AZ, a 4
asmSnS az i9nuc on !, ,Hdy Al aor, Rye steNdy
Al So. Barley QUIET; ext.l no. ) fsii d.. PORK
Lhfmer at Sli so. Lard strong and higher at 7Etc
Bun meats ttlrmeE; sh.aldsjSHs: Bsson stSongeI:
shoulder &c; clear fo I9sc: eleaf sttc. mhlsKS
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KID, Corn ant: No Scnsh and October blKc. oats
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Petroleum.
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cIeaaaran es 4 isS 90 baasieis. Tnitsd Fine Line eer.
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BALTIMORE, october 2-Pettoleum dull and
nomiual; refined Sas1fc'
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Live stock. y
CHICAGO. October s2-Tbe Drottrt' Journal re.
ports: H~ogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments a, 800
- L. r 4 q 4
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a Besu,iinI esia watch worth sIeo
&c.. Given Away,

Prof. 8. @. Malone, the accomplished pen
artist Of West Virginia, has placed on exhi,
biion at Nj. Jacob w. Grubb's jswelry
st9re, the original OF his celebrated pen
drawing OF our late President Garfield, en-.
titled From the Log Cabin to the White
House."
In order that the people OF Wheeling may
haye An opportunity Of securing one Of the
copies from this elaborats pen dragging, Prof.
Malone makts the following offer:
There will be q beautiful gold watch given
With four hundred cop'es. The copies will
Do on sale ~ Ar. Gfubb's iewelry store,
where also may be seen the original picture,
also the beautiful gold watch that'vill be
given to the one holding the number CORES.
bonding with the number 10 the envelope.
Tho drawing viii take place Wednesday
October q, 1883, ct s o'clock p Y.
Remember tho copies cost you but 81 each.
Those desiring TO see the original before
buying copies can call at the Aforesaid place.
Orders received by mail and copies sent TO
n part OF the country on receipt OF price.
Call on or address
PRoY 8. @. MALONE,
stamm House, Wheeling, W. Va.
ua-L,. p.1t.EDC tOth Nf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-23

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 23.-l:SO An;
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley, local
rains in Tennessee; fair weather in Ohio Val
ley; northeasterly winds; stationary or rising
barometer and temperature.
Lower Lake Region, partly cloudy weathel
and light local Taint; winds mostly north
easterly; stationary or rising barometer ane
famnaralnIh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-23

Wanted-A Young Man.
Enthusiastically.
Wanted-Books 10 Keep al Night.
For Cincinnati-steamer G. W: Anderson
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Nav Cloaks-Blum 4 Marks-Hsad Local
Now Is the Time-B. F. Caldwell.
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New Goods. G. Dillon.
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