The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-17
HORRIBLE DEATHS
THAT HAVE OCCURRED aEaEAsovrs
During the Last Fen Ds,.-Ssr,y Notes From
BslInIrs, Martha. Fetty, N%OuHds!IIr and
StsnbsnrIils-A Runawsy Groom al the
Latter PIAes-BrtfSew Resume.

Bellaire, Martins FeFty, AoHbdNile and
Stsubenvllls-A Runaway GroOip al the
Latter P%iaee-BrlsfS News Resume,
Private Dalzell's daughter. Annie, aged 8,
caught hre 81 u CRATE and waD seriously
burned nj Caldwell, Saturday.
Acorps OF engineers have commenced d
second survey OF the South Pennsylvania
route through Greene county, Pa, starting Ut
Connellsville and working towards WayneS.
burg.
One Of tie cold days last week Mr.. Richie,
an aged gentleman Of Cumberland township,
Greene county, Pa, was stricken with para
lysts while riding horseback. He fell from
his horse and before he was found, was SO
badly frozen that he died on Sunday last.
A young man named James Whaley, 1S
years old, u resident OF Cumberland, failing
to return TO his bone last Wednesday even
Ing, his father and brotker went In search Of
him. On q farm across the West Virginia
boundary, they found his dead body. He
had been gored todeatb by u vicious bull.
The Waynesburg court Is in session and q
number Of criminal cases have been disposed
OF. One young man, Charlie Cape, was
found guilty OF assault and battery with In
tent 10 kill. John Pounds was found guilty
OF being too much married, having two wives
living. Sentence has not yet been pro-
nounced in these cases. ,
A few days since the dead body OF a young
man nRmed David Whims was found on the
road near the residence OF Smith Day, on
Two Rifle Run, Writ county. The young
man having been subject TO fits for years, 1t
Is supposed that while having one OF these
fits he was smothered by the mud and water,
as when found his face was buried In the
mud.
Monday afternoon Curlcy and Abner De.
laney, cousins, got to QuArreling while in q
barber shop, ut Waynesburg. They were
slightly intoxicated. Abner seized q razor
and cut Curley across the abdomen a cash OF
ten inches. The perltoneum was ruptuTed
and the bowels protruded. He is is report.
ed seriously injured, aud the case may prove
a fatal one. Both belong to respectable fam.
lilies.
MoUSDsvILLE.
The rolling mill is still running single
turn, in all Its departments.
Delegates Stump, OF GiImer, and Stump Of
Calhoun were in town the other day.
T. W. Manning, Assessor for the First dis.
trict, has begun the inquisitorial work OF the
year in his district.
Commissary Martin, OF the prison, reports
the dietary per capita cost for the past
month as 12]I cents per day.
A threatened difficulty was ayerted at the
PARIS Run coal mines last week by the owl.
ers agreeing TO pay the one.cent additional
demanded for mining. The diggers nov get
81 cents per hushel.
Aud now this city, not to be behind hand,
furnishes u claimant fora slice o the District
OF Columbia, including the National Capital
aud White House property, IN the person Of
an alleged relative and heir Of VIM. Black.
more deceased, who Is said 10 have been the
owner OF this valuable estate.
The disagreeable weather Of Saturday
evening did not deter q large number OF the
Masonic fraternity, and members OF their
families from attending the social reunion
and supper at the banquet room OF their hall,
and they were well repaid for whatever In
convenience they suffered In getting there.
Every person present. seemed determined to
do more than their neighbor to render the
occasion pleasant.
Mrs, Airey well.known in Wheeling and
vicinity, having been q long time a resident
OF Triadclphia, where her husband followed
the occupation OF marble worker, died at
Boles, Franklin county, Mo, on the 3lst ult.,
at the advanced age OF SO years. Mrs. Airey
had been in very poor health for some tine
past, aud the news of the death Of a favorite
grandchild, in Indian Territory, 1t is thought
FASTENED her death. Several OF her grand.
children, daughters OF the late WI. Rhodes,
reside here.
A mandamus was issued or order made by
the Circuit Court a good many months ago,
requiring our county commissioners to adopt
some measure to add to the security OF the
jail. After long and seemingly Unnecessary
delay, proposals we're asked ior, Tor lining the
inside OF the jail proper Win masonry or
iron. Proposals were received, exanllhea anu
reJected' anu tnat 10 tne iasS wy peopi ~ ussne
STsor;, Tn,s, ~ ;S.nina tbs manSsie has bean
0 Saron, n TSHsi III bv tS tbis f@snitIsss aston !" ''eA
~. w' Ias,.Sss 800, p.o,,
aont ,Mt Mr ptnvn of coinmSns Ohio, a
aeHs, anu II ~ ty%ta Wahstar 'tvsgon
~ 10 mset;r, ~ ,hs EoapJ oJ nj.
reetors. which takes place on Wednesday
neYt The bids Tor the labor OF the c%onyicts
nv were TO have been opened and acted upon
at the coming meeting OF the BOARD OF Prison
Directors The general impression here Is
that a much higher price will be obtained at
the next letting for the labor OF the men than
has heretofore been receiyedI probably rs
cents a day.
srvrprxv,,,r
VIM. May has sold bis residence on the
corner Of Fifth aud Clinton streets to wm,
Bullock for $500.
Moore l. Thomas, undertakes, have leaved
Congregational Hall over the postofice, and