The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-23
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The late storm did great damage to the
crops in the vicinity Of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
The Prohibitionists OF New Jersey have
nominated DR.. Isaac N. Quimby, OF Jersey
City, for Governor.
At Augusta, Ga, yesterday overcoats and
fires were comfortable. 1t is feared the
cotton crop will be injured.
A young man named Harvey Coal fell
on circular saw at Carrollt0n, Michigan,
yesterday, and was cut in twain.
Reports from Caseyville, ILL.,, state that
severe irosts last night damaged the crops
considerably, doing more injury than the
cyclones.
. The house Of Alfred Cole, in Buckfield
village, Maine, was entered last night, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole were chlorotormed and
$500 in currency stolen.
The livery stable OF John F. Lomis, Of
Brooklyn, n Y, burned yesterday morn
ing. Two tramps and fourteen horses
persisted. Loss $4,000.
The Grand Lodge OF the world Of the
Independent Order OF Good Templars
began It's 20th annual session in Chicsgo
Yesterday morning, but only engaged in
preliminary work, all the delegates not
having yetarrlved.
The tirst local aquatic event OF the sea-
son is booked for Saturday, June I'd, at
Pittsburgh, when Alonzo Shaffer and Geo.
W. Gang will give an exhibition Of their
rowing powers for 500 a side. Both row.
ers are Of powerful build, and weigh about
ITO pounds each.
In clearing away the wreck on the Indi.
annapolis & st. Louis Railroad near Hills.
boro, Ills, Yesterday, where n, bridge was
blown down last Friday night two bodies
were discovered, one mangled terribly.
The other was found in the stream. Itis
supposed they were tranps stealing ride.
Near Poolville, Texas, Beverly Brown
was shot and killed Saturday afternoon by
Bolts Cockburn. The difficulty arose about
slapping boy, brother.in.law OF Brown,
by Cockburn some weeks ago. Brown
etruck Cockburn witha stick, whereupon
the latter drew a pistol and fred. Brown
died in a few moments. Cockburn fled.
Mu, r ]. McAfillie, OF Londonville,
AshtabulG county, Ohio, while in ut OF
Temporary insanity, drowned her two chill
dren in a we'll forty.fve feet deep, and then
took poison herself. There is no hope for
her recovery. The children were aged two
and six years. The family had lately
moved from Garland, Warren county, Pa.
The dry goods house Of Almon Della.
mater, Of Youngstown, O., was closed by
the Sheriff yesterday, on judgments enter
ed in favor OF Delamater & Co., OF Mead.
Vile, Pa, for Sl4, 900, the Keystone National
Bank, Of Erie, Pa, for S., 900, and Dr. Wal
lace Delamater, OF Meadville, Pa, for
5000. Total liabilities, $4,000; assets,
$4,000.
George johnson, son OF Bradish Johnson,
Of New York, died at the Arlington House,
Hot Springs, Ark yesterday. He awoke
during the night before and got up to get q
drink from pitcher, the mouth Of which
was broken. The pitcher iell and severed
the iemoral artery. He was found pulse
le 50 and speechless In his blood, and al
though surgical aid was promptly rendered,
he died during tue day. The body will be
emb. lined and sent to New York.
The reunion OF the Fifth Virginia In
iantry and Twenty-slghth New York
Volunteers took place at Niagara Falls
Yesterday. Tho visiting regiments were
escorted to Prospect Park by the members
of the G. A. X. where the Virginia regt-
ment was welcomed. Capt. Bumgardner,
Of Virginia prese. 1ted TO the Twenty.eighth
New York Regime ut the flag captured from
them during the rebellion, The souther'
ners were in eCstacy over their treatment
Bettini, the young Italian Lieutenant,
who recently shot himse!f at New York on
account OF love affair, has so far recovered
that he was arragned in the Police Court
Yesterday to answer to the charge oil having
to end his life. He was accom-
panied by his friend, the Du ke oi COST.
iucca, and General De C,Snola. Bettini
said he did not know what he was doing
when he shot himself. He WIS held in bail
TO be on his good behavior, which was iur'
nished by his friends.
The Knights OF Pythias began the four
teenth annual session Of the GEud Lodge
OF Ohio ut Cincinnati yesterday. Grand
Chancellor J. F. Shumate presiding. The
Past OlIicisl Rank was conferred on large
rumber OF candidates, including some oil
Kentucky. Divisions have arrived from
Sandusky, Delaware, Cleveland, Tithn,
Mansfield, Marion, Columbus, Dayton,
Toledo, Lancaster and Ripley. Yisitora
are also here from Indianapolis, Detroit
Kokomo, Covington and Maysville.
The Marshall |IEIron SaIe.