The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-13
MAD AT. CONGRESS.
OHIO wooL.MEN AND THE TARIFF.
The Capital aud

re Clplttl aud tue heifopoiIs OF Belmont County.
Some Fish Tal.s-ronbOat AecIdsnt-A
Bunsd Coal Company : Robbery ia
P.nnsylvaulG- yielnity Matters.
The Keystone Coal Company, which has It's
mines and upple opposite StenbenYille. is
closing up It's affairs with an Indebtedness Of
S275, 900.
The Lippincott distillery and grist mill,
near Waynesbnrg, which was burned last
week, amounting in lols 10 some $40 600. will
be rebuilt, the work TO commence in few
days
John 70 terrified, who horss.whipped Abner
Wilkinson IN Smith township, Belmont
county, plead guilty aud was fined $50.
Caskey, the other fellow implicated. was
bound over 10 court In the sum Of $500.
Chss @. Griffith. oil near Loydsyille, Bel.
mont county, sold so head Of sheep last week
to James Kinney, averaging 1874 pounds each;
the price paid was $685. per hundred weight.
The sheep Were to be shipped to Europe by
the way Of Baltimore.
The Cambridge JegasOnian saysof Guernsey
county: There Is great increase in the
legal business OF this county. Within the
last ten days many actions have been
begun. The lawyers are unusually busy, and
the Sheriff and other court officers are
happy"
The revival meeting at the NJ. E. Church
at Morgantown Is assuming immense proper
tions, and Is making It's 10 luence felt through.
out the entire town. Many Of the students
OF the University who have hitherto been
known as "hard bricks" are among the seek.
ers, and the result Is that quite different
moral tone prevails among the students.
Two brothers by the name OF Mitchell were
lodged In Waynesburg jail Wednesday eyet.
ing, charged with stealing one hundred and
fifty dollars from Washington county
huckster BY the, name Of Thomas A. Welsh
The huckster put up With a farmer for the
night with whom the young Mitchell's were
his room and robbed him during the night
Up at New Cumberland the fight between
Mayor Smith and the town council Is becom.
ing interesting, and there Is 20 telling where
the strife will end. Thursday evening the
Mayor headed posse and marched TO the
new quarters provided by council, secured
the papers and documents aud transferred
them to the old building, the lease for which
expired the first Of April. The building Sc.
cured by council was ere cted for brass band
ball, and the Mayor had ordered It's removal,
condemning 1t As nuisance.
BELLAIRE.
Rev. Mr.. Coleman, OF steubenville, Is visit
ing here.
The assessors yesterday began their rounds
to leave their blanks
Commissioner Cope and Surveyor Mitchell
were both In town yesterday.
rl,n A !. abau, VIlahta Hall hana,,
last night aud continues tonight.
Capt David Wslling Is still suffering with
bad case OF iiftmmatory rheumatism.
Miss Maggie Meyer. Of 81. Clairsville, Is the
guest OF her friend, Miss Emma Cochran, Of
this city, Hai.
Two car loads Of Italians have reported
for work on ths Woodsfeld extension OF the
B., z. 4 G. road. .i. I'D.
A gay party met at the home OF Charles
Sales last night, and passed the evening with
music aud dancing. ua ll.g
To-day is pay day at the Bellaire nail
works and on this part Of the Cleveland &
Robert Henderson, &C. &P. brakeman, is
down with typhoid fever, and two OF his
children are also sick.
The, Linean Literary Society will go to
Wheeling Saturday 10 visit The St. Paul
Society at Westwood's Hall.
The youngest child OF William Stephens.
OF Braddock, Pa, died yesterday at the home
Of It's grandfather, on Gravel Hill.
The Mite Society Of the Second Presby-
terrain Church will meet tonight ct the home
Of Thos. Nicholson on Gravel Hill.
The Ohio Valley Foundry Is one OF the
busiest places in Bellaire. Mr.. Parks, one OF
the firm, Is now in Cincinnati on business.
Presiding Elder Gray, OF GAINESVILLE, will
preach at the South Bellaire NJ. Z. Church
Sunday, Quarterly Meeting being held there
on that day. .r.
A large crowd OF men was gathered at
Braidon's stables on Union street, yesterday
afternoon. at'the auction sale Of Cochrans
horses and bugies.
The bans OF matrimony for Michael Malo.
ney, Of Tunnellton, ". Va, and Miss
Hannah Maloney, Of this city, have been
twice announced In St. Johns Church.
J.F. Anderson, Esq, Of the Independent,
went to st. Clairsville yesterday to secure an
injunction against the Telephone Company,
to stop them from putting up the balance Of
their poles.
A young man named Elson, employed at
the goblet works, was badly injured about
the abdomen by sharp hook that he was
accidently caught on. The wound Is not
dangerous. .......-
The Independent youches fos the story that
Messrs Henry Grela, VIM Blackburn, J. G.
Blaney aRd.G. Grella caught p fish out at
the dam yesterday In four hours. They also
sot large bucket oil minnows.
The Bellaire nail works has received lot
OF cross ties, and will extend Its switches
With this and the switch that the new Crys.
tai Works will have, the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh will reach to the Gravel Hill Platform.
( Miss Allie Cunningham's room at the
Fourth ward school was closed yesterday on
account OF the death OF q nephew, son OF
Mr.. Bonar, Of Moundsville. Mrs. Rev. Will
liam CASTOR, OF Cleveland, was here yesterday
for the same reason.
The brakeman, Atkinson, who was hurt at
Quincy, was taken 10 his home OF Salesville,
after having one arm amputated above the
elbow, and the other above the wrist He
stood the operation well and passed Barnes
willie without waking up.
The towboat Lioness No. Q blew out one OF
her cylinder heads yesterday morning Just
after coming up under the B. & 0. bridge
with tow Of empty barges. Fortunately the
Telegram was alongaidel and helped the
disabled boat to make the bank with her
tow, or there would have been crash against
the bridge piers The explosion made some
noise and attracted q. crowd, and alarming
rumors spread and made the crowd still
bigger. The boat afterwards went on with
one cylinder. The disabled cylinder was
entirely ruined.
st. cLA1RsylLLE.
DR.. B. F. Talbot has returned 70 town