The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-05
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Belmont County Court Notes -othsr
state and ShshSOrhO,d News Notes.

pany, about fifteen miles west otthis city,
on the line OF the Georges Creek & Cumber.
land Railroad and the Cumberland & Penn.
sylyania Railroad. 1t seems that the boy
had offended the stable boss in some way,
aud be gave him terrible beating and then
mutilated him In an outrageous manner,
and leaving him In n very dangerous con.
dition. The boy was found lying on Q rail
road track leading into the mine, and came
near being run over He seemed inclined 10
commit suicide. ard said be wanted to die.
The wretch who perpetrated the outrage Is
we'll known In this city, and came here from
Virginia few years ago. In conversation
With the Sheriff Of Az egheny County to-day,
learn that he has officers In search OF the
man, but that they have been unsuccessful
80 far in capturing him. Q nsiderable ex.
cilemeut prevails in the n'igt boihot d oy I
the outrage, and It Is to be hoped that the
Va etch will be caught.
Saturday night G, E. Cooper's safe at
Mano. gahela City was blown open ano
money tsken. snsnicion is sad 10 rest on
two fellows named Krepps aud Sticker.
Possibly the Oldest w.min now living In
Ohio Is NJ s Christian, a co!ored lady OF Har.
rison county, who Is ssid TO be 100 years old.
She was slave, Of course, and III all proba'
bility servant In WAshington's family.
The stage door OF the new opera house at
steubenviIle Is pow being iora up and
cba. ged. By the time they teSr up the in.
terror OF the bulldog again and find ont what
they rsally want, the building will be quite
aged.
BELtAiRg.
1T. Mercer has b en- in New York for a
few days on business.
Steel rails are now laid down as far as
Merits, on the @. & p. railroad.
Some Bellsire people were called 10 81:
CIairaville again yesterday for another trial
Of Jesse Good. ..l.--a
Several fines for drunkenness and fighting
were gathered In BY the Mayor yesterday
morning, as usual. .-
DR.. J. G. Mccullough Is in Cleveland at,
tending y mesting Of the Ohio Medical
Society. His wife Is with him.
A number OF Bellaire people who attended
the Beaver picnic missed the train and had
TO come home on night freight.
The City Marshal will ride to the county
seat In bis own buggy hereafter, having or.
dered one from the manufacturers.
A boat-saw-mlll Is now lying at the Ben.
wood fer landing In full blast, saving tim
Der for the p, W. Il Ky. extension.
Thomas Lsith is now running the Pitts.
burgh accommodation In place OF David
Wailins, who Is still confined TO his home
on Gravel Hill with rheumatism.
Some Pittsburgh gentlemen were here yes.
terday afternoon, engaged in laying out the
ground Immediately ABOVE the present Nail
works, for the steel plant 10 be u.ed In max.
ing ste nails.
Col. G. L Poorman H. NJ. Ipglsr and D.
Fl. Darrah left last night 10 attend the Re.
publican convention at Columbus MR..
Darrah and her mother, Mrs. James Pa.ter.
SOD, accompany Mr.. Darrah.
Mr.. Martin, ST.. died yesterday morning al
the home sf his son, Gilbsr; Martin, who
was bur ed Sunday afternoon. He was the
father OF Mrs. A. Richardson, now OF Cleve'
land, OF Sheldon Martin and Of Mrs Kicker
Last night while load OF lumber was
be ng hauled up from the river by B. d o
engine with rope, u e rope broke and the
car went back into the water Till the men on
It were up 10 their breasts before the brakss
held.
Some OF the plans OF the nail works men
for fishing excursions have been indefinitely
postponed, because of the continued run.
ming the works; but glass house men are
already organ zins numerous parties for
simil sports ,.,....
The B., e. &C. road began with new time
table yesterday. Trains leave here at GAS a.
N and SP NJ, and arrive at 9:45 A. NJ. and
5:lOr.M Kerr and Buchanan tag stations
and LewisyiIle, miles beyond Woodsfeldi
are the new stations, to which only the mail
train runs as yet
ST. cLAIRsvTLLE.
No Court was held yesterday.
All the assessors have reported.
Mr.. George Adams, Of Wheeling, spent
Sunday here.
Abe Pickard went on the Northern road as
conductor, yesterday.
The Commissioners met here yesterday as a
Board Of Equalization. 4.
J.F. Anderson ofIthe Bellaire Independent,
was 10 town, yesterday. N
Baled hay Is being shipped 10 Baltimore
over the Northern railroad.
The effort mide by the league OF saloon-
keepers to employ Hon. John McSw.eney
was unsuccessful.
One huudrtd.ar Ave saloons are reported
by the assessors 10 be In Belmont county. OF
these eighty. 6vesell distilled liquors. Under
iha Scott law these saloons will be taxed
$4,000. s srH aa.
James Hannalhan. the Martins Ferry
Ferry saloon keeper who fed 10 Steuhenyillt
because he was indicted, plead guilty In Com.
mon Pleas Court yesterday, and was tiaed $40
and costs,
The case OF Ohio vs. JESSE Good for per.
jury, was called yesterday. The defence was
j eady for trial, but the principal witness for
the State was absent William Dement, was
by Abe and Jesse Good with thros.
ing stone at railroad tain. They made
this charge under oath. When they thea.
selves wers found guilty OF throwing the
stones, proceedings were begun against them
for perjury. Aba Is now IN the penitentiary
Dement, convicted Abe, but Dement, Is gone
Unless Dement, returns Jesse will doubtless
be acquitted. HIS trial has been postponed,
at least. a.. .... -. -.
f., as.a a.F BETHANY. - r.I
Mr. Joe Rodgers, who has spent the winter
In the Shenat duah Valley, 10 home for the
summer. "s' t.a. ...sl
Rev. W. B. Thompson and family are
spending few weeks With Mr.. Richardson,
at BsthpaGe. %. NIL
Mr.. seebre aud wife OF Hopkinsville. KY,
are spending few days as guests Of Pfesi'
dent Pendleton. Mr.. seebree is graduate
OF 20. .gl, l- ...
The Bethan! Mn, will crcsl hats with the
toys next Saturday. The boys
will go In hAIAs, leaving early Saturday
u For Cash only. aa.9
Oae thousand more OF those excellent oil
cloth window bl ndS with fringe, ready 10
hang for so cents.
10 600 bolts OF wall paper at cents.