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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-10-18

A RUSH ON A DRUG STORE
Never was such a rush made for any
Drug Store as is now at F. J. Wood
for Trial Bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs,
and Colds. All persons affected with
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Severe Coughs or any affection of the
Throat and Lungs, can get Trial
Bottle of this great remedy free, by
calling at above Drug Store. Regular
size S1.00. iune14no5y1
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-10-18

BUCKLEN' ARNICA SALvE.-The
greatest medical wonder of the world
Warranted to speedily cure Burns,
Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chill
blains, Corns, letter, Chapped Hands,
and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to
cure in every instance, or money re-
funded. Is cents per box. For sale
by f. j. Wood. If
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-10-18

Advertising.-Rates of Advertising made
known upon application.
Legal and Land Office Notices published at
current rates.
Local and Editorial Notices, ten cents per
line each insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid for
in advance in order to secure insertion. Home
advertisements payable quarterly.
Advertisements unaccompanied by written or
verbal directions, will be published until
ordered out, and charged for accordingly.
All communications for the REPORTER should
be in the hands of the printer as early as
Tuesday noon, in order to secure publication
the same week.
Address, WooD County REPORTER,
Gardner Block, Grand Rapids Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-10-18

The biggest fool of all is the fool
who takes every man for knave.--
re- IT. Bennett
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-10-18

The election news are barren of
comfort to republicans. Ohio has
given Hoadly about 10000 majority,
and for the first time in nearly thirt J
years the democrats have captured all
branches of her state government.
Dayton went democratic for the first
time in her history, even the Soldiers
Home giving Hoadly a majority
Prohibition has received decided
setback and the result in Ohio should
teach its fanatical advocates that the
measure is not popular one in thi;
country just at present. Iowa has
given Sherman majority of nearly
10000, and the Legislature is strongly
republiean.-Evening Wisconsin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-10-18


Prior to the recent elections in Ohio
on account of the intense excitement
on the liquor question, it was believed
that the vote polled would be larger
than the presidential vote of 1880.
Yet such is not the fact. The returns
show that it does not exceed 712, 900.
The vote of 1880 was $4,000. Here
is shortage of 10000. and as the
state has increased in population since
we think that the increase of voters
must be at least $4,000 So there is
a reserve vote in Ohio of 10000.
Which ever party in the presidential
canvass of 1884 secures that reserve
vote, will carry the state. Therefore
it may be correctly said, that though
Hoadly has now carried the state, the
democracy may not carry it in 1884
Further than this the stay-at-home
voters are always republicans.-EUe.
Wisconsin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-14
SaS @nnoer bon 9lrisoma.

Nn9 penis befannt lit cine pon Der gtas
tur gebilbete Bride in grisona, Die an
@roBartigteit ibrer Contribution nnb llm>
sebuns nod Die natiirli6e Bride in Sirs
sinien iibertrifit. Son Ybenir, Nr., fibrt
cine quite SabritraBe bis spei Meilen pom
Der Bride aud bieie lettere Strefe fam
obne S9wieristeit su Yferbe suritselest
werben, bis man cine nit Sppreilen be-
ltanbene Gnb0be errei6t, pon Der ii6 cine
reisenbe ausli6t in bas 500 tiefe uno MIR
l6s SUB breite Sbal e%rOffnet, bur6 wel6es
ii6 elm paiierrei9er Bad binbur6winbet.
Bon ba leitet elm en9er unb i~teiler Yfao
auf elm Hlateau, bas ii6 IN ben Qbban9
binten eritreft uno un9efdbr so glfer
9anpes entbdlt, bic sesenpdrtis nit Weais
uno Sartoiieln beitelt iinb. Ger Sarmer,
wel6er bieies 9anb bsbaut, finbet BEL ben
Sergleuten Der bena6barten @egeno einen
suten 9lbiat fir feline @rnten. 0ur6 Die
6elber binour6 9elangt man auf Die Bride
wel6e ii6 in elmer tiibnen, gesen 200 SUP
lanssn Spanmns iiber bas ense Sbal mad
Der seseniiberliegenben fell a~bfalenSen
Sslswanb eritredt. Mitten auf Der Bride
befinoet ii6 cine natiirlide Defining, bur6
wel6e binSur6 man ben Bad our6 iein
enseS Sett babin flisben unb pbantaitiI6e
6el~sbilounsen, bon iippiser Sesetafion
umseben, aus ri9tiser Soselperipeftipe
fiebt. Den sroBartisiten slnblid erbalt
man iebo6, wenn man in bas 3bal binabs
iteist unb pom bort aus bic Bride in @us
9eni6ein nimmt. Gon beioen @6noen
oes Sbales aus ~ipringen 6altlteins Bill
bunsen Dor, bic f6 raid psriiinsen unb auf
pieie @eiie einen gosen bilbsn, wie i'm
tein arditett sroBarti9er uno wiiens
idaftli6 ri6tiser conltruiren fam. Der
i6male Bad, beien felfses 8ett an ben
meilten Stellen I'M CONNER MIR meniae
SUB tief lit, ut on anbem SteQen 70 tief,
baB bisber nod tein Goth, bas man bort
uermittels a%neinanbern 9e~fniipfter Seile
beritelen fomnte ben @runb errei6t bat.
Sn abnli6er Weiie S%erriiien uno serfliftet
wie Der Soben bes 9bales iinb beiIen Seis
tenwdnpe. Sablrei6e SSblen unb @rotten
sritrefen iid tief in ben Selien binein uno
aus einSelnen berielben i9ieBen @ailers
itr6me beruor uno iiirsen ii6 ais i6Gus
menbe Gaseabsu in bas Sbal. Inbere
SOblen unb @rotten IN nd9iter Rdbe iinS
poufommen troden piel psrielben wurbsn
bur6iu6t uno nan bat in ibnsn mBsr
wunoerbSren Sropfiteinbilbunsen &nos
6snreite, perfObltes unb balbpertobltes
Sols, iteinerne Yfeilipissn, furs sablrei9s
Merfmals baiir p%orsefunbsn, bab bieis
S0blen ben Snoianern idon IN lansii
p%erSansene2 8eiten betannt waren uni
pielei@t IN dbnIider Weiis gu @obmanseu
sebient baben, ME bic natarli1en uni
tinftli9en @ertiefansen tn ben GeIien be,
pusblos In geeusW eerics.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-14

gen pieneidt etwas traurig, aber gba.
mel fiiBte ibren Sobn nit adrtli9e
9iebe. Damn ri9tete ii6 Yi9enst ftol
auf, unb mdbrenb er Die quite Srau Sdrt
lid an iein 9er3 bridte, iaste er nit feite
Stimme:
Sd, meme 9erren, liebe nrr meme Meat
ter!
Die grsdblung fonnte hermit eisentlid
i6lieBen, benin Ser freunbli6e Qeier wirf
psrmutben, baB 9acusan, gilbert pie aud
0tarieae es our Gbre serei6en lieBen, slei6:
faQs mie Slan9e, quite Sreunbe Gi9enet's
gu perben unb gu bleiben.
s8tr baben inbeB nod einise pi6ttse Gr:
eisniie mitSutbeilen.
glls Der Marauis pon Hopal pernabm
baB Naes auf's geite perlaufen lei, ernie:
berte er iebr geiitrei9: @lauben Sic mir
baB, wenn aaes 10 ernftbaft unb bebenflid
s~eipeien mare, i9 mid ni9t mebr nm meint
S06ter betiimmert bate?
Die pierte Der Srdulein Sreco6e wurbe
in .6olse elmer 0errenfuns, wel9e lie iid
bel Der gelageruns bes Sammetsrabss sus
sesosen bate, pOlitdnOis Iabm.
@uilmitte garbebor, bic bas irbii6e Oas
iein ibres i9Onen fleinen Mormi6el ba>
burd bebeutenb absefiirst bate, baB iie i'm
fleiBis bur9priiselte, lieB linn elm iolibss
Mauiolerm erri9ten.
giue, Der Yortier wuroe 9biloiopb unb
~lieferte peri9iebene Grtifel in elm Rons
periationslerifon. @u9 wurbe CT Mitslieb
mebrerer selebrten @eieIi9aften.
Wenn bic 0icomtefie Sc Srec bu Qars
iemals in ibrem 9eben einise tIsine Sch
Ter besins, 10 bat ie iol9s aud i9wer
biiBen miiiien. gababreur fanb nGmli6
@nabe BEL ibr = bic WirfIi9feit i6eint
oft ni9t m0gli9 gu iein. Bon Dem
@uni9e beieslt tdsli6 fem su binirten, beis
ratbete sr bieie gicomtshe, bic isbo9
bret Monate ipdter in elm STRENUOUS se>
bra1t wurbe. Der i9redli6e gababreur
bate ibr IN 80 Sasen Swei Miaionen tra>
glider Serie porseleiertl
Die SicomteiIen nannten BEN grafen 9acu>
san nod wie Dor 8laubart. Die Sicomteiie
be Surlutaine errei9te elm Glitter pom 1O7
Sabren.
@as bic anbern Ierionen ~unierer grs
;dbluns betriHt, 10 wiiBten mir ni6ts &os
mantii3es aus ibrem 9ebenslauf gu beri9s
ten.
gs iei nod erpdbnt, baB Ser @rst 9lSris
an Gbaumel cine sro6e geriimtbeit erlanste
uno ipdter iOsar 2~eibarst bes S0niss
wuroe.
Mabame be Yompabpur liebte i'm
smar ni6t, neil er in Sas bamaIise EZRA
seq linfamel ni6t nit einltimmte; 81
Gboiieul perlpini6te i'm logar, neil ei
ben unseredten unb in i9einbeili9er @eilt
ms Werf seiesten &ries Der S6flinse, San:
i%eniiten unb 5reioenfer sesen ben Seiuiten:
orben burdaus ni6t biaigte. gS wirb i'm,
audi na6seriibmt, baB er sinmal BEN
Srdiibenten &oaanb, ais bieler iiber bi,
Seiuiten tlaste unb bic gsfiirdtuns aus:
ipra6, bieielben wiirSen ii9 wobl on i'm
ridden, freimiitbig entsegnet babe:
Mtein Serr: Sic irren. Die gatres
ridden ii6 bur6aus ni6t, aber Soft in
Simmel miro ii6 RIDDEN! =
Oieies Wort madte I'M 10 arSBeres
@ufleben, ais es @brian gbaumsl in Sc:
senpart bes aOniss aasseipro3en bate
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-14

gipe iptuns in siiien @asen Der gicom.
teiie be Gurlutaine, porin iid bieier be-
miibte, bic gicomtehe Sc 8ree bu 9art
bon einem S6lasanfaIe ins 2eben Surids
Snrlfen.
gei Der wilben Tlu6t iparen ale Stdnbe
pertreten. Niemals bat cine ansebli9
pbilantropii9e expedition einen Flight
6eren aissans senommen, als bieie.
glber man bate weitsr ni9tS errei6t,
ais baB Der LATTICE 6lieseni6warm, wcl6er
nm bas S6lOB berum iummte, srinbli9
pertrieben mar. 9acu;an fiiblte OieB iebr
gut.
lin BEN 10 biinnen Saben, moran bas 0es
ben Der armen Marieae bling, 81 5eri9neis
ben, seniiste elm unbeoa9tiamer, ~neusieris
ger Slid, nod peniser ais oieB! = es
seniiste ein Spiesel BON "a Sous, Der aus
Sen @olfen in ben blauen Gallon niebers
fiele....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-25
TIE STATE AT LARGE
ANo SOME NElaAeoRlNa PLACES
la A9oI.lDr st4,,.-An Sort. Of lew. ron Al
Parts OF the local rerritory-sI Notes from
MISUNDERSTANDING AsnuOl-L Case
OF Detective Ar Burn.tp..

The Gazette ssyS that the Social Evil Il
Haunting itAelf on the streets OF 6teubenvillt
TO the disgust OF even hard. sheeked old,
timers and to tho discredtt OF the city, and
adds: "a word TO the wise Is sufficient; we
believe our present city authorities will take
this maitsri n hand as vigorously as they
have other abuses.n
There is to be q grand opening OF the e1.
tension of the Bellaire, ZlneSyille 4 Clncin-
natl railroad, and u big blowout at Summer.
field held on the firstdfy OF August. Trains
will run through to that point on and after
the date mentioned, aud people out there are
making big preparations 10 entertain a large
crowd. An excursion train will be run out
ut great'y reduced figures.
Er.Marshsl Mcsherry, OF Mlugo, was
licked twice Saturday by a peacefully dis.
posed citiZ 80 named Rosenberg, with whom
McSherry attempted to interfere. Rosen-
btrg swore out 9 peace warrant. VIM. Lynn,
late OF Martin, Ferry. has been employed IS
Marshal OF Mingo. He Is said to De a man
OF cast-lron nerve, and 1t Is expected that be
will keep matters level In the ~bslligerent
village.
All. Burnett, the West Virginia detective,
has been trying his hand In Hancock county,
with what success will be seen from the fol,
lowing: For two weeks past be has been in
the neiEhborhood OF East Liverpool trying
to unearth the recent robbery and aitem pied
murder OF James Allison, Esq, OF Grant
dl.trict. He had his men ipotted and ar.
rested one Of them yesterday and had him al
the seat Of justice, when he demanded a
hearing. The Slate asked for time to gather
important evidence. Burnett claims he has
the thing down fine, and that It will pan on,
all o. k but 1t IL tue general opinion thai
the case has been given away II there wa
ever anything in II. r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-25

People who realize the fact that this Is the
last week for the Traders and Importers Tea
Company in Wheeling are making an extra
effort TO secure their goods and at the same
time are getting many OF the finest presents
distributed during their stay In the city.
The additional amount In presents placed Ut
the disposal Of the customers yesterday
largely increased the interest In sales, and q
great many heavy cash presents were drawn.
The following Is . partial list OF those who
received valuable presents yesterday and
Saturday James Whliord, $40 in silver,
WN. Crane, S gold piece; Joseph
Shepard $40 In gold; Samuel Muniord, SIS
In %greenbackI; Mn. Helen Adams Country
found In tea, SIS In g~reenbackI; Thomas
speer, Martins Ferry, IS In silver; Mrs.
Williams, Of steubenTille, found in a can OF
tea so in sold; Sarah Simons, milliner, New.
ark, so ID greeubaCks; Mary Dugan, Bell.
aire, $40 In silver; Josephine Culvert, Par.
ersburg, $t0in gold, Henry shumau, Pitts.
burgh& Cleveland railroad, $40 gold piece In
can Of cGtitei Jane Thompson, No. ~ alley
Is, diamond r ne, $50; Thomas Burke, Cen.
tire Wheeling. stem.Windlng and stem.Setting
wat:h; John Beuter, saloon, No. llls Market
street, Stew.wlnding and st~en.seIting watch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-25
WELLyBURG.
Dangers Of Fooiiag with Natural Gas,
CoAl-Nnrr0R Escnpes

CoAl-Harr0R Escapes
A very heavy rain fell here on Monday
night.
W. J. Apologize. is Ill, being confined to
his room.
Five new dwelling houses will be erected
n Lszsarville the coming fall.
The coal shaft talked OF for L~szearville
will materialize In the near future.
with her brothers, Fred. Hardie and Willie,
are visiting relatives here.
\ Work at the shaft Of the Diamond Coal
Company Is progressing fayorably. The
company will soon be ready - put their
coal upon the market.
Some mischievous boys gave the gas COM
pany much trouble one dsy recently by
iguiting the gas that was escaping from an
had to be shut of before the flames could be
ex%tinguished.
A son Of Mr.. Samuel George was badly
burned on Monday by tureing on the natural
gas nsed for making steam at the well being
bored at the paper mill, and then igniting It
Some others tried the same experiment after
being repeatedly warned. They o.ms so near
getting all the hair on their heads burned oil
that they will not likely go contrary TO in.
structions soon again.
Considerable excitement was created on
Waite: street Monday evening by u man who
had more tanglefoot aboard than he could
conveniently manage, ~plunging off the stone
wall at the foot OF Urana strest into the river.
A bystander jumped in aud rescued kim or
there might have been Q drowning to record
After being taken from the waller he was
placed in tue cooler to dry of.
The we'll bling bored for gas at 8. Georges
paper mill Is over three hundred feet deep.
Operations have been suspended until a new
drilling rope Can be had. II gas Is found in
the George well in sufficient quantities the
Panhandle Window Glass Works will be
supplied tharefrom. II Mr.. George fails in
getting gas 1t Is very likely that the Win
dow Gla's Company will sink a well on their
own grounds. The matter Is under consid-
alton.
The Salvation Army continue to hold
their stat4d meetings here. Much complaint
Is made by some OF the worshippers at a
neighboring church OF the loud singing OF
the Army. They say that 1t interferes with
taeir services. The Army occupies the
Methodist Protestant Chapel, which is sell
dam, II ever, used by the denomination " L
ing aud controlling 1t. The most violent
opposPrs Of the Army here admit that they
are doing good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-25
IBELLAERE.
Fresh Personal aud Otter News From
II Glass City.

Fresh Personal aud Other News From
Ii Glass City.
Frank Osborne, OF Wellsyills, was here
yesterday.
l.. S. Woodbridge is back from q visit 10
his old home at Marietta.
Arthur Walling, OF the G. & P. telegraph
office, Is home after q visit to Pa %kersburg.
%Blackberries here are in greater demand
than supply, and the price yesterday went
up TO 10 cents.
Some bodies OF old soldiers OF the G. A. R.
were here yesterday en- route to the State re,
union at Columbus.
Charles Dankworth was called 10 Glazing.
ton yesterday, by word taat his father was
lying at the point OF death.
Hon. r. ]. Alexander, OF Bridgeport, was
In town yesterday after q visit TO his brother,
DR.. Alexander, at Armstrong; Mills.
Baltimore 4 Ohio surveyors are running
lines and driving stakes along the river bank
up towards Indian Run, aud many guesseu
are made as to the objsc in view.
Colonel Thomas II. Morris has a msynif.
cent fishing pole Of which he Is exceedingly
proud. 1t Is OF split bamboo, silver mount.
ed, ond Is a present from Nj. Samuel Laugh
lin, Of Wheeling.
The Couriet's agents, by coming down yes,
terday ahead Of the boat, induced q gftea,
many passengers for down the river To- wait
for that boat The Frank Stein, holding up III
rates, got very few passengers here.
The Ohio Mining Screen Commission ye,.
terday arrived In the city, and met in 'the
parlors Of the Globe House. All OF the mem.
bers Of the Commission are here, and repre-.
sentHtives OF nearly all themines and miners
10 this vloiniLy are also present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-25

News and Gossip In Reference to Various
People.

NtNhNuu UVsstP "
People.
Mr.. W. B. Howell i out at Little Washing
ton.
Hon. ]. H s. Trainer, OF steubenville, wa
in the city yesterday.
Governor Jackson returned TO the city
from Parkersburg last evening.
Mr.. James Patton, OF St. Clairsville. for
merly Of this city, was down yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Pipes and son John, leftyestsrdaJ
afternoon TO visit friends In Waynesburg.
Mr.. Louis May, OF Rock Island, an exter
siye buyer Of Wheeling glass, Is in the city
Mrs ]. A. Fell, OF North Main street leave
this morning for a visit to friends at Warren
Ohio.
Miss MAGGIE Kennedy, one OF Allegheny
I .ires. dau b ers Is visiting Miss Annie Car
son, OF the south Side.
Mr.. Harry r. Atkinson. OF the Island
leaves to-day for Janesyille, Wis, to accept {
position in a leather store.
Col. Robert McEIdowney, OF New Martins
vile, was among the distinguished West Vii
ginians in Wheeling yesterday.
Mr.. @. q. Dlnger returned to the city yes
terday, after q visit to Germany and other
Continental countries OF Europe.
Mr.. Gibson Lamb goes TO Mt. Alto tc- 'ay,
10 spend a few days, after which he will Try
his hand ut bass fishing in the South Branch
Miss Matte Nsylor and Miss FIading, both
OF Wheeling Island, are In the uity, guests a
the residence OF J. r. Naylor, in the Fourth
war d.-Belidire Independent.
Col. N. wilkinson was, last evening, elect
ed president pro ten. Of the Second Branch
President Hlfdrsth expects to go to Cllifor-
mia nextmonth with the Knights Templar
Rev. DR.. D. A. Cunningham and wifs leave
today for an eastern trip. They will stop q
few Gays at Mountain Lake Park, whence
they go 10 Lonac3ning and Philadelphia, and
thence to Saratoga fora %sojourn OF about two
week..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-25
some,biux NEW for wbee,i,r.

Mr. j. H Kirk, the dealer in art goods and
artists supplies, at 1910 Main street, has re.
Gently made an addition to his store room,
and Improved bis facilities for displaying
paintings and other works OF art, the pro,
iaction OF home talent Such az arrange,
ment must fill 4 Ions felt want for the ladies
Of Wheeling who cultivate the ine arts, aud
Mr., Kirk In making his Improvement has
had them In view, Plenty Of space and per.
feet light have been secured for the display
OF work, and customers will have the add.
tional advantage Of having attractive sur.
roundiugs In VIII Oh TO exhibit their paint.
ings, He has now In the store numerous oil
paintings, pastells and china pieces painted
by Wheeling ladies. and on Friday and Sat.
uirday Of this week he will have a grand art
opening, at which all PERSONS interested In
art are Invited 10 be pPetsnt and inspect his
admirable facilities for displaying work and
bis complete stock OF all sorts OF. Al ttsts'
materials.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-25
ST. CLAIasvlLLE.
Musiny In Jiai-A Patent Car Coupling
W~ODI-OtheF Notea,

Muiiny In Jiai-A E'atent Car Coupling
WoOl-Other Notes.
Prof. g. Z. Hitchcock and wife will return
to St, Clairsville this week.
Sheriff Sldwick will spend the next tan
days near Petersburg recruiting.
Mr.. Robert Thompson and daughter, Miss
Ellie, returned yesterday from an ex easlye
Western tour.
Prosecuting Attorney A. H. Mitchell and
wife will leave TO- day for keChatauqna and
Niagara Fails,
The narrow gauge engine was taken on
Monday to Mount Savage, Maryland, where
1t will be repaired.
Conrad Troll 4 Sons have bought about
100000 pounds Of wool In Harrison, Guern.
sty, Monroe and Belmont counties, Ohio,
and Mar, hall county, W. Va. Thirly.iys
cents Is thu prevailing price. The farmt rs 10
this vicinity are holding on for higher prices.
he Scientific american contains the follow.
In "a car coupling possessing more than
or mary novelty, has been patented by Mr..
Charles A. Hath, OF Maynard. Belmont
county, Ohio. The coupling pinis operated
by q chain connected 10 u drum which Is
made fast 10 a shaft, the latter being opera.
ted by q crank. A spring rod fits into q
notch in the drum which supports the pin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-25

upright WREN the bumper from the ap.
preaching car strikes tie bumper OF the
car carrying the coupling pin, the spring rod
10 tripped and the pin drops into lie plAee
without anyattention from the attendant"
After the fashion Of the photographers, the
Ave men on the chain gang az the county
j4il refused to work yettsrdBy unless the
sheriff would promise MOTTO use the ball and
chain. The Sheriff wouldn't promise; the
men wouldn't work. They are at present
confined in the dark cells and are living or
q diet OF bread and water.
About a month ego Judge Hance decided
that vaRderpool and Jones could not be
tried here and ordered their return to the
P~enitentia,y. Prosecuting Attorney A. H
Mitchell Is preparing the papers and the
question will be tried before the Supreme
Court, As there are very conflicting opir'
ions by eminent lawyers, the chances are
equal that the men will bs returned here fol-
trial