The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-31
SEIGHBoRuooD NEWS.
ST. GAINESVILLE.

Rev. DR.. Balph is visiting at Pittsburgh,
| George V. Brown will start to morrow
for New York.
Jesse Goods trial is set for June 4;
Isaac Berry's for June 5.
Ex.County Treasurer W. ]. Kelly and
son Ed, OF Rellaire, were in town ytster'
day.
President Patterson, OF the Narrow
Gauge R. r., has returned from western
"trip. ..
About twenty Ave persons went to
Wheeling yesterday, via tho Northern
r. R. Hh ..
Joshua Worley. Chas. W. Troll and John
8. Hutchinson were elected trustees OF the
Presbyterian church. ...
Mrs. Denham NJ. Berry, residing near
town, became III on Tuesday and has since
been 10 semi comatose condition.
The following reports were made yester.
day: Pultney township, births, So; deaths,
49,. Goshen township, births, II; deaths,
10. ,....
Sheriff sedwick will go to Columbus to.
day, with a warrant Tor the return OF Vans
derpool and Jones, the much talked about
"hay.torkers," 10 this county for trial.
The public schools will close to-day.
Literary exercises will be conducted by
the High School this afternoon. The Com.
mencement will be held at Welday's Hall
this evening.
The Bridgeport saloon keepers who were
indicted at this term Of Court, have en-
ployed Hon. John McSWeeney, the cele.
brated criminal lawyer Of Wooster, Ohio,
TO defend them.
The assessors OF all the townships, pre-.
cinc,s and wards have reported, except
Richland, Smith and Bridgeport precincts.
Eighty.seven saloons have been reported.
Richland has eight, and the total will be
over one hundred. as..l
The Gazete Of to-day will contain call
for a meeting OF the Democratic Central
|Committee, to be held here on June Z, for
the purpose oil choosing ten delegates to
the State Convention and to elect u Chair.
man, vice Chas. N. Gaumer.
Edward Rose, residing at the residence
OF his brother, Reuben, east end OF town,
died on Tuesday from diseases Of the
heart and kidneys, as was shown by post
norton examination. He was over fifty
years old. His funeral services took place
yesterday.
James Hannaghan, Martins Ferry
saloon keeper, was indicted at the February
term oil court. Hannaghan, hearing Of his
indictment, took his departure. Ga Tues
day he was arrested at Steubenville and
was brought here the same evening, He
gave bond to appear from day TO day be.
fore the Common Pleas Court.
As heretofore stated III the INTELLI-
GENcER, the barn on the Taylor farm given
to Mrs. Sarah Ram ey by the terms Of the
settlement OF her suit against her husband,
Abraham Ramsey, was burned on Sunday
evening about midnight. James Douglass,
who married Ramsey's youngest daughter,
slept at the house on the Taylor farm that
night. He discovered that the barn was
on FIRE, and going out, discovered a
man running away. That man.
he claims-he pursued far enough
10 see that it was Abraham Ramsey, his
father.in Law. There was wagon III the
barn, which was not given to Mrs. Ramsey
by the settlement, and this Abraham re.
moved on this same Sunday. Ramsey
was arrested, charged with arson. lie was
taken before Justice OF the Peace, before
whom he waived an examination, and was
bound over to appear before the Common
Pleas Court. Ellsworth Pittman and vile
(whowas called Elizabeth Lomax by all the
witnesses) were also arrested, but were dis
charged. N.
| DELLAIRE. 'H
Charles stahl has given up his place Of
shipping clerk at the Belmont glass works.
Fred. LaRoche, who was elected by the
Ere wardens Chief Of the Department, was
not confirmed by Council. .l ,