The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-16
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MoUSDsYfLLE,
A woman from iislisiIe, it issatd, will open
saloon on Water street IN few uays
Mr.. Brown, OF Columbus, Ohio, heavy
Sto ikhOidvs in the Webster Wsgon Company,
was IN town yesterday.
J. W. G4llHner, Esq, has been confined 10
his room gInce SUNDAY iall BY sickness,
brought On bv exposure. ever exarlion aud
oS OF sleep during the high waIer.
James Aldridge, aliss "rng Fork, !" otWayDe
county, c0ncludelR seven year Term ~ tho
prison yestertay. This was Tugs" second
experience at tue Slate institution here.
Judge jacobs b.ipg Inland 70 attend,
tue special term Of the Circuit Court called
for Monday last, for the trial oil the Shep'
paTd .MUMeGhan will case, failed to material
Three men who had been employed ut the
rolling mill, when il was In operation, left
town u few evenings ago, lesying their board
bill at Dorsey's unp1id. Johu bus been
specially unfortunate with his rolling mil
Doardes.
ClCgg, Jones and Cleary. the three mar
who engaged in the row " Klmble's saloon,
near the depot. during the lnts flood, were
ftud Sl0nud costs each by the Mayor. ClPgC
and jon es paid, after remaining i'll jill ii
snort tine, kLu were discharged. UIeary
still "laugutsheth in DURANGO vile"
Charles Douglass, colorei; who wRS sen.
fenced to tiVa years tsTm In the Ycuiien-
tary, o. charge Of granddaughter BY the
Circuit Court Of Berkeley county, in April
1881, was pardoned by the Governor aud re-
leased yesterday. Douglass has NOT been in
very good health since his reception here,
aud will not likely lYeto 81 joy his fred III
any great length OF time.
The County Commissioners we're in session
three days last week, SiulnS as Il board Of
equalization TO hear complaints Of erroneous
onerous valuation of lands. a laIgs mum.
b.r OF applications Tor reductions were btsTd
but in Ye:y few cases was tue work oil tua
gentlemen appointed toGeassesS tie Land DIS
turbed Just how the fast that such atueet-
ing the commissioners was TO be held 10. k.d
Que is more than one eau lGnS2nt, as No ad'
vertisement OF the fact attracted notice, at
least.
Miss Edna D. Hogan came up from New
MarlinsyiLie on the DIufnal yesterday mora.
Ing arriving here about . O'Clock, and re-
turned by same boat in the afterHOor. Con-
sdarable dAmsge resulted from tie high
water at that place, There being no tele.
graph line Te.oning there, tue second rise
proved an entire surprise to the people, ald
caught thru completely unprep2ret. Nhre.
liALcs coull DO placed IN tbs re gOrls bal1oed
of from passing steamboats,, they telling all
sorts Of Unreasonable stories.
Mesgrs. Thomal g. Smith, Ed. sehon and
Col. James X. Smith, u bare quorum OF tue
Board OF Prison Directors. met at the iastitu-
ton yesterday. This bang tho time 10
.,kfn tl,n ,,,,nt,frrt ~ hfIu fnH nNnyfTF
labor WIS adjourned Ia compliance with
the request OF the Legislature, It was expect
Ell that the labor would be LEI, bus such was
not the case. The bids wer9 all rtjscsed, ani
the labor ordered rt-ldverGs4d, bids, 10 bs
submitted on or before March ooh next.
The BOartl adjourned, after TRANSMITTING rout-
Inc, business, TO meet March 2lst, prox.
James W. Cunningham, Prust Harvey aud
Jacob Siull. sentenced TO the Penlleniisry
BY the Uniiel sHtes Court at PArkursbuTg
"Wednesday, vera recsived ut Naturalization
Yesterday The two first named get two years
each and the latter two and hall years. An-
other lot will arrive tomorrow, among them
William Bunch, VINO has already served
sentence here, AMI Is wan:ed In MaiEs ooun,
ty, Ohio, on q charge OF burglary. Bunch
anI gone others had hEen sentenced TO the
Albany, N. Y, prison before thearraugement
for sending Unitsd States prisoners here had
bsen perfected. They will be resentenced.
srEuBKSylLLE
John G. Lady, of Ashland, Ky. died at the
Lltrobe House in this city yesterday morn.
lng OF Typhoid fever, He was twenty years
Of aye aud belonged 10 one Of the weRltlliest
families Of Ashland. lie had oaly Ueen in
this city o few weess.
A great many deaths haze noourrsd in this
vicinity ottyphoid fever during the past few
weeks, and The disease seems to be on the
increase. Twenty-Five cases are reported in
the city at present. Rld the ~ lst rrmarktnle
fact is, that so far mist OF the ca.es have
proved fatal
The Gd1elle Of yeSnerday ssy This alter.
noon about 5 O'clockR car axle ON the vest
bound Pan.uludle freight tTHiu broke below
this city near BIyeland'S shaft Five oars
left the track, aud the first brakeman WIS In
lstAntly killed. AeR now mar, this being
bis second trip, aud the railroad men did not
know his name.
Suit was brought yesterday 10 the Court Of
Common PleSs by Wesi!y Bone Of Morgan
county, 0hio, against the Wool Growers Ex-
change, supposed TO be bankrupt, for 81 800,
for wool consigned by him November last,
]. n. Cook represents Mr.. Bono in the Gaze.
tits safe TO say thAt other cases OF the same
nature will be entered.
There are four Republican candidates
announced for Mayor John O. Brown Is
the last and wlltbrobRbly DO the sr0ngeIt; At
least he will have a large vote at the pri.
maries. TIE Dissatisfaction as to the msa.
agenent Of the Water Works is on tie
increase, and Il is now quite probable that
two trustees will be- elected at tie approach.
ing spring election.
Homer Gregg was the young man, about
thirty yeats Of age who fell from passenger
train on the Pan Handie rosd in the BSutl.
ern part OF the city and was killed Instantly.
Hs was Acousln OF den. Helry Gregg, OF tIS
city, with whom he had spent the day. The
deceased was a brother OF tho Clerk Of Courts
OF Carroll county, and was to have been mar.
rled In few weeks. His remains were for
warded to Carrollton yesterday.
MARTtS's HEBRx.
The tariff mIeting ct Commercial He'll sa.-
urday night will be rouser.
The Standard mill, tits VOW sid, will he
rlatlY to begin operation BY tie ut Of March
NJ j1r WIN. csrman, formally OF the h,st
West VirginiR Cavalry, pail Martins Ferry
q visit yesterday. He 10 lTnYpllng in the
interest Of needle tru.
The lois on which it's proposed to build
theuew Union Hall werp etprSiscd ytslrr.
day afternoon By y committee consulting Of
MIssTs ]. Rider, Behjamin isEley, Jr, and
JBmss W, sbipman. ~ $1,000. This mint.
Tee was appointed by The Belmont Cty
Lodge, aud Hebron EncSmpment, / o. o. r.,
and Waunta tribe. o. K. n. The Join:
o0mnitt's OF theI4 societies held u melting
last night TO daoids upoa further plans rslat-
Ing TO tie project.
A very quiet yet pleasant wedding took
place 1T tue residence OF Mr.. Conrad Long
yesterday morning at 1889 O'Clock. The
contracting parties were Miss CapiiplS Long
and Mr.. Harry E1erllne. The bride was
dressed in neat bronze travelling suit and
ihn n,rl,nrn In a nlnIn hlark ntilt The hannv