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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-07
RoRnERYRAMpANT
Aud Lots OF swindIers Plying their
Little Games.

Aud Lots OF swindlers PlyinE their
Little Games.
There have been q startling number Of
iburilaries, highway robberies and sneak
thetts in the city recently, and lately forgery
and other confidence games have been added.
An attempt which was made Thursday night
to rob George Fountain, on the southside,
came to light Saturday. The thief IN this
case ''tumblsd into the Fountain" but 1t
was the wrong Fountain, and instead OF get
ting the mans wstch and chain, the would.
be robber got nearly p%unctured by u ball from
his revolver. On the same evening the bold
est attempt yet chronicled was made In
the same part OF the city. A man
sprapg on the last car down, on the Citizens
railroad, aud boldly attempted tn snatch the
watch OF the only passenger on the car: The
man clntahed the chain, however, and prt-
vented Its being taken, when the roober
coolly took of the passengers hat, stepped TO
the door AID leaped of into the darkness.
The whole thing was done so quickly that the
victim and the driver could scarcely trust the
evidence OF their senses.
Burglars entered the cellar OF 7. Il, Welt
Zel's grocery, In the Sixth ward saturday
kuuIulAsI nud Shtitch va auVuh Sat SsA W
provisions and canned goods, leaving no clue
TO their identity.
On last Friday a sleek looking, well dress
ed young man painted offs worthless check,
signed .'Cox & MORRISON but without any
authority from that firm, on Zink &Sou, the
South Side furniture dealers, The same man,
whose name on the checks was George
Logan, yictlmlzsda North Ead grocer rAmed
Grinder In the same way, giving him Q check
purportingto be signed by Joseph Bell & Co.,
aud calling for 500 so in exchange for u
barrel Of fl5ur and SIT so in change. The
amount OF his raise &C Zink & sons was
$40 In money, which was gwen In change
10 both cases the articles purchased wers or
dtred to be delivered at houses where the
purchaser " o not known.
schmeichsl j. BshrenS, another south.side
furniture firm, recently sold a bill Of goods
TO q man who lived In the old Parker. row,
but when the collector called to get the
money the family and goods were both gone.
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PERSONAL N ENrloN.
News and Gossip In Reference to Various
People.

news n 6otslp nheitfeucs ~ shriohs
People.
Mayor Miller has returned to the city.
Secretary OF State stalnaker isin Baltimore.
Mr.. G.. Ed Mendel is at Cincinnati on bust.
ness.
Mr.. John Mcdonald, an iron merchant Of
Cincinnati, Is in the city.
Hon. W. s. simonton, OF Marshall county,
was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. Will Zinn, OF Boston, Is visiting his
father, Mr.. Peter linn, on North Main street.
Mr.. viii Miller, late OF the firm Of NIL.
ler 4 Frsraheim, Of this city, Is visiting
at his old. home In Keyser.
The Parkersburg Sentinel Is authority for
the statement that Msjpr Will Jackson Is TO
be married on the 3dptoI.
E. G.. Cracroit, E.q., has been invited TO
deliver the manufactures before the Lyceum
connected with the airmont Normal School
at commencement.
Mr.. Frank Hennig returned from Pitts.
burgh Saturday evening with the costumes
for "Julius CO ar" He doesn't expect 10
Law. over the presentation Of the anne play
atthe Cincinnati Dramatic Festival, but will
make creditable affair oft.
The Sunday Argus tFargoD. r says: Z. E,
Capehart, midshipman in the uaited States
Navy, u graduate ofsthe Naval Academy, An.
napolis, Maryland, aseb Of General H Cape
hart and brother TO Fargo's popular amuse.
ment manager, has decided to resign from
the service and make Fargo his future home.
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AnnAlNLEss WAVE.
A s,rlEipg Coincidence ola Journal
/. istIe Kind.

A reporter overheard conversation in q
street car LAST evening which interested him,
and nay not be without interest 10 the pub
lie. as it deals With one OF the most unpafal-
leled illuAtrAtionS OF the saying that great
minds run In the anne channel that ever
came 10 light. One u the speakers had been
peFnsing acopy ot"the great family journal y
the Sunday RegiSter. and he foldedi IL up with
the remark, That's a dizzy story about the
New York girls getting their photographs"
Said his friend: What's thatHl didn't
see It,"
"Didn't seeiL You want to get on to that,
surt!" and he haEded the other the pAper:
For Il moment lie was absorbed, reading
several paragraphs closely. Then be went
back, looked over It again, scratched his ear
medltatively, knott d his brow and re-
marked:
i've seen that thing before" [,
mot much you haven't. It's q special
letter from y staff correspondent
THAT was In the Police Gazette two weeks
0"what are you giving n.2 Look at the TOP
OF IT,"
-"And I've got the paper right here"
80 saying be pulled out a much worn nun.
Der OF the highly moral family paper he had
named, and began to scan IL for the article.
That's too Thin" said his companion.
DO you s'pose the RegItr would take any
thing out OF that kind VI q sheet? Why, It's
subscribers wouldn't touch that with . pair
OF topgm
For reply, the man who ''had seen Il be-
FORE handed the Registers champion the pa.
per, and takiog the GGsette said: Just cast
your eye over It as read"
Then he read about q third OF the article.
1t was too much for his friend. Snatching
the G0seLe he handed the other man the
Register, saying: That's II, by jung! wSrd 70,
w0Iol April 2l-purty near three weeks old!
Read q little ont OF the middle"
His friend compiled, but u few lines sui
feed. 1T was verbatim.
get down at the tail end.n
The reader complied, with the same result,
"Psht!' said the other, throwing down The
paper, Its word for word, only the Regite
don't say said a photographer TO q Police
Gazette reporter but 'saida photographer te
me recently Then they've got those black
lines all over II, aud the GdEetk hasn't. 1ts
more sensational than the Police Gas'tt'
itself. That lets me out. They've either gol
to illustrate the Register or buy the Pohet
Gosette l want my moneys worth"
The reporter got of there, huthe had heard
enough. He went and bought q Police
GdEetIe and filed II for future reference, attei
verifying the statements be bad heard.
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-. ia On 81 #.L.|L- N#a .. H.
The Sleubenville Gqsetie has the following
paragraphs, which lakes q lively showing
for Frank MtShsrry, recently Of this city:
Yesterday Afternoon Marshal Mosherry, OF
Minso, was In the city attending the snit
brought against him by Prosecutor Cook for
sending n claim out Of the State for collec.
ton, under the Hollingsworth law, and was
followed "a the depot by ths complainant, AL
Harris. Harris was full of,wrath toward
McSherry, and proceeded 10 abuse him with
his tongue, aud this not being enough,
scratched his face. Thereupon Mcsherry
struck him with his fist. lDl Ia-,t sf
At Mingo yesterday evening, q drunken
fellow whose name Is unknown TO the re,
porter, raj ed several disturbances. but Mar.
shal McSherry being in teubeuville or legal
business during the forenoon and early al.
ternoon, the man was not cooled of. But
when the Marshal returned To Mingo he i'm.
mediately went after the fellow to arrest
hun. "a his resisting, the Marshal struck
him on the head with his mace, breaking the
weapon In Two. The drunken fellow was
.knockt d down. but nevertheless It was only
alter considerable difficulty that he was put
in the lookup, The Asrshsl 10 determined TO
keep Mingo straight II he has 10 break a hun.
dred clubs In his etIorts.
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The sistersville LndercMdtnt tells the follow
Ing: On last Friday one oithe Italian labor.
ers on the O. K. K became ,untuly and refus.
ed to obey the instructions and commands Of
one otthe bosses, whereupon q little alterca-
ton ensued. The Itallaa gave the signal OF
distress (which is a shrill whoop or yell,
and a toss Of the hat into the air. and In Jess
time than It takes TO tellit, the whole Italian
gang we're on the spot, and with picks aud
shoyels made It lively for the three bosses
who had charge OF them. The bosses STAN.
peded at once, and with the whole gang 81
dusky warriors Rt their heels. they headed
for this place. Jack McCaughey, the giant
walking boss, received some slight injuries
about the head and face, but the other two
escaped nninjuIed, but badly scared. LEG
balp Is q better weapon In an Italian rebel.
lion than a fall brace OF navy reyolysss.
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uscEREnoNloUs DEPARTURES.
"Geo." Gcorss Hill Leaves the City for
u While.


George Hill, Jr,, is one Of the most trou-
blesome individuals the city police have 10
deal with. Saturday afternoon he committed
a grave assault on his father, who keeps a
grocery on Eas: Nineteenth street Officers
Fugate and Frtebolt undertook to ar~resthim,
and rs they generally do, succeeded, bat
they bad what Is popuiarly known as "a pic.
nicn in taking him, aud he bad 10 be con-
vsyed to the station house In an express
wsgon. Once locked up, he began to create,
all the racket possible, tearing upthe wooden
bunk aud throwing the pieces out at the
lookup keeper.
Yesterday, having slept of some Of the es.
sence If deyiitTy. Ire seemed peaceable
enough, and Jack Arthur gave him q Ntrs'
Letter to read. lie saw a statement tnere
that he would be arraigued this morning o.
three charges-disOrdetly conduct, resisting
the Ulcers, and destroying city property.
This was too inch for him, and he cast about
for a means Of escape. This was afforded him
In q large hole In the side OF his cell through
which a crock sewer parsed. He broke the
sewer up into bits, and squeezed through the
opening into aspace between the cells, from
which lie easily made his exit TO the open air,
and for the present the places which once
knew him know him no more. The longer
he stays out Of the city the p%leasanter will be
the lot OF the officers.
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rae RIyER.
MisceIIaueous stSamboat squibl and
Local L evee Laeonics.

MlkeellnuepuA squlps anu
Local 4 evee LAeoniCs.
The Courier will bring an excursion from
Marietta to this city next Saturday.
The ST. Lawrence did not get away from
heIe until early yesterday morning.
The steubenviile ferry bnst '76a arrived
Saturday and was placed on the dry docks
for repairs,
The Diurnal arrived on good time yester.
day morning and will leave for Parkersburg
this morning.
The river continues to recede, but alta very
slow rate, Last night the marks indicated q
depth Of fleet O inches.
The wharf at the present time Is once more
10 q horrible condition and lisa source Of
much profanity from tie steanhoGtuien and
draymen.
Saturday morning the Alex Swift passed
up with two barges OF iron ore and the
HeathRrington and Alex Swift passed down
with empties.
The Scotia passed down Saturday morning.
The Katie stockdalef from Cincinnati aud the
O. w. Anderson from lronton passed up yes
terday morning.
The Minnie Bay left Saturday morning at
Q sharp and made the run TO Marietta In
about SIX hours. From Marietta TO fafkefs-
burg took but 40 minutes.
On that trip Of the Will s. Hays from New
Orleans TO Cincinnati, when shs was so indis.
Greet AZ to trip her speed against that OF the
John w. Cannon, Capt WIN. Campbell. an
old wheeling boy, commanding the Cannon,
fired his famous gun off as he passed the
Hays IN four minutes. This occurred near
C1l. Alexander C%ampbeil's plantation aud
those who know the Colonel can easily I'M.
agine his hearty laugh al such d triumph OF
his friends craft
the Andes will be home this evening with
her load OF excursionists, and will leave for
Cincinnati sgain TO morrow evening", There
is no better time for making a'steatuboat trip
than at the present. when the trees are put
ting on their 8 fnmer applre', and III 70 no
finer natural scenery than that Of Tie OHIO.
Persons desiring 10 mSka this "trip can tiud no
boa. better than the Andes, mol more accom-
modatirr 1flGsrs. The Andes also has pen
did freith I Q lilies. "a sat
MEaPuIs, May 6 River falling.
CINCINNATI, May 0-River IS feet and fall.
log; clear aud pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, May 8-Rivsr 81 feet 4 inches
and falling fAs'; mercury 7Ss.
PrrrsBuRGH. May 6-Riyer 8 feet 8 inches
and yislDei clear and pleasant.
GAiRo, May 6-River 3s feet 4 inches and
falling; cleai; thermometer 62'.
10 -.. o.. . .
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Shortly after one O'Clock yesterday after
noon an alarm OF FIRE was sounded from tox
No. 25, corner OF Fourteenth and Market
streets, that was occasioned by the discovery
that the roof OF the building occupied by
the Journal and NolksbtGu was blaE ing, Two
buckets OF water suticed to exlnguish IL.
The cause Is supposed 10 have been sparks
from 4 chimney. Very little damage was
The explosion Of gasoline at Martin Fish.
er's slaughter house, In the extreme southern
portion OF the city, about halt'pGst eight
O'clock last night, caused an alarm to DO sent
from box No. 65. No damage was done OF
any account, and the sounding Of the alarm
WAS unnecessary. .
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Since the Saturday Police Court matinee
the men OF the force have been busy scoop
ipTin offenders aud the docket for this morn
ine il a tremendous one. At midnight last
nleht twenty-five cases vera booked IN the
slaie at headquarters and tho remote paris OF
ths city were still to ba heard lrom. There
were 7drunks, Q disorderlies, 2 for indecent
eonduct. 1 for selling liquor on Sunday, I for
fsst driving, ] for contempt, 2 for turning
eaS off in a public ball durlng an entertain
msnt, and for leaving Q eoalhole open,
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since the murder Of Barney Doyle and bis
little daughter Anna, at West Union, a great
deal OF speculation has been INDUCED In as
10 the amount OF money Doyle owned; many
parsons esumatingit rs high as $1,000 and
Others al onlysa few hundred dollars, Even
Doyle's most intimate friends knew nothing
OF bis STAIR, whichhe alWays kept closely
guarded. For thirteen Yeas be had been do.
Ing a quiet and successful whisky business,
accommodating some property and saving
money, It wss titst thought that be had &
bank account at PArkersburg, but such was
not the case. It Is not probable that the
murderrrs got q large amount Of money.
Their work was quick, and their departure
from the scene Of their bloody work kaSty.
Only a email amount ofnmoney Wss tound
in The chest, doubtless Its original contents.
iDayle intimated that he had money In the
.ha1as OF friend for which be bad nothing
to show, but dlligent inquiry does not estAb.
liSh the intimation.
Last week Tom Flstly and John MoManR.
way made a search through Doyle's cellar.
Their hunt was successful, secteied In the.
earth. they found 0 Jar, covered over with a
shovel, containing $3.50 in gold q $50 bill
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AssiEnee'ss Sale of pry Goods, Carpets, &c.
We have a large assortment OF dress goods,
tsble lines, towels lases, white goods, &C.,
that must be sold In the next. thirty days.
Anyone wishing to buy goods at less thas
wholesale or auction prices will do we'll by
calling at 2l00 Main street
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TuE mysterious origin Of man has been
partially disclosed by the indianapolis
Citizen, who found an iafant in q tin.pail At
the tcc Of a tree. Its 10 be remembered
there Is nothing mysterious about d.. Bulls
cough or cold.
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OPPOSITION Is what IL wants. That will
make il solid; we mean DR.: Bulls Cough
syrup. II has entered the lists and conie
out Iar ahead. In the ranks OF legitimate
household remedies for the cure OF coughs
and colds, DE- Bulls Cough Syrup stands
frat. Price 25 cents. f.t
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TO THE Millinery aud Notion Trade
We would say that the largest stock OF
Hats, Planes and Ribbons ever shown In
the history II our House Is now on e1-
hibi.iOn vi special low prices.
StEYER BROS,
L. S.-We are the only exclusive Whole
sale Millinery House in The State.
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q, I1HuIc no MOI
that for pure. sweet Bread, Rolls and hot
Cakes use WANNA Formerly Phenix)
Pressed Yeast. IL Is always ready and never
fails. All first class grocers and bakers keep
it white LABEL None others genuine.
NwEF
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Go wHLM you Will this, state OF attain you
Will always find The oleaneSt steamers,
cars, hoteis, inns, hospitals and private
houses all use aud endorse Hunts Insect
Powder, the roachI and hedbng Killer. Price
% cents. Sold by all dFugeiStS.
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2 Musr close them out IN thirty days, dry
goods, carpets, &c. 6E1RGE @. ROTH.
fnR. N. -lI.r. ASaiRnne. Z ~ a. !
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LADIES: II you want a nice stylish shoe,
before making your purchases. you should
call and see the Spanish aud Bernhard mt
tons, Just received, at L.lV. BLONDE
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TGHLE linens, dress goods white goods, all
must be closed cut in the next thirty days,
j -rcl,D 1JNt SO GEOnuE g. ROlI.
B. n. LIr. AssiRnee.
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A DENVER man hunting wild geese,
Stood in water TO his knees,
He became verylsme,
But was cured all the same,
For 81. Jacobs Oil. is %just the cheese
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GENUINE bargains In boots and shoes Of
every description offering this waekat
- Tagf tTr1 ara Z. V, BtoED's,
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G%ESrLKxEs; II you want a new stylish
sine, call and Inspect my stock OF hand.
tewed, buttons and cfimped congress before
purchasing, all goods sold at their real value.
I. v. BLo2p,
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We cannot help noticing the unusual stir
caused by DR.. King'sEew Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds ut Logan & Coz
Bridge Corner Drug Store, Thousands are
testing It's wonderful merits by getting a trial
bottle at the above Drug Store. which con.
regular dollar sized bottle will do. II Is guar
anteed to positively cure oil no pay. NwRkW.
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E1srGRS Day Goops sToRE, Marshall & Co,
lilo Main street. Special Bargains for the
week In PArasolS and Gloves. Don't buy
untilyou examine our stock,
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SATURDAY.

The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, rs observed ut Scnnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner:
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Nose Mccain will move iutoa part Of the
W. II. Hobbs house this week.

Nose Mccain will move into part Of the
". II. Hobbs house this week.
Mr.. James Wells, Of Canton, made a flying
visit here. He Is locking well.
Mrs. L. Blocbes ard Ter 500, Edwin
BlCoher, Of Canton, Ohio, a;e visiting Mr..
and Mfs. Bio0her.
" Mrs. Hiram Frazier, sr., fell from q step.
ladder and hurt herself very badly last Fri.
day, BUTTS better now.
Almost all or the saloons will take outthe
5000 iicensA and go ahead, ald all seem very
we'll satisfied with the law.
The Committee Of Haymaters on Perman-
ent Organization OF u 6lee Club will meet to.
night at Nj. W. II. Sm!th's. NJ
Z The churches were well filed Yesterday
morning and evening. Rev. DE Haas and
wife were at the NJ. i Church.
Miss Flora Williams will start for Chicsgo
Tomorrow; where she goes to perfect her
musical education. She will be absent for
three or four months,
Apnmbsr OF lumbermen are at tho sher.
man House. They bronShtdow a large LOT
o tlumber from the mou itEins. This 10 the
place toRtell 1t, judging from the way the
carpenters arecnttinglumber. A ratt would
not last long. fAN |H.l.I 111t
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j BAAy sIoEsy for u cents.
WWoman's shoes for scents.
Misses sohool shoes for IS cent?.
WuulRn's slippers for 25 cent?.
Mems working sLoes for 70 centS.
Mems dress shoes for $l25 ,
,Mrs. Langtry shoes for 81 20.
At, the Bargain Shoe House, a Twelfth
street, Wheeling,
Save % and 90 cents on ovOry pair Of shoes,
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ONLY thirty days left to get good bargains,
better than Wholesale or auction prices.
GEORGE q: RorH. 2i00 Main street.
OR M IfSr.f Assignee. CAV
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INDICATIONS
!, I. O., May

wAsHISo7oS, D. G., May I'll a. M-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer and
fair weather, southerly veering TO westerly
winds and lower pressure. /,
For the Lower Lake Region, WARMER and
cloudy weather with rain and winds, lower
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NEW ooops-oEo. R. TAYLOR.
GEORGE R. TAYLOR,
MAIN STREET,

The continuance Of the active demand for choice
and Fashionable Dress Goods, Silks, ParasoIs and
Black Silks that can be guaranteed, has necessitateda
new supply Of these goods, which will be opened on
MONDAY, the 9Th inst. Notwithstanding the scarcity
or o m particularly desirable shades in Colored Silks
and Dress Goods in the eastern markets, they can In
nearly every case be found in our stock and at the
lowest prices for such choice styles. We would call
attention to our large line Of
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GALL for the GAINESVILLE Flour-kept
only by TAYLOR & WHITE,
No. 1000 Market stfset,
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i. IAN. ST. !. ~. N. ia. ". u x.sr. n.7p. N
90 81 O. 81 70 70 II 81
SUNDAY.
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IS 5 90 60 90 70 IL "
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-07

Almost all OF the saloons will take outthe
$500 license and go ahead, aud all seem very
we'll satisfied with the law,