The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-11
sIArE vItINIlY.
olennings From all Part, Of the Local
News Field.

RTATEAND
GIennings From all Parts OF u Local
News Field.
In digging out the foundation for the new
BarnesYille National Bank the woikmen
unearthed some rare old coins and some
silver spoons.
Charles Kinsey, OF Flushing, Ohio, aged
81 wears, has been 4 Mason since lS2O, altue
over % years-probably the oldest MEMBER
In that part OF the State.
The Cambridge Je6er,Onian says: ut Is
reported, aud believed 10 be RELIABLE, tnat
the Cleveland 4 Marietta Railroad has been
sold 10 Vanderbilt. Commodore Garrison
bought the road with the expectation o.
putting his son in control. The accidental
death Of his son disarranged his plans. and
It has been an open secret Tor some time Una
the road was In the market Vandefoiit
wants the road as q coal feeder for his main
iines II the report OF the sale Is confirmed
there will be q boom in the coal business OF
this region" I,
From the Charleston Leader. 1t is learned
that last Tuesday 9. z. Snyder, the Demo.
cratic candidate for Congress. returned from
Summers county, and smartlng uhoel ihe
efFect of n circular which has been generally
distributed through the district charging him
with using disrespectiul language In q Speecq
delivered BY him in Greenbrier county, some
Zine ago, against the Hebrews, met Mr.. Ed
wards. q member OF the Republican Com
gressional Committee, and asked bin II ne
had sent out the circular; on receiving an
affirmative reply he Immediately struck Mr..
Edwards In the face.
MosoNdALIA COUNTY HORRORS.
.--k n. .Ia..taua HAn paFnH
aged about IS, was working, near MS mons,
In a clearing, burning brush . 1877. ne
subject 10 epilepsy, and II is supposed
that he was stricken and fell into the fire.
He was burned 10 an unacceptable mass
before he was found. The same day Thomas
M. Majors, residing on Cheat Neck attempted
10 drown himself by jumping into Q well.
Being rescued from that, he cut bis throat
He il about IS years old; and not expected
to live, Insanity Is given IS the cause
sunday evening Jacob Blosser, living near
Morgantown, with an old and dull pocket
knife hacked and sawed an awful cash in bis
throat. Then he walked about the yard Tor
an hour chewing tobacco until be sank down
exhausted by the loss OF blood. BE died
Monday evening, his wounds being such thai
he could not speak q word. Blosser was OF .
somewhat melancholy disposition. aud at
times was subject 70 fits Of dependency that
almost bordered on to insanity.
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS MIDDLE.
The Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
case was brought up Ia the United States DIS:
trict Court at Charleston Wednesday and
fully argued by counsel pro and con on ap'
plication for O receiver. After argument
Judee Jackson took the IN latter unde advise.
ment, remarking that the Court will dispose
OF the case In o few days. Officers OF the
District Court arc still In possession OF the
property, while the receiver is warned not to
interfere under penalty oil arrest. Motion
will be made before Chief.Justice Waite, with
Judges Bond and jackson. In the Circuit
Court OF the United states for this district,
sitting ct Petersburg, to yacate or modify
the order that Judge Bond made in Cham
bers al Richmond, Va, appointing q receiver
for the White Sulphur Springs, upon the
ground that the custody OF the property had
been committed by order OF Judge Jackson,
to Marshal Atkinson prior 10 the order OF
Judge Bond appointing Boulware receiver.
and was at the time OF Judge Bonds order
In custody OF the Marshal under order OF
the District Court, and upon other grounds
sat forth In the petition. It 10 intimated
that Judge Jackson may withhold hisaction
until the motion is heard to yacate Judge
Bonds order.
BELLAIRE.
The narrow gauge railroad will have It's
first Sunday excursion Tor this summer on
May 20, TO Woodsield.
Rev. WIN. Ferguson, OF the M. L. Church
at Clarington, was In Bellaire yesterday. On
sccount OF failing health he Is about 10 60
to Massachusetts,.
In summer time sewers without O plentiful
supply OF water running In them would be
more harmful than heslthful, and The present
water works can not now keep oil OF the
hydrants running.
The funeral OF Charles Rector, killed in the
run quarry Wednesday, took place
yesterday afternoon from 81. Johns Catholic
Church. He leaves a wife and two children,
now living on Rose Hill.
DR.. Muhlemsn's horse became frightened
near his..ofice yesterday and dashed down Bel:
mont street with the buggy, turning around
the corner at City Hall and. breaking the
buggy all to pieces or the hay scales.
Mi. Lewis straub and Miss Ella Clarck
were married yesterday forenoon. They left
on the 2 O'Clock Pittsburgh train for Q short
and on their return will go to house
keeping In Mr.. strauh's house in Horns Ad-
The Young Mems Christian Association
will meet this evening In the Disciples
Church, on Belmont street. The members
are all urged 10 be present and strangers are
cordially invited. "Chariiy" Is to.nghts
for consideration.
There were q number OF disappointed peo-
pie here last night because the Princess
omitted her last trip. Some ladies waited
long to get home by her and then had to go
by the street cars, which means now a con-
siderable walk In the rain. 1t would have
been a good chance for those Bellaire people
to talk up their new steamboat.
MATHIS FKRRY.
Yesterday was pay day at the Laughlin
Mills.
Superintendent OF School G. R. shreye is
on the sick list.
The brick work Is finished on the Williams
house on Washington street.
The Presbyterians are putting . nice new
In front OF their church.
Policemen Linn and INLAND are again on
duty, having consented to serve until the
OF June.
Fishing clubs are being made up. getting
ready for some fun this summer. One ciaS
has left their order for new tent that will
cost $42.
The assessors find after a very careful
survey, that the corporation line between
Martins Ferry and Bridgeport, cuts the
Standard mill through the middle, giving
one.half to each corporation.
All we're glad to see Captain Milligan
around sgain, and looking so we'll. He Is In
seyentysecond year, and 10 one OF the
old First Virginia soldiers. He has apicture
Of his old boarding house, Libby Prison. He
says he does not intend to die until be votes
for another Republican President.
AZ. cLAIRsYILLE.