The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-09

rhe N. E Church revival oontlnues.

The NJ. E Church revival continues.
jas. H Fountain has leased the St. Cloud
Hotel, and will take charge on the first
proximo.
Deputy Sheriff Mathews will sell the move.
able property OF the kloman mill company
on the 22l inst, for cash.
james Alexander aud Miss Emma Lsing
were married yesterday morning, and left by
the early train for their new home in Dakota.
"Coon" Wick nam Is ready to swear by Ven.
nor's predictions henceiorth and forever.
Coon afflrms that Vennor has "hid IT. every
day this month, so far.
Judging from the fact that John Cliff gets
but one year sentence for bigamy, 1t would
seem that the people OF Mason county do not
loOk upon that otfense as being very serious
one.
Although the next election Is yet seventeen
months In the future, there are at least
dozen fully developed aspirants for the office
OF Sheriff, In this county, with several dis
triots to hear FROM
Our town has been so distresSingly dull for
some time past, that couple Of fnl!.grown
young men could not Gnd anything better
than an eightfor'a.cent marble to get Into
fight about, q few days ago.
Some philanthropist has stirred up an i'm.
mepse amount OF hard feeling among the PEG.
sle OF the Second and Third wards, by poison
ing q number OF worthless ours that have
heretofore afflicted that portion OF town.
Mayor Purdy sent couple fyouug rural
ROSTERS, named Yoho aud RucksOn, to jail
"Wednesday for being drunk on the streets
Some OF their friends afterwards paid the
fine aud costs and the young men were re.
leased.
The Hon. Rev. Thomas W. Manion, ex-
member OF the Legislature, and ex.minister
OF the Gospel, arrived at the penitentiary a
few days ago, TO serve u four year term for
SHOWING the queer" The ex.honorable Is
rather queer looking specimen OF humanity
himself, the ravages OF some disease having
almost entirely destroyed his nasal organ.
7. G. Adams, n O., foreman in the Webster
Wagon Company's paint shop met with
very severe and painful accident yesterday
morning In passing through the prison
yard he Rlipped IN the ine ard fell, his right
hand striking piece OF roofing slate, cutting
o deep cash ACROSS Lne neel OF his hand and
wriPt, seyering an artery. DR.. McKarIihan
dressed the wound.
The commissioners to condemn lands for
the use OF the B. & 0 railroad have conJ leted
their work from the southern end OF the
County TO this place, but have not yet report
ed the result OF their labors. II Is known,
however, that the amounts agreed upon In
several cases are much less than tho attorney
for the road was willing to pay without legal
process, There are iorty.Slx cases in this
County in which condemnation proceedings
were made necessary.
The trial OF the case Of the State vs. Mason,
charged with abduction, seduction and adult
cry, was commenced In the Circuit Court
yesterday morning. Persons who heard the
testimony as far as given, say very strong
case Is being made againgt the accused. The
lower end Of the county, where the parties
reside, Is largely represented In town, and q
great deal Of feeling 10 being worked up
among tho people OF that section Of the
county, over the case.
Mouadsville people, az q general thing,
have the very highest respect for those In Ru-
thority, and are included 10 permit them TO
exercise their authority TO It's utmost limit
without thinking OF entering . protest, but
when the street commissioner for the First
ward removed the latup from the corner and
inters 'ction OF Pnrdy aud another street, and
placed It In the middle OF the square and I'm
mediately In front OF bis place Gt bnSineEs,
they appeared TO think that It was rather too
high.handed piece OF puSiness and come oil
them found 1t necessary to employ some
pretty strong language In order 10 express
their sentiments on the subject.
The grand Jury returned eight or ten true
bill Bgainst parties At Loudensvllle, Cameron
aud CARROTS Station, for violation Of the
State license laws, and ono against Robert
Parriott, for an outrageous assault upon
Mrs. Alice WlngtoVe. The latter. was the
only bill returned for felony. A married
woman OF Washington district, was before
the grand Jury endeavorinG to get q bill
against prominent citizen OF that district, q
bachelor, and certainly old snough to know
how to beeAye himself, for attempted out.
rage. It Is said that the womAn'S husband