The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-10
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Various Other Iatsrs6tipg sIattsrs fro
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Municipal election next Thursday.
I. @. stilwell, OF the Second ward, col
templates going % Kansas 70 live. IA
4 Joseph Paul, secretary. OF the Peabod
Insurance Company; was in town on bus
ness last Saturday. II 8alsli3 50
A numbero Of car loads OF cross ties wer
brought up by the Ohio, River Railwa
train saturdayIlast. S2lil ~ 70 ~ g
Messfs. Melvin, Dogenef, Ewing an
Clark, Of the Ohio county bar, were at th
court house here Saturday last. =. Az ~
II IS requested that all members q
Caldwell Post No. 81 g. "A. r. attend th
regular meeting Friday evening next.
Tim stilwell and wife spent yesterda,
with friends at Clarington, Ohio, return
ling by the eyeningtrain ionthei iRiyerroad
Father Boutton conducted services ii
ISsr Francis Xavier Church Sunday ant
also iat the prison for the benefit Of thl
thirteen members of his church in tina
institutions "a a.b lsai ys,,i ~
The first jury case Of the present term .
the Circuit Court was put on trial Friday
mornipg last, and submitted to the jurI
just before the hour for Adjournment Sat
irday evening". Noyerdict has yet beer
rendered illsgil2 z. i2f'.3'..i, i.il
Persons who know about such matteri
say there Is greater demand for loans o.
money this spring here than for many
years past Ten percent per annum d
being paid In some cases, but 5 percent ID
the prevailing price demanded for money.
It Is but Justice to Joe Hasenanr to
say that he did not purchase hereyolyef
stolen from the safe Of the Mound City
Hotel by young McC Connell. Mr.. tHase-
natir's bar tender advanced some goods
on the pistol, which was left with himin
pawn. ~ "a ~, 1slf
John Sharp. charged with stabbing a
man named Neibert, in Mason county, in
November last, and arrested and lodged
In, Jail at nontong Ohio, is to be brought
back TO Mason county and tried for the
of1ense, the Governor Of Ohio having
granted requisition for thepurpose. -
Awoman living in the suburbs Of the
Second ward, an ex,convict, stole a lot Of
bed clothing from o widow neighbof a
short time ago; but as the goods were all
recovered, and the woman was soon to
become q mother, no complaint was en-
tered against her, and the matter was per
mitted to drop. llsR i5iii,l'lsti''. 9,F''''.
Mrs. John ". Lowe received 5000
from the w. & Fl. benefit fund, OF the K.
Of H, ofwhich order her husband, lately
deceased, was q member, Saturday last.
The money would have been paid some
time ago, but was withheld until q guar
dian Iforsthe minor, heirs was appointed
and qualified.
James Howard, who lives about one
mile east OF Cameron, visited that village,
Saturday afternoon last and purchased a
gallon OF whisky with which TO entertain
anumber Of congenialspiritswho he had
invited to spend the evening With Elm.
Alter imbibing pretty; freely OF the con-
tents OF the jug, Howard took "a revolver
out OF hig pocket, and while iooling with
thspistol 1t was discharged the bali enter
ing his leg near the knee, and ranging
downward inflicted pairill and trouble.
some wound, ~, a Z. "a n I INA 35gE
Mr.. McFadden received aJletter o few
days ago from Mr.. Boushire, Of Pitts
burgh, who appears anxious to come here
and take stock In a glass house, as he
thinks such an enterprise at this point
would prove profitable. The Moundsville
Coal Company have offered TO. donate q
sufficient amount OF ground fronting on
the Baltimore ( Ohio Railroad for such an
establishment, and merchant has ex.
pressed q willingness TO invest S. 1000 in
the enterprise, providing q company Is
formed for putting the project ID opera
tiop. The opening Of the coal shaft In the
Third ward insures an uninterrupted sup
ply Of coal, at all seasons Of the year, thus
removing the last and, only, bar to the sue
eega ot manufacturing establishments in
this village. y u, -s.s-sga iissi 8 &
! a couple Of youngmen named Taylor,
from the vicinity of the headwaters Of
Hog run, were in town Saturday last, and
In accordance with q time honored prac.
tice filled their hides with tangleioot, after
man from Inc same neiphborhood named
Pelley, at the Ohio River railroad depot
In response 10 a telephone messaee Police.
man McGill hurried to the place Of the
disturbance, but the men wanted had
gone down the track outside the corpora
ton, where they hailed the southbound
train and got aboard. iPelleywent before
Squire Edwards and swore out O. warrant
assault. s.iiis I5s11 Iis'I y M ,iSi.il
Section IA Of an, Ordinance concerning
certain .otienses against the peace, good
S[Ssr a 'ne 1SMn 10 q
nroyides az follows, of sbalIIbe nniawfni
ior any nerSon other than an officer al
employe N a railroad ,eomnanyi 10 set ON
orIoff. or 10 attempt to pet on orIotf. any
railroad train. car or ei,aine. oriior any
person other thanitha owner "a cllmb into
a. Ia hang upon. or under. any sled. WAGON
or other Gyehicle. wbile sueh railroad 'tTs;n,