The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-13
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The trouble OF the Ohio State printers
and Supervisor Of Public Printing has been
settled.
There is every prospect OF restoration OF
through passenger rates on tho Eastern
railroads.
Sam Donaldson, OF Tennessee, will prob
ably disappointed DoOrkeeper. OF the House
Of Representatives,.
WOodside, the champion bicyclist Of
Grant Bell in FIVE mile contest.
A stock company, with SIS 900 capital,
has been organizsd at Urbana, 0 for the
purpose OF boring for natural gas.
Owing to threats Of b)yCot:iug, Pitts
burgh street car company removed the
sigus Of Kaufman & Co, cIothters Of that
city.
Tim Overs, jInitor Of Kinnane i
Wren's dry goods building, Springfield,
O., took a dose Il stryChnine and died in
great agony.
Two brothers, William and Charles Ad-
ington, saloon keepers at E.ha, o quar-
relied, and William cut Charles throat, IN
tliCting II fatal wound.
Henry Englehaupt was struck by a fall.
ing timber while assisting at a barn'rais.
ing, near WapakOneta, O., and sustained
injuries from which he died.
Rev. J. ]. Hill, aged so, one of the Oldest
ministers OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church in Ohio, died suddenly at his
home last night, in Lebanon, Ohia.
The operators in the Shawnee, Ohio,
Valley, who had conceded the advance to
the miners, Yesterday receded from their
position, and 500 miners quit work.
The nagship Tennessee sailed Wednes'
day for the South American Coast She
will stop at Norfolk and be joined there
by the Galena for the same destination.
Governor Hoadly has honored rcqui-
sition from the Governor OF Tennessee for
DR.. 0, S. Morgan, wanted at Chattanooga
TO answer charge OF committing au aOor-
tiOn.
In Avon township. Lorain county, O.,
last night, William Kinks shot Ford Bar.
rrlI. The young mon were enemies and
met on the highway. Burre!l will prob
ably dio. Kinks has fled the county.
There is considerable doubt about the
reinstatement Of Sterling, the New York
City Weigher, who was suspended. There
are twenty one applicants for tho position
who passed a better examination than he.
A sensation was caused at Fostoria, O.,
| Wednesday, by nm attempt by the divorced
wife of Nj. Frank Noble TO kidnap his
little daughter. She was pursued by Mr.
| Noble and a couple OF Ulcers, and tho
child secured and conveyed to Hplace oil
safety.
Captain Vincent Shnkle, n wcll.known
bupincRs man OF Covington, KY, largely
engaged in stcanbOating, died suddenly
| last night on board the steamer Golden
Crown, Of paralysis. lie was on his way
south for the benefit Of his health.
The coroncr's Jnry in the case Of Mrs
Pratt, killed in the accident on the West
Shore railroad, near Little Falls, rendered
verdict, charging the railroad company
with gross negligence in not having pro-
vidcd Culvert ut the place Of the aCci-
dent.
The Civil Service Commission has
directed tho Board Of EN Iminors at New
York to certify to the Collector in the case
Of examination for weighCrs tho whole
number at once Of those found eligible for
appointment, some thirty persons, pI IAcing
tho disabled soldiers first in the order oI
their grades.
December II aud II celebration viii
bO held under the auspices Of tho liiS
toriCnl Society Of Pennsylvania, to com
memmOrAto the two huudredth nnlvGr'
Ipnty Of tho Introduction Of tho art o
printing into tho middle colonies Of North
America, to which will 10 invited iron
other citlcs representatives Of all branches
Of the craft,