The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-23
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David DUN was placed under $500 bond
at Norwalk, O., to answer the charge Of
sssaulting Rosetta Swartz.
Bradford Rextord. chief clerk OF the
United States Pension Bureau, died OF
heart disease at Burlington, Vt.
John Walsh, shot by Policeman Meek
at indianapolis, Tuesday night, died oil his
wounds Monday morning.
The trial Of Mrs. J. R. Walkup, charged
with poisoning her husband, at Emporia,
Kansas, ia set for October 10.
The President has not changed his mind
in regard to the appointment Of General
Buell. as Pension Agent for Kentucky.
Senator Eustis is endeavoring to have
New York State Democrats put an anti
|rivil service reform plank in their plat
form.
The sixty-6rst session OF the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows, was opened yesterday in Balti.
more.
John Heavenridge, a farmer, living near
Liberty, Ind, was attacked and severely
injured by vicious boar he was driving
home.
The publishers OF the London, (0.)
Daily Nelrs have been sued by ]. N. Ford
for 5000 for an alleged libelous publica-
ton.
An incendiary fire at Humboldt, Kas,,
destroyed the General stor,s of S. A.
Brown. & Co. and Hysinger & Rosenthal.
Loss over 100000.
Samuel Bats, OF Lexington, KY, drop
ped pistol from his pocket, which was
discharged by the fall, the ball taking ef-
feet in his stomach and killing him.
The thirteenth annual session Of the
Central Ohio NJ. E. Conference closed at
Fostoria Monday. A resolution in favor
Of prohibition was adopted after sharp
debate.
John G. Blaine, aged 30, for nine years
trusted employe OF William Seaver &
Sons. grocers, Boston, is held under 81, 900
bond for embezzlement OF about an equal
amount.
A reputation from the Governor OF H.
linois has been honored by Governor
Hoadly for Joseph Askmore, in jail at
HillSboro, o. He is wanted at Paris, ILL.,,
for horse-steallng.
Further embt zzling Of moneys by Ed
ward p. Browne, the prominent Boston
lawyer, are coming 10 light Browne is
said to have confessed, tellingthe old story,
"wine and women"
The administrator Of Angeline Draper,
killed at railway crossing at 1ndianapo-
lis, has sued the street railway company
for $4,000 damages for alleged careless
| yapas NJ tho dpivaP nj kha car
A franklin (La) dispatch says that
Joseph Hughes met young man named
D1gan on the Cypre Mort Prairie, and,
without provocatlon, shot him dead, after
wards firing two shots at Dugan's younger
brother. Hughes is under arrest.
In searching for a Chinese thief, at NIL
waukee, detectives discovered Maggie
Klink, the sixteen-year-old daughter Of q
respectable family, hidden under q bed in
a Chinese laundry. She says she was
dragged In by the Chinese, but they
deny 1t.
A special confirms reports Of the conGS-
cation Of the Las Cruces silver mines, in
the Carmen Mountain, Mexico, by Mexi.
can troops, upon q tEumped.up miners
claim Of q Mexican sergeant, RntedatinG
the Owens, Slapps, Davis, and all otheI
American claims.
An attempt was made to wreck the
West Shore train which left Buffalo Sun
day night, bearing . number Of Republi'
can delegates 70 the Saratoga Convention
A tie was Wedged across the track. The
engineer stopped the train Just in time e
prevent derailing, Indians from neigh
lboriug reservation are held responsible