The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-12
.PAREERSBBRG POINTS.
UNITED STATES COURT MATTERS
Reeon. convie.lons-periary a Dlalsuit Mat.
terte epsese-Pell,iealP Pothsr-who arc
After Marshal Atiinson,s Shoes
aud the Attorney aeaeral.A,p.
peeaal cors.ponaenet Of d. Inl.llianor.

corn eluCkinV ever Rinee last fall Ahn,
the ,,ma MO eat ,ha,soa H.. 49, ' As... - 49, y,
~ st'.e We ses snameu taere comes a.
other freeze, and so 1t goes, hotens toiens.
For month past The Federal Court HI
been in session. Anyamount Of busine,
has been transacted, civil and crim;na
Two men have gone to the penitentiar,
viz: 0. F Mullenix, for robhing a pos
oillce, and John Hal, for periuryAan
Soarae % whense s tsaveIe,s I 1 nn one ast 70 ta
from without executive clemencSS. " whis
is tough job to secure. Mullenix is
y' young man who resides in Ritchie county
"u see ,o.tcS tw8 yeais Nh. aRo oroke INTO
t;nn as;a 0'12so 9a oos VIZ tae ou5ect =. ge'
neSitSntarv % and III 5ere b.h;nyy yeal III tn.1 ~ u
viii l,ava tIma ct 10 I'D saeaSt % ana s .tauadn uats y
hecoms a w;sa, % md w % hott.s anu ~, uoup'ies
Hail 4 ao an oId u naa,n.a Dns.ei Lia
,oyes i,oror a,on. @ nm .sp, - Huocnsi WI.
SanIars ai.as IG Iii, 40 naa mei . r. young pul
a nnart ;som = na.; aotnt;a v ua ,lI.o III pougn
hsg no anthos;,,, auth ~ palsy soIi A. peuI s VIZ
was snmn,anad mi b.tore se .ba se gya,J aet s...a -,
grand ;nrn aaa ,Ve %ae, Ty H., oa na.,ss, staies ~
siorssa,S psSinr @ so ;na;nso ,s SsoTnes Th ~
came an Hall lo.;s;na W. ie.ea ~ a.. iHe ii tila
ti,a wan,,or W - tho;,,;a;. ss " s.anu III VIZ wy
thet I % + %asn,t III c, aa,,,o srofe IN 'ne .fia
that he Io,aht n @ 'ou'ef' wv sno'ne'
A''VV"
a wEidllTf ARGUMENT.
OF course Flick lost his case, and his
good humor too. Whereunon he sand,
o.nerod ~. h.Idhos,, ~, -. =. ~, IT =,
plFeIeu h.s 'tl.E'i''au' "nu Went lot ha1l
on perjury. lie came, he saw, he con-
quered, and so Hall is now playing check.
ers with hjs nosa nj hfoundsv,l,e Iaw,
,o., oa - ~; ;,,... I. A. 49,. - :, " '.
sete coy pesJuty ~ Tue iiafuest Oh aii cases
70 make. But fhck threw his four hun.
dred ay,olfdupols y, into the balances, and
e.ySet,i,astingiy e.S,, shattered things. farenthe,
,ieally, iet me remark that he is q good
lawyer ladesd: o great lawyer, when be
WaRes up. This conviction Is considered
y mere as gooa tnlhg, us Il IS quite common
lof gang OF root pulling" witnesses 70
come GOMEZ. IN eeiefe the Grand Jury, and ipdipi
parties, ana then come into Court and
swear On the other side OF the cases. Judge
Jackson mas on several occasions an,
noapced that heis going to break up that
sind Of procedure. and he means what
ne says. hall went to Moundsville fof
eighteen months. The Marshal took him
ten days ago. Malienix will 90 tomorrow.
Qulte q large number OF small criminal
cases have been disposed OF. The case
against W.. y. Allen, for perjury, was
really the largest and longest criminal
ease trled thls term. Allen won. Old
solon shing!e, better known % the "red
ioS from DoddriGge, was Allen, 8 coIn-
sci. lie threw al! his toree into tho case.
nm,h;nas w Il s % ssta; ya;s. yeai;s oid pus .nat
longer than that and il il exnecteI @ , md md
indeed hoped, that Uncle soion may be
with us ior another hundred years, The
s%ysr ,os 'fS niII sskhs Wy saoieS gR l common
.He@bises, wboops, lsgahs and gssss sail ali
in the same breath. Flick tried 10 mimic
him The other day, and after s2iurating q
cndila teara m.. Sad ~ III Oh Gro
said there Is only one lawyer m now living e
who can hold Mr.. Shingle level, and that
is Gol. BOD klalr, 81 Ritchie, When Bob
anus that SCION Is gong to whine aud
weep he SIMPLY WINDS himself up for an
elgnt Gays aash, ana iets himself loose,
anu SCION SIMPLY gathers ms coat and hat
anu runs ,or ms hotel ana ms lie. This
may pe I,,. littis strong, put i y what they
say up IN hitchle ana DodAHdgs. with.
oatmeanlng 7 anytalna alssespectinI, must
oe paFdoAea Tor the remark that Col. Bob
IS the monumental spouter OF the nine.
anaaha. eenim eent ~ taa VINE " weePer ana
biscuit.
GETTING TtRlR HANDS IN.
Durina tho present term Of court two of
d. ,ro,,,I IL Ir.;.as Co. w.s",-,' ~ y.
sne mou1u 70 oni'eu o'a'es Mafsiiais
nave been on hand as jurors. They came
to learn show it Is done" or more
modestlv speak;nn they wanted IN eet
a. - =. s M ~ II; 80 =. 81
tne ts1na ol t'ie sciiooi mouse. luis cur
rently reported here that the gentle
Senator who represents West Virginia and
the Standard OH Comnanv in tSe npne,
!, -. - r..,-... 49, -, s sfrs'
house ~ poRs'ess, WHOSE aeiiehtiul nome
is IN this burg, is committed to both Of
these candidates (Flem RAIDER and Lum
Sehon) for the same office, and l ran
against fellow today who swears by all
that is green and d"yaller," that he Is com
mitted to Charley Wells also. II he is for
Rader-wha ia Senator kenna's man fol
loss Atilinson's shoes-then It would look
to man, up q sappling, that the two
Senators have pooled their issues and are
running on the line OF
",.rirk1e me Dolly, tickle me do.
=, W. - .'t' ~ 1" " "sN' :oa'
faS nsWa eonsrd ~ for nstsict attopns1 as and
Brother Camden, in return, will help hoist
RAIDER into the Marshal's office. This is
politics and as a9asiness ni I'M man would say
MI, g hsenms og o9 5nm s spbon mus md n | cbs,IaV s,
WellsY : They are both men Of heit, politi.
cally speaking. They both have long
memories and ri,:t sharp knives. I lam is more
sna Ia ana s,sin Eat Sn;
Sbas,cu % | los " SIa;n % hie Tan .sn ,honsonds ~ II
snN,t n 10 ~ leswe lin me ont MI in % The coli -
"I Pst tSis L MOI not ali I M sea a I slond % yon,,e,