The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-21
NEWS IN BRIEF.

James Il. Rerry,was Yesterday elected
U. s. Senator from Arkansas to succeed
A. H Garland.
Thirty;three cases Of epidemic small.po
are reported by the Health Board OF
Mound City, III. s,si!s,
The second trial Of Michael McFadden,
at Urbana, o., again resulted in disagree
ment by the jury. = -
Mrs. sallie Reber I.aing, OF sandusky,
Ohio, q comic opera singer, died at Ruth
erford Park, N. ]. IL 4
Z. JeHords, Congressman from the Mis-
sissippi .'Shoestring" district, died sud
denly Of heart disease. r.
Police Inspector Thomas W. Thorne, OF
New York, died suddenly yesterday
morning in Broadway. store.
The works OF the Boston Machine Man
ufacturing Company burned last night.
Loss $l75, 900; insurance $4,000.
The City Council Of Mansfield, Ohio,
has passed IN ordinance imposing a license
Of $500 per year for skating Kinks,
VIM. B. Wright, real eatate and insur.
ance agent Of Sheibyyille, Ind, is accused
of iorgerfes aggregating over $1,000.
Axariah Paulin, leader and last OF the
Morgantown, Ohio, gang Of inoendaries
and robbers, has been captured, convicted
and aentenced TO the Penitentiary, e
The Ohio Legislature adopted q joint
resoIution for the submission Of the con-
stitutional amendmontto change the time
OF the State election from October to No
yember. "a
The Schoharie National Bank, Of scho,
harie village, N. X, has suspended. The
bank officials claim the assets will exceed
the deposits, and that depositors will be
paid in full. - Ht
John Jones, oolored, employed in a bar
Der shop at Findlay, o. during the ab'
sence OF his employer, Wednesday night,
took the contents Of the money.drawer
and skipped out.
Henry Ryan died at Canton, o., Of In.
iuries received while acting as brakeman
on the Connotton Railroad. He is the
fourth member Of his family who has been
killed by the cars.
WIS. Carpenter, who attempted to eom'
init suicide at North Lewlsburg, Ohio,
pleaded guilty TO keeping q gambling
house at Urbana, Thursday, and was fined
$4,000 and costs, amounting to over SlO0.
The building occupied by the Sisters Of
Charity at 81. Joseph's Academy, En-.
mittSbnrg, Nd burned yesterday. Loss
$50 600; Insured. No persons belonging
10 the institution were injured.
Ashland, o., William Boyd attempted
10 drive his kofa6s across the railway
track, when they became frightened at an
approaching train, throwing him down an
emhankment and injuring him TO such an
extent that his recovery Is matter ot
doubt. l,}
A young fellow, pretending TO be q son
Of b, Z. Avery, plow manufacturer, Of
Louisville, who died recently, succeeded
in swindling Q number otpeTsnns IN the
neighborhoed Of Lexington, Ind, and,
after passing several counterfeit pilsl
escaped.
IN. Rrappop, agent Of the Ashtabula
& Pittshurgh railroad At Lowellsyille, ",
was attacked by two tpasked men, knocked
down thrown over an Gmhsnkhent and
Ileft f9r dead. Tie highwayRen then
robbed the Office and escaped. peteoaVe'
are in pursuit, u t
Yesterday morning while MW. Jos
Heinta, Of Pittsburgh, was vanishing tht
hearth pl the dining room, the can q
yarnish was ignited, and in her Efforts Z
extineu.sh the flames her mother:in.law
aged 90, was fatally burned. Mrs. Heint3
1.-THE dapghtetsin'law, ives teaFipVlls 4 burned