The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-01
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Ex-Mavor Baxter of Louisville died a
Hot Springs, Ark. ?
AZ fra az Pensacola veaterdav hrrnef
sixteen residences. Loss 10000.
Camera, Fitzbncb lee ia n candidate fo,
Governor n VIRGINIA = -
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heporIs from tne ne Alaska TE seanng grounas Ips
~ teiy las2,aD.e. Ane "e"snet 20 'ite
ahest es Known III years
The Boston Produce and Corn Ex-
changes nave l,i aeclaea ha 70 e9nsohoate. a
new puiiulnR "iii pe .. etee'eu'
David Martin, OF Wooster, So. commit
ted suicide BY shooting himself IN the
heaa. finahcial trouble is Tue cause
Ten million Dusnels OF coal are loaded
at Pittsburgh, ready for the lower ports,
as soon as there Is sufficient water.
Secretary Lamar is III, and confined to
his home. The press Of duties has been
too great even for his robust constitution.
Tbo Windsor Salt Furnace was soldto
the pomeroy. Ohio. National Rank for
"a 600 at Sheritf's sale. The furnace cost
$4,000.
r. F. Little. manager OF the Noryalk
to1 Roller Skating Rink. left that city
Snndav NIGHT without settling with IN
creditora.
Tho frneral of Mrs. Dnnlevv mother oI
Generai Rnell- tooI nlace from the resi.
danca at ber or,;n-law lion " + Chr.
tic s AZ Mariatta o. Monday
80, Mss ~ NTarn TALL. mo,hsr a, co,.w 4
TayIor % of newsuaner fame. died al her
home In Roseyille, Muskingum county,
a at the ave Of 40 years - -
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@ san Eranooen S 't d;eJ TSe e univ lSf ch;id =,
tSe ~ s dead % narent, ia suffering from dinS.
theria and not exnected To i've.
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oS: Sathes LyH1i ;,iaa ,aas % saaaa.s VI sma, W. 4a,
o a Tas tsa,n A,eu tbs oor 1 hu .t ~ Wind sn5
tnIi hanao,L h;s %aa3 Sasna s se,,a,aJ fsan,
his body.
The passenger train on the Georgia
Central railroad ran into wagon rear
Griffin, Ga, and fatally injured Mrs.
Floyd Starr and her infant. Three other
inmates escaped unhurt.
The gas well at Ironton, Ohio, hasreach.
ed a depth OF 2,0sO feet, and work Is stop.
ped by reason OF having struck vein Of
tar.like water so offensive in odor as 10
drive the workmen from the well.
i M Trvon. of Honston. clerk OF the
Judiciary Eommitt.e Of The Texas Legis.
lature was dismissed for making over.
lures for a bribe. Alexander Sampson,
calendar clerk, suffered q like fate.
w r Meve,s ono NJ the many oon.
yerts al the great Temperance rev revival a,
Richmond. Ind. last winter. has suddenly
disanpearsd. leaving numerous creditor
tn M ragret I their misnlaced Confidence.
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uyeptmo n9gs ssu W ,gaa. ne aed ~ tSvea nn. vrs
dred loayes Of bread have been distribated
to the poor at Richmond, Ind, during the
past eight weeks by the Relief Com.
mittee.
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purcnaseu ,1h ~ Sld Floauee % Ns., EAenWSase Was
pulialng MnlIsnSll sttset NeW lgrf,
sHpleet % apptos1 oi uGngses ,as.a. anu y
,as sn rVf ~ stsee,:
The steamer R. R. Springer, bound from
Cincinnati 10 New Orleans, ran into the