The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-28
NEWS IN BRIEF.


The street car stables at Columbus, o /,
were burned by an incendlary.
A barn belonging to John DIE, near
Marion, Ind, was burned by tramps.
George Farr, aged ssYcnEeep, is myster-
iously missing from his home at C9lRm'
bus, Q.
The receipts Of cotton at Memphis, Mon
day, were L, III bales, the largest by l,2O4
ever Bnown.
Mrs. John Gplmer, weighing three hun.
dred and forty pouads, died very suddenly
at PoStoria, o,
Robert Clay was accidentally shot and
instantly killed by Geo. HORley, while
hunting, near Lexington, Ky.
William Roach had his right arm terri
bly, leesrated by tho accidental discharge
Of This gun while bunting near Alliance,o.
In the Taber divorce case ia Boston, in
yolyiuR the Rev. Mr.. Downs, damaging
testimony was given by the wonan's hus-
band.
w. H. Paulin, under Indictment at
Youngstown, o., for perjury, was arrested
In AissOnri and returned to Youngstown
for trial.
Charles Sundsiord, OF Saltwater, Mich,
who arrived in that city in 1874 from
Sweden, is said to beahlicted with genuine
lepTosy.
1t is believed that ae4ator Gqrpan will
be defeated in the coming Maryland eleG,
ton. Extensive registration frauds have
been discovered in Baltimore.
Out Of Official returns received from
eighty.seven counties by the Secretary OF
STATE Of Ohio, sixty.on6 wprn Tetprned to
Clerks Of Court for correction.
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
company A4a AgOd the city Of Evansville,
Ind, loFthe payment Of 10000 interest
on deiaulted wRtOr works bonds.
The Secretary Of State declined to issue
commission to Recorder.elect hagserty,
OF Hamilton county, o., for the reason
that tho official returns have not yet been
received.
John Watson, a convict in Columbus
Pepiteutiary, is heir to an estate valued 81
S75, 900, left him by an uncle, residing In
Barbadoes, West Indies. His term OF i'm
prisonment will not expire for three years.
The recount Of the vote cast in the sso-
ond Aldernanic District, indianapolis, at
the recent municipal election, was com
nleted Monday night, and resulted in the
slection Of Phchard, Republican, by 9
majority Of one. This leaves the Board o'
Aldermen tie. ....
1t is said at the White House that thG
President will leave Washington sunday
evening and proceed direct to Buffalo
where he will Gaat bis vote for the Dsmo-
cratic State ticket and then return u
Washington, arriving Wednesday evening
or Thursday morning. He will probably
make the journey alone.
Siiss Matte Reeves, while returning
from church with her sister, near Alex
andria, Ind, was thrown from her car
riage and sustained injuries from which
she died. Charles St, Clair, to whom she
was to be married in q few days, on re
ceipt Of the sad intelligence became
raving maniac, and will be committed Y
IN asylum.
The widow OF General Grant has boen
greatly grieved and panied by tue public
discussion OF the domestic Affairs Of hel
daughter, Mrs. Sartoris. The Philadel
phia Public Ltdgsr Is authoriEedto say
that all reports to the effect that Mrs
SaItoris has applied, or contempsates ap
plying for divorce, or separation trou
her husband are entirely without iounda
ton,