The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-11
NEWS IN BRIEF.

George P. Dettinson, letter carrier in
Boston, was arrested for rifling letters.
The reunion Of tue Ohio Brigade at Ma.
rietts, Ohio, is proving grand SUCCESS.
The New York Prohibitionists nomi'
mated Henry Clay Bascom for Governor.
Secretary Bayard was informed by cable
that cholera was prevalent at Shanghai,
China.
George Winkler was thrown from a
wagon vt Van Buren,, Ohio, and instantly
killed.
The Government has demanded fumi.
cation OF Canadian mails coming to this
country.
General Crook report1 Lieutenant Davis
as after party Of twenty.nine Indians in
Nav Mexico.
Mr.. Blaine is reported in excellent health
and busily engaged upon the second vol
ume Of his book.
Tho Prohibitionists OF Massachusetts
held their State Convention yesterday and
nominated full ticket.
Miss Tabitha Means, living near Shelby
NllIet 4uu.1 tVoA polabh Will ou1SAAoA AA
tent, and can not recover.
Martin Kunkle, a vol known farmer
near Mt. Vernon, Ohio, hes assigned, with
debts 50, 900 greater than assets.
James T. Mcintosh, residing on Pine
Creek, i've miles from Pittsburgh, acci.
dentatly shot and killed his mother.
The Postoilice Department has about
completed arrangements for the special
delivery to be inaugurated October l.
Aman whose name is supposed to be
Hanson, of Portland, Ind, was run down
by train and killed near Lima, Ohio.
Edward Clark, OF Chicago, while drunk
at Ayilla, Iud., and resisting arrest, wa:
shot and killed by Deputy Marshal Frank
stockley.
The dry goods store Of J. W. Lanning,
at Dresden, o., was robbed Of lot o.
gents furnishing goods and iewelry Tues
day night.
George 0sle, whose brother keeps a
saloon In New York, has been arrested or
the charge OF numbering James A. Brown
in December, 1882.
By arrangement with the Governmt N
the Adams Express Company is to ttar 8
fer the remainder OF the coin from New
Orleans to Washington.
Sebastian Boughner is dead at sunbury
Pa, aged ninety years. He was q soldier
in the war OF 1912, and was at LundyI
Lane and the capture OF Fort Erie.
Frank Hurd, OF Toledo, O., expresses
himself as confident OF his being seated II
Congress, claiming that Romefs, his sue
cesstul opponent, was elected by fraud.
Secretary Bayard and Comptroller Dur
ham are said to be agreed upon the recen
decision OF the latter In regard to thC
Alabama Claims Commission employees.
Friends OF o. O. 0ng, salesman for tn
Brown Manufacturing Company, OF Zanes
yillc, O., have been notified that he is dy
ing Of hemorrhage Of the lungs, at Kansa
City, Mo.
John Perire, one OF the wealthies
farmers oi Muskingnm county, o., wa
found dead in his bed al Newcastle, Pa.
where he had gone to attend q family
reunion.
Charles Littlepage, Of the contracting
Charles t ia S oonaelly, a boSrdIns.6 house keeper
on Armstrong; Greek, W. Va. He ma!
recover.
While Tom Jones, OF Nicholasville, Ky.
was on trial at Lexington for assaultiDl
editor Flannelly, his sister Sallie skipped
away with W. q. Lyons, o merchant o
Window, and was married.
Colonel Crvmsn in command at Rocl
SPRINGS. Wyoming, has requested that he
he reinforced. II Ia gurmised that pre-
concerted movement Is on hand to rescu,
the ringloaders Of the late outbreak.