The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-19
NEWS IN s1.lEg.
Henry Bertsch, ,ieweler, Lexington, 4!

AH NNt@f isahet
Henry Bertsch, ,ieweler, Lexington, ny
has Assigned.
Thespripg6eld Ohio planning mill wa
destroyed by fire. Insured.
AT Golden, ILL.,. q block Of buildings wa
burned. Loss, $50, 600; partially insured
William Keiser, Of Pin Hook, Ind, eerl
onsly shot Charles Gillenger, on Sunday
Judge Joel Parker will probably be th
Democratic nominee for Governor OF Ne'
Jersey. zdgi
Hon. Julius Converse, Ex-Governor Q
Vermont, died AZ Dinoyille, N. H., Sunda!
night, aged SO.
|. Orders will be issued in few day
directing work TO be resumed In, al
National navy yards.
The First National Bank Of McCook
Neb., has been authorized 70 begin brsi
ness with $50, 900 capital.
Judge Deadly, Of Oregon, has decided
that land pre-emption entries can only b
Cancelled by proceedings inconrt.
Gfsior Green, who was shot while rob
b.ng tho residence Of Joseph yinsonhaller
near Hillsboro, o died Monday.
Herbert Grocutt attempted suicide b,
hanging, at DAY ton, o., but was cut doTr
byghfs;wifs in time to save bis life.
Ex-senator Thurman, Of Ohio, says ht
would not aecepts Gubernatorial no,ns
nation, and wants oolIice whatever.
"a Chinese laundryman named Wone
Poo, closed up his business at Newark, Q.
and eloped with his pretty clerk, Lizzie
Scott.
The ninth annual meeting Of the Ameri,
can Society Of nicroscopists began at
Cleveland yesterday, with about 100 mem
bers present
Forty-cight thousand gallons Of whisky
were, shipped from Lexington, KY, TO
Bremen, by the Western Export and
Guaranty Association.
fThomas Snyder was shot and seriously
wounded in the head by Frank Draime,
while shooting at a target at Fritz Lake,
near Canton, Ohio. .,
Z Another Democrat who declares his In
tention ofvoting the Prohibition ticket has
0Hen Uncovered at N6WuEki ". LILO ah44o
Is George r. Scott.
The City National Bank Of Lexington,
KY, has brought suit to recover $s5, GOO
from Tho sureties OF tho deiaulting cashier,
James g. scrughaln.
Charles scudder, Of Tsrfe Haute,J while
bathing in Lake MaxinkucSee, was seized
with cramps, and drowned before assis.
tauce could reach him.
Hon. Thomas Settle, Of North Carolina,
Ia confident that several Southern States
will give Cheir Electoral votes for Q Re-
publican President in 1SSs.
Genera, Butdettc. Commandcrin.chief
OF the G a. Il, sin favor a The dima sub
scribtion, among veterans, fora Grant
Washington, DC.
Frank Mitchell Is under arrest at Dos
ton on suspicion Of numbering his vile,
supposed TO be the woman whose mntiia-
tedremains were found in Charles River.
John Doyle, Of Marlborough, Pa was
arrested at Oxford, o., on a charge of hore-
stealing. neconfessed TO having stolen
The horse from DR.. Markk OF Hamilton Q.
! John Tcemer, the oarsman,, has chal.
Ienged Jacob Gaudanr, Of st Louis, to row
4 tkfee-mile race fora pnrse+ofs 81 000,
reemef to give Gaudanr one length a
start. ~ Z.
John Nee collougl'ss physicians do not
think lewill live more than year longer.
He is entirely trsctable at Bloomingdale,
andis made as comfortable as possible by
bis friends.
a man named Gardner, willie interfer-
ing in defense Of thew Of George Duffee,
WHO was being brutally beaten by her
husband, ut Nelsonville, O., was ssrious!y
stabbed in the back by putfee,
Plans have been adopted for the COM
pletion Of General Grants temporary
tomb in Riverside Park. Large numbers
OF yisitors continue TO do honor to the
dead by atrpwing flowers about the tomb,
when permitted;by the police.
A spark caused The explosion Of q lot Of
gunpowder int dwelling Of Emile Led:
rott, living on the Little Caillion, Lou
isiapa. Three of llis children and wife
are. dead, while he and two other children
are badly wounded, lE
shortlyaiter midnight VIII CLARK, con
OF WIN, CLARK, OF Clark d Payne, of Evafis-
vile, now at Vincennes, lnds building
the opera house, stabbed aud killed Jacob
r. yoris with whom he aad previously
had some trouble about q woman. Clark,
who is a mere boy, escaped.
4 The number Of immigrants landed at
Castle Garden .since the first Of January
Is about $4,000 less than during the cor
responding period last year. This de-
crease was most marked during the hret
four months of this year. There was quite
an increase In the number OF scandina-
Wan immigrants.
Inregarl to the allegation that the In
ternal Revenue Bureau had discovered q
large number Of counterfeit beer clamps
In Use, tl,e Abatement ia made that some
seizures were made in New York, Missouri
and Arkansas, and that in each! case when
submitted to experts they were pro-
nonnpsd genuine 8
The State Department yesterday sent to
the Secretary ot the Treasury q communi-
cation from the Governor of Michigan,
saving that the Lmalll llpox Is prevailing 10
an alarming extent at Montreal The
Governor suggests that measures be taken
at once to prevent its INTRODUCTION into
the United stateh. il.ssl
o. q. wilkinson, Of Auburn, Ind, was
arrested by the postotlice authorities OF
Chicago, yesterday morning, as he was
leaving the general delivery with l50 let
ters containing postage stamps, out OF
which, II Is claimed, he bad swindled cor
Hewaiyed an examination
and was held in 81, 800.
4ioyertwo hundred replies have been re-
ceiyed at the Treasury Department 10 the
circular letter calling for expressions Of
opinion from enpfaeturersant importers
Oh the subject Of ftthe tariil revision. As 9
rule the contributions have contained
more complaint troi the sdyaiorem system
than suggestions for Its Improvement
The Postoffice D Department has been in,
formed that a shortage bad been disooy.
cred In the accounts ol the postmaster at
Chico, Cal. II has been made good by
the postmaster, but he has s.been suspend.
ed and liissureties have been requested q
dedknssa somebedY 10 take chstse 81 the