The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-04

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developed heart on the outside OF ID,
body, inst oppOlite the position whore Oh,
uiss heat ought % have been. An eK
ANIMATION proved that there WAS naorgta
ui that description 10 be found IN It's IN
teIual anatomy, VI course tho pig wa
dead.
Joseph Ashinieher, Of Hardy county
attempted 10 pull william Clayton from n
horse on which hs WAS riding The latter
| rpsentng this, drew = revolver and tifcd
the ball striking Ashinlehef to the breast
The ball Wa fortunately onl .! calibTa
one, and striking the breast bone failed Ia
make a serious wound, Both parties had
been drinking and lighting only sahoI'
time before.
The Phllippi republican Gays that State
Senator VI. W. CJBuTn has made an a.
signmeul Tor tue benefit Of Eis creditors,
The reported liabilities aggregate EbOnl
fLS UOJ. Ills assets C1nsis. OF considerable
psrsOnAl property aud about go acFcs Of
HE hnost land Ia Barbour county, on
which, Ia 81 EcrG lot, there has been
raised as much as 50 bushe!B OF Shelled
corn to the acre,
The prt,ion County Jotvua! tells Of the
Presidents generosity w i1llOWs; "Olr
Democratic friend, Mr.. Milton Allen, wAs
the recipient of a very pretty silk hand.
kerchiei, with President UIeyclAnd'B CON.
pllm6nls, last Saturday evening Mr.,
Allen Wga very sctiYe during the lat
campaign, and We presume the President
has heard Ut bis work and wished 10 re.
munoTalg him
A youth named Wampler, son OF
Rev. W. y. Wgmpler, who Is pastor Of
the Methodist church Of CentsryiIle, o.,
committed suicide by buckling hitchins
strap about his neck and standing upon
the back Of horse, attaching the other
end Of the strap to the barn ceiling, and
and then kicking the horse, which imme.
diale jumped from under him and left
him swinging In the air.
There WA cutting Scrape 70 enliven
matters in Barbour county on Christmas,
mSn named FiiZwatGr, from Randolph
county, cut l.ayiaetEe Cross with a knife
near tho heart. The knife failed to pene.
trAle any considerable distance and Gross
escaped with q slight wound, though tho
blow was aimed straight for the heart and
had II not been stayed In lis course would
have caused instant death. Too much
bad whisky was the cause.
Anna Cosner, a progressing young
woman OF Grant county, died few days
since while In irighLiul Bpasms. The
doctor called In to attend her pronounced
II u case Of poisoning, and 1t Is supposed
che took poison with suicidal intent, IS
she had been heard 10 remark several
times recently that In case her father did
not let her 90 away with the representa-.
tives Of the Mormon church, who have
heen al work In that vicinity Tor some
time past, that she void kill herseli.
Three years ago an lS.monihs old
daughter Of ]. q. Watkins, q merchant at
kanaWha Falls got hold oil bottle Of con.
Centratad lye aud sWRlloWed q portion Of
the contents. Prompt remedies applied
at the time prevented fatal results. The
child since that time has been reduced
almost to a skeleton and few days since
died while undergoing an operation to en-.
large the esophogus which had been 90
by the poison that the child
could hardly swallow. The child was 80
emaciAted that At la death II only weighed
fiteen pounds,
Adrien Jean Henri Hyppolite Clifford
de Flsury Castor Audre Arthur de Fleury,
Matilda Eliza Clementine Carmene dc
Fleury, and Edgar Benoit Albert do
Fleury, children and only heira Of Clifford
Arthur S0sthenes maTlmlllian Gerald de
Saint Anthony ViscounG de Fleury, de-
ceased, are the names Of parties plaintiff
In 4 ChAncery lBuit now pending in the
Circuit Court In Webster county. The
lawyers in the case, among whom is Hon.
q. 7. Dorf, are said 10 throw up both
hands whenever In the cause Of ths> case
II becomes necessary togo over the whole |
title.
The Sat TriJaI, Of Charleston, has |
been sold by its owner, Mr. A. +. Glib. |
benS, 10 Mr.. NJ. i. Reber, OF Logan, Ohio. |
For the past four months the paper has
been run by Mr.. W. A. Merrill, under |
lease from Mr.. Gibbons; this lease will |
not expire until some time next Septem. |
Der, aud therefore, unless tho new pro.
prietor can come TO terms with the present |
publisher, the 7ribup will not likely |
change hands for eight faonths to some. |
A change In the oWnershlp has been an.
by the politicians Of Charleston
for several weeks past. MI Reber's puf.
pose iB 10 make the Trib,ln, q strong lie.
publican paper, which will ignore ali fac.
lions and fight for the principles Of the
party. - -
William A. RAiLer, Of Keyssf, has made
an assignment and cleared out for parts
unknown. The assignment was for the
benefit Of only few Of his creditors, In.
Guiding those who we're on his bond for
purchases made AZ a recent big cattle sale.
The greatest losers are private cattle deal.
srs in Grant county. lie bought lot Of
Jacob 3. Hyfe, |. ID. Smith and John Day,
II Grant county, and Flouinoy Bond, Of
pendelon, giving them checks on the
Piedmont Bank, all Of which came back
o them unhonored. Mr.. Bonds check
Eas $500 10, Mr.. Days $500, and the
,thef genilsmen'g something over 500
,aeh. From what can be learned, he made
bese purchases after making his assign
nent and then skipped with two or three
housand dollars, the proceeds OF the sale
/ these cattle that he had practically |
tolsn.
Nh Joseph shflvsr, appointment and
,eslihy citizen OF Cumberland, President
/ the First National Bank there, and
ery we'll known 10 number Of
Wheeling people, died thereon New Years
~ In his eigthiieth year lie enjoyed
Kcellen. health until few months ago,
hen be began 10 fail rapidly. lie was
he son Of Andrew Shriver, and Wa bern
| Union Mills, Carroll county, Md. He
~ brother oil the late John s. shriyef,
Baltimore, and uncle Of j. Alex. Shf. |
81. He Was educated ts . civil enginteT, :
i'd was engaged with his brother James
4 the Chesapeake Ohio Canal, ard