The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-28
rnRoUGu THE STATE.
Accidents ana IncIdOnts in West virginia
aud Vicinity,

uHNd noUluhttu 81 W. huhlulbtt loT It
election to the House of Delegates.
Itis reported that Hon. L4vi T. Morto
has sold the Red Sulphur Springs propeTt
in Monroe county to q company Of Ken
, tuCkiaRs,
One OF the attractions OF the Ravenl
wood Fair was the marriage Of Emme
Caste and Lizzie Hess, which took plac
in public,
Among the new students in the MRrlet
ia college this year is one who Ia SIX fee
four and three-quarter inches tall. Ill
had to have special bedstsad made TO
him,
The Chsrleslown Free Press has com
menCed its seyenty'sixth volume. Thi
ancient journal keeps pace with the agC
and each issue fairly spsrkles with new
and wit,
T, B, Evans, a WellsvIlle, o., saloonis
forClbly fired the mayor Of that town ou
Of his saloon one day last week, he deClin
ing to go when told, EYans paid So anC
costs before Squire Prosssr,
In an alteration at oue OF the saw mill
near Charleston, one John Mays struck
Mike Mckinney, a fellow lsboreI with an
iron pin, fFscturing his skull and making
mortal wound,
James Withrow, oil Greenbrier county,
had his entire wheat crop destroyed by
tire, A spark from the smoke stack oi
the engine that was running the thresherr
caused the disaster.
A son OF Lsmuel Shaw, Of Harrison
county, was fatally shot by neighbor'H
son named Humphrey, who was show.
Ing Q ssltcocking pistol. shaw wac shot
in the abdomen and very badly hurt,
The Pan Handle Nsws has entered on iti
nineteenth year. This organ OF Democ
rscy has always been well received by the
people OF Brooke county and its course has
ever been such as TO merit this pat,
ronage.
We have heard OF a new cure for hog
cholera. 1t is to put eight or ton drops oi
aConite to a pint OF water and then make
the animals drink 1t. The trouble in this
neighbOrhood is that there ara no hogs
left to experiment on,-ShephsrtlstOWn
Register
Mr.. George Argabrite has dissolved his
connection with the Greenbrier Independent
and Mr., Harlow, tho original founder ol
this leading Journal, now has entire charge
Of tho business department as he has had
Of the editorial department for years.
The Tucker County Pioneer Democrat,
10, Is opposed to Coal oil Doodle and has
came out square.tooted for General Flick
for Congress, against Hon. W. L. Wilson,
and for A. O. Minear for the State Senate
sgalust 4. e. Hudkins, the Camden nomi,
nee, A Republican majority Of 100 ia
predicted in Tucker county.
James Cunningham, Of Wyatt, Harrison
county, got into fight on Buffalo about &
week ago, and knile was drawn across
his throat cutting 1t clear around in front
deep enough to expose the windpipe, but
fortunately none OF the large veins were
severed. The cutting was done by man
named Amos, from Marion county,
Hon. Frank Maxwell, OF Doddridge
county, who was nominated for the Sen.
ate by the Democrats OF that Senatorial
district, has positively declined to be q
candidate. The Republicans Of that dis.
trict have nominated Judge Edwin Max.
well, the Republican candidate Tor Gov
ernor In the last campaign, Tor the SEN
ate. He will be elected.
Several OF tho men engaged In the mur.
der OF tue insane man, David johnson,
who was, 1t will be remembered, lynched
at Westernport, were arrested and taken
10 Cumberland for preliminary exam
inatlon. The evidence seems TO an out
slider very clear and convincing: Michael
Malone and ]. P. +. White were commit.
ted without bail and ]. A. 0'Brien and
Larry Gillian released on $500 bail each.
The anti. Camden Democrats OF Jetfer.
son county came out on top in the nomi.
mating convention, as was expected. Hon.
D. B. Lucas and Col. r. P. Chew were
nominated for the House. Governor
Windy Wilson was present and let of
some eloquence. In the Twelfth Senator.
ial district, though the anti.Camdenitel
struggled hard to nominate Hon. Joseph
Van Meter for the Senate, Hon. O. W.
Daley and the Coal OIL crowd downed
him with Senator Price.
The Parkersburg Stale Journal says thai
Judge James. NJ. jackson has II in con
temptation to make several Democratic
speeches during the present campaign
beginning at Huntington and swinging
around the circle along the Chesapeake 4
Ohio railroad, In the Eastern PGnhandl,
and winding up at Wheeling; that he in
tends TO advocate JeiIersonian Democracy
in it's purity and handle latter.day
Doodle and iob.Democracy Withou
lgloyes.
In the case OF Trautman, Bailey
Dlsmpey VS. Commercial Oil & Soap Com
pany, Upaon Oil & Soap Company, Com
merCial Oil Company and others, heart
in chambers before Judge ]. NJ. jackson
at ParkersburR, the plaintiffs made mo
ton 10 have receiver appointed. Tht
defendants moved TO have the case re
moved 10 the United States Court. Thil
motion was overruled and Sheriff samue
Stewart became Receiver tr CGcio. Tht
plant has been rented to the Upson Oil 4
Soap Company for $50 per month.