The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-18
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start another Democratic paper in Tay'
lor county,
The Charleston GdSeits says that as
Peyton Garnes was employed in harrow
ing ground in his field near SissonYllle,
with a.pair OF mules, stroke OF light
ming descended and killed the animals,
GRTnes received no injury.
VIM. Il. Chapman died at Ceredo last
week from the effects Of an over-draught
Of laudanum. He was on spree and
when his liquor was exhausted he used
laudanum as substitute. He was well
known throughout that part Of the coun-
try as an itiuerant Elyesmlth,
Mrs. b. +. Boggess, Of Jackson county,
was accidentally shot with . rifle q lew
days since, 1t happened in this manner;
One OF her boys upon his return home
from hunting, handed the gun to his
mother, She caught the gun by the
muzzle and bysome means the load was
discharged, striking her in the face, The
ball was gotten out and the woman may
possibly Tecnver, but this Is doubtful,
Prof, Thomas Z, Hodges, principal Of
Marshall College, the State Normal
school at Huntington, is one Of the prin-
Cipal stockholders In the new company
that has been formed TO conduct the
Huntington AdueriiSer aud issue daily
edition, g. L, Thompson, the former
owner, and Prof, Hodges own II shares
each, The other three inCorporators own
one share each, Professor Hodges has
push and energy, and the prediction IL
made that they will show in the conduct
Of the paper.
| White & Co.'s circus was at Weston 2
few days since, and with Its advent came
q very general circulation oflead dollars,
Two men, one OF them named Bruce
Linger and the other Smith, were late in
the evening spotted as the ones who
were showing the queer, The necessary
papers for their arrest were gotten out,
but before they could DO served the two
fellows took alarm and skipped out
The officers pursued and early In the
morning oVerhauled the one named
Smith, but Linger escaped for good,
The sum Of $4,000 has been sub
sGgibed and large portion paid in fol
the establishment OF d large brewery in
Parkersburg, The site has been selected
o large part Of the machinery ordered
and other arrangements made for the
opening OF the establishment. Work
will DO commenced on the building In
side OF ten days. The parties interested
are John Busch, Hebrank & Rapp, w
P. Schaier, Conrad Goetz, OF Parkers
burg, and j. q. Wildermuth, Of Pomeroy
Ohio. The latter gentleman is a praC
tical brewer, and will probably be thu
general manager Of the new enterprise
A very bad cutting ARRAY took place a
stemple's Ridge on last Sunday. Two
weeks before, while George Sell wa
teaching a singing class, he was inter
J rupted bya young man named Miller
whom he reprlmanded and, when in
suited by Miller, gave him threshing
Last Sunday Israel Miller, father OF tht
Young man who had been whipped, ap
preached Sell and told him that he wa
going to even things up by whipping
him. Miller Is n large, powerful mar
and Sell realizing that we would have
no show with him in fist fight warned
him not to make any trouble. By way
Of reply Miller pulled of his coat and
started for Sell, who backed away unit
he found himself Cornered. He thsr
told Miller that he could back no further
and that II he (Miller) crowded hin
further he would be hurt. Miller sud
denly closed in on Sell who defended
himself by pulling u knife and cutting
deep and serious cash in Miller'l
abdomen. Dr.. Arnett was called, ant
thinks it doubtful II the man RECEIVERS
; rs he lost great deal OF blood. Fata
inaammationisvery probable. Sell went
to Aurora Immediately afterwards anC
gave himself up. He was released OF
$500 bonds.