The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-04
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An Sorts OF Local Nova u Gossip from
the GLASS cits.
Squire John Glasgow narrowly es-
capped serious injurytat the hands Of q
crowd Of Ave young chaps from this
city who went ont the creek on q hsh'
ing expedition and tanked up 70 such
an extent that, whom the squire remon-
a.rated with them against going IN
swimming in front Of his house, they
turned upon him with stones and other
missiles and he had TO beat-a hasty re-
treat. He made complaint against five
before Squire Cooper, charging them
with riot and assaultwithi intent 70 kill
The boys employed counsel and yester.
Itdav Emmet Picket, William Long and
Frank Norris, through their attorney,
appeared before the squire, and sought
a compromise by entering O plea OIL
guilty TO assault and battery, but the
prosecution would mot have IL that Way
and the boys were bound over To- court
lin bonds OF $2O0each. The other two
have not.been captured.
Though thcre is no positive Informs
ton to tho effect that this city will be
left ont OF the list of those the commits
sion to locate the proposed Eastern
Ohio insane asylum willyisit the second
ltime and make a final report on, folks
have not been advised that the commits
sion is coming, while Steubenville,
! Massillon and two or three other places
have adyices OF that kind. Bellaire is
not sorely disappointed. 1t was real
lied from tho start that this city was IN
the extreme southeast corner OF the
real district and Just what has hnppened
was feared. but with the hope that the
unexpected would happen some work
was done. Bellaire might. benefit IN
the futureby helping Steubenyille out
at this time on this project.
Quite a number OF Beilaire people go
Tout to the gurr's Mills camp ground
each morning and return in the even.
ling, thus getting the benefit Of the
Isplendid entertainment Afforded there,
as we'll as spending tho day IN the
woods. I
Col. j.. o. Oharlesworth has O special
car to goto tho g. A. r. encampment
at Washington, and all the berths in II
are taken now. The q will be used
as sleeping headquarters during the en-
campment.
When the Wheeling and Fairmont
Communicates, knights Templar, passed
through here yesterday morning they
were met asthe depot by quite q crowd
Of Sir knights and others.
Frank Gill, formerly with the Elson
Glass Company at Martins Ferry, left
Yesterday for Muncie, Ind, where he
will assist in the management OF Gill
Bros pot works.
Half adozen old time nailers of this
city have found employment at the La
Belle factory in Wheeling and the
Laughlin at Martins Ferry. Some OF
them have tried other businesses with
mixed results.
Messrs. Richardson, Davis. and King,
the committee to locate the insane asy-
lum in Eastern Ohio, willstart on their
final tour Of inspection Of sites next
Monday.
The Democratic county and execu-
two committees will hold ajoint meet
ing here next week TO more thoroughly
fleece their candidates for the cam.
paiGn this fall.
There was a change for the better in
the condition Of Jesse R. Purnell yes.
terday, but his physicians have little
hope Of its being permanent.
William Frost, who resisted arrest by
Officer Johnston. was bound over to
court by the mayor in a bond OF 500.
Both the sporting hose teams here
are practicing each evening now for
Tournament at Salem nexttweek.
Mrs. William satterield and Miss
Rachel satterield left yesterday to visit
at Chicago Junction.
A. Klotz leaves this morning for the
east.