The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-01
uELLAIRE,
All Sorts of Local News md Gossip from
tho dlaas Oily.

All Sorts Of Local News md Gossip from
tho Glass City,
The disbarmont proceedings against
r. q, McGaughey will be heard by
Judge Chambers IN the common pleas
court at St, ClairaYille to-day, aud a full
attendance OF the gar Of this county will
be there. Tho law provides that any
member OF the bar guilty Of an act in.
Volving moral tuTpitude may be dis.
barred by an action! such rs Ia brought
in this case, but plcGGughey claims
that his unconditional pardon by
Governor Mckinley relieves him Of
this charge, because the governor had
to take tho view, as he says, that tho
verdict Of the jury that convicted him
was wrong, in that no was not found
guilty OF forgery, hence was not guilty
Of uttering forged note knowingly.
The Bellaire steel works, tho bottle
works and Rodefer Bros. glass works
arc all closed down for tho summer sea-
sou. The steel works is closed for an
indefinite period, as the resumption OF
work there will depend upon the state
Of trade and the signing Of the scale Of
wages for the ensuing year. The bottle
house fire is out, but at Rodeter Bros.
the furnace is banked and they will re-
sumo work on speciulties Us soon us tho
six weeks stop expires.
The Farmers Alliance in this county
has declared in favor of reduction in
tho salaries Of county officers, aud they
will find many supporters Of this part
Of their local platform. They also de-
clare in favor Of men engaged in pro-
ductlvo industries for legislative offices.
John W. Laughlin, the man the Demo-
Gratis talk OF nominating for probate
judge, is president OF tho Alliance.
Thieves visited tho cellar at the resi-.
denco OF Miss Carrie Hoffman, in the
Fourth ward, and carried away every
thing they could find in the shape Of
preserves, jellies, &c, and after rihing
tho cellar they sat down outside and
emptled two jars Of Strawberries and
some OF tho jellies, leaving the empty
jars and glasses and taking the full
ones with them.
Tillie Cutshaw, the girl accused OF
the murder Of Neal MCUabe, was re-
moved to the county jail by Constable
Richardson yesterday. Her counsel will
confer with tho prosecuting attorney
to-day, with view TO having rehear-
ing before tho probate court, with a
view ofhaving hor admitted to bail or
dismissed.
Perk. Kennedy, who has boon max
ing such a splendid record with the
Brooklyn base ball team rs q pitcher
this season, dropped down here from
Pittsburgh yesterday to sec some Of his
old friends, principally Tom Cullen,
who secured tho place for him.
Dr. 7. II. Darby. tho state superin-
tondent Of tho Ohio Children's Home
Society, arrived hero yesterday, and
will put in some days to organize a To-
cal branch Of the society, whose object
is to provide homes for homeless and
dependent children.
A new decision OF the supreme court
OF this state probably relieves corner
lots Of tho burden Of full assessments
for the paving OF cross streets.
Nathan Barber, father Of Frank p,
who has been sick for long timo here,
left yesterday for his home at Canton,
N. Y.
Mrs. D. W. Cooper entertained tho
Chautauqua circle at her home in the
Fourth ward yesterday evening,
Welby Crimmel, wife and son, of Oil
City, Pa, arc guests OF Mrs, Goetze on
Gravel hill.
The Buckeye fishing club left yestor.
day evening for Darlington TO go into
camp.
Mrs. V. NJ. sprague, Of Cincinnati, is
visiting her sister, Mrs D. A. Colbert.
Lieu Stephens and family left yoster.
day for the Burr's Mills camp ground.