The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-03
WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENcER SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1884
BEbhAutE
AIIsorts Of Local NsE. aaI Go.aP froa
the Glass City.


the Glass CITY.
A fail delivery, or rather q court room
delivered was planned 70 take place a.
St ClairsVIlls Thursday, but 1t was
frustrated by the vigilance Of that eth-
Gent officer W. 4. Daily aud his chief,
Sheriff Scott. Eli Doty, James Jackson,
Andrew Doty and three or four others
were indicted for burglariZing the
smoke house Of David Ramsay, and were
locked up in the county jail. They
were notified the other day that they
wonld be arrAigned on Thursday and
they, supposing that they would be all
brought in together and In charge Of
single officer. entered into little con:
spiracy IN break away and run out Of
the court room aud make their escape.
But the officers having learned this the
Martins Ferry and Bridgeport deputies
were on hand and line Of deputies
guarded the prisoners and they marched
to and fro with the dignity and solem'
nifty Of pail bearers.
The closing meeting Of the Republic.
can campaign here tonight will be q
rouser. There will be delegations here
from Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and
GAINESVILLE. 1t will be the first visit oil
Hon. Lorenzo Danford to this city dur
ing the campaign, and as his election Is
assured and conceded by all opponents
Il will DO fitting for the people 20
turn out and hear the man who will
represent them in tho next congress.
He will be followed by practical work
ingmau, David Armstrong. who comes
here under the auspices OF his fellow
workers in the iron and steel mills, aud
the theatre will no doubt be packed to
hear them.
Cam Smith, the notorious thief who
robbed Rev. W. NJ. Eaton and family,
who lived in one-half the house he oc-
oupied, and whose cellar and garrett was
found packed with stolen goods, played
his usual innocent and penitent air be-
fore Judge briggs, but the three years
he got were not shortened. Everybody
! who knew the fellow here were sur
prised to know that he was thief. but
there was no alternative, and since his
incarceration there has been little steal.
ing done here.
The Chautauqua Circle held right
lubotoshHk hSotluk luat nlbhb au0 ga
tertained the Rock Hill Literary and
Social Circle at the meeting. The fol-
lowing programme was rendered:
History; Miss Mary Parks
Feudal System in England. a. Colbert
Questions aud ApSwers .:...!. ". Lowell
Esthet EaSan
Humorous Reading ...............M Miss Clara Moore
Judge briggs sustained the demurrer
In the case OF the state against Sophia
Bippus, charged with performing com.
mon labor on Sunday by selling ice
cream. The demurrer admitted all that
was charged but claimed 1t did not
constitute an otfense under the state
laws, aud this was sustained.
Mayor Dubois withdrew judgment in
the case against Noah Ritner under the
com ulsory educational act, to give him
chance to send his boy to school,
though he pleaded guilty to the charge
made by the truant officer. he also let
John Mullen go on promise OF doing
better.
The body OF Michael Tormey, the
man who committed suicide at Emil
Schmidts, was taken charge Of by the
Knights OF the Golden Eagle at Frank
lin, aud it was buried there by the
members OF that order.
Mrs. Kate Nagle, recently stricken
with paralysis, has SO far recovered as
to be able to speak and talk some, but
one side is still paralyzed.
There will DO q religious temperance
meeting in the Christian church to-
morrow afternoon, under the auspices
OF tho W. O. I. U.
Messrs. D. II. Darrah and Martin
Cowen brought in half a dozen pheas-
ants from Monroe county with one
days hunt
John NJ. Beckett, now located in
Columbus, came in yesterday and will
remain till after the election.
II. W. Burrows yesterday began the
foundation for the new Catholic school
aud church building