The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-26
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All Sorts OF Local News mud Gossip from
tho UIRy, CITY.


All Sorts of Local News mud Gossip from
tho GlRr City.
Tho Democratic primnriOs last Satur-
day evening resulted In brlniug out 772
voters, nearly II not quite all thoy have
in this city, and tho result was tho
nomination OF the following ticket.
For mayor, John II. Campbell; marshal,
Charles Johnson; solicitor, George NJ.
Woodbridge; treasurer, James I. Kelly;
city commissioner, Cornelius Curran;
mombers school board, George W, Yost
and Edward Alum. There Is no dis.
Gnlsing tho fact that tho Democrats
have made tho strongest ticket thoy
could make, and it almonishes tho
Republicans to bo at tho polls Wcdnes.
day evening 10 namo bottar ticket.
Tha. eau DO done by all OF tho Rcpubli.
can yotcrs going to tho polls. Tho
ward officers nominated by tho Domo.
Gratis were Rs follows: For councilmon,
Thomas Mullen, j. ]. 'NTcDonough,
Frank Mcnamara. II. P. Rodowig and
Reuben Lowe. For nsses.ors: Lou
Tucker, James Conners, j. Flaherty.
W. Murray and Thomas Marsh. Their
committeeman arc William Powers, ".
Q. Warnock, Walla Campbell, L. G.
Meyer Charles Kompar. ind Isaac
Myers.
a brutal and unprovokod assault was
nnde by Mike letters and Dcneka Neal
upon Conductor Snodgrass and his
brother in the alley near Thirty-aeCond
gtrGet yesterday afternoon. Conductor
Snodgrass md his brother had just
stopped into the alley way when the
two thugs cGmo along and one Of them
graGpad " tho conductors walchchain,
breaking it in two. Ito struck at his
assNilant and Just rs he did 90 Neal lot
80 hugo stone that seat the conductor
10 tho ground seuselesu with terrible
hruIse over his right eye. His brother
fought JelGrI and Neal both oil until
some ono called Marshal johnson. Run
ming to tho scene he sew JOilers and
Neal and put them under arrest Oh &C.
count OF their general reputation, but
rs he did so. he saw two men at.cmpt-
ing to carry the senssless conductor
into n house ard left his two prisoners
to stop tho fight. Us he suppOeed.
When he learned his mistake Neni and
JeIers were both gone. Jencrs ia the
fellow who broke skip Murphy's jaw
by blow short time ago, while Neal
is worthless sort Of chap who is said
10 be dying OF loathsome disease.
The serious illness OF Walter NJ. Troll,
the excellent young man VINO has been
teller in the Dollar bank since It's or
ganizatlon. is 4 painful surprise to his
friends. lilo has spinal meningitis, with
little hopo OF his recovery.
The story indastriously circulated
that John DuBoi. will not serve ms the
Repul liCan candidate for mayor, is
WRONG. II he is nominated he and his
friends will make every honorable of-
fort for election.
Country folks hereabouts have had
their smoke-houses aud chicken roosts
robbed at wonderful rate tho past
week or two. William Thomas lost two
hogs that had just been butchered.
Tho First Presbyterian church hc.c is
being filed BIZ supplies" now and Rev.
William Castor, who was pastor here
for several years, will be the minister
next Sunday.
John L. Schilling couldn't resist tho
temptation to 60 on 10 Washington 10
look after his chances for postmaster,
but his effort is understood to have been
trul;lcs5.
Thomas Rosscr, one OF the oldest res.
dent4 OF tho city, is very feeble now.
His son James came in from Evansville
and spent Sunday with him.
Mrs. Kettlewcll, who gave birth to
triplcts about two years ago, all OF which
are well and hearty, recently presented
her husband with twins.
McAInhon's Crock furnished the finest
skating OF the winter yesterday and it
was black with people in the afternoon.
More Of thu coal mines in this vicinity
resums work to-day, Trolls and Kids
being among the new ones to start.
J. NJ. Walchli, n merchant tailor hero,
has bought farm ut Belmont and will
give up hia business this spring.
Mru. Darrah, wife OF the postmaster,
spent Sunday with Steubenyillc friends.
Tho steel works made the best run OF
tha vp1r In ar ynak