Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-08


FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL s, 1859.
Largest Circulation of any Paper in West
ern Virginia.
LOCAL MATTERS-
-" Henry Busiaees.-The railroads termin.
ating here are now doing a heavy passenger and
freight business. We not unfrequently hear Of
train from the East bringing up over two humid
red passengers.
Ey- ProtaJly True.-A painter in our CITY,
who has not studied the dictionary or correct
spacing, attempted, We suppose, to paint pie
vendors sign "Pies OF all kinds" lie made it
read 'Pies ofal kinds" We did not ask him
whether he did it : d,ty or for fun
sy- Tie Missouri Iron Works-No decision
has yet been rendered upon the Injunction sued
out by Mr.. Nichols to stop these works. Judge
Thompson will reserve his decision until tic
next term of the Circuit Court, meantime efforts
for compromise are making.
E5- CoHHu6iaL FeIicity.-Wc yesterday saw
and his wife staggering through the End
Ward Market. House, each so drunk as to
need the support of The other to maintain an
upright position. This sight evidenced degree
of conScniality of spirits which we do not often
witness.
sdy- Almost az Accident.-A little child yes
terday beng in danger ola runaway horse on
Main street, its mother ran to the rescue, and
was knocked down by the frightened animal
Contrary to the expectations of every one who
witnessed the scene, the mother was only slight
ly hurt
~ Change--A change of time will take
place on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, though
it will not differ materially from the present
table. The express train will arrive and leave
half an hour earlier, and an additional train
will be placed upon this end of the road.
~ SnUtetls d Shannon advertise their new
clothing house in our paper Of this morning
They have n large and well selected stock of
gentIemen's furnishing goods, of a seasonable
md superior character, to which they invite
the attention of all who wish to look like
gentlemen this summer.
e4y- Fc,lcrui Court.-Yesterday present.
ment was found against Thomas Kemp for alb
Quoting letters from the mail. Six citizens
were admitted. No other business was done
1t is understood that Wykert, charged with
passing counterfeit money, will have hearing
to-day.
eS@Dusty.-We hear some loud complaints
against the Curator of Market Square, who
persisted, notwithstanding the heavy wind, in
sweeping the space about the market house TO
the great annoyance of numerous storekecpers.
The dust rose up in clouds and poured into the
open doors, settling upon, soiling, and to Ger.
tain extent damaging the goods and groceries.
--SsOsS--
say"H has been very cold for two or three
days. overcoats have been pleasant things by
day and blankets not less so by night. The
North pole seems to have been bent down this
way; we hope it will be bent back pretty soon
We had talk with the Coolest inhabitant'
Yesterday. The venerable gentleman said he
never knew four successive days of protract-
ed and violent wind, such us has been sweeping
and hOwug around all this week.
~ Trunk ThieE-A young lady numed
Miss Frances Key of Belmont, o., lost valua
bic trunk at the Pittsburgh Depot of the c. & P
Railroad day before yesterday. Upon the arri
val of the train fellow stepped up and ordered
the trunk to be taken to hotel AS he was
supposed to be the owner of the trunk the
order was complied with. The thief was after
wards arrested and proved to be burglar from
Portsmouth, Ohio, for whose arrest a reward oil
5000 has been offered
~ 1a Encounter Nth 7aieres--A Netu
Dodge-For real inventive genius go among
the professional thieves a new thing has