The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-25

BELLAiRE LoCAs.-It must not be
supposed from our remarks Monday
morning that the Clipper base ball club
blame the LaBelle club for their not be.
ing allowed to play last Saturday. They
recognize the fact that that club had no
power in the matter, and lay the blame
where il belOngs-on the manager OF the
day.
4 meeting in the interest Of the Bell
aire and Southwestern Railroad was held
in front 81 the grocery store Of VIM.
Douglass, on Belmont street, South Bell
aire, Monday evening. We have heard
no account Of the proceeding.
The school board did not hold their
regular meeting Monday night.
Last night Was the regular meeting OF
the City Council, and the Register local
will have something in the paper this
morning.
Rufus Hall the expreSman, met with
serious accident, which might have
prove fatal on Monday. lie was driving
horse belonging to Fulton, the grocer,
when it became frightened on South
Union street, and began to kick irantical.
~ and rear up. He finally jerked Mr..
fall out between the shafts, and kicked
him several times before he'could get free.
Three little boys were in the wagon at
the time Of the accident. One jumped out
and ran to liit another out, but the wagon
was jerked about so he could not get a
fair hold Of him. The third sat on the
seat through il all, although the entire
front Of the wagon was kicked out. Mr..
Hall il seriously bruised but able to
walk about a little.
Another accident Of similar nature
occurred the same day. An old gentle
man from Bridgeport was driving up
from the Wharf.bOat, when his horIe be.
come scared at the engine at the top Of
the slope, and turned round jerking the
man over the bank with him. The wagon
caught on post and was held. The old
gentleman was hurt very badly, but
went on home in company with lis son.
New heating apparatus Il being put in
the school house. They are made in
Troy, New York.
a Sunday school picnic was held at
NefT's Siding yesterday. Several young
folks went out from this city.
The Sabbath school Of the Disciples
Church Of this city hold picnic in Rod.
iiefs Orchard, below town, tomorrow.
The Market Boy leaves the wharf at 9
o'clock in the morning.
The Window Glass Works will be in
fall blast in few days, their fires having
been already kindled.
j. F. CharlesWorth, Esq, was in town
yesterday.
A drunken painter who has been loaf.
ing about this place for several months,
and who says his name il "Dave HOosier,"
was arrested BY Officer Drugan yesterday,
charged with stealing a watch al Mounds.
vile. The watch was not found on him,
but after the officers from Moundsyille
had taken him across the river some little
boys told Drugan that they had seen the
fellow throw some rags in Central Hall
yard. He searched there and found the
saleh, which was broken considerably
and showed sigh d being rubbed 10 Oh.
litefate some initials on II.
We understand that Governor Allen
will not speak here as intended. Every
Democrat In town has also expressed to
us his determination 10 vote for Hayes.
Dan Ieet Is a gentleman. II il possible
for Democrat to be honest. Now, who
says We can't beat the Register at his own
trade?