The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-27

.BEIIArRE LooAIs.-Mr. Fl. E. Wad-
die has returned from u successful bust.
ness trip in the interest Of the National
Glass Works.
We we're mistaken in announcing that
the Mite Society for the benefit Of the
Mission Sunday School met last Monday
night. II was the society Of the II. E.
Church. The former meets next Monday
night.
The temperance meeting Monday night,
though not go largely attended, was OF
great interest. Some Of the beat speeches
that have been made since the revival
were made by Messrs. Winsus and J. B.
Smith, and Reys. Castor, Wallace and
YoIand, which were listened TO with
marked attention, and frequently APP
plauded. Its likely that Mr.. I.aac w.
Tucker, OF Columbus, will be here In q
day or two. In the meantime the meet
ings will be kept up as usual, making use
OF such home talent as is available.
The Central Committee OF the National
party met Monday night and revised
their city ticket a. follows: Mayor, Levi
CassWelI; Marshal, Michael Curren;
Treasurer, Samuel Simmons; Water
Works Trustee, Mart. Lester; City Com
missioner, Thomus Archibald; Board Of
Education, F. N. Strong and Patrick
Strong. There we're some changes made
also In the township ticket which We
failed to learn.
Mr.. n. B. Walker, formerly a resident
OF this place, now employed in n Of the
Government departments At Washington,
is in the city, the guest Of Mr.. E. B.
Winans.
fall our merchants were like NJ. Som
neborn We would not have to complain Of
our citizens going to Wheeling to do
their shopping. he is not afraid 10 let
the public know that he has bargains to
offer, aud that he il able TO sell ss low, II
not lower, than any Wheeling house. For
instance, last Friday be advertised good
81 working pants at 66 cents; the day fol-
lowing Saturday be sold over 40 pairs
Ut retail. He will receive 500 pairs more
OF them this week at the same price.
Monday evening about six o'clock, Geo.
McKirahan and Sidney Yenning did get
uulawtully intoxicated and while COM
ing up Union street Venning made use
OF bad language in q loud voice, yelling
filthy names at passers.by. None Of the
police being present, Squire Powell un-
dertook to Srrest them, depntiripg Thos.
Lilley and John r. Tarbet to assist him.
McKirahan and Venuing refused to go
with them, and In the melee which ensued
il IL charged that the former drew a knife
and made q thrust at TGsbet, threatening
to kill him. The police finally arrived
and soon had the ~yiolators under arrest.
venning yesterday morning plead guilty
TO the charge Of drunkenness and was
fined g and costs. McRirahan had a
preliminary hearing yesterday before
Mayor Strahl, and was recognized TO
court. james G. Tallmau appeared for
the prosecution and ]. N. Rees for the
defense.
The Mite Society Of the Mission Sab
bath School will give an entertainment
10 the near future. The committee met
last night to perfect arrangements.
Sunday night some parties found 3 boy
locked up in 4 freight car in the B. & o.
yards. The little fellow had got into the
car at Grafton, W. Va, to get some
chicken feed for his mother, he said, was
locked up and brought this far without
being discovered, and was nearly frozen
when taken out Marshal DrugIn kind.
ly took care Of him, and sent him back
home on the 6:20 train Monday night.