The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-03

BHLLAiRg LOCALS Our city was alive
with excitement and enthusiasm yesterday
forenoon on the appearance oflthe large
body OF military preparing to proceed TO
the Soldiers Reunion ut Marietta. The
following composed the troop. Col. Q. 5.
s. Baron, OF this city; Lieu.-COl. McBeth,
OF Steubenville; Major Moore, OF Barnes
vile; Adjutant Davis, OF GAINESVILLE;
Quartermaster Brown, OF this city, and
seven companies Of the I'd Regiment, ..
n. c., as follows: Companies A, B and G,
OF Steubenville, Capt. Zimmerman, Lieut..
Floto and Capt Doty, commanding, re-
spectively; Co. D, OF Bellaire, Capt. Ault;
Co, E, Of st. Clairsville, Capt. Cowen; Co.
F, Of Barnesville, Capt. Sheppard; Co. II,
OF Cadiz; Capt. Harrington, and Co. ], of
Hunter, Capt. Patterson. The companies
had all arrived about 1880 A. NJ, when
they were marched to the public square
for review by the Staff, after which,
headed by the Regimental Band, under
command OF Drum-AIajor ii. D. Meek,
proceeded to the wharf TO embark for their
destination. Without further comment,
we would say that the Regiment. consider
ing, presented q very soldierly appearance,
and marked training OF strict military
discipline. In the ranks OF the Regiment
We noticed not few who had shouldered
the musketi during the late unpleasantness
for the perseverance OF this glorious Union.
The band discOursed excellent music.
Among the performers We noticed Prof.
Henry Vaas and few others OF your city.
A large number OF people from here aC-
companied the military to Marietta.
DR.. Grafton, OF this city, is preparing to
remove his practice to Burrs Mill, in this
county.
Mr.. Charles Mayer, OF the clothing firm
OF Mayer & Klotz, Of this place, has gone
East.
Prof. 2. G. Bundy, of this place, and
Principal OF the First Ward School OF your
city, returned last Saturday from King
wood Preston county, w. Va, where he
had conducted the exercises OF the Pea
body Normal Institute. The following is
an extract from the resolutions offered
and adopted after the closing OF the ses-
sion: Rsolped, That the thanks OF this
Institute are rendered to Prot Bundy for
the able and efficient manner in which he
presided over and conducted the exercises,
as well as for his gentlemanly and kind
tion impaired upon the various subjects
GOuutCLeu Will OuE cuuNAtlollIli AhtCitsLpt
Last Saturday evening five Of our local
ruffians, filled up to the brim with bad
whisky, entered the grocery Of iIr. John
E. Vogel and demanded something to
quench their burning thirst; the proprie-
tor being absent at the time, the lady,
who was alone in the house, positively
refused to comply with their demands,
whereupon the rutfians commenced heap
ing abuse, and even threatened to commit
assault upon the unprotected woman.
Mrs. vogel mustered sufficient muscular
strength, however, to eject the intruders,
but after shutting the door n volley of
stones and other missels were hurled
against it, nearly tearing it into splinters;
at this moment, Mr.. Yogel made his ap-
pearance and made the b'hoys walk the
''grand bounce" followed with q musical
treat OF three volleysfrom Colts revolver.
Very remarkable, no arrests have as yet
been made. |