The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-16

DiPnrHERlA is subsiding in the city,
MUNICIPAL CorEF Il In session now,

DlFHTHkRIA y suDsldlnR IN tne Clty'
MuHiciPALC ouET Il In session now,
FgUfT Is getting scarce and high In
market.
'sourRE MILLER issued six peace war
rants yesterday.
GRASoER's picnics are now reported all
over the county.
Ex.CoLLEcToR BLACK wants the Circuit
Court TO try his case.
SoME little talk Is heard Of weeks en-
campment Of our military.
A LAR0E number Of country people visit
ed Barnum's show yesterday.
A YOUNG Fulton artist will be married
soon to . young lady Of that place.
THR sewer ct the corner Of Twenty.
third and Main streets is completed.
BARSuM's police are very vigilant-no
lodging under canvass at that show.
TnR Fourth ward schools began yester.
day morning with a good attendance.
Lou FElsiSo, while out rowing, acct.
IDENTITY fell out Of his boat yesterday.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for
grand ball at Elm Grove Town Hall next
week.
"a PLArR roll broke at the La Belle Mill
yesterday, occasioning q brief stop in
work.
G. SEIBERr, at Pleasant Valley, lost q
valuable COW Sunday by choking to death
ona potato.
OFFICER AsMus arrested an old man
named Bailey for drunkenness yesterday,
and locked him up.
Mrs. SRABRIoHT, Of Centre Wheeling,
had an internal hemorrhage yesterday, that
nearly resulted fatally.
'SQUlRE W. PHILIPS yesterday issued a
warrant for A. Niem4n on complaint Of
Mary Kindleberger for abusive Language;
Nh. EMBLEN is about to build
new residence on the eastside Of Market
street, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
JACOB WHITE, who was so badly injured
in the North Wheeling fight Of Saturday
night last, is in rather aserious condition.
Mr.. II. F. BEHRESs, the South side
grocer who has been travelling throug b the
East the past ten days, returned home
this evening.
THE condition Of the pavement on North
Front street, near Kentucky, on the Is
land, is complained ofhy many, as It sadly
needs repairing.
A SPECIAL meeting OF Council will like.
ly be called soon TO qualify the recently
elected Gas Trustees, as they must DO 50
within ten days after election.
A NETTING Of heaters took place last
night 10 consider the pstters before them
at their last meeting, but nothing Of their
proceedings is known 10 the public,
A NUMBER Of the cleaners at the Airing
ton Stove Works asked for an increase In
their wages, which was refused, and they
did not go To work yesterday morning.
SOME one went through Blacks pockets
yesterday at the circus, but blue cotton
handkerchief was oil he got. This sort Of
thing will gradually reform pickpoCkets.
A BUGGY belonging to Mr.. Asmus5 con.
tanning two ladies from this city, was run
into and upset on Saturday beyond Full
ton, but neither Of the ladies was much
hurt.
SAN PARKER, Of BenWoOd, had his eye
injurned by burning in the mill there in
July last and not improving since, it was
removed on Saturday last by Dr.. Pipes, Of
this city.
WHILE driving some hogsoff the track
near Roney's Point, day or two since,
Mrs. Helfenbine narrowly escaped death,
the engine just touching her clothing as
she left the track.
The sixth annual ConcIaysot the Grand
Cowmandery Knights Temptar OF this
State will convene at Parkersburg to-
morrow. All Knights in good standing
are invited to attend.
A LITTLE son Of James Henry, Lying on
Seventeenth street. between Eof and Ja.
cob, died last night with diphtheria. He
buried another child on Saturday last
from the same cause.
PRoFs. Herman and Armstrong will give
q concert Thursday night, assisted BY Mr..
G. Y. Lucas, baritone, and Mrs. George B.
Caldwell, soprano. This promises to be
the best entertainment OF the season.