The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-28

A LITTLE son Of F. G. Darby, nine
months and seventeen days oil age, DIED
yesterday at 1880 =. NJ, OF cholera
infantum ..... ...... ...
A LARGE sheet OF plastering fell from the
ceiling In the City Clerks office, yesIer'
day, and narrowly escaped burying Re-
ceiver Todd.
CADIz camp meeting commences on the
18th OF August, and will continue to the
18th. A large crowd is expected at this
meeting this year.
A GARFIELD AND ARTHUR pole was raised
by II, B. Remick, Thomas and Albert
Giesey yesterday to the height OF 10 feet,
over In Centre Wheeling.
A YOUNG countryman namedWoods was
thrown from horse in the First ward,
Monday, and had his shoulder blade frac.
tured, and his head badly cut.
A CRAB on the main shalt and spindle
we're broken yesterday afternoon at the
La Belle mill, but the repairs will be com.
pleted in order TO allow the resumption OF
operations this morning.
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
| in this mornings paper OF wood working
machinery for sale by Alexander Bone, Sr,
A rare opportunity is offered to those who
have use for such machinery.
GHo. WEsGERBER broke his new boat
badly while out on her trial trip. He re-
ceiyed new set OF sculling oars last night,
| but has no boat to use them with till the
arrival OF his other one from Toronto.
The Teachers Institute, which was to
have been held In this city during the
first week in August, has heen deferred
until the return OF the teachers from their
annual vacation at Saratoga and Newport.
MmsRs. It. A. MORRIS & Co., of Water
street, will give away 100 bushels Of nice
potatoee to the different charitable insti-
buttons of the city, or to any worthy poor
families presenting orders from these
charities. ....... -.l
TEAcnElus holding Normal School diplo.
mas in Ohio county will also be required
| TO furnish certificate OF qualifications, in
addition, from the County Board OF Exam.
iners. This Is done to place all on the
same footing.
| A SMALL boy, whose name we could not
learn, and who lives in the Eighth ward,
fell while carrying pitcher up stairs, yes
terday, and the vessel breaking, the boys
arm was cut in fearful manner by one OF
the fragments.
SlR. 7. @. MARTIN, OF the Grant House
stables, was driving very handsome black
horse Yesterday. It is 3 half.brother Of
Tom Lists famous trotter, and 1t is said
can beat three minutes, although only
four years Of age.
A MAN named Lawless, whose cognomen
seems TO be significant OF his character,
was locked up for disorderly conduct in
East Wheeling lastnight. Heandanother
man, who was also arrested, were raising
disturbance in Alley 10.
TIE Ohio County Teachers Institute
will be held next Monday at Trladelphia,
under the superintendenCe OF Prof. 7. B.
Mccain, OF this city, and will continue in
session until the 7th. Teachers examin-
tons will be held the ninth and tenth.
A YOUNG son OF John Brown, an EN-
ployee OF the South Wheeling glass works,
iell into the pit OF the new furnace being
built there, and hurt his back badly, last
night. DR.. Mccoy attended 10 his injuries
and he is doing as well as could be ex-
peCted. .-
THERE was slight fisticuf out at Elm
Grove Monday night "Donce" Russell
was very insulting in his manner and
language, at least John Boyd thought he
was, and John punished him for it, and
severely, without appealing to the law.
So far no arrests have been made.
"OLp SHADE" the woman who assaulted
the fortress Of Mliss Robinson Monday
evening, and conducted second Shades
Rebellion" was fined S. and costs, and in
default OF payment will go to Jail and stay
there thirty days. The case against Mrs.
Robinson was dismissed at Shades costs,
LAST evening, as VIM, Kline, mailer,
was driving, with his wife and child, on
Chapline street, between Twenty.frst and
Twenty.second streets, the horse trighten-
ed at something and all three occupants
OF the buggy were thrown out and bruised
somewhat, though no serious damage re-
suited.
The Methodist picnic and excursion to
Hornbrook's Park, tomorrow, will be
happy affair, as all their gatherings are.
They will be accompanied by the Wash
ington Cornet Band, and every arrange.
ment has been made for the comfort and
pleasure OF all who may attend.- lpasting.
ton Reporter. KRIS
OFFICER PRlcR last night lodged John
Thompson, known as the "Mayor OF Top.
ersvile," and looking his title, in the lock
up. John wanted to take an oath 10 alb.
slain from intoxicating liquors for year,
and secure his release, but duck" was
memorable, and he will be arraigned be.
fore Judge Cranmer this morning.
The school population has become so
large in the town Of Triadelphia that it has
been found necessary 10 erect a two-story
addition to their large school house, in
order to accommodate the increase in the
number Of pupils. The new building will
be twenty-five by thirty-three feet. An.
drew Vance has the contract for erect
ingit.
LOUD complaints are made Of habitthe
hucksters and green grocers on the South
Side have OF buying up the produce
brought In by country men to market, and
thus securing q monopoly In order to
maintain high prices. This iorestalling
the market Is plain violation OF the ordi.
nance, and should receive the attention
Of the proper officers.
JAMES HAwLEY, Bella Smith, Mary Stout
and Carrie North were before Squire W.
W. Miller last night, charged by Belle
Bernard with disorderly conduct. Alter
hearing the evidence the defendants were
discharged, and giving one Comancl yell
left the office. They were all half grown
girls and their offence consisted in:throw.
ing potatoes through the wlndowiof the
proseCutrix.
TIL Fifth Ward Garfield and Arthur
Club has rented Parker Hall for the cam.
paign, and 1t will be open five nights in
the week for the use Of the club. When
meetings are not held a supply Of reading
matter will be on hand, and the public are
invited to use the hall freely, and feel at
home there. The idea Is good one, and
the club deserves considerable credit for
putting 1t into execution.
TuR Graenbackers were earnestly en-