The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-27

day.
Yesterdays rain was timely, but there
was not enough OF 1t.
THREE disorderlies were treated at Pc.
lice Court yesterday.
THR Fourth WaId school house is under
going q thorough renovation. lH
THR forge department and nail factory
at the Top Mill went on yesterday.
TELEPHONES were put in all the engine
houses In the city yesterday by manager
Wolf.
TIE colored folks excurted TO steuben.
Vile on the Climax last night. A large
crowd went. tn jtt
GEORGE Fritz, an old mailer in the Riv::
,ersde Mill, died YESTERDAY from Nailers
Consumption.
wM. BARLEY, mailer in the LaBelle
mill, had his thumbs badly ground yes
terday; while at work at grindstone.
THERE Is postoffice in Marshall county
at which III Republicans newspapers are
received, and only one Democratic paper
SEVERAL Colored men made some
charming vocal music on Market stree,
last night. They have voices to be proud
Of.
THE O'Neal will take the Disciples
Chnrch down to Wheeling next Thurs
day.-Ste,tLenrilLe Gd:site. A whole meet
ng.house coming!
A YOUNG man named Owens, jumped
from a moving train Sunday at Glover's
GAP. and falling against the train had a
fearful cash cut in his scalp and head.
TIE Washington NJ. E. Sunday school
will come down to Hornbrook's Park
wednesday. The Washington cornet
band will accompany the excursionists.
| A son Of VIM. Godfrey, a cart driver Of
the Eighth ward, took Ut yesterday while
seated on his cart, and fell upon the street.
narrowly escaping death by being run over
A LARGE steer belonging to Ed, Miller
Jumped over the embankment at the Zane
street bridge Saturday, breaking it's back
and neck, and OF course, killing it instant
ly.
TIE Board Of Equalization and Appeals
met atlthe City building yesterday morn
ing, and adjourned over until next Mon
day morning without transacting any bus
mess.
| THgRx will be, meeting Thursday
evening at the Vigilant Engine House
for the purpose Of organizing Garfield
Club. T.Get there be full turnout and
rousing club formed.
r. ATTENTION is called TO the advertise
lnent, In this mornings paper, Of the sale
Of the farm and residence OF John S
I,Dates, west OF Bridgeport. The chance
tthus offered is indeed rare one.
THE depot OF the g. & P. railroad al
bridgeport ID being. enlarged, and other
wise altered and repaired inside and out
so thatwhen completed it will be quite 9
credita6le structure compared to what il
was before.g yg1rt.
| Orr1cER SULLIVAN says that he has re-
ceiyed instructions to prevent loaling in
the Fifth Ward Market, and "Be the pow
or OF ST. Patrick" he'll do it II 1t Ia kes all
summer. Some arrests will be the out
come OF this order "No. TO-"
ONE Of the most attractive spots in the
city is the flower garden in front Of the
CITY building. Under the watChful care
OF Major Sweeney the barren gravel plat
that used to be there has been made tc
blossom with rare and brilliant flowers.
SOME boards resting on a trestle at the
business block being constructed on Mar
ket street, near Eleventh, fell last night
about 10 o'clock with loud noise, and
some excitement was caused, the impress
sion arising that some OF the walls Of the
building had fallen.
JEFF DAVIS, the irrepressible young AT
rican, has been out OF town for some time,
But those persons who have been congrat'
ulating themselves that he had died are
doomed to disappointment. He returned
last Saturday night, as wicked as ever, al
belt somewhat wiser.
THE Democratic County Executive
Committee met at the Court House yes
terday and audited the returns OF Satur'
days primaries. The tally sheets were &C
lunsystematically kept as to rouse Henry
Pendleton's wrath, but the results were as
Igiven by US yesterday.
| THE Greenbackers will run up their
pole at Crumbacker's corner, this after.
noon at two O'Clock, and this evening
Messrs. Marshall, Duncan and Burt will
speak there. The location is on Wood
and Eighteenth streets, and the pole is
| two hundred and twenty feet long.
| MEssHRs. HANEs, WILSON & Co. are
erecting large'cross ties on either end OF
the Suspension Bridge for the use oil
OF the Western Union Telegraph Co., and
the Telephone Co. The ties will accom-.
modate large number OF wires, and will
be Of great assistance TO the two COM
panies. IT,
THE evening paper came out last night
an hour OF. two late with the forms filled
with job type and dead matter. The pro-
prietor afterwards sent word TO the striking
compositors that he would pay them the
increased price demanded, and they will
accordingly resume. their places at the
cases to-day.
I A CALL was,teephoned to police head
quarters last night for an officer 10 go to
Reyman' y brewery. The call was repeat
ed with such emphasis that Lieut.. MCCul.
ly supposed some urgent matter needed u
large force, and he and four other officers
went out. They found lewd woman and
crowd ofmen had been disturbing the
neighborbood, but they fled at the ap-
prcach of the police.
In addition TO the nominations for town
ship officials given yesterday as having
been made Saturday by the Democracy,
tbefollowing were chosen as candidates
for the respective positions named: Madi.
son district Constable, John Shots;
School Commissioners, Frank Jepson,
Grafton BealL Liberty district, County
Commissioner, @. S. Terrill; Justices OF
the Peace, 4. s. Sample, Samuel Kelly;
Constables, James Wherry, John Hunt.
SoaE Of the passengers on the Elm
GROVE roadwere indignant Saturday night
because of,the delay in bringing them in
from Hornbrook' 8 Park. The delay was not
attributable TO the car company, as they had
closed up iofthe day, but was occasioned
by some misunderstanding between them
and, Mr.. Hornbrook.f The company fur
nishes cars to this gentleman alter hours
and he furnishes his own horses, and that
evening he was little behind with them,