The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-03
LOCAL LACONICS.
,,S,,, so., apa Comment on curreat city
" Events.


Yesterdays weather was fair and bRlmy,
for the elections. .,
TnK Fulton paper mill is running on full
time aud business Is good.
TaR nail factory OF the Top mill was 81
Yesterday. IL will resume WORK tnls
morning.
Cornelius TOBIAS VANCE, who has been
In Wellsville, rusticating Tor some Tune, Is
once more amopgus. 1871
The Misses Myers entertained q seiec
party Of friends al their homein'the Filth
Ward on Monday evening.
Two marriage licenses and aided Of
trust compose all the business done IN
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
Song boys unhinged several gates from
fences on The Island Monday night. and
threw them into yard at the west end Of
the Suspension Bridge. I'd
Nor even the old, the lame, the halt or
\ the blind, were counted out in this CITY
! yesterday. A reporter cav three men
carry one man 70 . carriage to drive 70 the
polls. j. sg..4, Rsf
last niehElfot the beneftof the State oth'
GERS. At The Capitol, from the wires run
ming into the Governors and AUDITORS
rooms. 4s.isi -.als ..f2' :. 81. 90
TuE reward offered by Mr.. Charles
Warmer, the Fulton butcher, who wss
struck during the Democratic proce 'sion
last Saturday evening, has failed 70 bring
the party to justice. a
OPPORTUNITIES for wagers on the result
: ofthe election were so numerous on the
streets Yesterday that one could have won
fortune had he, been possessedrot the
elf. OF "augury divine" Odds were offered
In some instances OF four to one in favor
OF Gen. Garfield. eg,,s - -
LAST evening number OF the young
ladies OF NorthiW heeling gave reception
to numbered their friends, which was
highly enjoyed by all present. Over
thirty couple being In attendance, and
with T. T. Cockayne's music most de-
lightiul evening was spent =
AT the regular meeting OF Enterprise
Lodge No. 22,I. 0. CT, the following otb'
GERS were installed for the ensuing quartet:
W. G. T., John II. Zeyely; WV. T., Katie
Fnese; ". RS, Joseph Hubbard; w
F. s., George Gardner; W. T., Sadie
|, Brooks; w. H., Owen L. Jones; W. l. g.,
Amelia Yaus; W. o. g., Charles Ward.
THR Etnsyille Garfield club met Id theiI
hall Hast evening, and received election
news from this city by telephone. All mem
: beIs united heartily in rouslng jubilee
at the glorious news. They passed Eeso1
Ilutions thsnking their Wheeling. friends
for an invitation TO come over the river
!, aud participate 10 the joyful time, and also
for the news which was sent TO them.
( PROSECUTING ATTORNEY JORDAN Is quite
an artist, as his effort on exhibition at the
Sixth ward polls yesterday will attest
This effort represents Chiuaman at woFt
at q pudding furnace while a poo, dowr
trodden Irishman stands. hard by mourn
: fully contemplating the, scene. This pic
I ture was intended to. represent to work
lingmen their condition under Garfield. !
, didn'ttake. 49,
II A GIRL who claims to be snciente
I aud haiIiHg iron IN b b; FerEF, com
planned before Justice Felber yesterday
that a young man named Glass had &c
duced her and was the father Of her IN
born child, other charges were also made
officer Laughlin arrested the. man, ant
brought him to the Justices office, wher'
b q minister soon arranged the matter b.
h marrying the pair.