The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-01
LOCAL. LAcoNIcs.
Briet Sote aud Comment on Currsnt City
kVenIS.
BOARD Of Commissioners to-day.

house on his farm.
WV. WARDEN was burned about the
face and arms, while manipulating red
fires, Saturday night
TIE Street Commissioner has had large
quantity Of broken stone put on Seventh
street which was badly needed.
THE progress Of the trial Of those insur:
ance cases in the Police Court is one oil
those thing that suggests eternity to
msp."
MAJOR SWEENEY arrested Lloyd Branon
Yesterday at noon for creating disturb
ance on Market street, near the Regitter
office.
TRRRR will be meeting Of young ladies
at the Fourth Street Church this evening
for the purpose Of forming "Chatauqua
Society"
TnRoE is most too much protective
tariff smoke in Wheeling for the decora.
tons OF the capitol windows to show to
advantage.
A STRAW vote taken on the train from
Pittsburgh to this city yesterday was as
follows: Garfield, $50; Hancock, S.;
Weaver, II.
Mr.. ROBERT EMBLEM Is erecting quite a
large building on Chapline street, near
Sweeney's foundry. Thos. II. Arnold Is
the contractor and builder.
WHERE Is the stone crossing that was
ordered to be placed at the corner OF Sew.
enth and Market streets, in North Wheel.
ing, by Council some time since?
LAST night was Halloween but was not
observed, on account OF the day OF occur
renee, and any how, the election is at.
tracing all the attention just now.
A LARGE Republican demonstration
took place at Glen Easton last Saturday.
An immense crowd was addressed by q.
". Atkinson and Capt. ]. NJ. Pipes.
A BUGGY, in which were seated two
young ladies, broke down just beyond
Fulton yesterday afternoon, throwing
them out and bruising them severely.
To.MoRRow evening number Of young
ladies will give ball at Tallman's Hall,
North Wheeling. They have secured the
services Of T. T. Cockayne's orchestra.
A FIRE in good state OF progress was
discovered in Mendel's furniture factory
Saturday night, by Mrs. Wheat, who lives
near by, and by her exertions 1t was ex'
tinguished.
An inspection OF all tho military com
panies OF the State has been ordered by
the Adiutant. General for the 18th OF No
vember, for the purpose Of making up biz
biennial report the Legislature.
A CORRESPONDENT thinks "the Cinnamon
OF the procession Saturday night might
have been employed to good advantage at
80 cents per day In washing the '329
windows OF the State Capital before the
illumination"
ApJuTAST. GENERAL WooD issued com,
missions last Saturday 10 Frank g. Thomp'
son, Captain OF the Thompson Grays, oI
Parkersburg, vice A. G. Hale resigned, and
to Joseph L. Fry, "a Second Lieutenant Of
the Kanawha Rifemen.
DETECTIVE MILLER found man in the
boiler yards in Centre Wheeling Saturday
night, who had been bSdly beaten with
a billy. The man, who was nearly sense
less, explained that he had been thus
beaten and then robbed.
ONE OF the carrier boys at the Lead>r
office "fooled" with loaded revolver Sat
urjay evening, and the result was that
viii Deitman, another boy, has q bullet
in his hip. DR.. Harvey probed for the
ball but could not find it.
A coLoRgD woman was wantonly and
brutally assaulted in East Wheeling by
two roughs who were marching in the
Democratic procession. She ballooed,
"Hurrah for Garfield" and she was black
double provOcation TO the assault.
AMONG the prominent features oil Satur.
day nights procession was q coop oil
chickens, and Immediately behind 1t rode
prominent Democrat, who, few years
ago, bore sore foot for several weeks on
account OF disturbing the sanctity OF hen
roost.
As one Of the Island cars was passingup
Market street Saturday afternoon, one o!
the track rails broke and flying upwards
was forced clear through the bottom OF the
and one OF the seats. passenger in the
car at the time narrowly escaped being ill.,
jured.
On Saturday prominent gentleman Of
this city offered SOS 10 a certain Democrat,
II he would carry transparency In the
procession Saturday night, bearing the ar.
ticle in the Democratic plattorm-"Faritt
for revenue only" 1t was not accepted
by any means.
IN the contest for beautiful gold chain
between Joe Dugan, OF the "Pwiky," and
Col. John Cummins, OF the B. 20. R. K (,
Mr.. Cummins came out ahead by hand.
some majority. John is popular man
everywhere, and Is sure to come out
ahead in any contest.
As A sample OF the mendacity Of the
Leader, take Tor instance the report OF the
Democratic parade OF Saturday night. In
every company, with the exception OF the
the 'mourners," the actual number was
multiplied by two, and in one case by
three. Swami has found worthy sue.
cessor.
A TEAM belonging to Holidays planning
mill, and hitched 10 wagon on which a
skitf had been mounted, for the parade
Saturday night, ran off from the State
House, and leaped over the creek bank on
Nineteenth street. The harness had to be
cut all to pieces to extricate them. They
were badly cut.
THERE was terrible row on the
train on which the Moundsville, Ben.
wood, and Belaire men went home after
lu6 beuuGIhllG phIhuo Dakuibdg uIkuI
Some poor fellow was indiscreet enough
TO express admiration for Garfield, and 1t
nearly cost him his life. The roughs in
the smoking car all assaulted him in q
body.
A MAN nsmed Morrison was before
Squire Phillips, Saturday, upon charge
OF attempted rape, preferred by one Mary
Clark. Morrison was held in $500 for his
appearance at court. Mary Clark has q
very unssvorY reputation in North Wheel.
lag, where she resides, and the opinion Is
that the charge is trumped up against
Morrison.
Mr.. CHARLES WIENER, OF Fulton, was
struck over the head with club, sutur-
day night, by some unhung Democratic
scoundrel," who attacked him MIR.
Weimor) because he dared to hurrah for
Garfield. The "unhung Democratic scoun-
drel" we borrow from the Register for the
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