The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-27


many next week.
JoHx BLACK left for Washington, D. O.,
last night on visit.
GEORGE HISS says his notice to the loAi'
ers has had sslutary effect.
TaERE were two drunk and disorder
lies" in the lookup last night.
A FIoHr in Market street saloon last
night created some little excitement.
TnE j. W. sehultze Boat Club will give
q picnic at VOLTS grove next Saturday,
for which VeWieg will play.
The children Of St. Alphonsus, School
had very pleasant excursion and picnic
at Wilbert's Grove, yesterday.
D. o. LlsT's team ran of yesterday up
Fourteenth street to Eod, where 1t was
caught. No damage was done. :,
The English Lutheran Sunday schooi
teachers hold special meeungto night ~
their Chapel, on Sixteenth street.
IcED tea is again fashionable. THIS it Is
one Of the cases where the dictates o. lA sar
ion and reason coincide. So does tne 'eA
goinside.
,sourRE Fl. w. PHILLIPS issued war
rant Yesterday for William sucher, VINO
Is charged by Martin Schaier with ols-
turbance Of the peace.
ANOTHER fatal case ofsunstroke IS report
ed from the country out the Y: i. Y. q vi vi
Railroad, bnt our iniormapt ohty nAu
those meagre particulars.
"Gy1So US peppermint" is the new sub
stitnte for "Giying us tally" in the slang
voscbulary. A minister at the Cincinnati
Conference is said to be responsible Tor the
phrase.
MAYOR SWEENEY says his fences are in
vood condition. Handlan's are being
strengthened daily, so he Handlan) says,
and Brown is doing bis best. But VINO
will be Sheriff?
Mn. FRrD. HAPPY, the brewer at the
Reymann brewery, celebrated the 10th
anniversary Of his marriage last night at
his residence in East Wheeling. large
number Of guests were present, and Vaas'
Orchestra kept things lively until q late
hour.
IL the Circuit Court yesterday the SEES
sion was taken up with chancery case
arguments, OF no peculiar public inter
EST. The Jury In the case oil Gaiiaher Vs
Larkin failed to agree, and was discharged
TREY had been out since Saturday.
THF sale Of the Gale collection Of paint
Iings closed last evening with no sales
MI. Scott will be in the gallery during tht
day and evening, and will make private
sales at one half the value the same paint
invs can be purchased for East. Such al
opportunity seldom presents itself.
The temperance meeting at Parker'I
Hall last night was remarkably interest
ling. There was extra good singing anC
The address and recitation OF 1.-THE Two
Vasabonds," by Mr.. Simon, was very fine
Mr.. Simon will address the meeting a
Otis Hall Temperance Reading Room 10
night.
The prospects that large number o
persons will take advantage OF the liberia
terms offered by the B. & o.. railroad 7
Chicago are good. The round trips onl!
lSll.O0, and the route the only direct one
The National Convention promises to b.
very interesting, and the attendance
will be large.
THR horses attached TO one OF Shalleross
express wagons ran of across the Islam!
yesterday toward this city, colliding will
the toll house on the way, breaking tn
gates, and turning up Market stree
Knocked down one OF the lamp.posts, AM
also one OF the horses, injuring It slightly
The horses were stopped at shallcross
stables.
WIN. EIoHE and John Bown threw
stones at MIR. John Miller. OF the Eight
ward, q few days ago, one OF them strikinl
the old gentleman on the head injurinl
him severely. Eiche was arrested and Of
account OF his youth was allowed TO 90
after receiving lecture from the Justic
and on payment OF costs. Bown has no
been arrested.
Mr.. @. YAHN, the saloon keeper who's
son was arrested for selling liquor to tn
little Quinn boy, called on US last nigh
and requested US to explain that hquo
was sold to the boy only with the under
standing that he got 1t for his father. Mi
Yahn does not wish TO have 1t suppose
that the child could have procured tn
: liquor had 1t been known that he wante,
to drink it himself
AuoRsR was stolen from the stable Q
John Griffith, ESQ.,, near Coon Island, Pa.
about year ago. His son, Rev. Asberr,
, Griffith, was in this city few days ag
and seeing the horse in the possession Q
Charley Thresher, a drayman, identifie,
It at once. Tuesday Mr.. Griffith cam
down, proved the animal belonged to hir
and took 1t away with him. Mr.. Threst
er says he purchased the horse out the B
: & o. R. R.
THOMAS FuRLoSo, ex-Manager Of III
deiunct Theatre Comique, was in the cit
last evening. He says Cohn, the defaulhn
Treasurer, Is at home in Allegheny City
| and Gays II he had the thing to do owe
: he would act Just as he did before. It
now believed at Cohn took with hir
much more money than was supposed q
the time OF his disappearance. He ha
been classifying his reports Of the receipt
for long time, it is alleged.
PERSONAL AFFAIRs Judge R. H. Coch