The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-01

Joyous Juupi utl8he AASAhA W fNS'N5'
LOOK out for the census takers to-day.
FIRE PLIES have made their appearance.
TuE Nail mills will resume operations
next Monday morning.
THR Greenbackers hold q meeting at
Hope Hose Hall this evening.
Tue North Wheeling cooper shops will
resume work on next Saturday.
A GERMAN will be given at Mt. Bellview
Friday night, with Kramer's band as the
motive power.
LETTERS remaining in the Posteitice IN.
claimed June /, 1880: ]. NJ. Clouston, John
Mayer, A. Robinson.
KRAMRR's full band will go TO Beaver,
Pa, with the delegation TO the tariff DEM
onstration next Saturday.
]. B. RICE who works at the Central,
Glass Works, had his right foot hurt yes
terday by heavy weight falling on 1t
WoRKMES were engaged yesterday IN
repairing the bell on the North street 81.
E. Church, which got out OF order Sun
day last.
UNCLE JOE GIsr, OF Brooke county, is
6rmly OF opinion that Grant and Til.
den will be the nominees Of the National
Conventions.
FouR.HoRsE wagon, loaded with hay,
broke down on the street car track near
the Market House yesterday, and delayed
travel a little.
JOIN Scorr, who has been taking va
cation for some time, resumed his place
AS Express Messenger on the b. "
main line Sunday.
The case Of Robert o'Hara, charged
with beating his wife, was yesterday post
poned by Squire Philips until Saturday
at the plaintiffs request.
Mis-. ST. MYERS was complained OF TO
Squire Philips yesterday by Mrs. Gado,
and a peace warrant issued. The case
will probably be tried TO day.
I A YOuxa man writes from GAINESVILLE
to know il there is an opening in TINS
office for poet. There is. The opening
we refer to is third.story window.
The Fulton Public Schools are com;
pleting arrangements for their annual
picnic, 10 be held at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
+. T. Cockayne's Orchestra has been Sc
cured for the occasion.
AN axle on one Of the Elm Grove Street
Cars broke on the AcColloch street grade
last night, ditchiDg the car, but doing no
damage to the car or passengers beyond
the breaking Of the axle.
THR Catholic Sunday schools Of this city
will all go to Lockwood's grove Saturday
and have grand picnic. Very Kew. !. l.
Sullivan, Vicar General OF this diocese,
will have charge Of the excursion.
THERE will be social held In the lee
ture room Of the Zane Street Church,
"wednesday evening, June I'd. This is
one OF the handsomest halls In the city,
and most pleasant time is anticipated.
TEE Diocesan Council OF the P. E.
Church OF West Virginia will meet in
Parkerburg. Wednesday, June 2. hon.
lG. W. Thompson, OF this city, is the dele
gate from St. Mathews Church, with
Hon. Sobieski Brady as alternate.
TuEB. & o. will sell tickets all week to
Washington, D. @. tor $40 60 the round
trip, thus enabling persons to attend the
National Fair now going on at Ivy City.
The ticket has @ coupon emitting tue
holder TO an admission TO the grounds. d,
By some strange sort OF heterophemy
we Yesterday we're made to allude to
Judge Thompson, OF Parkersburg, instead
OF Judge Hall, as the Greenback nominee
for Attorney General. OF course, intelli'
gent readers corrected the error for them
selves.
JONI CAYNEr was elected Cashier
OF the Peoples Bank. yesterday
vice a. @. Mckee, resigned, and
G. W. Eckhart, Jr., Of the Ma
tional Bank Of West Virginia, was elected
TO gil the vacancy caused by the resigna
ton OF Mr.. Carney.
FROM some cause or other there was
mistake made in our announcement fthe
dedication OF the new Methodist Church
at Mouudsyille. 1t should have reac
. Tuesday, to-day at 1890 O'Clock, instead
OF Monday. We relieve brother" kemple
OF any blame in the matter. Bishop
Simpson will conduct the services.
The stalls at the Atlantic Engine House
. are being repaired and turned toward the
engine, in order that when an alarm Ii
struck no time will be lost in turning the
, horses. There will be gates enclosing
the stalls, which will open automatically
The Atlantic will then be furnished WIFE
the latest appliances in their line.
Our readers will remember the charge
OF blackmail brought by Edward Christ
man against Mrs. Emma Carpenter before
Squire Caldwell. The case grew out OF the
gambling suits brought by the lady against
ChIistman d al, and was set for trial yes
terday, but the prosecuting witness fail
ing 10 appear the case was dismissed.
J. CHAMBERS HERyEY, the auctioneeI
was awakened early yesterday morning
| by noise outside his dwelling, and going
out discovered a man trying to force an
entrance. The man, seeing Mr.. Hervey,
ran of, followed by several bullets from
revolver in the hands Of the doughty
auctioneer, but none OF the bullets found
their man.
A SPIRITED horse, belonging to Mr.. Ben.
Iiamin Fisher, became frightened on
Wheeling Hill last night, and, shying,
threw out the occupant OF q buggy 10
which he was hitched. One OF the Vigk
liant engine horses was exercising about,
and some Of its antics scared the other
horse. No serious damage was sustained
by any one.
| MANAGER WOLf 10 pIuseSutibs 1HS WI
OF telephone construction as last as posi-,
bic. Wires are being stretched to all
parts OF the city, and new poles being put
up wherever necessary. A new Indian
apolis telephone switch board arrived yes
terday, and another one will be here to-
day or tomorrow, and all indications
point 10 the completion OF the lines and
beginning Of operations by June 10th.
VIZ have received copies Of the Woods
field Ga.stls and Spirit Of Democracy con.
tanning full and excellent reports Of the
King execution. Both papers displayed
unusual enterprise for country papers on
that occasion. The IETELLIGENcER repre-.
sentative who reported the affair should
have acknowledged his Indebtedness to
Messers. Goodrich and West some days
ago. for valuable iayors shown him while
at that place.