The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-02

AElNI Atuuohs
The Etna mill was idle Yesterday from
Iome cause.
TnE Centennial Jubilee Singers are at
he St. Charles.
TIE paper mill at Fulton Is full Of or
lers at present :.
'sou,pr MAYEs, oqwest Alexander, had
!, 59S couples up to Friday last.
The Supreme Court will meet to.mor-
row. This session will be for decisions.
THE boilers were of at the LaBelle glass
works yesterday on account Of material
JOHN ARCHIBALD, q commercial traveller
from this city, has gone to Kansas 70 To-
cate.
Cor. FRED MILLER, janitor Of the U. s.
Court room, has fitted that chamber up In
good style for this session.
TT. CocxAYSE went out on the Balh-
more and Ohio Railroad last evening TO
play for q party near Cameron.
THE cellar OF Arnhold Friedhoft, on
alley 10, was robbed Of quite quantity oil
provisions one night last week.
THERE were two cases Of assault and
battery before Squire Phillips yesterday,
but they were continued generally.
sxrY.oSE deeds and thirty.four deeds Of
trust were admitted TO recond in the office
Of the County Clerk during February.
THE Union Temperance meeting will!
take place Thursday night at the Third
Presbyterian Church instead oil this even
ing.
ZANE street, on the Island, underwent
thorough cleaning and scraping at the
hands Of the Street Commissioner yester
DAY.
THE new American Telegraph is in full
blast in this city, and we were told yester
day to look out for q reduction in rate
soon.
The Board Of Directors OF the Children
Home will meet this afternoon ct 8 o'clocl
at the Office Of Henry X. List, on Mali
street.
TIE Wilson Blues, Of Burton, and tn
Camden Guards, Of Moundsyille, hay
been disbanded on the order Of Adjutan
General Wood.
The erection Of new telegraph line
along the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
means competition with the Westerl
Union Company.
OFFICER SULLIVAN arrested peddler
tinware from Bellaire yesterday an,
locked him up. His name Is Josepl
Leyden. No license.
Tue Governor yesterday commissioner
G. W. Crapp as Second Lieutenant OF tn
New Creek Guards. The companyis sail
TO be in fine condition.
THE extra men OF the Fire Department
are nearly all off. Their designations tool
effect yesterday. Their places will be flle'
at once BY Chief Eccles.
A SISTER OF Miss Teresa Flanagan, VIII
was buried yesterday, has been lying II
spasms since the death Of her sister, ant
her life Is despaired oil.
The Whitaker Iron Works, which hav
been of for the last ten days or tw,
weeks repairing the machinery, &C., viii
resume tomorrow morning.
APsopos OF Councilmanic excursions
Capt. Cowan, Of the Committee on Lights
announces the next one to Menlo Park
N. J., TO inspect the electric light.
THE weather has been favorable and th
street scrapers have the mud scraped a
In nice little piles to be washed away b
the next dash OF rain 10 their original posi
ton.
Ell. GooDRIcu will have hearing To
morrow morning at the jail. His prelim
mary examination was to have been ha
yesterday, but the Prosecuting Attorne,
was otherwise engaged.
JAKE BowS wanted to domicile himsel
on the pavement in the Eighth ward yes
serday morning, but Officer Sullivan pro
vided him with more comfortable quar-
ters in the Eighth ward station house.
JACOB SruLL was committed to Jail yes
terday by U. s. Commissioner Hanniba
Forbes on charge Of selling liquor with
out having first taken out the special II
cense. B. ]. CAMPBELL made the arrest
A missionary meeting will be held ii
the Third Presbyterian Church this even
ing at half.past seven o'clock. The meet
| ing will be addressed by Mrs. DR.. Gun
ming and Others. All are cordially in
vited.
We were shown, yesterday. some oil
time campaign badges Of 1886 and 1910
The design and execution OF the badges i
finer than we indulge in even in these ex
trayagant times, and show that the en-.
thusiasm OF the people was not limited.
THE American Union Telegraph Com
pany is pushing It's lines over the countr.
with great energy. On Saturday nigh
the workmen connected Washington will
Pittsburgh, and now they are going west
ward towards Wheeling along the line o
the Hemp6eld Railroad Washington Pa.
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