The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-12
Brief Mention.


TIE soldies' Monument won't be dedi-
Gated July Fourth.
CALlx says his Directory will be out in
about three weeks.
The census takers are rapidly reaching
the end Of their work.
TIE Soldiers Monument has got Its
managers into PscE Of trouble.
ANOTHER Cremation Society has been
organized. This time In ST Louis.
Wool will not command more than 40
cents this this spring, 50 buyers say.
A 10Y out in Washington county, Pa,
was killed by wrestling day er..two ago
RuSHARp CONRAD was badly injured
while working at the B. & o. machine
shop yesterday.
A LITTLE child OF Henry Bechter, oil the
Eighth ward, broke its arm above the ell
bow Thursday. DR.. Pipes reduced the
fracture.
JACOB street is a perfect success-that Is,
the improvements are, and now make the
Chairman on Streets, Alleys and Grades
Assessor and he will be supremely happy.
YES, it Is rather hot; but as 6. W. At
kipson remarked at the Opera House
Thnrsday night, ave intend TO make It
good deal hotter for the Democrats before
November"
THE Benevolent Society OF Zion Luther.
an Church, assisted by the Ladies Society,
viii give q grand pic mic at Green's Grove,
saturday, June 18th, for the benefit oil the
CONGREGATION.
KRAMRRs Band came home from Nor
uantowu last night and went out TO Horn
brooks Park, where they played for
party OF young folks belonging 10 the Har'
monte Gunerchor.
'soUiRE PHnIPs issued fifteen waerant'
for different offenders yesterday. Tht
participants in Thursdays rows in "slack
Town" East Wheeling, and on the whar
we're included in the list.
Mrs. MERRELL, who lives near the Creek
and her two children were attacked b!
rufians while on their way home iron
Barnilz picnic Wednesday night, but he
screams frightened of the sCoundrels.
PAT RooXRY's immense show will occu
nv the boards at the Opera House To
night. This is the largest and best shoV
on the road, and We do not doubt th.
house will be crowded. Tickets at Lucas
MR. n. REILLY says Gallaher told tn
truth at the Clarksburg Convention, II
regard to the talk between him BELLY
and Baker in reference to railroad trans
nortatlun for delegates. There were ais
other truths told that day by Gallaher.
BENJAMIN RlcEY, Of Prosperity, Revc
iutionary soldier, died recently at the re
variable age OF iOl years, and was burie'
A. Upper Ten Mile. His daughter, Mrs
Ollie, wife OF Uniel Ollie, aged 10 yeart
made three boquets for his grave with ne
own hands.-CldyriLk SertTst. Too thin
DR..
sHERIYy TxaLE says he didn't propos
TO be crushed between two great bodies
the Clarksburg Convention, and chos
what he considered the best solution OIL 10
problem. He didn't appear, and Bake
confidently thinks be won't appear
Washington as a member o. the Fort!
seventh Congress.
YESTERDAY was warm day, the warn
est of the season. Mr.. Schnepf furnisht
us Sjth the variations OF the thermomett
. which he gives as follows: Z a. NJ, So;
AN, 02; 8 A. NJ, 90; l0A. ", SO; II AN
06; l2 ", 9S; l P. N, 0S; 2 p. NJ, 9S; 8
NJ, 81; 4 P. NJ, SO; 5 r. NJ, So; q !. M, y
7P. NJ, 92; sP.M., 50.
ONE OF the city Justices Of the Peat
says il the present system Of eleCtionee
ing is kept up until alter the election b
will get rich. The different candidate
treat the boys, and the boys get drunk an
fight, and the State taxes them for 1t. !
the long run the beer costs the drink
more than the candidate.
A MAN employed by Boden the hou!
painter made narrow escape from dealt
or very serious accident, yesterday NOR
ling. He was mounted on a very hig
ladder which was leaned against DR.. Y
rich's house, in North Wheeling, and
buggy passing caught the ladder and tiltt
Il nearly over, but it was fortunate
caught for Mr. Boden and hsld fast.
JUDGE CRASMRR, yesterday, granted Il
;. injunction asked for by Daniel Peck, Esq
. and others, restraining the trustees OF Il
, Soldiers Monument from erecting sal
. monument at the intersection OF Fou
! teenth and Chapline streets. Copies We
! served on Dr.. Logan, Geo. K. Whea
Samuel Laughlin, Mayor A. ]. Sweene
i and Philip Schuele. The return will
made at the July term OF Court.
MAJOR PERRY GRIFFIN, Of the Roc
Island and Pacific railroad, was in the Gil
day or two ago in the interest OF
gigantic excursion to San Francisco au
other points In the great West. This e!
cursion will leave Chicago, June S0th,
: noon, and can be made for SIPS; ticke
good for ninety days. Yosemite, MouI
Shaata, the Big Tress and many oth'
points are readily accessible from station
, on this route and can be reached at 10
rates. Taking into consideration Ii
cheapness OF the trip, the season Of Ii
year and other advantages, this is decided
the most attractive excursion offered
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