The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-07

terdsy, by Clerk Hook.
HERMANN HISS, Of this city, is now in
Leadyille, Col. He Is not favorably i'm.
pressed with that section.
In a little fuss on board the Telegram, at
Moundsville, Monday, one Of the picknick.
ers had his head badly punched.
john OWENS paid 81 and costs yesterday
by order Of the Police Justice for allowing
q dog to run at large without collar.
TIE Colored Republicans Of the city
held a meeting at the Hope Hose Hall
last evening which was well attended.
FRANK DEK1S, of the Eight ward hose
company, had his thumb mashed at the
Ore Sunday night, in the Eighth ward.
THE American Union Telegraph mess
epger boys have come out in bran new.
and brilliant uniforms, and are now full
fledge dsoldiers.
So HEAVY fog prevailed last night
about 12 o'clock that the figures on the
Capital clock dial were not distinguishable
from Market street.
WE were very much panied to hear oil
the death OF little child OF Thomas Rose,
foreman Of Hose Company No. 2. The
death took place Monday.
REV. JAMES NJ. THoBuRS, D. D., pastor
of the large Methodist Church at Calcut.
ia, India, will preach in the Fourth street
NJ. E. Church next Sunday.
MAyER's brass and string band, under
the dictatorship Of August Kryer, will 60
down the river to Darlington with the del
sSa,;on NJ Masons from this CITY.
es %.s. Ia. s-nn,,s ana t,yo drnrk and dis,
Two plan ult i;ssaaad " a. .ha poI;ce
otueIies meie u's spaose;na Cod anonsh
~ T ye, that lasted three whole days
i'i : ou' ~ ~ 80 - 80. ,ndriaad T.
"A huhs n;n a -, pssments Monday evenine
pyIoieSn a .'.aa nn noncsrtaJ afFort IN cels.
put sne e,., wa r ~ Sra wnrEa or ntberwse
Dfase' e''net "'tI ~ va y, 80, - I ~
A coNaITTEE Of the oung men len. . nan.
COCK ana Englisnn, oluo me. .ast LII .Si.
az me Slty puiiains. npph;e ~ ,onn 'a
CLUB % Limited ~ i.s a me ~ aad an young
men Det"eeh tne ases y. n y a.N w.
The managers Oh the oniioren.s home
OF the city Of Wheeiing request us 70 ask
all VINO may nave ~. u,i's na as in,med;a,ain
70 seho then ~ .ns 49, o ha naada for H.;
that arrangements t'"' W A">'' ''' ''''''
payment
A TRorTISd race has been arranged pc.
tween Tom Lists black horse, Harry
Warden, and a: M; wv wafer gre. hors u
Di' ,ote nIace SnSust Eth ON the Fail
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MONDAY aieu Ia TAI 10 W." thonabt yso ~,
ing ieyS Tresd % Ered Frats was careinl.
,oaaeu. au1 ~ ,aft hand w;tb a hnlIet
nuIs T.; n,s shioh ' m P;nes was nnabIe
10 nat h ~ ~; "'" ~ 'p'' 50 ~
Tar recrints at the Office Of the Internal
Reyenue Collector In this city in the fiscal
wear last mast exceeded those OF the year
nrecedin1 nv 10000. The aggregate re.
ce;nta last wear was were $4,000. Quite
a apod showing.
tn, drrnLo, Individuals started al
s;I, nnt s,raat usatardsv IN q bnnay and
whsn naar Tho Central Glass Works' back.
ed the horse and buggy over high en-
bankment to the railroad below, breaking
the buggy. No one was hurt.
MRs. SALL1E MASON was arranged before
,sonire Miller last evening on complaint
ri Henry Williams. who charged her with
having Committed an assault upon him.
Both parties are colored. Mrs. Mason
was bound over to keep the peace for six
months In penalty Of 500.
WE are pleased to see that those Eighth
ward lagoons are all full Of dirty water
and will soon be able to contribute their
mite toward increasing the mortality
statistics in that end OF the city. Diptheria,
tyhoid fever and such other results OF
these ponds during the last year have ap-
parently taught the authorities nothing.
.,.;.t h.., 80. :.
SuMgER o. Sisi M ~ po niah seAes as y.
left by the cars and had to walk home.
Their adventures would make most
moving tale. but at the time they were all
lost To sny sense OF the ENJOYABLE features
nj that walk. THEW kept The fields. most
". 10 avoid the mud, and forded the
streams.
VERY heavy rains iell all over this sec
hon OF country Monday evening. IN me
fields and fences and number OF wash.
outs ON the railroads are reported, though
none serious. ont on Peters' Run he
damage was particularly heavy, the rain
washing away the National Road bed in
some places, and making big inroads upon
the fields,
-, NJ
dESRY IRGMLE, an old lneoIiate was
received az the WORK HOUSE 91!s iast f M
oa:s;na S.;mL;na NIanSan he d;sd
from the results. Tremle was an old Of.
fender. He was buried from the Work