The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-28
Brief Mention.


Brief Mention.
CIRCUS day.
The show irresponsible for the rain.
The rural population will be in in fore,
to-day. -
oSE deed Of trust was admitted to record
Saturday.
TT. CocKAYNE, with full orchestra, was
at the Park yesterday.
yRSEoR predicted this warm weather
Wepredict a snow storm next December
The Seventeenth street bridge will be re
floored this week. Work commences thil
morning.
MAYOR SWEENEY issues proclamation
recommending the celebration OF July 9th
for the Fourth.
ANuMBER OF Garfield and Arthur poles
are to be erected at Martins Ferry by
private parties.
The Etha iron mills, at Etnaville, will
run three days this week and then shut
down till July6.
ATEAM belonging to Peter Bachman ran
of on the island yesterday, and smashed
tne Venlcle 10 pieces. tts
A PICNIC at Hornbrooks Park, under
the auspices Of the North Street NJ. L.
Sunday school, is announced for to.mor-
row.
TnE number OF cars on the Elm Grove
railroad will be increased to-day by the
addition OF several airy open summer
cars.
VIEwIG's BAND has gone in with Kra.
mer, and the two now number seventeen
pieces, and will make grand campaign
band.
The new bell for the Church OF the I'm.
maculate Conception arrived Saturday,
and was used little yesterday, and will
be hoisted to the tower tomorrow.
TnR Workingmen's Christian Temper.
ance Union No. will hold meeting on
Thursday evening for the purpose OF
electing officers for the next six months.
WHEELING LODGE No. 0, l. o. o. F., elect
ed the following officers last evening:
David Nesbitt, N. G.; Frederick Bye, Y.
g.; A. McClaskey, Secretary, and Jacob
Morris, Treasurer.
THE annual examinations Of applicants
for positions in public schools OF the city
isannounced to take place In the Third
Ward school House, commencing at 8
o'clock this morning.
The directors OF the Elm Grove Street
Car Company are talking OF running a
telephone from their office in the city to
their office at Elm Grove. Itwould be a
great convenience to the public.
THE steamer Pres Ellison will run an
extra trip Monday evening, leaving Bel
laire at $3.50 Pm, and leaving Wheeling
on the returnat II 80 for the accommoda-
ton Of those wishing to attend the circus
at Wheeling.
THERE will be meeting OF young Re-
publicans between the ages OF q and So
at Walters Hall, on Friday evening next,
for the purpose OF organizing Garfield
and Arthur Club. An invitation is cor
daily extended to all.
The Etna Glass and Manufacturing
Company, Of Bellaire, o., announce that
they will be in operation by July lat, and
will give special attention TO stem ware,
goblets. Capt. R. T. Devries
is President OF this works.
Ar the solicitation Of some OF the young
sters junior Garfield club will be organ
lied at Veteran Hall on Tuesday evening
next. to be composed OF boys from II to
81 years OF age. All young Republicans
are invited to join the organization and
help along the "boom."
A YOUNG man bearing the illustrious
name OF Winfield Scott Hancock Wait
made his debut TO the Eight Ward yester.
day morning. Mr.. l. William Is now
happier than II he had received the DEM
ocratic nomination for assessorship.
A SON Of Henry Goetze, while the DEM
ocrats were celebrating last Thursday
night, fell through a window and cut bis
head severely. 1t was found that some Of
the leaders were severed and bruised, and
the young man is in very dangerous
condition, loCk.jaw being imminent.
DURING the storm Of Saturday afternoon
George MCGOWAN and son and Barney Nc.
Laughlin took refuge in an old she'd near
the oil refinery in EastWheeling, in which
they remained until it had passed, and
started to leave 1t when the old structure
fell, and portion OF 1t falling upon Nc.
Laughlin injured him severely.
Members and friends OF the NJ. Z. Sun
day School, together with the Sunday
School OF the Thomson NJ. E. Church will
have an excursion and picnic at Barton,
Ohio, via @. I. v. & W. r. r., on Satur.
day, July Sd. Tickets for the round trip
are only 80 cents for adults and 10 cents
for children under twelve years. The ex.
cursion trains will leave La Belle and
Riverside landings at $3.50 and 7:90 A. NJ,
and Bridgeport at 6:45 and 7;45 A. NJ, and
l2:2OP. NJ; returning, leave the grove at
$3.50 Pm.
The party that left West Liberty last
week on the hunt OF VIM. Steele captured
him near Freeport, Greene county, and
brought him back as far as Burnsyille,
where they putup. The wholeparty went
to bed up stairs, and sometime during the
night Steele made a march on the sleeping
guard by stealing out through the window
and nothing has been heard OF him since.
Lieut.. Curtis was in town Saturday and re.
ported that q posse OF men-"Red mem
were on the look out for him and thought
he would be captured before many days.
Lieutenant Curtis left for Littleton where
Steele Ia supposed TO be in hiding.
HON. BEN. WILSON.