The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-11

1HE 1neAtfe Oomlqub nhu ROou Auuls
ence last night, for Monday.
THE delegates who arrived yesterday are
quartered at.the Mcclure House.
Tue school out at Pleasant Valley has
been closed for the summer season.
CHARLEY BEnLER has transformed the
old Belleview saloon into beautiful sum-
mer garden.
TIE West Virginia State Medical Society
will hold Its 18th annual meeting at Par-
kersburg June 10th, 1880.
DIR, REEVES is for Seymour, Of New
York, and Bishop, Of Ohio, for President
and viCe.President.
AMONG the recent elegant improvements
we notice is the new drug store oil Aleck
I. Young, on Virginia street.
Miss ABBIE WATSON, OF the South Side,
who has been visiting friends at Council
Bluffs, Iowa, has returned home.
Mn. Gro. Downs is lying Ill at his home,
In North Wheeling, with the, typhoiu
fever. He works at the cooper shops.
Mrs. MATT. scANLAS, Of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, is visiting at the residence Of MI
and Mrs. Ed. Ingram, on the South Side
A DOG belonging to Silss Corners bit a
child OF James Sadler, yesterday, In
East Wheeling. A policeman shot the an
imal.
orro HRss, wife and child, will leave for
Germany about the first OF June. large
number Of other Germans will accompany
them.
Tar Board OF Regents OF the West Vir;
ginia Institution for heDeaf, Dumb and
Blind, will meet in Romney on Wednes-
next, the 18th inst.
A COLLECTION OF ITO oil paintings, repre-
senting the inhabitants Of the different
countries on the face OF the earth, are on
exhibition at Behler's.
LETTERS remaining in the Postoflice un-
claimed, MAY II, 1880: Victor G. Blorde,
Fl. I. Boyd, Miss Minnie Koran, +.
Strauss, Jas. Syphers, A. Strosnider.
The Harmonic Maennerchor, in their
matutinal excursion Sunday to the stamm
House, out the pike, serenaded Fulton,
the Hemp6eld tunnel and other principal
points.
Much complaint is heard from residents
on the Island concerning the ravages oil
cows which are allowed to run at large,
and which manage TO enter gardens III
spite Of gates and fences.
ATTENTION Is called 10 the advertisement
oil the steamer hudson, an mus;noi E. Sa
cnfaion 70 lne E WnaaII.a Nue. In,h a, IN
ohe VIII iea'e E y neG a.. sonnJ Tin Sio
ociock Il Ne F'e i0' ioa"S' '-p
The Register man Yesterday unaertop I
to correct statement IN . a.euS Saa",as
paper, anu ~ uoins t ~ s"'" M ne" c,nrsa Le
sharon hau NO oaus guy =, co,,rsS eSorv.
- wrong, 40 h.o uSu" y "N" " 'N w.
oouy et'e Ano" r.,.,.,,,. ,..o.ao :,
a LARGE number o. niue ioiks sesse Ma1s
assembled at me residences 9l a. - l is,s
stead, SCUM broaaWay, lsiInu ~ Ie.e
Drate the ioufth piftnuay " nis uausa .uea
Flora, anu a. ,;, ts ssh;ISren n'eto'N ""'
passeu " .no "seo -. sn 80 .ro h,,,;n, .
IHE miiiiia, over tne tlNet' afe having q
scare lest they De sent up 10 wayne Coun'
~ to quell the strikes among the p MINERS
This accounts Tor me NUMBER Oh pe!'alie,
st. Clairsyilie anu p WheSS;n" oosS one
sees on the streets OIL " neessng'
The Methodist preachers anu otne ,ts
who came from out oi tne wy " .aaG
passage on the courier lof Ihe o n,a.,a ~
conference, yesterday hela caucus III
front OF the stamm house any unani'
mously nominated Grant ior Q thlrn teftl'
The Committee on Fire Department
met last night and attended to the usual
routine business, necessary to making up
its report for this evenings meeting o.
Council. Chiei Eccles anu Alessrs. hanu C:
Ian and WolVineton were I'll VINO were
present.
PoTATo bugs made their first appearance
few DAYS since, but they have obeyed the
Bible injunction to increase and multi.
ply" with hearty-vim. They now spend
their days on fence posts, viewing the
landscape round in search oil the tenaer
shoots OF the early potatoes
THE steamer Courier left this city last
night with a large party OF Methodist
ministers, their wives, members Of their
congregations, &C., for Cincinnati, to at
tend the NJ. E. General Conference in SEES
sion there. Capt. Asa Booth was in COM
mand. A fulllist OF the party has already
been published.
CoScERSISa the case OF 8. I. Miller,
whose arrest for arson at Bellaire we
chronicled yesterday, the Bellaire Bulletin
says: at Is thought by leading citizens
that there is no truth in the charge, and
that the Grand Jury will find no bill
against Miller. The evidence upon which
he was arrested was purely circumstan'
tial."
The Committee on Streets. Allies and
Grades, met last NIGHT al the CITY Build
inc one Of the number, Int the Commit.
tee objected, and The scribe with the am.
brosial locks was considerate enough to
retire by REQUEST. Il is understood thai
the Committee will tonight ask Council
for annronr;ations aVvre1atinv S37 XII az