The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-18
SCRAPS OF NEWS,
Gathered Hore aud There BY IntslII.
Saana. RenorfaFn,

gencef Reporters.
The coal dealers are 30 busy they know
not which way 10 turn.
A SON Of Mr.. Lewis Weltzell is lying
very low with typhoid fever.
Mn. WV. Corrs, OF North Wheeling, Is
once more able to beat his post oil duty.
.oSE deed OF trust was recorded and one
marriage license issued by Recorder Hook
yesterday.
TuE ferry boat Eureka, Of Martin q Fer.
ry. has been dismantled and the hull is
now lying high and dry on the shore.
Mr.. s. A. CocxArSE, the world.re.
aowned sheep breeder, OF Marshall coun-
~. is visiting his cousin, T. I. oockayne.
Of this city. -
grocery man, who has been on the sick
list for a number OF weeks, Is once more
able to be out In the streets.
Mr.. sRIBERT has o large force at work
cutting Ice and 10 filling bis Ice houses
very rapidly. Anumber OF butchers out
al Fulton have their houses filled.
P.D. CARROLL gave bail in the sum Of
s. 900 yesterday before Squire VIM. Phil.
| ips TO answer o charge OF telonious assault
and battery, preferred by VIM. Muldoon.
A LARGE masquerade is booked for
Moundsyille OF an early date, at the Hen
rIetta House. T. 7. Cockayne will play,
A large number from our city will 60
down. .Llt.8., :,
Bellaire now, There are thirty sub
lscribers TO the exchange, and as soon az
the additional instruments come to hand
they will be put up.
Mr.. JouS BALL has Just received q barge
load OF saw dust from Rayenswood, which
he is having hauled to his new Ice house
out at Pleasant Valley It was towed up
by the Belle Prince.
]. Nc. Woops, formerly molder al
Hobbs. Brockunier' & Co.'s, but lately
working at Steubenville, Is very sick a.
that town with typhoid fever. He will be
removed to his home, in this city, as soor
as possible. cu.,
property Yesterday, on Maine street, wes
eide. below Twelfth. This bnilding wa
formerly occupied by the Lantern Com
pany, and was damaged by fire. 1t Will
be put in good order.
WIN, MuLpoos was before Squire Felbel
Yesterday morning, charged with felonioui
assault and battery by P. D. Carroll, bu
AZ there was some obstacle to the hearing
al the time the further hearing was post
poned until Monday next.
snERrrr TIxoLr left yesterday for Clay
|, Court House, taking with him james
lLytle. the horse thief, who was captureC
, here aday or two ago. The Sheriff will
he gone nearly week, as the trip vii
, nave to be made by way Of Charleston.
JAMES surroS, suspicious character
, who ia accused Of assaulting william
Bowman in Koeber's saloon, on Marke
street on the eth OF November last, wa
captured by Officer Price yesterday. H'
has been out Of the city since the assault
took place.
SQUIRE PaILIPs informs US that nint
bottling cellars In Centre Wheeling bsv.
suspended business, and he thinks before
/ long thstthe bottling cellar nuisances vii
be abated. He says they must all close Al
they have no possible right to carry OF
such business.
A cARot the morning local train on the
lC-T.V. XIV. Railroad left the track neal
. Bruce's Station at 9 O'Clock YESTERDAY
morning. The accident was caused BY
the spreading OF the track. The car wa
badly broken, but no one was injured
. Conductor Westervelt sigpaled the en-
. eineer in O second and the train was stop
ned, There was delay OF about thirty
minutes, and the passengers were brough
, through in the caboose In time for con
THE Lin,ly Echo, which in former year
has been bright and spicy little journal
appeared yesterday afternoon after an alb
sence Of some months. tits fully as pretty
! newsy. fresh and attractive as oil yore ane
we are glad to welcome 1t. 1t is under
the editorial control OF r. Edgar Hall, r
Harry Smyth, and Ed. NJ. Holiday, who
are among the best students OF the Inst
Itute. and under their management VIII
move a success. Harry Franzheim IL
business manager. a,
THE Council Committee on Streets, AL
lleys and Grades, met according 70 an
nouncement, at the Pottery, in South
Wheeling, yesterday afternoon. Chair,
man Walt, and Messrs. Boring, Caldwell
: and Hamilton were present. Their pur
nose was to consider the proposition "a
open a railway switch in an alley at the
east aide Of the Pottery for the shipping
convenience Of that institution; Finding
that objections existed among the proper
: erty owners adjoining the alley, and thai
toward ard permitting permit lie construction # said
switch. an injunction would probably BIZ
applied for, nothing was done. The Com
mittee adjourned with the hope that the
interested parties might effect q compfo'
mise in regard TO the matter.
REpusLIcAs PRIMARIES The primary
elections will be held in the several wards
Of this city this evening, the polls opening
| at . o'clock and closing at 9r. N. There IL
very little apparent excitement prevailing
but deep interest il being manifested in
the outcome, By conservative citizens. For
Mayor several persons have been named
Dr.. r. II. Logan and 0. @. Dewey, Esq
Tia 6rat Of these gentlemen assured III