The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-28
LOCAL LACoNICs.
Brief tote and Comment ON CurrSnt city
Events.

n several localities.
The Arlington Stove Works are running
q their fullest capacity, and orders are
olenty.
Tur Eighth Ward Garfield and Arthur
Club wilt hold business meeting this
evening at Westwood's Hall.
TuRRE will be meeting OF the Regi.
mental officers at the Fourth Ward Repub'
lican headquarters this evening.
THE Governor yesterday pardoned O.
L. Duvall, OF Braxton county, sent 10 the
penitentiary in 1878 for three years.
THE last meeting of the Bryant Literary
Society was q veIy entertaining one, ana
he society Is now in founshipg conoi'
ton.
T. T. CocKAYNE will play for q large re-
ception at the residence OF one OF our
prominent citizens in the North End Dat
urday evening.
Tue machinists at sweeney's lower shop
have been compelled to work day and
night for some time past in order TO Keep
up with the demand.
TuE hose at the Vigilant and United
enpine houses was tested yesterday, and
bevond the bursting OF several sections, II
stood the test first rate.
A NUMBER Of the members Of the Silver
leaf Social OF our city will attend the
1pening ball Of the Silver Leaf Social al
Oglebay's Hall tomorrow evening.
THE Island Republicans are to be ad'
dressed by.a speaker from Ohio to.mor.
row night. The meeting will be held in
he wigwam Of the Garfield and Arthur
club.
TuE coopers at Hubbard's cooper shops
who have been idle for some time on &c
count OF q scarcity OF hoops, are again 81
work, as a quantity Of hoops have beer
received. r..
The little child OF Henry Dickman, o.
the Seventh ward, that was 80 badly
burned several days ago, Is improving a.
fast as could De expected under the CIR
eumstanCes.
TEE members OF the Fifth Street (color
ad) church have concluded to hold festi
val this evening and Friday evening, thu
proceeds OF which will be devoted to 70
pairing the church.
A MAN named Ferguson jumped from
moving train on the Baltimore and ohlt
road a. day or two ago, and sustained
broken arm thereby. Dr.. John A. Camp
BILE, OF this city attended the unfortunate
A HORSE belonging to Mrs. Long got ont
II his feet through the flooring OF TIT
Zane street bridge yesterday and was 81
severely injured in his struggles TO extri
.aie himself that he will die. The horsl
is valued at $3.50.
THE Fourth Ward Garfield and Arthu
club will meet at it's hall on Market street
this evening, to take into consideration
The invitation TO go TO Pittsburgh, Satur
day morning. The Captain would like Il
see full attendance.
LAST night some sneak thief robbed tn
pantry Of the house Of Chris. Lied, CIT!
editor OF the Volksbldn, Of all the edible
in it. A young man was seen IN TN
building about eleven o'clock, and 1t i
supposed that he Is the thiei.
| YESTERDAY morning about 10 o'clock, a
laborer named Hahn was engaged in ex
cayating for new building ut Manches
ter, a large mass Of earth gave way AM
falling upon him, crushed and broke on
| OF his arms in terrible manner. Dr.
Allen attended him.
CAMPBELL WAUGH, Esq, has presente'
Capt. Ed. TAFT, the genial and popula
lcouductor on the Pewiky, with a pair Q
iull.Llooded merino lambs. The CaptatI
sent them to his farm upin Beaver county
Pa, and expects to become line WOOL
grower on small scale.
AN official notice in our advertising col
lnmns this morning notifies the YOun
Mems Garfield and Arthur Club to NEE
at Assembly Hall this evening at half:pas
even, The object OF the meeting is t
transact business in reference to the trif
| to Pittsburgh, and all who Gontemplat
visiting that city will see the importanc
Of being present.
The Third Ward Garfield and Arthu
tClub will meet at their hall at 1880 o'cloc
his evening to complete arrangements 10
going to Pittsburgh on Saturday morning
All members OF the club who intend goinl
must come to this meeting and havs thei
names registered, as we must have tn
number required before going. Com
one, come all, as this will be the bos'
meeting.
MORNING has been heard for SOM
time OF the condemnation suit OF tn
IT,, G. & St. L. R. R. Co. agains
the B. & o. We understand, how
ever, that this case was argued before tn
Supreme Court Of Appeals last August
and a decision in the matter ia now beinl
awaited. The suits in equity are still
pending in the United States Distric
Court, where they are likely to pend 70
some time ahead.