The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-05
Lo,,AL LACosICs.
sr,., note and Comment on Current City
Events.
TN Academy q Music is for rent.

Brief note and Comment on Current CITY
Events.
TIE Academy Of Music is for rent.
A LARGE number Of English potters and
their families viii be engaged In the new
pottery.
TuE steamer Courier, on her last trip i
up, brought over serenty'aVe passengers
to this city.
THE steamer Welcome brought to our
landing large number Of oil barrels on
her last trip. i
A MAMMOTH three.year old call, raised
by John Harris, Of Belmont county, Ohio,
weighs $500 pounds.
COMMON Pleas Court opens at St. Claire
vile on Tuesday, November 9th. The
term will be 9 long one.
Mr.. BENSON, OF Benson's Ferry, has sold
his interest in the business and retired.
The Morgan heirs are the purchasers.
A NUMBER Of the flags that were used to
decorate residences for Wednesday nights
demonstration were stolen and carried
away.
TIE Committee on Accounts is called to
meet at the City Building, this evening
at hali.past ] o'clock, to transact its usual
business.
A SECTION Of the Salvation Army has
arrived at Wheeling. 1t will require sew
eral regiments TO save the Nail CITY
GueyrIty, (Ol Tnna.
TIE Republicans Of West Liberty will
have q grand Notification and torch light
procession on Monday evening next. to
celebrate the recent victories.
Over in the Fifth ward, the banner
Democratic ward in the city, they were
parading on the strength Of RegiE'er
grapevine dispatch yesterday.
Miss CAROLINE HRLLYER, who recently
spoke in this city, addressed the people at
Cambridge, Ohio, last Sunday, on the
Conspiracy against marriage"
TUE Young Mems Junior Garfield and
Arthur Olub will meet at their head
quarters this evening to transact important
business. A good attendance ia desired.
A DISGUISED Democrat says We beat
Weaver anyhow. We have tried every.
thing but preacher on the people and
thew have beaten them all. Let's try q
preacher next.
| ARRANGEMENTS are being completed 70
demonstrate In grand style Saturday night
Clubs from abroad will be here, and il the
weather is favorable, the biggest affair
OF the campaign will take place.
"A DANCING club has been organized by
4 number Of the young men in Bellaire
Thev will meet on Saturday evenings, and
have secured the services OF I. 7. Cock
ayne's orchestra for the season. They are
called the "HaPpy Six"
some portions OF Jacob street In the
Eighth ward sre sadly in need OF filling
lin, At every heavy rainfall the wateI
flows into the low places and makes 8
miniature canal, which ia extremely IN
pleasant 10 the inhabitants oil that neigh
borhood.
TELEPHONES have been placed in Nc
Lains drug store, Lange, Grade and Baird
store, the German Bank, and Diehl & Co..
grocery, in this city. There is also one II
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh depot a
Bellaire, connected with this city. Ont
hundred and sixty.three are now in ust
hereabouts
THERE will be preaching at the Hebrew
Temple this evening, by the newly elected
Rabbi, Rev. NJ. Sessler, who will deliver
his inaugural sermon. Subject: "Wel
come TO his people," as delivered by thu
High Priest when he stepped in the TEN
pie OF his People. The public are cor
daily INVITED.
Az incident in the election at Barnes
vile, Ohio, was the voting Of ftty.sil
Young men who had never before voteC
for President. They formed procession
at the post office square and marched IN
a body to the polls, preceded by drun
corps and banner with the device, Gar
field, First vote for President"
VIZ stated yesterday morning, in ouI
. report OF Wednesday nights proceedings
. that at the residence OF a. Allen Howell
there was exposed transparency havini
for an inscription, "Chinee no WASHED
Democratic dirty linen" There was NJ
, such transparency exposed by MI. Howell
and our report was based on Information
| volunteered by outside parties.
The Committee on Water Works met Al
the City Building last evening: There
we're present Superintendent Riddle anc
Messrs. Kimberly, Hall, Caldwell anC
Criswell. Having failed 10 obtain q
quorum, the committee did not proceed
70 regular business, but audited miscel
Ilaneous claims to the amount OF severa
hundred dollars and adjourned.
In the suit OF the Pullman Palace Cai
! Company against the B. & o. Company
) TO enioin the latter from using their OWE
? sleepers on their own lines, decision has
i been rendered in the United States Cour'
. at Washington in favor OF the b. q D
Company. The new sleepers have been
in use on the main stem for some time
and they will now be put on all lines with
out delay.