The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-30

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STREET CAR No. 8 ran over mans foot,
down in the Eighth ward, yesterday, and
crushed 1t badly.
TnB "Pewiky" road viii sell tickets at
very low rates TO the boat race at the Hull
ton course next Saturday.
The Superintendent ofthe Elm Grove
R. R. has purchased several horses for the
company in the last few days.
Col. BEN WILsoN will leave town this
morning. He Is well satisfied with the
condition OF his fences in this vicinity.
BILLY HEusER, the champion bartender,
has accepted aposition at the New Nc
Lure House, and has charge OF the bar
there.
The reception at the Park last evening
by number OF the young folks OF Elm
Grove, Tfiadelphia and Wheeling, was o
pleasant affair.
TnE North Street N. E. Sunday School
picnic has been postponed until Friday,
July I'd. The cars leave Eleventh street
at $3.50 o'clock.
THE effect OF the recent heavy rain on
The wheat, cut or uncut, must be disas-
trous, unless we have considerable sum
shine to-day or tomorrow.
McCARRIcK, the man who was so severe
lly wounded by the explosion OF the can
non at the Democratic Notification Satur-
day night, died last night at s o'clock.
SuERIPP RossLRR, OF Kanawha county,
drought two prisoners 10 the Penitentiary
Monday, and Sheriff P. F. Duffy, OF Web
ster county, five others the same day.
A NUMBER Of the delegates to the Repub
llican Congressional and State Conyen'
lions, which meet at Grafton to-day, LEI
for that place on the various trains yester
day. l
Work on the repairs OF Zane stree
bridge was begun last Sunday and new
floor neatly laid. The remaining portion
of this road will be completed next Sun
day.
WE are requested by Mrs. Neidert tc
return thanks on her behalf 10 the liver!
stable keepers for the kind donation 0
hacks used at the funeral OF her son OF
Monday morning.
l.THE young men who were to meet a
Walters Hall on Friday evening hav'
changed the place to Parker's Hall. Tit
meeting is for the purpose Of organizing
Garfield and Arthur club.
The following officers were elected las
might by Excelsior Lodge No. 40, !. .. y
If: N. g., J. II. Stuhl; V. g., Ed. Hay
Secretary, j. NJ. Greer; Treasurer, VIM
IEmblen; Trustee, Geo. McCully.
CApr. BEN GOODWIN, pilot OF the Annie
IRslIv had his ankle injured Yesterday BY
line wheel in the pilot house OF the boat
He was removed to his residence on thu
Island in carriage, where he will likely
remain for some time.
The machinery at the Gas Works haI
been thoroughly oyerhauled and repaired
|by Superintendent Dillon. The engine
has been repacked, the cylinder bored GU
and repaired and the whole apparatus pu
lin better condition than 1t ever was.
THE. editor OF the american Protestafl
has concluded to establish branch-otfic'
lfor his paper in this city, where those In
.lterested in these secret organizations car
lind proper information and be better pre-
pared to advance the principles oil the or
foundations.
GEORGE WRisGERBER has made arrange
lments with the p, @. & st. l.. railroad, fol
a percentage on all passengers to the boa
race between him and Kennedy on the
|3lst of July at Pittsburgh, between Steu
benville and Pittsburgh, Wheeling anC
Pittsburgh, and Washington, Pa, anc
Pittsburgh.
CONSTABLE MARTIN yesterday captured
JEFF Davis standing on Market street, II
front OF the Mcclure House, and Squire
Philips committed him to jail in default
OF $l00 bail, to await action by the Coun'
lty Court Grand Jury on the charge Of
petit larceny, lodged against JEFF by Con
stable Love.
CHARLIE, son OF Biddle Jones, Of North
Weeling, narrowly escaped drowning yes
|terday. He, in company with a boy
named Connolly, was in boat, and Jone:
Ifell out, but was rescued through the hero
ism of young Connolly, who plunged in
after him, and as he sank the third time
dragged him out.
The funeral Of Waah. v. Dunbar takes
place this morning a. 10 o'clock, from ~
residence Of his wife's father, City Re,
ceiver ]. NJ. Todd. The obse9uies will
be under the auspices Of Bates Lodge No.
SO, F. & A. NJ, OF this city, of which the de-
ceased was member, and will be attend
ed by the Masonic fraternity in body
Mr.. Dunbar was also member OF Lum'
herman Lodge OF Knights Of Honor, Of
Chicago, and the Lodge Of that organiza'
ton in this city will pay its last respects
to their deceased brother memory to-day
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