The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17

policeman . III u now happy one
A BLANK at police court yesterday, the
first for several months.
THE telephone will be put In the city
buildings within three days, says Manager
Wolf
Two deeds Of trust and one cemetery
deed were admitted to record yesterday by
Clerk Hook.
Born the Municipal and Circuit Courts
adjourned yesterday without transacting
any business.
ALBERT MABs was presented with.
very large owl yesterday and has added 1t
To his museum.
wM. WHBB was badly burned about the
shoulders and sides yesterday at the
Riverside Mill.
JIMMY W1RR was badly hurt at the
Riverside Mill yesterday while at work at
the machinery.
THERE will be Sacred Concert at Horn:
brooks Park tomorrow. Kramers full
band will give 1t.
ERNEST KLEpPxRR, an Eighth ward
saloonist, had adouble-barreled gun stolen
from his place few days ago.
TuR mail on the Bellaire and South
western railroad now leaves Bellaire at
8 80 P. NJ, instead Of in the morning.
MAY FISHER, daughter OF August Fisher
ofthe Eighth ward, was badly scalded yes
terday, bya boiler Of hot coffee falling up.
on her.
ONE OF the delivery wagons Of Chris.
Behrens was badly torn up yesterday al.
tefnoon. The horse attached TO 1t ran of
on Fifteenth street.
OFFICER Miller now patrols the Third
Ward, Gillespie the Fourth and Sullivan
tho Fifth. The other policemen remain
upon their old beats.
A DRuExEs 1rishman attempted TO WHIP
several persons on La Belle street Thus
day night, but was severely thrashed by 9
coal digger whom he had tackled.
JOHN CooPEs, foreman OF the United
Engine, had one OF his ribs broken the
night OF the Prather fire by falling from q
ladder, and was otherwise injured.
SEVERAL full blood Attorney calves
were taken bown to the farm OF Henry
Muhleman, at Beech Hill Bottom, yester
ld,y morning, They were raised on the
fam of ~ L. shafer, OF Austin, W. Va.
TIE committee OF officers OF the English
Lutheran Sabbath school and others, who
visited Chippewa Lake with q view e
their second excursion, were delighted
with the place and prospects.
TIE residents OF South Wheeling are
circulating petition asking that the b. 4
lOl Railroad make Thitty.Recoud anC
Thirty.eiphth street crossings flag stations
in order that residents OF that section car
get of at those places.
TuE Natural Historical Society will
meet at Stamms Four Mile House mex
Wednesday, when the question OF on
drinking water will be discussed. DR.
Ulrich read paper before the Society OF
this subject some time ago, and this arti
Gle will also be discussed.
Mr.. THOMAS WALTON, OF the firm o
. Walton < Sweeney, has gone toIndisnap
oils, Ind, Tor the purpose OF establishing
: an agency there for the sale Of pottery an
8 glassware. Mr.. Walton is Thorough
i glass man, and we predict Tor the hrm
successful career in their new place G
business.
. Mr.. CRAcRAYr made prediction las
night in Council. He says that when IN
amendment providing for the payment
a fixed salary to the City Sergeant goe
into effect, the Sergeant will ''recline lux
: uriously In his own room, draw his salar
!. with healthy regularity, and that will b
: the end OF it." ..
HERE are two of the Pittsburgh 7tl'
! qraph's news items from this neighbol
hood: "Mrs. Warren, who shot her hus
band at St. Clairsville, o., was convicte
OF manslaughter. Sentence, ten years
the penitentiary." "Alfred Baderson, O.
!. account OF poor health, committed suicid
at Bellaire, o." Mrs. Warren did not shoe
t Iher husband at St. Clairsville, and she wa
not sentenced to the penitentiary for te
;. wears. MIR. Balderson did not comm
suicide, but took an overdoseot an epiat
I BY mistake. So much for the Telegraph
reliability.