The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-29
eATHERED GOSSIP,
From an sections Of ths City, DaiRtilJ
Diahsd Up,

Diahsd Up,
YnrERpAI was decidedly Indian summer
In style.
TExrEaA4cE meeting at Parker Hall this
evening At 7.so o'clock
Two marriage licenses we're Issued and two
deeds Of trust recorded by Clerk Hook yes
terday,
scARcIrY Of ore is the reason that the
Moundsyille iron mill Is not running There
Is no strike,
THE P. ". & Ky, track along the wharf Is
being leveled up, new rails placed down and
the planking Is being repaired.
GOVERNOR Jackson yesterday appointed
Henry L. fainter as commissioner Of deeds
for the State Of Connecticut with his resi-
dence at Hartford,
The Lincoln Club has been made the
recipient through the kindness OF Ms, W:
N. Morgan, OF . complete standard edition oil
Milman's Gibbons Rome.
THERE will be d special meeting Of Council
this evening for the purpose Of passing upon
an ordinance creating and regulating the
Fifth Ward Market House,
In police court yesterday morning, George
Livingstone was fined $40 and costs for keep
ing q gambling house, The cases against
those found playing were continued until
this morning
'sQuIRE WAIT yesterday committed VIM.
H, Gilmore to jail for ten days. He was ar
rested on complaint OF Kate Gilmore, the
charge being abuse. A fine and bond were
required, which Gilmore would not give.
TUE Theatre-COmique from Wheeling,
management and all but the girls visited this
city yesterday, and had time with the boys
- 80 oil hR a
comique-Cal set OF fellOws.-BelIGire LHdcpsNd-
EHL
TUX family Of Richard Henry, Of the Fifth
ward, mourn the loss Of very nice servant
girl, who on Sunday morning rose early,
built The fires and then skipped out with ten
yards Of Calico ten OF muslin, = pocket book
and various other articles
YEsrERpAY AFTERNOON Chester Dean and
Marcus ReisbeCk met on Wood streetin East
Wheeling, and proceeded to settle an old
grudge that had originated In justice shop.
they were pummeling each other bFayely
when Officer Morris dropped In and escorted
them both to the lookup.
Mn, ALEXANDER BoNE, real estate agent,
last Saturday sold the very desirable resi-
denCe ON Chapline street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth, owned and occupied by X. J.
Jordan, ESD, to Jennetta Weinberg, for cash.
Mr. Jordan removes with his family TO Lon
don, Ohio where he has very successfully
established his gas works
FoR'seYeral days past John w, kamm, one
OF Steubenville's officers, has been in the city
in search OF John YOder, a man OF bad char
acter, who was In saloon runpus recently
In which q man was killed, Yoder struck M
officer who appeared, n blow with Ratchet
on the back OF the head. He was arrested
but Il 1ed up q dummy in his cell and escaped
Oncer Kanm yesterday gave up his search
In this vicinity in disgust, and wenthome'
Born parts OF the Circuit Court were In ses
sion Yesterday. In part the case Of the
State vs.. 7. d. Carroll, indicted for malicious
assault on VIM. J. MuldOOn, was put on trial
Judge Boyd presiding, before the following
Jury: Daniel Amdt, Aug schultZner, Chas
blanchard James McCully WIN. Carter
Zane Phillips, ]. W. Barton, Il. L. Mccain
mon, G. W. Cunningham, 7. L. Barumr H. 3
Irwin aud u. +. McMechen: In part =
Judge Jacob listened to various motions
Both parts adjourned until this morning n
o'clock.
SUNDAY EVENING there came near being
serious fire In the Sixth ward at the home q
a Mr.. A, Fritz, near the Upper Riverside NH
. A lamp was standing on the table; the gl0bC
, the standard and the table being Jared, the
globe fell Off and instantly the room wa
filled with the blaze. Mrs Fritz rushed from
. tue room with child that had been lying
sick abed, but did not do SO quick enough u
avoid having her shawl catch fire; however
she had presence OF mind enough to shake II
or Mr.. Fritz, aroused by the rpmpus
Sprang from bed and with a quilt e1'
tingulshed the burning carpet.
u, s. MARSHAL ATKINSON and Deputy J. w
Haggerty reached the city last night direct
from Charleston, where they have been fol
a month past attending Federal Court. They
brought with them to the penitentiary Chas
], Calllson and Henry Hull, both sentenced
one year each for violations OF postal laws
CalIson Is the noted bully who was arrested
near Charleston November 81, aud who had
deiied the officers, State and National, for two
years past 10 arrest him. He Is rather q
clever fellow, and Is nothing more than q
backwoods bully A full account OF hi.
arrest was given Ia these columns at the time
the arrest was made. Hull Is only nineteen
I years OF age. II Is pity that our State has
no house Of correction for young men like
Hull.