The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-23
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Mere ,isalloa n aeRoaSs 4asS nlao'

The b, 4 U. pay car vas mere yeateIuAy,
The new fair ground track Is thronged
with Tigs these evenings
THR Turner excursion to Cleveland
promises to bea great success,
A LARGE party 10 10 be given ont at Mt,
BsIlsvlew Hotel Friday evening,
THR police have tWenty.one dogs to kill
In The Eighth ward under the dog tax law
passed last winter.
THR LaBelle boilers resumed work yes
terday, and the factory will 90 on We'd
nesdRy or ThursdAy.
THE last will and testament Of Henry
Minkemyer was admitted to probAte and
ordered 10 record yesterday.
A BOY named Marty Rouse cut one Of
his fnReTs of accidentally last evening.
DR.. BSgulsy attended to his injuries.
AT TaR gas works three new
benches OF Eve retorts each are being
built, the old ones having been worn
out
FRANK sHANLEI's bail waa reduced to
$500 by Judge Boyd yesterday. The
Judge refused TO order the prisoners dis
charge. ..-. ..,5 Isl. 1s.4 r-I
JOE SHAVER and Joe saure were scuf.
ling yesteTdRyin sport out in East Wheel
Ing, when Saafer WGs thrown with some
force, and his head badly cut.
MRs. CAROLINA BUSHNELL was before
Squire Bulger last night charged with a
breach Of the peace, Her case was partly
heard, and adjourned until this evening
JAMES GlLLEsPIE, who was hurt by the
falling wall in the Schulz building Sun
day night, has bad bruise on the hip.
He 10 walking about, though, and 10 not
seriously hurt
Tx Committees on Fire Department
and Cemeteries met ct the city building
last evening, The business transacted
will be presented for ratification by the
Council this evening.
MIS-. NJ, A. FRANzHEIN was yesterday
appointed administTStrix Of g. VIII
FranEheim, deceased. The bond given
was $4,000, and ChaS. ", and Lewis
Frauzheim were named as suTeties,
THE Central Glass Works are now put.
ting In the crown Of their third large tnrn'
ace, and will kindle the area In II this
week, when they will have three iuTnaoeb
producing glass to their full capacity.
III. Bu2zARD, Sheriff Of Morgan county,
was at the state House yesterday settling
up with the Auditor. He brought q pria'
oner TO Moundsyille, ], ", VAnoavAwl,
who stays for two years for horse steal
Ing.
SQvIRg ScnvLTz had what be called "a
regular picnic" Of his office last evening.
Il was case In which both parties were
women, and the evidence was OF such .
character that II was heard with closed
doors.
A WARRANT was issued last night Tor Q
married woman, on complaint Of her hus'
band, who said his vile was In Nellie
Andrews establishment on Seventeenth
street. Alta late hour this morning the
arrest had not been made.
HERMAN HEINE Grove OF Druide
paraded through the principal streets Of
the city yesterday, and then marched to
the New Fair Grounds, where they had q
picnic. The day passed IN sst eujoyably
| ior the members and their friends.
The examining committee Of the Board
OF Education, consisting oil DICtors Jep'
son and Hlldreth and Superintendent
John NJ. Birch, will examine applicants
for teachers certificates Of the rooms oil
the Board Rt9 o'clock this morning.
LErrgRs advertised August %. 1881: ].
la. Buck, W. NJ. BoCken, W, H. Case, Rev,
Charles q. FritsChs, Miss Maggie Hines,
Hon. B +. Jackson, Audsuph Miller, Jas.
MCClintoCk, Rev. Jerry Shatfsr, Rev. W.
II. Waymans, Mrs. Elenor Waivchope.
GEORGE W. STORM says that oil the
pictures from his brush destroyed by the
hre Sunday evening, which were about -
be raftled Of, will be duplicated as soon az
possible, aud no person holding ticket
will be loser on account oil the destruc'
ton Of the paintings.
THE boys at the engine houses were kept
busy yesterday washing their hose and
cleaning up their reels and engines. No
sooner was this done than the Richie.
town alarm called them out again. Tbs
machines were not used, however, and
will be easily rubbed of.
A YOUNG lady named Miss swSr'z was
at Burr's Mills camp meeting Sunday, and
she and q friend were plHyfully toying
with light cane. Miss SwsrIS was acct.
dentAlly struck 10 the eye, and 90 badly
hurt that she had not recovered from the
painIn effects Of the blow yesterday.
CITIZENS oil Centre Wheeling talk OF
petitioning Council 10 have the hands Of
the Capitol clock painted black. They
cay Il 10 impossible TO see them at all from
the south aide OF the creek, and the clock
Is OF no service except 10 those living very
near Il. The suggestion should be acted
upon.
The sCeneof the big Are was visited yes.
terday by thousands Of people, Theruins
are q desolate sight compared TO the
handsome structures which stood there
Sunday. Work has commenced on clean.
Ing away the debris, and the Vigilant
engine put 10 the day pumping the water
out Of the cellars. /
HILL, the Bridgeport liveryman, lost Q
buggy yesterday. He hired II 10 q tnan
who failed To return II. He notified the
police here, and last night officer Junkins
recognized the rig al the corner Of Seven.
teenth and Chapline streets. When he
approached The man Jumped and ran.
The buggy was recovered.
COMPLAINT Is made Of the dumping Of
Offensive gafbage on the river bank back
Of the p, W. 4 KY. freight depot An
IgrELLioENoBR reporter appointed himself
q smelling committee Of one yesterday 10
Investigate the grievance, and be found
the complaints well founded. The health
officer should look after 1t.
YESTERDAY James Nsgle, o carpenter,
was working on MuCulloCh street, when
be by some means fell from the lcaIold
aud sustained severe injuries, the exact
extent Of which cannot be told yet Sew.
eral ribs are probably broken, and intor.
nal injuries are isAred The fall was az.
gravated by his SllghtiDg upon boulder.
HONS, BRoCKuNtER 4 Go. are finishing
their third furnace and will have II ready
for the fires In few days. They now
have two large furnaces going. AT this
glass house they now have little tele.
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