The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-01
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TAG police yesterday psraded in new
summer hats.
OXE marriage license was lsaued by Re-
cordsr Hook yesterday.
THE Sidney took away 1850 kegs Of
nails from this city 70 st, Louis.
QulrE q large number Of druggists took
advantage Of the occasion, and registered
yesterday evening.
JUDGE CR4NNRR will step down and out
this morning, and Judge JeIters will as'
sumo the duties Of the Municipal Judge
ship.
JESSE MEYERS, OF this city, is not q bold,
bad outlaw after all. He is now at the
Portman House, New York, and has been
for several days.
FIFTY deeds in fee and thirty deeds
Of trust were recorded, and thirty.two
marriage licenses were Issued during May
by Recorder Hook.
DURING the thunder storm, last night,
Mr.. Harrison Dunlevy, who lives at $40
Main street, was terribly shocked, his
right side being paralyEed for q short
time, DR.. Harvey attended him.
The boat race between Charles; Ritter
and James Mills will come of Saturday
week instead OF next week. II will be
roWed oVer the course from Sweeney's
landing to the mouth OF the creek, and
return,
AT the meeting OF the Board,of Pharma,
CIV, yesterday morning, j. W. /, Baker, Of
MRrtinsburg, was elected President; +, l..
Boggs, OF Charleston, Vice President, and
Edmund Booking, Of Wheeling Secretary
and Treasurer.
LlEUT. GYLvIs reports the following ai
the police business for May: Total mum
Der OF arrests So, Of which Morris made
10, Junkins l2, Dunlap II, Combs 0, Stein
hricker s, Williams 8, Kennedy 8, Liston
3. Fugate 8, Brady 0, Arthur !, Sylvis g
Bennett !,
Gov. JACKSON, yesterday, issued com
missions To the new Commissioners OI
Pharmacy as follows: j, W. l.. Baker
M~artinsburg, one year Ed. l.. Boggs
Charleston, two years; Edmund Booking
Wheeling, three years. They we've sworn
10 yesterday,
DURING the thunder storm last night the
lightning struck the house OF Mr., Gar
mack, al the east end OF Fifteenth street,
knocking o hole In one end OF 1t and
stunning his dughter. Miss Annie, who
was thought to be badly injured Tor a time
but she recovered and is nov oil right.
SURVEYOR Peterson and party are sur
yeying near New M%artinsVille, and are
going ahead at the rate Of two and three
quarters miles per day. MIR, Peterson says
some farmers re;use the right Of way I'M
lees the road IL run along the river bank
or back against the hill, 30 that their bot
tom lands will not be cut up.
ABOUT one O'Clock this morning somt
burglars forced an entrance into the houst
OF Mr.. Jos. Ferrel over The creek. A con
in.law heard the thieves and causing NI
alarm they decampsd. He chased thep
up No far as Chapline street but they go
capped In the darkness, Fortunately NJ
~valuables were secured by the marauders
THR storm, last night, was one Of tn
grRndest and most terrific ever witnessed
In this locality. The flashes OF lightning
and the peals oil thunder were lnCessant
, We have not heard OF any serious dam
) age being done by the lightning. A lane
slide occurred on OhApline street, nea
Eleventh, but the debris will be removed
to-day.
SAM BLoTz, q German, who says HI
comes from Grafton, came into the CITY
yesterday, and stopped Ut Q hotel ON Wa
ter street. Lste last night he started ouI
with q stranger, and when they arrived al
Fourteenth and Main streets the strange
"slugged" and tried to rob him, but h
made such q desperate resistance that thu
police arrived before anything tnrthe
could be done.