The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-25

The past Prom u Do1rn RSBerH Used ~
I~nIeIIIEencer Reporters.

The DuHt Prom n D04Fn Rsbers Used ~
InIeIIIEencer Reporters.
KRANRR will leave for White Sulphur
Springs next Saturday.
Tue alumni Of the Third Ward School
will take dinner ct The Mcclure House this
afternoon.
The Supreme Court will adjourn on the
Let 70 meet in ChaTlestown on the first
Wednesday in August,
ONE Of the eastern papers says that the
Ohio river was higher this rise that 1t has
ever been since the year 1910. How high
was it then2
NEXT Saturday there will be . boat race
on the lower course for Q prize cup, be.
tween Butler, oil the SChultZe, and HRgs-
dorm, Of the LeasuIe.
A NuMBRR Of the Top mill boys were I'M
der the impression that they would re-
ceive o pay before the Fourth, but the
broken shsft changed all.
FuLTuX hold her first election yesterday
for city officers. Young men will hereat'
Ter be more careful OF the way they drive
through the town, or they will 90 to the
cooler,
THOMAS LEwELLYN Ia in jail awaiting q
hearing on q charge OF bastardy preferred
by Maggie BrOst, Squire Felber made
out the commitment. Constable SadleI
captured the prisoner out on the MsrshalI
farm.
The reception held on the South Side
last evening by a number oil our young
folks was largely attended, and sl report
= good time, Dancing was continued nntlI
a late hour to the inspiring music OFT. l.
OOCkayne's orchestra,
AMONG other Of the numerous packages
Of freight which the steamer Telegram
carries every trip is q number oil boxes
with Jugs In them, marked "Lsmonsde y
They 20 to the numerous fishing clubs
that are down the river.
The announcement made in the RsqHi'
YES erday that the annual picnic oil the
schulz Boat Club would BIZ held to-day, al
rhslman'a orchard, over the river, is not
correct. The picnic is given by other per
IONS, and not under the auspices or by the
authority Ofthe club,
MuCH compliant comes from the Eighth
ward TO the effect that trains GU the b. 4
D. road are run at a rate o. speed much
greater than that allowed by the oTdl
nance, viz, four miles an hour. One gen
lsman says at least' fifteen miles al houI
are run by some trains in the neighbor
mood oil Hobbs, BroCkunier 4 Co.'s gla'
factory.
Mr. j, o. BAKER, Chairman OF the Com
mittee on Accounts, ms ruCted j. W
Grubb 10 start up the Capitol clock, Gnt
il was done yesterday. This Is right, ant
wme Of the members Of Council need no
make their asinlns p%rocllvlties quite 81
IrOmInent by objeGing to the paymen
i 30 necessary u bill as that for keeping ii
rider the city clock.
The valuable team OF MajOrT s. Irwin
Of OlAysville, Pa, ran Off yesterday dOini
considerable damage, utterly destroying
the wagon and running q large splint o
the broken tongue into n oithe horse
test, The animal is a very valuable one
md il is feared the MsjIr will lose him
His sons, Tom and Dan were iu the wager
1t the time, but escaped uninjured.
THR houpe OF Hon John Birch, ot Olays
vile, Pa, was entered at about l2 n'CloGI
Thursday night and robbed OF Sl35 Mr.
Birch was away from home. and there " al
40 one in the house but his dAuRht
Jennie and the working a Miss Jen
nie discovered them and shouted lustiN
Tor help Wien they knew they were
discovered one OF them ran up stairs TO
wards the young lsdy's room, but she shuI
he door and held It while tho robbel
made an Ut empt to open It. At last her
creams aroused MIR. Gamble, who IIvei
rext door, and he ha9'ened TO her assist
suce. The man hearing him approach
ran down stairs and made his escape. The
money was taken from between two BEE
ticks, and the house in the morning look
ed like the occupants were goingto move
30 e~ffeCtually did they cater everything
A bottle OF ether was found on the STARE