The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-21
DAILY DBIPT
Gathered from the stream OF Current
-.-- Local Events.


Gathered from The stream OF Current
Local Events.
THE day after the Fair
"RlcHr11Eu" at the opsEa House tonight
PoEATon are sRsier-have been selling at
one dollar, .-t II
A BALL will be given at Turner Hall this
evening for the benefit OF the cigar makers
recently on a strike.
The La Belle Glass Works, at Bridgeport,
which has been replacing its old pots with
new ones ise1peCted 70 start up again next
Monday, rt
MISSES Annie and Aggie Hess gave pleas.
ant reception at their home last evening in
honor OF Miss Gleasoncamp Of Allegheny
Pa, who is their guest,
A STEuBESvILLE exchange says "Hon,
John r. Donehoo, Of New Cumberland, over
the.river, had his pocket picked OF u $3.50
gold watch at the Wheeling Fair"
THE keg makers OF Wheeling, Benwood and
vicinity, were TO have struck yesterday had
not certain advance been granted. A com.
promise was affected and the factories will
30 on.
TlE Grand Lodge of the State l, o, OF,
meets in Parkersburg next Monday, Balzer
Schulz, Of Concord Lodge No, 10, and A. j.,
schultze Of Eureka No. ~, are delegates to
the Lodge.
AIossGRovEs Mohawk Kate took another
first money at Wheeling yesterday. II
this thing keeps up "Mossy' will be able to
buy out the whole Capital City, "-Sts'ibeH'
riHe Gazette,
THE Maennerchor Singing Society ceIe.
brated one Of It's anniversaries last evening
with very pleasant hop al its hall in BeCks
Block. Everything was very nice and social.
Mayer played,
The payment Of premiums will commence
this morning at the office of the County
Clerk where Geo. Hook Secretary OF the
Fair Association, can be found. Those en-
titled to premiums should call early,
TMRRE will be special meeting OF the
Christian Woman's Temperance Union this
friday afternoon ut o'clock. A full ut
tendance Is earnestly requested. The meet
ing will be held as usual In the Second Pres
byteran Church,
TIE Pittsburgh Telegraph OF last evening
has the following "Chicf Hclsel was called
upon by the Wheeling authorities for addi-
tional police protection during the boat race
to-day, but very properly refused, since all
the patrolmGn here arc needed for duty IN
the city"
SQUIRE CALDWELL yesterday issued dis
tress warrant at tho instance Of the State Fair
Association, for Il. X. Brown, who kept the
restaurant on the grounds, and who, the
directors had reason to believe intended TO
leave without Atiiylng the claims Of the
Association against him.
H. 1uln IL aAf
Pittsburgh, while walking past the Belmont
Mill yesterday afternoon on his way to the
boat race, stepped into hot tap and burned
his foot in horrible manner. lie was with
some friends, and all were cutting up, He
was taken to ReighbOring saloon and u
physician called, who pronounced the burn
q very bad one.
Dun friend Johnnie CroCkard, commodore
of the Old Reliable Wharf Boat, was married
last night 10 Miss Mary Gardner OF North
Wheeling, Rev. J. 7, Mcclure, OF tho u, 4.
Church, officiating. Thehappy couple after
ward went into their own house on the
Island, where they propose to live: John has
tho congratulations and we'll wishes OF the
whole INTELLIGESCER force, and OF the public
at largo rs well.
A SPECIAL train OF five cars passed through
on the p, Q. & 81, L, road about nine O'Clock
this morning carrying n number Of leading
officials on their annual inspection tour:
Among them were President Roberts mud
General Manager Frank Thompson, of the
Pennsylvania railroad, with ], n. Du Barry,
Assistant President N. Parker ShortridEe,
WilliamIi. Elkins, Henry d. Welsh, ]. Price
Wetherill, Wistar Morris, Thos. B, Kennedy,
Directors; John NJ. Harding, StenOgrapher;
General Manager Caldwell and Superintend-
cnt Caldwell OF the Pan Handle, J. n. Nc
CullOugh, NJ. j. Becker and Others. They
20 to Cincinnati to be present at the formal
opening Of the new Little Mimi passenger
depot III that Clty.-SieubcariNc Herald.
soME excitement was caused IN the Main
building ut the State Fair yesterday by r.
roHtrs between Ex.SheriiT TingIet and Charlie
Howell, OF the Register Tho latter, few
DAYS ago, published rumoE that the former
had been arrested for interfering with one OF
the special officers Mt the Fair in the
discharge OF his duties. The report WIS a
mistake. and Mr.. Tingle spoke Of It several
times TO Howell. Yesterday he again broaChCd
the subject, and showed some feeling. How.
eli says he struck at him. but eye witnesses
say that Mr.. Tingle wasonly making ageSture
of emphasis. Az any rate Howell mistOok
the gesture for threatening one, ind Crap.
pied with the ex.SheriiF, and the two rolled
tlpOn the floor. Ladies' screamed and men
intcriCred After tho newspaper man was
pulled upon his feet lie renewed the attack
by kicking at his opponent, but renewal Of
the fight was prevented
HARRY MINERS Comedy Four Consolidation
Is billed for next Monday and Tuesday even
ingS at the Opera House.. The Pittsburgh
Times OIL lost Saturday says Of this organize
ton "This Is the STRONGEST combination on
the road, comprising the following artists :
Murphy, Shannon Murphy and Muck, Miss
Carrie Swain, queen OF voCaliSts (thc shit
with the Tourists for two seRsOnsl Cool Bur.
CESS, Vatican, the wonderful Egyptian Jug
gler, and others whose names have national
reputation, Mr. and Mrs. Brennan and Capt.
George Liable both so well and favOra6ly
known 10 Pittsburgers, will give some OF
their delightful songs and acts. The latter
attraction should be sufficient to compel
Harry Williams to place at his door at m
early hour the card Standing room only
Every entertainment will conclude with that
funniest of oil abSurditleS 'Murphy's
Dream.n Tickets OIL sale OF the music store
Of Wilson & Banner.
QUITE goodly sized audience witnessed the
performance at the Academy last evening.
Everybody was delighted and everybody
came away in the same delighted condition.
The WinnettS, Thomas and I.ottie, in their
TcutoniC sketch, "FOund at Last kept the
audience In one continual roar Of laughter
They are far above the average OF performers
Of that line, and their wittiCislns have q
freshness which Is rarely found In minstrel
and variety performances. Venus, the Euro.
pcan star, made hit In her marvellous and
daring performance on the telegraph wire.