The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-08
CITY RAYINaa.
RragmenfaEy Faets Picked up Hers ami
There ~ Reporters.

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TWepoGs area easily luxury in Ohio county.
RIouLAH seml.monthly meetingof Council
tonight
A LARGE number Of West VirginiAns ar
rived In the city last evening
THE ladies Of the Church Of the ImmAcu-
late Conception have decided 70 hold their
annual fair, commencing February 10Th.
Coz. DAS RIeE wants US to impress upon
the people where he has been advertised TO
lecture that he will appear, sure. We I'M
press,
TuE following have subscribed 81 each for
the Garfield monument fund: Anna n,
Hornbrook, Jacob Hornbrook, H. II. Horn
brook.
EpwIS G. CLARK, Of New York city, was
yesterday appointed resident Commissioner
Of Deeds Of West Virginia for the State Of
New York.
THERE was COED house at the Academy OF
Music last night and strong bill on the
boards, Some new and acceptable faces are
presented.
0FFICER FuGGTE yesterday arrested q
drunken man on Fourteenth street who re-
fused 70 give his name, and caused consider
able trouble in going 70 the lookup,
JAMES KELsE, driyerin the Belmont bank,
was severely kicked by q mule yesterday,
lis scalp was cut, also his lip, three teeth
knocked out and hewas generally bruised up
GEORGE HILL, Of Wheeling, hired a team at
Claysville, and in consequence Of the lines
breaking, the horses ran oil, breaking the
buggy and slightly injuring Nj. Hill.-Wash-
iHgl0N Reporter,
YOUNG man named Marshall was on the
rampage in East Wheeling last evening. he
hOurished q revolver, threatened to shoot
certain people, and was finally pulled in by
Officer Morris,
TIE fire ut Miss Chisnell's Sunday was
caused by little SCOT burning In the CHM
ney and was easily put out, There was no
excitement or commotlOn Us exaggerated re-
ports first had It,
AUCTIoNEER HALLER sold the Welsh proper
ty, consisting Of house fronting on Seven
teenth street and another on the alley north
OF that street. with the lot they stand on, to
Phllo Kimberly, for 1855.
THE boy charged with stealing gun from
the Washington Hall Italian contectloner
was dismissed by Squire Arkle yesterday.
He was but twelve years old, and claimed
that he bought the gun from another boy
MICHAEL TAGG, a resident Of Slacktown was
severely burned about the face and head last
evening. He was drilling hole In a stone
for the purpose OF putting In ring TO fasten
a boat TO. There was some water In the hole
and when tho hot lead was poured In an ex
plosion took place, and the lead was blown
into Taggs face.
j l. srArESUPERINrENDEST BUTCHER Inns received
from Prof. De Graf, Of New Jersey, one 0
the able and widely known instructors, whC
will be here this month In attendance upoI
the teachers and superintendent conven
ton or institute, very interesting program
? me Of his talks on that occasion,
TuE following Is list Of unclaimed letter
J remaining In the pOstoiliCe up to NoVembe
It'll Bensinger, f.; Baker, A. HI Dennlson
Dilsey; Dunlap, Thomas Fowler, W. III Gar
raty, John; Gresbaum, J. Al Kennedy, MI
MGssine, Anthony; Morris, l.. b.; Mckee
Terrence; RettaliAta, :; T., Small James N
Spencer, Joseph W., schiwedt, William.
OK next Monday and Tuesday Frank Chan
frau and Mrs, Henrietta Chanfrau will al
" pear at the Opera House. playing Sara Bern
4 hardts version OF Camille Monday evening
o at the Tuesday matinee the new Eas
% Lynne" and Tuesday evening Chanfrau'
Is famous character kit The engagement
affords such variety that there can be littl
difficulty in finding something attractive fo
= all.
A SPECIAL election was held yesterday !
Martins Ferry, to I'LL the office Of Mayo
made vacant by the resignation Of Mayo
Lupton, two weeks ago. The candidate
, were NJ. G. Mitchell, citizens nominee, an
John White, independent. The number q
votes cast was 0I3, which was the largest yOt
: ever polled In the township. Mitchell wa
: elected, lie receiving 483 votes over $50 fo
White.
Nick KUHN, OF Bridgeport, must certainl
be set down as the boss Nimrod OF this SCI
ton. We published o short time ago an ~
count of his bagging eighty.three squirrels !
= one day. On Saturday, we ore authenticall
: informed, he shot ono hundred and tire
squirrels, fifteen OF them from one tree Will
d out changing his position. We claim II
credit for the artistic style OF this story.
does not originate with It's
An interesting point was decided by Pro
Butcher, State Superintendent Of School.
yesterday: He received q letter from
teacher Of Pendleton county, saying that th
Board OF Education threatened to lischarg
him because he was Seventh.day BaptiS
and worked on Sunday. He wanted to knot
II the Board could interfere with his religion
Butcher decided the Board could not
yesterday AFTERNOON detention OF cars O
the street railway was caused by man VIII
n should be severely dealt with according /
the first section Of the ordinance which read,
"The cars OF the Citizens Railway Compan
Of Wheeling shall be entitled TO It's track
:. and every wagon, cart dray, carriage or otlie
., vehicle Whatsoever shall, with Teasonabl
dispatch, give way and turn out when an,
car OF said company Is approaching, so as 1
leave the track free and unobstruCted; an
the driver Of any vehicle refusing so to d.
when signalled or requested by the driver o
any such railway car shall forfeit aud pay Il
n the city fine Of not less than one or NOR
y than five dollars" Car No. 8, driven b,
EcholS, was coming from the south at III
J, time named; on Main street, Just abov
Myles' studio, o driver had backed a hug
!. coal wagon up TO the curb, and had begui
unloading when the car filled with ladie
!. and gentlemen came up. He was requisite,
] by both driver and passengers to turn enougl
:. TO allow the cur TO paSs, but paid no atten
!, ton 10 the request other than 10 laugh loud
7" ly. His name could not be learned, but b
was said TO drive for Myers. The car and al
Others on the line was detained thirteen min
u uteS. A policeman was In the neighbOrlioot
but did nothing. An example should be Sc
/. these drivers who nlonopollSe the streets.
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