The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-13
Spring stFTI1Gs.
seauOnabIs short BIOps-spIos And SPs'
eial News SplinIeFs.

cIal News SplinIeFs.
The arms and equipuents Of the Davis
Light Guards were received yestsrday.
THR party that are surveying for the
new railroad down the river were at Round
Bottom yesterday.
THR boilers aud heaters in several mills
knocked of Yesterday afternoon on &C.
count Of the heat.
To-Day will be payday at the LABslle
Mill, and Tomorrow at Hobbs, BEoCkunier
4 Co.'s and OF the Belmont.
Tue case OF Bowen ys. Tho Central Glass
Worka occupied the attention OF the Cir.
cult Court, Judge Boyd, yesterday.
Miss ANGIE GRAY, q pupil at the College
lad one OF her hands badly laCerated yes
terday by the falling OF window.
liz the Parker Barracks, in the Sixth
ward there are thiTty.six families quar-.
tered in seventy.two rooms, and all under
the same roof.
The MenneEChor Singing Society gave q
delightful party at their hall in BeCk'a
Block last night which was largely attend
ed. Veiwig played.
To, MORROW evening the grand opening
will take place at the new st. Cloud Hotel
Moundsvile. MuSiciby Cockayne's band,
See Advertisement in another column.
ABOUT twenty-five couple Of Mounds
ville's young folks enjoyed q moonlight
picnic OF ]. Logan'H orchard on Wednes
day night last 10 the music OF I. 1, Cock
ayne's band.
THERE will be q temperance meeting
held In the old City Hall, Second Ward
Market House, on Sunday afternoon 81
$500 o'clock, for the purpose Of forming
Temperance union.
SQUIRE CALDWELL yesterday had John
Sherman before him on two charges iol
stealing clothing from the saloon OF y
HedriCn, over the creek. Hewas held In
one hundred dollars for each charge, and
in default was sent to jail.
The body found dear Darlington on
Wednesday has been found to be those o.
woman. A plain gold ring was found
on one OF h0r fingers and gold chain
around her neck. Who the unfortunate
was has not yet developed.
UAPr. STEVE RIPLEY went into Squire
Philips office yesterday and remarked
that lie was drunker than about sever
ylolinis!S female CANNES and requested
that magistrate to send him up until hi
could sober up" His request was com
piled with and he was locked up Tor tel
days.
OTHELA O'NEDER had Mrs. Berkeley be
fore Squire Murrin yesterday, charged
with a breach Of the peace. Five dollar
and costs settled the matter. The SAM
complainant also preferred a Charg'
sgalnst Maud Hall, which was settled OF
payment Of the costs. All are residents o
the Parker Barracks.
ELLEN MRDLEN was before Squire Phil
lips Yesterday, charged with disturbing tn
lust peace and quiet OF the classic Commu
nifty known as the Barracks" in tn
Sixth ward. "Two hundred dollars Il
keep the peace for one year." said tn
Squire, But, as Ellen hadn't the where
wilhRl, she was sent TO jail.
THE Cincinnati Enquirer OF yesterday
with great show Of display headings an
loaded type, prints very full and nearI
correct account, purporting to have beer
received by special telegram, Of the Nc
Masters outrage at Burton, a full aCcoun
Of which was printed In the 1NTRLLIGEN
CER's local columns last Monday.
THE annual May excursion from thi
city 10 Cincinnati on the st. Lawrence
promises TO be an unusually pleasant one
We have already heard Of large mum
ber OF our society people who intend 90
ing. The st. Lawrence Is one OF tn
largest, and certainly Is the most pleasant
boat on the upper Ohio, and the reputa
ton OF liz officers for attentiveness t
their guests Is not exceeded by any othe
boat on the river.