The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-17

Mr.. Marion Seals, Of Bealsville, was in
the city Saturday.
The icein the river started at this point
three times yesterday, and at A p. Nj. 1t was
stopped sgain.
Tho steamer Andes is in avery bad har.
Dor at Heatherington's coal works.
Miss Kate Darby, OF this city, who has
been in Iowa for some time past, returned
to this city Friday.
There will bea meeting OF the Soldiers
and Sailors Monumental Association in
the Mayors office tonight. At tho last
meeting there were only four members
present, and the interest was seemingly
dead. The Council made arrangements 10
have the monument protected and gave the
society tho southeast corner OF the Public
Square, and since there has not been the
interest taken that there should he. Let
all the members turn out tonight and
have the society secure the monument as
soon as possible for the benefit Of the
square II not for the people.
We found on the register at the Hotel
de Criswell, Jake Spidel and John Nc.
MILAN for lighting In the saloon OF A.
Yaus; and Wm. Smith, for shooting a re-.
volver inside OF the corporation; and g. s..
Osubenhaver, Of Mound4ville, for plain
drunk.
We noticed more disorder on our streets
on Saturday night than we have Witnessed
for some time past But no more arrests
were made than common.
Belaire was we'll supplied with Woods:
field lawyers on yesterday. Messrs. Holt
ter, Okey, Mallory and briggs, lawyers OF
that city, we're registered at the Globe.
Mr.. Taylor, Presiding Elder, OF CinCin.
natl, will preach on Tuesday aud Wednes.
day evenings In the Second A. NJ. Z
Church, on North Belmont street. We
advise every person who wishes q first
class intellectual treat to attend.
Miss ARA .. Sisson, ot the Second ward
did on Saturday morning. Her Temsins
were taken 10 Beeer Station, West Vir.
ginia, Yesterday morning, from where the
interment took place.
The cooper shop, under the new mana.
gers, Wallace 4 Cochran, will resume
work this morning, alter a lay or Of two
weeks.
Tie revival still continues In the n. E.
church.
There iB some talk Of Mrs. Youman, Of
Canada, lecturinR on temperance In this
city, the last Of the month, but there is
no certainty whether Bhe will be here or
not; but we hope she will, as "BellAire is
In need
The City Council spends money very
reCklessly, and as there is go much ready
moAey In the treasury, there ought to be
enough police secured TO keep down the
disorder on the streets on the Sabbath at
least. No less than twenty snow ball bat.
Ties took place on yesterday between sides
which kept receiving greintotcemenls until
they looked like a regular standing army,
This is not only indulgeh In by boya, but
BY young men who should have respect
enough lof themselves 10 behave upon the
street.
The nail factory will not 20 on this NOR.
ming on account OF the authorities being
Unable to receive coal enough 10 supply
them. II iB thought that II will 20 OH TO-.
morrow morning.
Communion ID the Pfesby ylefian Church
next Sabbath.
Capt Garrett, Reese Rossef, Jas. Sherry,
John Gadde, Henry Robinson, and Emmet
Stand we're brought before the Mayor
about o'clock for throwing snowballs
upon the street. They all entered the
plea oil guilty and were fined $2 and costs.
RIO. F.