The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-18
CIRCua nnORIs,
And Olhsr minor nat'srs In the easy
Yesterday.

And OlhsF Minor nsttsFs IN Ihs easy
Yesterday.
MELoSs suffered yesterday.
IFwAs the restaurants boom.
BARSuHs show is at Zlnesvills to-day
THE Bridge oompsuy's eEchequsf prof.
tied, Il.
MousDsvlLLE camp meeting closes to-
night
SEVERAL drunks and disordsrlIss were
run in last night
oNE deed of trust was admitted to re-
cord yesterday.
The excursion to Chippewa Lake is 60
ing to BIO big affair.
IsLANpERs ere seriously considering
which is worse, high water or dust,
CouNCILMAA WALTER says $50 month
10 too much to die on and TOO little to live
on.
THRRE were lots OF pretty girls on the
strssis, but they we're mostly Wheel
lag girls. ,g.-sr..
THE Sunday School connected with the
Stone Church " Elm Grove picnics at
Sycamore grove TO day. .r
TIE OAbinetmskeFs at Arbenz's furnil.
ure factory have asked for an increase oil
10 per cent in their wages.
THR Market House was picnic grounds
yesterday. Hundreds Of country folks
ate their dinners Of the benches, -HJ
THE circus had their own special police,
who were sworn In by Mayor EgeEteT
upon the arrival Of the show in the city,
AucTIoNEER HALLER yesterday sold the
Truxell property on Sixteenth street, east
OF Eof, for $l500-$lOO q toet-to VIM
Ellingham.
ONE Of BAEnum's Texas steers went on
the rampage on Virginia street yesterday
and the stampede that followed was better
than circus.
A FIGHT OF q pretty serious character
was reported at one OF the Main street
saloons last night, and several parties
were said to. have been pretty badly Cul
up. .. -rrr
The little seven.year.old colored girl
who was charged with throwing q stone at
q white girl somewhat older, was found
guilty, and fined s. and costs by Squire
Felber.
HALF the prominent men In this vicinity
were seized with sudden desire yester'
day to be where they could hear promptly
from the President, and came TO Wheel
ing for that purpose,
'SQuIRE MuRRAlN yesterday fined Wo'
man Tor throwing water on passer by.
Good enough, Indlscriminate and blind
splitting Of slop bowls aud the like Is q rel.
10 Of the dark ages and ought to be broken
Me-. THOMAS, OF BArnum's show, has q
space rallied of in the tent and comfortably
seated with parlor chairs, which 10 re-
served Tor the clergy and the press, The
reporters and their friends monopoliEed II
here. a..Ef
A BOY named BraCkeu, aged six years,
from WellsviIIe, Ohio, was lost by his pa
rents on the Island yesterday, and the
father stayed over oil night 10 hunt him
At late hour last night he got dispatch
from home saying the boy had gone there
by himself on the train.
YESTERDAY, while the throng was
damned about the east end oil the suBpen
sion bridge, 10. the iostling aud pushing
two counIrymen got to fighting, and fol
9 time made things lively for the assembly
They were both arrested and spent the
night Ia the cooler SOLDERING up.
TIE party referred 70 yesterday as The
recipients Of Martin Thornton's charity
was not the family Of Mr.. Bunch, who
died 10 East Wheeling lew days ago, bul
another party. Mr.. Thornton was mol
the reporters informant, but an outsider,
who II seems, was mistaken 90 10 the
name.
RED CLOUD and q large number Of Other
Sioux, POnCa and Ute chiefs OF fame and
feathers, went east over the B. 4 0. road
Tuesday evening via Benwood. They
we're not 30 struck by objects on tho way
as when the head chief and a number Of
the others made their first trip to Wash.
ington over the same road several yearH
ago.
The boys In the INTRLLlGRNCER com.
posing rooms cut q water melon last night
two Of them In fact, and such melonBl
The pair weighed sixtyfiye pounds and
there never were two prettiet ones. They
were present from Mr.. Charles slmms,
Express Messenger on the Baltimore 4
Ohio road, and the boys generously shared
them with the reportOrial force, who join
In the hearty thanks OF the crowd. ' ~