The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-05
TIMELY TRIPLES.
Recent Minor Occurrences Inland AbOut
The City.

The city.
Para eotins are the latest twin now DO
easy 70 get in the papers
MATINEE at the Opera House at o'clock
this afternoon: Our COLLINS"
B. b PosTLEwAIT, Sheriff Of Wetzel coun-
~, was as the Auditors office yesterday, pay
inguP.
JuDGE BoYp went to Hancock county yes
terday, 10 hold q short term Of the Circuit
Court for that county.
"HOPPISo" WELLS, charged with cutting
young 0Fth, will be arraigned before Squire
Caldwell at ten o'clock this forenoon.
THE Opera House Orchestra did itself proud
last evening The music was line and was
exquisitely rendered In perfect time and har-
mony,
COMPLAINT Is made Of the utter worthless
ness Oithe last improvement Of Seventeenth
street. II is in worse condition than before
the repairs,
YESTERDAY, Louis Hoffman, Of Benw0Od,
died OF the injuries he received in the fall Of
sOapstone that occurred in the Benwood Mill
mine two weeks ago.
DAN RICE says he commences his lecture
tour next Thursday at Wellsburg, John
Kemple will attack the people Of New Mar
| tinsyille about the same time,
assurance circles are agitated over two adj
ditiOnal cases OF death rattle insurance re-
ported from North Wheeling, the insured be-
ing two aged and intirm women.
The Third Presbyterian Church gave ies-
tiyal In WestwOod's Hall, Eighth Ward, last
evening. II was like all festivals, with the
exception that Mayors band furnished good
music,
A REPORT reached here from BenwoOd ut a
late hour last evening that u scatlOld had
given away and that three men were precipi'
tatcd to the ground, one sustaining very
severe injuries.
GOVERNOR JACKSON yesterday finally refused
to interfere to delay or prevent the execution
Of jenkins, the convicted murderer, at Fay
cite Court House, and the prospects seem
good for sudden end To JeRkins's career At
that place on next Friday.
CInEY EccLEs, Of the fire department, has
been made the recipient Of . handsome little
sorrel pony, presented by Mr.. John BOdley,
The Captain Is reasonably enough proud oil
the little animal, and has fixed him up q
comfortable lodging place In the rear OF the
Atlantic Engine House.
TIE body OF John G. Vail, the bridge car
penter who was killed at Pittsburgh on
Thursday, was brought home on the evening
train on the Pewiky last evening, taken
In charge by the knights Of Pythias, and re
moved TO the residence OF his brother, Mr.
Beleville, on Main street south Of Twenty
third.
THERE Is one feature about the 0pGrt
K House audiences this season that Is bad ant
disgraceful Manager Relster says II Is daily
VrowiNR worse. II Is this About tire,
minutes before the performances closes Ger
tain individuals commence going noisill
out, as II II were absolutely necessary To-
them to be out first II diSglists respectable
people and isan insult to the performers.
THE ISTELLIGENCER sanctum Is graced by Q
large portrait In oil OF the late Presiden
Fl Garfield, said by personal acquaintance o
the subject to be Us liis.llke and natural /
picture as one often sees. The finish Is fine
The painting Is from the easel Of Mr., ], A
Faris, the well known Island artist. Friend
have advised him TO take II To Cleveland AM
display II there, being confident that 1t
merit would commend II to those who kneV
the President In life.
TIE funeral Of Robert Marshall took plac
Yesterday afternoon from his late residence
near the pike, beyond Fulton, lie was on
OF the oldest citizens Of tho county, and th
large attendance yesterday attestGd til
esteem In which he WINS held. The pillow @
flowers thanked by the cross and crown thu
were given by the children, were very fine
and the display OF flowers generally was pre-
fuse, Rev. lite was very eloquent In his re
marks, The remains were inferred In Green
wood.
W, Il, GREENWOOD was arrested yesterda
by Lieut.. Sylvis. A warrant had been issue
for him by Squire Phillips, on complaint 0
James DefTayen. This warrant was in Capt
BOnnetts hands. officer Sylyis saw the maj
on Market street, and took him In. Green
wood resisted some, claiming the officer hat
:. no right to arrest him without the warran
y In his possession. "CalG' took him oil tn
y same, and Squire Phillips sent him to jail
~ An hour or so later he was released, the de
y mands Of justice being secured.
To.SldHr closes the first class bill that ha
a. been on the Academy stage the past week
We regret TO say the audiences have beef
=. poor, but rOusing house Is looked for 70
70 night The usual matinee will be given tli
afternoon. The favorites OF this week hay,
II been mentioned, and they deserve oil tn
praise they have received; to them may b.
n added Miss Leon, one OF the stock. A mon
ster programme Is announced for next week
i. and az there Is nothing else In the amuse
NJ ment line there should be crowded house
every night.
THE diplomas conferred upon Henry Sea
. mon at the late State Fair are displayed II
his windows One Is for five cent cigars ant
tips. aud that ought TO settle Il. The tv
cent cigar on which the diploma wa
: awarded Is the "Capadura 0liyette," madt
especially for Mr.. SeamOn by Philadelphia
- firm. The 1NTELfiGENCER stall, through TIN
courtesy OF Mr. Seamon, had the pleasure o
testing q box Of the same. brand, and the!
found them delightfully."- fragrant Havana
such as would tempt the discriminate smoke
10 forsake all other habits and cling only I
smoking, finding II compensation for hi'
abstinence In other particulars.
: A MEETING OF the Regents OF tho State in
stitution for the deaf, dumb and blind, a
Romney, was held on Thursday at thu
!. place, six OF the seven members Of the boart
, being present. The six were: DR.. J. l..
Hardcsty, OF Wheeling George w, Craig, o
! Mason county; J. II. Holt, Of Taylor county
DR.. NJ, d. Bakerof Berkeley county; John
: Pierce, OF Mineral county, and Chas. i. Pey
ton, OF Greenbrier county DR.. llardesty re
turned home yesterday, delighted with tllt
condition OF things at tho institution. Ill
le says there aFe now more pupils present thai
at any past time, the number so far being
i0i, and daily accesSlons being received. Thu
management OF those In charge Is very Sats
ii factory to the board, and oil the reports pre-
scntod Thursday were highly encouraging.
h YESTERDAY evening Mr.. Anshutz, sales
man for Joseph speldel & Co., Of Wheeling
was In the city, and while lie WIS taking TIL
order OF Dir. 0'Malley, q grocery keeper OF
Guernsey street, lie left his horse and buggy
standing at the door. The o'clock passen
a. ger train passed west on the j. Il o. bridge
and was blowing off steam. The animal go
frightened and started of at lively rate VI
|. Guernsey street. At Rowles' blacksmith
q shop the buggy struck new buggy bed tina
" was sitting In front OF tic shop and ruined
II, but the horse continued on up tile stree
I'LL II reached Third street, when II turned
II lust a. though II was being driven, and mad
straight for Meals livery stable. ReAchinl
the stable the horse went booming into II
tho buggy striking the door and breaking !
" down, and then running into buggy ~ w
stable, breaking both bind wheels and th