The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-07
DAILY DRIFT
From The snFfaee OF the cuFrent Of LO
$1,000 cal Events,

1900 cal Events
PAwFAWs are plenty.
THEGrand Jury meets again this morning
TIM K. oiP'scOnclaye at Berkeley Springs
to-day, h-gL III
CosyERsAHosE at the Female College this
morning
The United fire engine will be out of the
shops to-day.
TIM Lnsly Institute opens with an attend
ance Of over 100.
CoSCRRT at seibert's new gardenin Pleasant
Valley this evening.
The docket was set in Part . Of the County
Circuit Court yesterday. .y
KER0sEEE killings have gone out Of style,
BurglaFies!a are the fashion now,
NUMEROUS Wheelingites will go out to the
Washington, Pa, Centennial to-day.
Mon Of the mills in tic city were Obliged
to knock otfyesterday on account OF the heat
SOME handsome Autographs for. Denier's
Hnmpty Dnmpty are displayed In public
places
TIm Turner excursion got back yesterday
afternoon from Cleveland on the CT. " x
W, road.
A PUBLIC conversations and reception will
be held at the Wheeling Female College this
morning At y o'clock,
A LARGE crowd was present at the last con-
certof the season given last evening by Col.
Frank Walters ut the TYO-Mile House.
! THR Mpnnerchor Singing Society gives q
: ball in its hall in BeCk's block tomorrow
evening. It's entertainments are always very
pleasant occasions,
CRuR DE LION division OF knights. OF
PythiRs will parade Saturday, and after
z wards liaSca pic MIC on the New Fair Grounds
! with races and other attractions, .....
1t issuggested that tho fire plugs shOuldal
be tested and oiled up, so that In ease OF .
fire the plugs which have not been used for
long time will be easily opened up
1 The Vigilant reel, being built by Kull,
be turned out the latter part OF next week
J II will be handsome and substantial atiaiT
with all the modern improvements,
CHARLIE DNvRXORT, the negro who was s.
mysteriOusly dut several nights ago, Is still II
dangerous condition ut tile Hospital. Their
is said to DO danger OF modification.
REV, KuNPF Inst evening married Gusta
McdiCk to Miss Amelia Stamm ut the resi-
Lpnce Of the brides parents, A very enjoy
able time was spent by the large nnmbe
present.
s' Tng United States Circuit Court convene
Yesterday ut 2 O'Clock r. M, and the dOCKG
was set Nothing Of Importance was tran!
actcdGxCept o few entries In the records, while
are detailed elsewhere,
TIE South Side singing society last ever
= ing elected the following officers Fresiden
James Hammond; Vice President, Charl(
Bauer Secretary, W, Stewart; and Treasure
NJ. Dixon, foreighteeD months service
:. INVESTORS in pools on the KnOke-0' lianlo
race express great deal Of dissatisfaction
the result, and some talk was heard ycsterda
Of restraining the payment to betters
O'IIanlon, but It all passed oFand the poo
were CQshCd. .II.FIp. iU.... 1.f.lf
Thar famous hunting hand composed I
Nick Gaus, Geo BAKER and the Messrs,. WI
h zenriGd, have returned from two days hlll
J in Pennsylvania with Is squi rrcls. The
we're assisted by Heimbergers boys, hand
young fellows
MRa. CAPr. DnloN, while coming off Il
ON steamer SCiOta Monday, missed her footil
and fell into tho river deluging herself col
. pletely. She was rescued by the Capital
assisted BY his daughter Mira WpdlmansC
:, md conveyed to her residence on Fifteen
Y street, where dry suit Of clothing made II
l oil right again.
DAN RICE will lecture at the Opera llOr
next Monday night He promises, an
telIectual treat All the papers where
+. has delivered his talk speak IN terms OF I
highest IKaisG Of lecturer md lecture, "
!, delivered here by special request OF numb
7 OF "Uncle Dams" old friends and We bespej
q for him full house.
M SQUIRE MuRRIN yesterday fined Mrs,
% Gayen 81 and costs and placed her under !
% bonds to keep the pence for six months. I'll
~ was done on the complaint Of Mrs. II. Brig
. and Is the continuation OF Monday nigh
fight. Mrs. briggs had also sworn out VI
rants against Andy and Rosie Gavin, eli
- drcn, but nothing was done with them,
TuE case OF "Oyster Moll" on the charge
. selling liquor without Government licen.
WINS partially heard yesterday by Comm
siOnGr Forbes, and continued until sAturdi
week, with the understanding that nn I
more conclusive evidence were ut hat tn
n offered by the prosecution the deIehda
. would be discharged. John o. Pendeton n
peared for the accused
, INthe United States Court yesterday Dc
" mis- u. Campbelps case was called, and on III
lion Of the District Attorney u nOie pru,eq
= was entered and the prisoner discharge
ct. John Il. Davis, indicted for felony, was I
= clared In default, together with his suretll
on their bond Of $500. Default OF the defen
ant and his sureties In $1,000 was also {
Clared in The case Of WIN. Philips, indlct
for felony.
MONDAY evening Tom Pyle proceeded
carry out an old grudge hO had agalt
james Carson, one OF the ioremen at Whit
cooper shop, who hAd turned him Oft
drunkenness. IebcAt Carson up badly. o
Ger Morris got aitcrt the fellow, who hail 20
home; before Morris arrested him, he We
m. back and again beat Carson so badly that
IN was not ont yesterday Morris caught
u" fellow and locked hinlup
Or TRAINS on the Central Ohio were detain
30. yesterday by the burning, early yGstertl
ass morning, OF the first bridge this side
- Quincy, a station short distance beyo
NJ BcllairC. II Is supposed TO have caught FRI
NC. the sparks Of passing engine. passeng
T. and baggage were transferred. Freight tral
were Sile.traCked. This accident togctl
Ret with the horrible disaster beyond Craft
will crowd the road to-day.
cw THE TORONTO REGATTA.