The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-12
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Tine Centre Foundry will start up to-
morrow.
LIVELY times around the Court House
Yesterday.
FouR deeds in fee were admitted to
record In the Recorders Office yesterday,
" Veauor turns this rain into snow
he ought to be kidnapped and sent 10 st'
IBERIA,
Mis- s. S. KIsNRR has returned from the
East and will have her opening on Friday
aud Saturday.
CoL FRED MILLER has been reappointed
jsnitor OF the Custom House by Secretary
Window, A good appointment.
A MASS temperance meeting will he
held at the Disciples Church this evening
under the auspices Of the ladies. All are
invited.
JERRY CRAWFORD, (Colored) Q carpenter,
was driving nail in an oak plank yester.
day, and the nail flying out struck him in
the eye, putting it out.
GEORGE CLAToR, manager Of the Nail
City Glass Works above Bridgeport, had
his lace badly bruised yesterday while at
work near the furnace,
KRAMER's band will go to Cincinnati on
the St, Lawrence during the May Festi'
val, Capt. LISTS always alive TO the COM
tort OF his passengers.
john KIRcHRESsNER, who was run over
by wagon about a week ago and severely
Injured, is now convalesCent, and will be
able to attend to his duties.
LETTERS remaining In the postoffiCe un.
claimed April 18th, 1850: O. Britt, a. L.
Dunlap, Miss Martha Ksnney, II. Man
helm, Maud Mountain, E. b. Potts, Hiram
E. Thompson.
OK Sunday nigh! late the paint shop OF
Richard Knowles, Twenty.F Fourth street,
between Chapline and Eof streets, was
entered and robbed Of all the stock oil paint
and brushes on hand.
ANTON STAUvRR, yesterday, went before
Justice Caldwell, and had warrants Issued
for the arrest oil Charles o. Brien and John
stubbs, charging them with lelontous as
sault. The affair happened last Saturday
week.
Mrs, SMALLsTICKs, Of the Eighth ward,
fell upon the floor q day or two sgo,
thereby bursting a variCose vein IN one oil
her limbs and before the arrival Of her
physician she almost bled to death. Dr.
Pipes attended her.
IT was learned yesterday evening thai
the Grand Jury had found true bill
against John H. Zsvely, Tor forgery. There
were four other indictments found ngainll
parties for small oiisnsea, The jury will
finish up their lAbors to-day.
VIZ are indebted to Measrs. Ed. Rogers
lT, +. MeminHer, r. O. DArrah, John g.
Robinson and j. Q. Beam for an invitation
to be present at the Third Annual Enter
tainment Of the Bryant Literary Society
on Thursday evening, April l4th.
TIRE Committee on Police met last nigh
and recommended to Council the proprie
" OF increasing the number Of the torC'
from ten to sixteen men. Bills for httinl
out the police with belts, clubs, DC,
amounting to SSS 05 were ordered paid.
PATRICK COFFEE complained before Jus
tice Caldwell yesterday that John Dona
hue threatened to kill him, and iearinl
the sanguinAry threat would be carried on
be asked that q peace warrant be issuet
for said Donahue, which request wa
granted.
SQUIRE sCuULT2E says that the story o
the destitute condition Of the Iierott fam
lily in the Eighth ward, is all fudge. They
have been getting county orders for lonl
time, until he found that a hall.pint o.
whisky was regularly a part Of the rations
when he cut them OF his list Of benehCi
aries.
IT has been the custom OF nearly all thu
Council committees TO refer their accounts
10 tho Committee on Accounts without
first having audited them. The new Com
mittee on Accounts, however, last Salur
day resolved to stop that sort Of thing, ant
sent back the bills to their several commit
tees 10 be audited and passed upon.
TnR Centennial exhibits Of Weat Vir
Iginis at the Philadelphia Exposition
which have been stored for several year
In the third story OF the Capitol, were re
moved Yesterday to the old armory room
In the basement. This was done at thu
instance oil Adjutant General Woods, who
needed the room occupied by them in the
third story.