The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-29

Ton FLYNN, u young lad, while examining
the toy revolver OF q Comrade yesterday
shot himself In the palm Of the lett
hand, making very painful wound
Tue young boy Grinder, arrested on war
rant sworn out before Justice Caldwell for
stealing about the T., Wa Ky. engine house,
was discharged by the justice yesterday.
The blaCkness Of Egypt Is no comparison
to the darkness Of the locality OF the north
west corner OF Market and Tenth streets,
lamp post would throw SOME light OIL thtS
subject,
Tue youngpeople ofsteubanyille who have
formed "GGrIuan" club, style themselves
the patience Club" The first meeting was
held Tuesday evening and the music was fur
nished by Kramer.
THERE was no further development yestGr-
day in the Maggie llaslOp case, aud the gen
er,il suppositOn Is that she has been drowned.
Martins Ferry was busy yesterday discussing
her disappearance.
A Misunderstanding meeting Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union was held Tues
day. Another meeting was announced for
Tomorrow afternoon ut the Second Presby-
terrain Church at o'clock.
COMMODORE sEABRIGnr Is going to build
four houses on the lots In Centre Wheeling
recently purchased from the Street Railway
Company. There Is great demand for the
class OF houses he intends TO build.
TuE South Side Singing Society had very
pleasant and enjoyable dance ut Arbenz Hall,
Eighth ward, last evening. 1t was a cOmpli-
mentary affair rendered by tho boys to their
lady friends, Mayors orchestra played.
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for. many years porter ut the Mcclure, was
buried yesterday by the coIored Masonic
lodge, Star Of the West, No. I, In tho PENN
sula cemetery, There was n large attend
anCe.
A DEMURRER In the case Of the Mendel Fur
nlture Co. Us. the City OF Wheeling $4,000
damages claimed was argued before Judge
jacob yesterday in part 2Of the Circuit Court.
White and Good for plaintiff, Solicitor Cald-
well for defendant,
YESTERDAY afternoon John Douglass was
buried from his late residence on ChaplinO
street, Eighth ward. The funeral was very
large one, the GlasSblowerS Union turning
out In force. The deceased was employed at
the Central. Rev. BarnitS conducted the ser.
vices
TIE funeral OF John Reister, deputy Sheriff,
took place yesterday morning from the Cath
edral and was very largely attended Mass
was celebrated ut the Cathedral. The de-
ceased was young man possessing many
friends, and his untimely death Is deplored
by all.
Cray EAGLE Tribe No. s, 10. r. NJ. last
evening elected tho following officers: So.
chem, Philip Dohn; A. s., Henry Remhoi; g.
s., Carl SChell; Secretary, W. +. Grade; W.
H., Henry Hahne; Representatives TO the
Grand Lodge, l.. Strobe, Daniel Brun and
NJ. Sorge
BURGLARS md sneak thieves nro still at
their work. One Of the latest cases Is an
attempt 10 enter the house OF Scott Fair on
Eighteenth street, but the thief was fright.
enOd off before accomplishing his object.
One cannot look 10 doors and windows too
carefully.
THE United engine, after the hard jolting
got going to Tuesday nights fire, had to so
to Kull's repair shop, as one Of tho rear
springs was broken. Had tho company
waited at the creek for the second alarm, as
It should have done, this might not have
occurred
In letter received by Col. WIN. Exloy
from Ed. 1lorbrook, Of Kansas City, It Is
stated that Charlie Cohagan, an old Wheel.
ing boy, formerly employed by the Oglebay
Bros, has been arrested for train robbery.
Cohagan had rather lively reputation when
residing here.
TIE only conveyance OF real estate recorded
yesterday was deed made March 20, 1881,
by JameS GrOgan, OF Lyon county, Kansas,
to Augusta Miller, Of Ohio county, W. Va,
In consideration Of 81 900, for part OF lot No.
2iD In the addition to tho CitV Of Wheeling
laiu out by John Eoti,
TITS new Street Railway stables on Forty.
second street will be completed by New
Years They are very connections and n
great Improvement on any stables heretofore
occupied by the company They have stalls
Tor sixty horses. lhere ~ also hay house
and blacksmith shop adjoining.
On Tuesday evening the friends of Roy. w.
Il. LOOMS and wife invaded their residence
on South Broadway, Island, bringing Gifts OF
value. The occasion was Gle NJ.
tenth anniversary OF the marriage OF Mr
and Mrs. Loomis, and they desire us 10 saw
that they feel very gratiIled for the kind 70.
Of their friends.
COUNCILMAN CoMMgRFoRp wants 10 know
how The Fire Department uses Ia apnrontin.
ton. Al the last meeting of Council hd In.
troduCed resolution calling on tle Chief in
render eacl month an account OF Tho nIOnev
used for eacl house and iteniyel hills fGr
pacl The resolution was referred TO iIe
l'iro Department Committee.
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