The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-06
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A ferce-looking bull that was running
around the streets Wednesday morning
was attracted by the red cape Of little
girl! on the sidewalk nsarl the German
church. The bull made q dash Tor the
girl, but lady with her climbed the bank
Of earth that's there, and pulled the girl
out Of reach, the bull running his horns
into the bank, A rope dangled from his
horns-he had probably given his keepers
the slip, and started out to celebrate his
liberty, gained by Tuesdays defeat Of the
stock ordinance.
The morning train on the Bellaire and
Southwestern brought In q very large
number OF passengers, and great many
hundred dozen eggs,
The neWly.eleCled constables can hnd
youthful law:yiolatoTs along the hill sides
about Indian run, especially on Sund avs.
Secure in their position, the boys amuse
themselves throwing stones at things be.
low. On Sunday last one stone went
through the window OF q house and pass.
ed through two rooms.
The Top Mill, Wheeling, boasts Of nail
feeder who has cut one hundred and thir.
teen kegs OF ten pennies in week. There
Is feeder In the BellaiFe mill who always
cuts that many. The last week he was on
ten pennies he cut one hundred and
twenty kegs and the preceding week, one
hundred and eighteen, This without help
from the mailer, Try again.
Let the business men remember that
Thuraday evening is the time for the meet
ing OF the business mems association ioI
organization. Take part in this useful In
stitution at itssIRrt, r.
The Fourth ward was the only one Civ
ing q majority for the stock ordinance
but we give Il as our conviction that the
vote 10 not true index oil the feeling
There were many voted No, thinking theJ
said No TO the hogs, &C., running at large
and With both Yes and No on the tiCketG
many did not vote ct all. Perhaps an ex'
animation would show that those who
did not vote Yes were counted, In Bomt
places, as voting No. AS 1t is the pigs go
the largest majority Of any candidate OF
the ticket,
The next thing in order will be nea
railing about the soldiers monument, OIL
the Square, 80 the fayorite scavengers car
rub their muddy sides off by lCrApini
along the pailingS.
The "UnCls Toms Cabin" bloodhound
were around town with their muzzles on
Tor an airing Tuesday, and attracted con
siderable attention.
JamesF. Morrison has O sum OF money
which was found near the postofice. Hi
holds 1t for the owner.
The new Council will have only Gal
lagher, Of the secord ward, and Shuttle
worth, Of the Fourth, new members, thu
others beingln the old Council.
Stewart and Morgan are the new mem
hers OF the School Board; Darrah and Nc
Cav retiring. The First ward gains
member and the Fourth loses one.
McMullen, yard brakeman on thu
Baltimore and Ohio road, had his leg
badly hurt Monday night In the yard by
having 1t caught In the wheel Of backing
train,
The new GlasS City Loau Company hal
elected the following officers: President
Father D. B. Gull; Vice. President, Oyrul
Fl. strahl; Secretary, John Kelley; Treas
urer, r. A. McGregor. The first money
sold was five shares at 70 cents, 10 Dr.
Smith,
The Loan Exhibition Is hearing already
OF some OF Its Curiosities. Among them Is
rebel cavalry sword, picked up on the bat
tleheld. It's brass Is very roughly cast, nj
coubt In the rude fOundries oil the Con
iederaCy.
Mr.. Mord. Nelson has bought Of Rober
Chisholm, the house In which he nov
lives, on Guernsey street.
The School B)Rld had no meet ION
day night. The new Board will organic
on the third Monday Of Apil,
Enough car loGds to IN ,ke a Gun ii tt. Ia
passed through here Tuesday morning
filled with lard bound for Liverpool.
Mail Agent win DAntOrd, got fall
down the B. 4 O. depot stairway, and out
into the street, Monday. lie was of duty
In consequence the next day.
Some one threw pig Of iron into the
pots Of melted glass at The National, Mon
day night, for which he ought to be pu
into pot Of glass himself.
The following are the officers for tn,
next year Of the Turner'S: First Speaker
Chas. Hankei Second Speaker, VIM. Rode
wig Secretary, Louis La Roche; Treasurer
Fred Rodewig; Manager, Chas. Faupel
First ward, Chas. Rodewig; Second ward
VIII Smith, First Counsel, Louis Long
Second Counsel, John He'll; Trustees
Chas. Hanke, F. Rodewig, John Steger.
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