The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10
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Occurrences and Comment Prem an
Sections Of tho City.

THsax was a very ANAL market in the
Second ward yesterday.
MONDAY, Tuesday and yesterday were rule
days in the Circuit Court.
THE Opera House orchestra gave very fine
concert at SchwAlb's last evening. A large
crowd was present.
F1RE alarm box No. 81 will be sounded at 9
o'clock, this morning. Those hearing the bell
will know that no fire Is raging
AucTIOSEER WICEHAN asks Us to explain
that he Is not the auctioneer who purchased
some stolen books from Philip Henry Moore
Prominent Eighth warders are sgitating
the subject Of starting new Lodge oil
Knights Of Honor in that section OF the city
HuoH HARRISON, hostlero OF the United, has
little daughter not expected to live. Frank
Dixon is temporarily filling Harrtsons
place.
A CONCERT and reception will be held At
the Wheeling Female College tomorrow
evening, beginning at o'clock The puphe
are invited.
Lou srEISRlcHER, the ex.policeman, yes
terday resumed his old position In the River
side boiling department, and looked happy
and contented.
TuE many visiting Masons will leave for
home on the different trains to-day. They are
an unusually good set Of men, and Wheeling
will be glad to welcome them back often IN
the future.
YEsrERDAY Governor Jackson issued par
don to one John Mallory, who was sent to
the penitentiary from Kanawha county for
house.breaking. He was sentenced for three
years, and OF that time has served over TWO
years.
HEALTH OFFICER EDWARDS yesterday hung
out the yellow flag from the house OF Johh
Gardner, residing In lower Market square
who was discovered TO have the small pO1'
This makes only two cases in the city, I'LL ex'
aggerated reports to the contrary
AN elegant crowd Of ladies and gentlemen
were at the skating rink last evening ana Tue
sport was royal. A large number oil last year
skaters were present and added TO the iun'
Tonight the rink orchestra VIII nc present.
which, OF course, will insure crowd
LAST night the case Of Miller vs.. Leach, as,
sault being charged, was to have been tried
before Squire Schultze ut O'clock a Lna1
fine The Jury that had been demanded was
nrcSent both principals and witnesses on
both sides were present and the Justice was
absent-hence no suit, Schultze had gone To
Elm Grove 10 arrange for his new pumping
apparatus, and at last accounts had not re-
turned,
Born Tuesday night and last night, from
nine to ten o'clock, there was well defined
lunar rainbow spanning the western SKY a.
an elevation Of about iOrty.live degrees. The
sky was clear, and the rainbow was formed
nv the reiractIon OF the moons rays in the
particles OF vapor floating In the haEy atmos
nhere II was the object OF considerable curl
: Gus observation by those who were 80 iortu'
nate as to discover 1t.
STATE LIBRARIAN BUTLER Is doing q splendit
work in the State Library. Since he has ha'
The Office he has been busily engaged u
STRENGTHENING up the books and busting tn
accumulated dirt Of years oil. The librar!
was In bad condition when he took charge
large number OF the books being missing
LAWYERS have been in the habit OF helpiinl
Themselves to the books and never returning
them, These books are now being huhte'
up.
ASpREAs KNuDsEN, the young Dane VIII
9 got hurt In such terri BILE way, about ion
y weeksago, by the explosion OF clnderS OF IN
o heating furnace at the Riverside mill u
Is covering slowly. lie had only beeh ~ Iill
country a few weeks before the accident, an'
he owes his life to his COuntrymen, WIN
cared SO we'll for him while he. was heIpIeCs
and pennlIess. They also raised subscrip
ton in the mill amounting TO 80, for whicl
he asks us to express his obligations
DRpurY SHERRY PAwLISd, OF Berkele!
, county arrived IN the city last evening from
MoundsvlIe, where he placed two prisoner
recently convicted for HOUSEKEEPING. TIT
first, Hamilton Hardy, alias Mclntrye, re
: ceiyed a sentence OF two years ana NV
months, and Chas. Riley two years sen
tGnce. Captain Pawling was accompanied
), by Albert Qu0nzel and John Alburtis u
guards. All three Of the gentlemen wer'
: found to be very pleasant and genial
!. YEsrEnpAY morning the elevator In tht
: Masonic Temple was being rather extensiy0ly
used when an accident occurred that stoppet
further use of 1t. Three members of thu
Grand Lodge were In the caband had gone Il
e the top. They made o step forward oil TO
, gcther, from the platform, which they t0r
tunately reached, but the release OF weigh
was so sudden that the main cable was 81
strained rs to slip about foot out Of the eyt
and the elevator fell some distance.
SQUIRE pHILIrs yesterday discharged Mint,
Stout, who has been under bonds rs an &c
complete Of Dannie O'Neal IN cutting Chas
Davenport, on the corner OF Chapline stree
4 and Sixteenth, some months ago. Dayenpor
recovered and was discharged from the hos
pltal after severe siege Of 1t, and shortly
aiterward left the city. 0Neal has neve
' been arrested. Neither the alleged prIncipa
nor tho accomplice In the matter could b.
convicted In the absence Of the injured party
and the crime turned out to be much les
). grave than was at first supposed.
TnE cold feeders OF all the Wheeling mill
held meeting last night at the Make
House hall and effected permanent organ
ization by cleCting Michael Madden PreSlden
y and Michael Reynolds Secretary. Thu
report OF the Committee on Resolutions, aP
pointed at q previous meeting to confer viii
/ the hot feeders, reported that all The he,
feeders were In sympathy with the cold feed
crs, and arc willing TO do oil In their powel
to make the strike success. A committed
was appointed to procure q suitable place fo
holding regular weekly meetings Iesolu
tions were adopted declaring their intention
Q to hold out until their demand was conceded
j. TO. There was great many hot iron FEEDER
, present, some OF whom made few remarks
/ encouraging the boys to stay out, after which
+, the meeting adjourned.