The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-22

y GENERAL GLEAxISGs.
Minor Local Occurrences Briefly eI,ron.
I BoSs'Er Silks are fashionable rs
Z TnE Markc. House loafers must 10. n
TIE Andes excursionlsts will DO home TO.
day. {, n Fl RI n s,li & r. l
TIE dust Inns ablictated In favor OF the
mud. 5apgIif1 -l al9
INTERESTING docket al Police Court this
morning. l35 sH y. ,0IH n 4 NJ
SoRrll WHEELING had an exciting runaway
Saturday.
CONSIDERABLE disorder on the streets SGT.
urday night NJ 1g.sHg.
The skiilferrles 10 tho Island had DO.
nanza Saturday. 1.9%5HN II
CiscIsSA7i's May musical festival Is u
thing OF the past. T' f6i.gEa ~
TnE saloons were very generally 'closed
for repair" yesterday. ",g ~
TUE summer gardens out the pike will be
In full blast this week. Sa1Gs. 9t
TIE Ministries will be At the Opera House
d week from next Wednesday.
ANOTHER "dime entertainment will be
given at the Baptist church this evening.
WILBUR MiLLioAS, the boy murderer. was
released from jail, Saturday, giving bail In
tho sum OF $500. III. La
iEsrERpAY's showers were great encour.
agement 10 vegetation, mud were almost
enough TO make dwarf grow. rvs
OFFICER JuSKISs arrested two moro mem.
beers Of the Market House gang, Saturday
night. Let tho good work 60 on.
A CHILD named Daugherty, aged about
| eighteen months fell III tho creek at Coon
Island Saturday, and was drowned.
A FESTIVAL will DO given at the Second
Presbyterian church next Thursday evening
for the benefit Of the mission cause.
Howard pkyroX was arrested Saturday
evening by Tailor Davis, and fined s. and
costs by Squire Philips, for disorderly con.
duct. TN ram. 4a5
A GOOD many colored folks from this city
went out to Mt. Pleasant yesterday TO see
some brethren immersed. Most OF them
were sprinklcd en- route.
THE foot race at Fulton Saturday for SO,
between "liairpin" Ilcrbic and Joseph Nau,
was won by the latter. llerbic claimed Il
foul, but 1t was not allowed.
FRANK FREps, the colored Whitewater,
was arrested Saturday night by Officer bird,
for assault on G. II. Rose. The case will BE-
heard In police court this morning.
A WAGON load OF colored people returning
from Mt. Pleasant broke down on Tenth
street near the bridge last evening. "And
what fall there was there, my country.
men, .E# :
A noY named Walters, willie playing
about the North End cooper shops OH Friday,
fell upon the sharp edge Of stavc, laying
his windpipe bare aud making an ugly
wound -ta ~
Is the three.mile single sculing match be.
tween Nick Lay berger aud Billy O'IIanlon.
at Pittsburgh Saturday afternoon Lay berger
had walk over" winning in q minutes
and seconds. ~.
AN interesting game Of base ball took
place Saturday afternoon ut Wcstwood's
brick yard, Eighth ward, between the help
crs and feeders OF La Belle mill. The feeders
were defeated; score, % to 20. :, ID
The West Virginia State Sunday School
convention Is to be held ut Hartford City
Mason county, to-day. There will be cx
cursion tickets on sale for all persons de-
string 10 attend the convention.
EDWARD HUcIiEs n small boy living neal
Slackt town. north of the city, was foolin1
with pistol Saturday, when It was acciden
tally discharged, the ball entering the boys
hand. lie will not play with firearms agai
for some days .g! =
TIE summer schedule of the B. & 0. rail
road went into effect yesterday. Trims de
part as follows: East-1:35 aud $50 A. NJ. anG
$40 and 1865 r. NJ. Wcst-9:3O A. NJ. and 1880
100 and 1l:l5 r. NJ. W, p. and B. division
1880 and $40 r. ~. -,.far
The unsightly frame shantics which have
SO long disgraccd the northeast corner o.
Jacob and Nineteenth streets, are being tori
down, and handsome double.brick dwell
ing will be erected by Major Joy, who recent
ly purchased the property.
A FINE gold watch stolen from John P
Campbell, in this city. several months ago
was recently recovered in Cleveland, and wa.
received by Capt. Bennett Saturday from thu
detectives who procured 1t, acting on inior
nation furnished by the Captain.
]. L. RuEEs, the enterprising news dealer
at 1923 Market street, has received The Cen
tury for June. 1t is an unusually attractive
number, and purchasers should avail them
selves OF the supply now in, and avoid The
delay or waiting for mn extra order. ~
FLORENCE GoLDsBoEouGH, who enjoys the
reputation OF being one OF the smnrtest fe.
male crooks working in male attire, and
whose exploits in this city few years age
will be remembered by many, was arrested
yesterday ut Cincinnati, for her old time
tricks. SD 81 sl
On Saturday morning the discovery was
made that some time in the night. burglars
lad effected IN entrance into L. L. kimmins'
store, at that place, by prying opcnthe door
with Jimmy" and carried of about two
hundred dollars worth OF goods, consisting
OF boots and shoes, cutlery aud other articles.
1t Is said that the thieves took the stolen ar.
ticlcs away in n wagon.
| AT the races Saturday several things were
noted that the Fair Association would do
well to correct before the June meeting. The
repo tcrs' stand sllonld have some sort OF
seating accommodations and persons no,
members OF the press should DO rigidly ex.
cluded thercfrom. 1t is Of no account ut all
when crowded with outsiders and reporter
might as we'll be in the grand stand or on
the ground. The press has never wanted III
courtesy to the association. and common de.
cency would dictate that it have some sort oil
accommodations on the grounds.
ABOUT two weeks ago officer Kennedy ar
rested IN old man named Henry Kunkle of
the Eighth ward, on the charge Of vagrancy.
The man was released from custody the next
morning. and since that time has been miss.
Ing from his usual haunts. Last night his
dead body was found on the side of a hill
near Boggs' run. below the city, in an
advanced stage Of decomposition. The re-
mains were brought to this city about mid.
night and taken to the cemetery for inter.
ment. The body was seen lying on the hill
some days ago, but no attention was paid at
the time. us it was supposed he was asleep or
drunk. The uncerenlonious way In which he
was buried caused some comment
A Card OF Thanks. -
The undersigned, passengers and cxcur-
sionists on the steamer St, Lawrence tender