The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-03

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sAtusE benefit concert this evening
YESTERDAY, with the exception OF the mud,
was perfect day,
soNE beautiful Easter cards are being re.
ceiyeJ IN this city.
TnE fair weather brought out the fair sex
yesterday afternoon.
SEVENTEEN poetic illusions oil Spring"
were received yesterday.
Two deeds OF tru't were admitted 10 record
yesterday by Clerk Hook.
As March comes In as lamb we may Cx.
peCt to see II go out like lion.
FHE Legislature shows no signs oil q disposl.
tlon 10 adjourn at al earlcy day,
TIE Kemple Combination registered at the
Hotel de BrunliauS, Market Square.
4 SEw supply pipe Is being run Into the
jail to furnish the boiler with more water
DRlpGEroRT and Martins Ferry have pros
poets OF securing gaS works Ia partnership.
TME Legislative halls were grAccd by the
presence Of numerous lady visitors yesterday.
uSDER the mild influence Of such weather
rs we Ind Yesterday, the corner statues will
soon appear.
YESTERDAY Dr. Camden was called to Ben.
wood to attend to AN insane lady who had
suddenly become very violent,
Last evening several Of our old German
citizens called on Mrs. SuSsanA Mason, OF the
South Side, and very agreeably surprised
that lady.
last evening Officer Morris arrested Ed.
and Pat Scarry, two OF the most notorious Of
East Wheeling gGInin, for breaking windows
In the property OF Isaiah Baker,
WEDNESDAY evening Just before the Creek
mill shut down, Richard Donovan, a work.
man, had his left hand badly crushed and
burned by the fall Of the rest In front OF
the rolls
OFFICER WILLIAMS yesterday morning ar
rested al Rose, while he was at work In the
Belmont coal mine. lie Is wanted for being
IN u row In Market Square saloon, Wednes.
day evening.
LAST evening an entertainment was given
| Ia the Second ward Market hall by the WAY.
man Chapel Literary Society and Wheeling
ColOred Quarlette for the benefit OF the A.
N. 4, church. A first claSs time was had and
the same will be repeated this evening.
Work Is progressing rapidly at the South
Wheeling glass works Of Messrs. Hobbs,
Brockunier 4 Co. The temporary roof
around the large furnace will BE- completed
to-day, and the work Of manufacturing
glassware will be resumed, at least to some
extent, on Monday morning.
YESTERDAY Sheriff Brown appointed ".
II. Davis as jailor, vice r Daley resigned.
Davis will assume charge the first OF April.
He will be remembered as the ex.policeman
under the Sweeney regime, and the one that
preferred charges against Sweeney, over
which there was so much talk.
Mn. THOMAS SIIEA, agent Of Robson and
Crane, tue famous and popular comedians,
is In the city. The actors aud their com.
pany will appear at the Opera House next
week, playing Our Bachelors" Friday even
ing, "Shaps and Flats" ut the Saturday matt.
nee, and their successful new play, "D. A.
NJ Saturday evening.
THERE will be a special meeting Of Coun.
Gil this evening, at which time 1t Is intended
TO bring up the ordinance In relation 10 the
increase OF the liremen's salary. After the
good work and quick time Of last night, and
that at the Hobbs fire, the general opinion OF
those on the streets seems TO be that the men
should have the raise. What Council will
do remains to be seen.
HARRY MINERS Comedy Company Is billed
for the Opera House next Monday and Tues
day evenings, This troupe was here before
this season, and met with such success tiIut
the manager secured new dates at this time,
Under the circumstances tits not necessary
for us to remind our readers OF the character
OF the show. Several Of the best actors in
their sfeeiaities on the variety stage are In
the company,
A NOVEL bet was made, and the wager paid
by the losing party, in this city not long ago.
The proprietor OF n popular billiard parlOr
and friend played game Of pool, the loser
10 wheel the winner TO the Mcclure House
sample rooms in whcelbarrow, and there
set up the beer for the crowd. The pro-
pFietor won and his friend procured wheel
narrow and carried out to the letter the
terms OF the wager, much to the amusement
OF the witnesses.
YESTERDAY afternoon between 2 and $50
O'Clock fall OF s0apStone occurred in the
BenWoOd coal bank and a miner named
Peter Pahres was buried under the dirt and
stone. His companions FASTENED to his res.
cue and soon had the dirt removed so that
the stone could be lifted. 1t took six men to
raise 1t and pull the man out He was badly
cut about the head, breast and arms, but Dr.
Ford, who attended him, does not think
he is seriously injured. He lives in the
Eighth ward, but was so hurt that he could
not be taken TO his home.
Or the Royal Hand Bell Ringers and Glee.
men who give concerts at the Academy of
Music tomorrow afternoon and evening, the
Boston Herald says: An organization known
as the Royal Hand Dell Ringers and Gleemen
appeared at fremont Temple last evening,
for the first time in this country. Five zen.
tlCmen make up the organization, and their
bells are OF u wide variety Of sizes, giving
them the facilities for producing almost any
musical effect. Their repertoire with the
bells aPPearsalmost unlimited, and they vary
the programme with glees, thus furnishing a
very pleasant entertainment. They were IN
troduced last evening by Mr.. John B. Cough,
who spoke in an appreciative way OF the en-.
inyment the company had afforded him in
foreign cities, and bespoke it welcome in
America. The large audience present was
enthusiastic in its applause, aud encorcs were
so frequently demanded that an intimation
had TO beSiYen that the programme arrange