The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-14
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Al Rosg was yesterday arrested by Officer
Barun. lie got away tho other evening
when house was pulled.
SERVICES will DO held this evening at the
Jewish Synagogue ut o'clock, and to.mOr.
row, Saturday, ut 10 o'clock.
lsouERA 4 MALATEsrA were fined $50 and
costs In Police Court yesterday for allowing
gamingi in their saloon, "Florance Hail."
Pools on the Clator. Brlceland boat race at
Pittsburgh, tomorrow, will be sold at Helm.
bright Il liumfs billiard room this evening.
RovERA & MALArEsrA were fined $50 and
costs In police court yesterday morning, for
allowing dice TO be thrown for drinks In their
place. 'E.9
The infant department OF tho English
Lutheran Sunday School had pleasant time
al their picnic on the Old Fair Grounds yes.
terday. -
A VERY pleasant dancing party was given
al the residence OF John Mendel on the
Island last Wednesday evening. Mayer
played. sH $50 .3'
GEonGIE ALICE and Topsy Trettyman, two
disreputable women, were arrested by Officer
larum for disorderly conduct OIL the streets
last evening. IL.
THE Goard OF Directors OF the German In.
snrnnce Company have organized by clecting
the following officers: President, John
Ocsterline; vicc-President, W. F. S,fel;
Treasurer, A. Reymann; Secretary F. Reister.
Is the First Branch Of Council last even.
ing the amendments to the ordinance pre-.
'cribing. rules and regulations in which the
Second Branch refused TO concur, were with.
drawn.'tnd the ordinance passed, thus max.
ing tsn Board OF Control OF the Water Works
fixed TACT.
Can No. OF Forepaugh's circus arrived
yesterday, md paste brigade skirmishcd
over the city decorating dead walls md bill
boards with many hued and brilliant pic.
lures representing the wonders 10 be- seen
only with 81 paws" The car attracted con.
siderable attention while standing on the
levce.
TIE following officers md members OF the
Mountain Stream Fishing Club will excurt
70 the mountains near Cranberry Summit, OIL
Monday, the l7th inst, where they will have
u grand and glorious time fishing and hunt.
Ing: Ed. Flaccus, President; Il. A. Rnbig,
| Woeber, Secretary; c. Corenbauer, Captain;
Frank Dugmuller, Cook; +. Frisc, II. Keller
and J. fahn.
We are requested by Tailor Davis to call
the attention OF Justices TO the law governing
commitments. See chapter l5G Of the Code,
rs revised by chapter TO- section II; act up.
proved March 10, 1882 Also, in regard 10
releases. lie slys but three or four Justices
seem 10 know what the LAWS. Releases should
accompany the discharge OF prisoner, I'M.
less the prisoner is discharged on account of
expiration OF the time for which they were
committed.
TIE Cincinnati Enquirer pours hot shot into
tho investigation OF the Scioto disaster at
Wheeling, and says justice will be stited
there. The Ea7uirer, in all probability, is
right, too. There Is very large number of
river men who are defending their own
pocket books In defending the Scioto, while
on the other side, men not experienced on
the river are not considered as very good
witness.-Erchange. We would suggest that
It would be good idea to wait for tie verdict
OF the Inspectors before criticising II.
We are indebted to J. A Faris, the Island
artist, for cabinet photograph of large
drawing made by him and Mr.. C. +. Dardine
OF the Lomas and Scioto collision. The
view is said by those familiar with the cir.
cunistances OF the accident to be sinsularly
correct and realistic. The photographs are
on sale ut FcIrcll's news stand under the Nc.
Lure House, and ut all points up the river.
1t isa valuable historical picture. and the
copies will no doubt havea large sale. The
current issue OF Frank Lcslics Illustrated
Nertpdper, received by Rhees. the Market
street newsdcaler, also has u full page illus.
tration, aud Is meeting with an e1traordi.
nary sale.
THE Executive Committee OF the United
Labor Party met at their hall in Beck Block
last evening. District meetings for the pur.
pose OF elccting delegates to the County Con.
yention were called as follows: In Centre
district, Mt the Guards hose house, Monday
evening, 18th inst; Richie and Webster dis.
tricts, Tuesday evening" 18th inst, at United
Labor hall, Decks Block; Madison district,
Wednesday evening, the 10Th inst, ut the
Second ward Market house. The following
named were elected delegates from Washing.
ton district to the Convention OF the United
Labor Party 10 be held ut the City Hall, Sat.
urday evening, July odd: +. G. Darby, s. G.
Misher. "a 80 - .
THE deadlock between the joint standing
Council Committee and the Board OF Public
Works, still continues and the nine is not
iHid on Main street rs 1t should be. The
Board very properly insists on its rights-its
rights being the rules AID regulations adopt-
Cd which look to our having better streets; it
insists that the rule about rumming mus. DO
complied with rs II wants no more horrible
slonghs such as were had along the line OF the
3O'inch main when it was laid. 1t also insists
on knowing. who are digging in the streets,
requiring all doing SO to take ont permit.
Inc committee does not want to pay the Is
cents addltional demanded by Farley & Gal.
lagher for rammng aud wants the CITY 10
break over the rule adopted for lis protection.
The Mayor refuses 10 sign papers until iron.
erly drawn.