The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-10
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Some Notes OF Minor Event. In md
About the City,

ABOUT tue city.
day
The iron wheelersa at the Riverside are still
ont.
No MARRIAGE licenses were issued yester.
IAy-a wonderful change from the day be.
fore.
ATsoclOek last evening Tailor Davis re.
ported that he had thirty prisoners in the
county Jail,
PoLlocE's lOuI mill was Obliged to shut
down yesterday, owing to the fact that /. had
run out Of wheat
A MEMBER Of the wheeling wheelmen,n
was thrown from his machine yesterday, and
somewhat bruised.
ABA GRAY bad another good audience last
night, considering the awful weather. East
Lynne was again given.
LlLhIE PEEtTYMAS, n disteputable female,
was committed to jail yesterday morning
IN Police Court for thirty days.
\ NUMBER OF Knights Templar went to
Martnsburg to the meeting OF the Grand
Cammandery, which convenes to-day.
PEof. OAKLEY Is dclishtug the pupils of
the public schools with his stereopticOu
views OF scenery, and descriptive lectures.
Thomas CALDWELL was committed To jail
yesterday by Justice Philips on Il charge OF
lnnacy In all probability, he will go to
Weston.
MIs. GAus, lady residing on Eighteenth
street, took some amhOnia by mistake for
some medicine and badly burnt her throat
and mouth.
WE yesterday inadvertently spoke Of ]. II.
Burt, who presided so ably over the labor
meeting At the Academy Monday night, as
Robert" Burt.
TINS is not propitious weather for horse
racing. Again the ROse.lIaer race has been
postponed The track WIS In Il very bad con.
ditiOn yesterday.
a coAirDlGGgG residing in East Wheeling,
6ut whose narue we failed 20 learn, was
| badly hurt by a fall OF stone in bank near
the South End, yesterday.
A MINER employed in the Belmont coal
bank and residing on Seventeenth street,
lhu ms eyes badly injured while work
Ing IN the mine yesterday morning.
TIE Vigilant engine has been received from
the shops, where some slight repairing was
done. The Eighth ward hose was on the docks
yesterday, having the wheels repaired.
FRAN2nElMs Hall was filed las. evening
with large number Of young ladies and gen.
tleincn, who spent the evening very pleasant
ly dancing to the music OF Mayors orchestra.
EDDIE and Mickey Costello, two brothers
wert drinking beer in Bodley's brick yard,
in Fast Wheeling last night, when they got
into fight, and Mickey was badly used up
Rodney Hoy and Stephen Hoy were ycster.
day sent to Jail for ten days for drunkenness
by Squire Philips Catherine Lawless was
also fined - and costs for assaulting Mary
Watkins.
CARDS are out for the wedding Of iir.
Joseph L. Evans, OF Boston, Mass, and Miss
Hannah Rust, sister of Chas. lust, OF this
city, at the residence OF the lady's brother
this evening.
KRAMER and his musicians went to Steu.
benyille last evening to play for n reception /;
tonight they play for the Original German"
aud Friday night at Washington Hall for the
X. OF l.. ball.
VIZ take pleasure in informing our readers
that by enclosing u thrce.Cent stamp to Eos.
ter, Milburn & Co, Buffalo, \. Y, they can
secure, free, set OF their fine Telegraph pic.
ture cards, which are an ornament 10 any
household.
| MAGGIE Rowan, n lunatic who has been
some time confined in the equity jail waiting
for quarters at Weston, will be taken TO that
place to-day on the steamer Diurnal, via
Parkersburg, in charge Of DR.. O'lIara, Of the
Institution.
TIE rain last night came down in tor
rents, flooding the sewers and running over
the sidewalks. Twelfth street was raging
stream over which none could pass, and the
streets which have recently been torn up
were made simply horrible.
HARRISON SWIM, Sheriff OF Summers coun-
ty, accompanied by James II. llite, who
acted as guard were at the Auditors
Office yesterday, having placed in the peni.
Tertiary James Bailey, sent there by the
court OF Summers county for two years.
The passenger train due on the b. & 0.
road at I:3J +. N. last evening did not arrive
till $40, being delayed by wreck west Of the
Bellaire stock yards. Freight train No. Il
ran into yard engine, dumping several cars
over the bank, and stopping travel awhile.
TOMMY Owens, the Sixteenth street saloon
keeper, was up before Squire Philips, yester-
day on complaint OF John McAndrews who
charged him with assault and battery.
Tommy was fined s. and costs McAndrews
was raising disturbance in Owens saloon
and was violently elected.
YESTERDAY Squire schultze made COM
plant before Squire McCready that George
krukenberger had committed an assault on
his son, who works in the glass house. After
hearing the evidence, the Justice let Kruken.
berger 90 on the payment OF IS 05 and the
giving OF bond to keep the peace for six
months.
Is Judge Boyd's court yesterday the case
OF Z. Luiker VS.. 7. AnShUtz was tried TO the
following jury: p. ". Bosley, J. W. Arm
strong, A. J. Wilson, John Dunkle, George
p. Mccoy, Louis Meder, W. l.. Gilbrcath, &.
o, Smith, J. NJ. Wheat, S. c. A Hamilton,
Frank Woeber, Ed. Iarkin. The case was
in relation 10 dispute about some vinegar
sold by Capt. Anshut2 and Mr. Luiker.
SUPERINTENDENT OF Free schools Birch, YES.
terday received the report for the second
term from the Normal school at Concord.
II shows that q normal pupils were enrolled.
Al of whom were males and 90 girls 10 OF
them had taught before. There was also 0
paying pupils enrolled, making total of 10
scholars. Everything is in ilOurishng con.
ditIon, and the report shows the school to
have made great progress.
The attention of the Street Commissioner.
either OF the two Boards, the Committee on
Streets or that on Water WorkS-some one
at least, is directed 10 the condition OF Mar.
ket street, between Seventh and Ninth. 1t
was torn up 10 putdown the thirty.inch main
and has not since been repaired. The stones
lie on one side Of the street, and in the center
are loads OF sand dumped there for the
PAYERS. The mud is awful force OF men
should at once be put 10 work paving.
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