The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-14
xEIGmnoRMooD NEWS.


None houses are wanted for the accommo.
datiOn OF the people.
DR.. ong contracted for an addition 10 his
drug store yesterday.
Mn. William Robb Is quite low, with no
prospects OF her recovery.
Thomas Conway, Of the Laughlin mill, is
quite low, and we hope for his speedy rccoy.
cry, as be isa fFst rate fellow.
Mrs Henry Linn, Of the orchard, who has
been very sick, with symptoms OF typhoid
fever, Is, We arc happy 70 state, Improving.
Richard Kemp was before Mayor Mitchell
Monday, charged with stilingaie and beer on
Sunday, and was fined SIS and costs. Fine
James Noll, for being Intoxicated, was
tihed 81 and COSTS Patrick, O'DOnat, drunk
and dlsotderly, 81 and costs; Richard Powers,
81 and costs.
George sGhell was before Mayor Mitchell
FOR violating the Sunday law and fined $50
and coSts-SiO Of which WIS paid and the re.
nainder secured
The council on Saturday night passed an
ordinance in relation To keeping saloons
after 10 o'clock p NJ, selling TO minors and
selling on Sunday, violation OF which Is a
tine OF not less than twenty-five dollars
nor more than Atty dollars. So look out.
Also IN ordinance to prevent boys under
eighteen from jumping on or OF railroad
cars whlle IN motion or playing on the same
WITHIN the corporation. This last ordinance
was impAratyely needed as we looked TO see
or hear " some " tho boys being killed most
any day, Now, boys, you will be asked to
doing.
Quite u number OF the boys were troubled
With "PiRkeyes" bordering on the black Sut.
day evening. Two young pugilists,
BY the name Of HennCghan and
keoin, repaired to quarters out.
side tho corporation and proceeded to settle
y difficulty, KeOin was knocked out oil
tune ut the first round by HCnneghan. La.
ter In the day, "Gus' SpCck was assaulted by
party thirStlng lorgOre, but rs "Gus" did
not like more than one ut time, he drew a
dangerous looking revolver, whereupOn they
were not 30 anxious 10 SEQ Gus" The
whole affair, so far Us We can learn, was most
disgracetul, and all parties concerned should
be severely punished. There was s.Othcr
mill" or two that we have not got the par.
tIcu'arsOfyet.
DEtLGIRE.
Eldorado Circle Of Druils holds q special
meeting on Tuesday evening.
James NJ. Reese Is back, after stay in the
towns above us for awhile on business.
Benwood beggars, crossing on tho ferry.
boat Tree, make their regular trips through
narnard's coal miners are now under
chestnut Point" between Indian and Jor
dun runs.
Nut coal, at least at Barnard's bank, was
reduced another half cent Monday morning,
making 1t six and half.
On Wednesday evening the Methodist Sun,
daay school Will elect u Superintendent in
place OF @. c. Nelly resigned.
We saw woman scrubbing the front door
steps Monday, in the hardest OF the rain
with an umbrella in one hand.
No wonder Bellaire wants the county scat
when tue prospect Of rolling mill puts the
county seat bee into Martins Ferry's bonnet
The pavements and walks in the First
ward are in better condition and the cross
| ings less muddy than in other parts OF town.
Tut the mud is as deep on the creek bridge
Us on the sFeets.
The hill that forms the south bank of the
creek, above the wagon bridge, seems to he
slipping much this winter That road that /.
waiting to be finished along there will have
to be well built in that part or there will be
trouble,
Another petition will be presented 10 the
Commissioners in March asking for turn
pike. This second petition will be for pike
from here to Glencoe, and to pay for II q tax
is proposed Of two mills on the dollar foI
eight years.
II Bellaire cannot boast OF anything else
she can OF her ministers We heard II gen,
tleman say that lie had been attend
ing several different churches lately and was
sure few towns eau boast Of u body OF more
eloquent preachers.
sTEuBESviLLE
George Aldridge, who WIS shot in a saloon
by HaFter, on last Thursday night died al
noon. Harter'S hearing was set for to-day
but was postponed till Thursday. On the
news OF AldFidge's death, AqFteF gave him
self up, but was released again, his bond
being fixed at 5000, which was promptly
given: There is great excitement III the city
Oyerthe traglcal ending Of the affair.
LATEG.-ThG post mUrtem examination o.
Atdridge has Just been concluded II wa.
found that the ball passed through the
stomach and liver and dropped down, lOdg
! ing in the TRAVERSE color. The other bal
was found imbeded in the skull. Ills wife
who is in delicate condition, is very mucl
prostraled by tire untimely death Of heI
husband, and fears 4Fe entertained that she
may succumb to the terrible shock,
THE ARYTUu VyVER rIGATTOW