The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-08

Sontc Of the NinUr Matters OF The Day
About Town, 80

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| About Town.
SUPREME CouRT meets again today.
The fair weather holds GU wonderfully
well. fJl0
The visiting editors have about oil gone
| home. HNH..
srrErME Court holds the last session Of
the term today.
I'll a LARGE 'I, number Of persons from ,hi'
section visit the wrecked SciOto daily.
EMrroYH OF tho Water Works were blow.
Ing out the fire plugs yesterday. Time
MAGriS's fRHHY has circus to-day, Mile!
OHon's, said to DO the best wagon show on
the rUnd.
A Picnic will DO given on the Fair Ground,
August 18th, for the beneil, Of the Sister,
nnd the orphans In their charge.
SQUIRE CALDWELL yesterday committed Sal
lie Mclaughlin, middle aged woman liyIna
on the South Side, rs q luna,lc.
THE Item In yesterday mornings paper
about train going out on the liempilrll
GlEIO this evening WIS Incorrect.
WARRANT was Issued yesterday by Squire
Phi Fps for the arrCS.of N. Muilaney, who
Is charged with eildcayoring 10 ASSAULT James
COonrod with n butcher knife.
last Thursday evening number OF zen.
tlemen gathered In the rooms Of the Frank.
lin Insurance Company, and considered the
prorrIcty OF forming local chapter OF the
beta Theta Phi.
Thomas O'l,RiEX, n young fellow who Lay
frequently figured IN tho police aud justices
courts, was sent to jail by Squire Caldwell
yesterday In default OF Sl00 fine on a charge
o! petty larceny.
rErPgis and Fisher, the two members OF
the gang OF Martins Ferry roughs who as
saulted woman on the Little Anna night
before last, md afterwards attacked Captain
Seainor, were fined yesterday by Squire
Philips $40 and $40 and costs, respectively.
They may be glad 10 escapeso easily.
THURSDAY evening +. Y. CruTley, u brother
OF Nick Crawloy, OF this city, died ut the
Stamm House. lie was one Of ST.. Louis
prominent drug men, and arrived In this
city on the 3td inst. accompanied by his
daughter. I'M interesting child Of. twelve
years. Bruin fever was the cause OF his
death. Ills remains were taken to 81. Louis
yesterday.
RErOHr was current on the streets yester.
day that Dave c. Keller, the pilot OF the un.
fortunate steamer Scioto on her fatciul trip,
Ind left for paris unknown 10 evilde response.
bi!ity In connection with the disaster. The
report 10 utterly false. lie isn't the scene OF
the wreck, and is reported US rendering ELI.
cient assistance In the work OF recovering
bodies. lie will be home to-day.
SOME papcrs print In the list OF missing
the name OF Frank 1iall. of Wheeling" The
Frank Hall referred to lives Il. l,clairc, and
our correspondent reports this morning that
lleis safe. The John Marsh, of Wellsyille. was
also reported 10 be former Wheeling man,
son OF NJ. N. Marsh. the tobacconist. This re.
port was also untrue. as Marsh was not on
the boat, and Is working at his trade IN
Wcllsvlle.
YESTERDAY rs y train on the St. CMirsvlle
Northern railroad was en-routc from that
place TO bridgeport, a car jumped the track,
J and fell over u high bank, turning over sew.
eral times in its descent. The accident hap.
pencd Two miles north OF St. Cnirsyile and
two ladies were slightly hurt. one having a
wrist broken md the other receiving painful
injuries in the spine. Tho name OF neither
lady could be asccrtaineI.
On. CURLEY was arrested yesterday on n
warrant Issued by Justice Philips, and com.
mitted TO jail for II hearing lie Is charged
with violation OF section 10 and section OF
the NJ; approved March Is, lSS2, regulating
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State. The penal provisions Of section Is are
Inc OF fifty to i've hundred dollars aud con-
:inement in the county Jail from oneto twelve
months. This is Curley's second prosecu-
ton.
Nh. Cts WALTERS returned yesterday from
n two days visit to the Seidler Fishing
Club. While there he hard time OF 1t. He
was out in Il boat and in some mysterious
manner was turned out into the river. In Il
like mysterious manner the limb of tree
broke on which he was sitting. and again he
was in the water. 10 end UP with, lie was
given string CT 'suckers'' and assured that
they were bass. Still he had glorious
time.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
two deeds OF trust and the following transfers
Of real estate: Deed made July T. 1852. BY
Thomas Burke and wife to George McAlcchGn
in consideration OF Sl25 for Lot II in Square
~ in the Bucna Vista addition to Wheeling.
Deed made June 80, 1882, by Peter Wendell,
Jr., TO Eliza Hull, in consideration of IS, 500
for tract OF land in Triadelpha district,
containing 40 acres and II peaches, and adj
joining the lands OF Mcconnell and IIlaney.
/ Deed made July 3. by Lewis Hull aud wife to
VIM. I. Hubbard. trustee, in consideration
OF 5000 for the east half OF Lot 81 on Fii.
tenth street.