The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-02
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osE marriage license was isued yesterday.
. NEW four,i quoted, wholesale /. at s5.6oa
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or,lerh CONS run in a negro tramp last
evening lsiI$3 a
Tnr mud on the old Fair Grounds was sim.
ply terrible yesterday. &sE;.t
TALL clover, tall wheat, tall rye, Is now
the boastlng farmers cry.
TOO much Of good thing Is In fair way
to be illustrated by the rain. n
EXTRAORDINARY stories OF big days work
In the harvest Held arc plenty. ia
TIE turnout Of people yesterday, especially
from the country, was wonderful. ~
THERE will be a meeting In Bcck's Hall
this evening OF District Assembly, X. Of Il.
THE circus drew 10 many Councilman to
tho Island last evening" Rcsult-no quo.
rum. ,6y' y s1Ft aT Ttl.I35 g. 20 g'.,4.
THINGS were dull In the city yesterday,
most everybody having apparently deserted
the town for the circus. = p 1870
PLACE oat meal In your Ice water and you
can drink as much rs you please this warm
VhAttSs WithShs
A xuMpER OF plckpockets who were driven
out OF town during the State Fair last fall,
came back with tho circus.
TIE local reporters OF the country press
have been lingering about the fence corners
OF Tho harvest field, anxi0usly waiting to
scoop In the first reaping machine accident
OSE OF the most notable weddings OF the
season will be celebrated at the Cathedral
this afternoon, and this evening grand re-
ception will follow ut Germanla and M.sn.
nerchOr Halls. ,g li1..
AcIRcus employe and u man whose name
could not be- learned got into difficulty on
the Fair Grounds last night, In the course OF
which the circus inan fired at the other man
with revolver, withou: hitting him, how.
ever. -iH-
uScLE JonS BoRsG, contrary TO all ex.
pectations, attended Council last evening,
and was overwhelmed with congratulations
over his recent marriage lie received them
snilingly and appeared several years younger
than usuul. '.i
'sQulRg PnILis yesterday fined Kate Erh.
man, whose robes ARE not rs spotless as those
OF the other erinine, IS and costs for assault
and battery on man named Dick, and also
required her TO give bond In the sum Of 800
to keep the peace for one year.
Tng ucasurers wagon OF the Forcpaugll
show upset on Xane street, near Virginia,
yesterday forenoon, and WIS badly wrecked.
1t was an elegant wagon, aud cost several
thousand dollars. Several ornamental figures
and other decorations were entirely ruined.
Cart. J. W. lIAGGAHrY, Chief OF the recent
ly organized "llasgarty' Detective Associa
ton is In the.city disposing OF stock in the
company, ind Is meeting with very satisfac.
tory success, having already disposed o.
nearly al the shares Of capital stock that vii
be Issued.
A GENTLEMAN from Fairmont was vii inl
alung Zane street last night after the circus
when in trying 10 edge his way through til,
crowd which jammed the sidewalk, he s,ruch
his face against the edge OF an open gate ant
received several severe bruises and cuts or
the right cheek and temple.
"PuNcH" LoSG yesterday shook tho ,lus,
OF Wheeling from his feet, mctuphorieally
speaking. and left for his fathers home III
Cincinnati. He was accompanied part Of
the way by his attorney, Hon. L. q. era,
nected with The Watkins.Fcrguson i'm.
broglio. .E g
last evening the following ere installed
by Installing Officer Joseph l.. Degant as
officers Of Enterprise Lodge No. ~, |. o. G.
Miller; W. c., b. J. Haller; W. Il S, Frank
link; W. F. s., NJ. II. &icNabb; ". r., John
Mooney; ". Nj, John Crider; W. !. G., d.
Wilson; W. o. g., Frank Wilson.
THERE was report current on the street
last night that man had been shot at West
Wheeling. No particulars were ubtainabIe
except that the ball entered his leg. 1t was
for time rumored that ex-Poiceman Mar
tin Mallory WINS the man, but this was with.
out foundation except that the injured man
somewhat resembled Martin in appearance.
TIE quantity Of blackberries daily con.
somed IN Wheeling is almost incredible.
Yesterday the steamer G.. ". Bachelor, run
ming in place OF the Courier, brought up
.,0!0 buckets, OF ali average capacity OF three
gallons each, to say nothing OF the quantity
finding their way into market by other
means. They sold readily at so cents 4
bucket yesterday. The number OF buckets
sold in the city in the last two weeks will
average 200 day.
SHORTLY after o'clock this morning as
engine No. 90, drawing the third section oil
Forepaugh's circus train, wus passing a
switch on the p. W. 4 Ky. road between
Fifth and Sixth street. the engine was dc.
rallied by n broken frog point. An effort was
made to pull it on with another engine, but
failed, and wrecking cur was ordered from
Steubenville. The accident was an annoying
one ind delayed the circus several hours, Us
the empty cars Of the circus were all above
the point of the accident, and the freight be.
low. A loaded train was also detained on
the wharf. The train drawn by the unlucky
engine contained the fine horses and chart.
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