The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-06

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Cool weather set. x 3l.,. Ri,
HAVE you recovered from the Fourth
TnE risilant engine broke spring going
to the fire last night. " iIs
EWonx on tho public library Is progressing
rapidly, aud II will be open by the end ol
this month. f55J's q II. 4 4, 81 So 4
DEPUTY sHERIrr LAtTis. OF Knnawha coun.
~, placed In tue lenltenliary On tue Fourth,
o prisoner convicted OF rape.
0fvicRn MegEis yesterday morning arrested
Henry Fnyel for quarreing with Kate
Ehrmann, and raising q general disturbance,
The Scloio diastCr was the principal theme
OF conversation yesterday about town. md
there was great anxiety 10 learn additional
particulars. =.
THERE were three prisoners In the lookup
at midnight, one charged With carrying con.
ceaied weapons, one with drunkenness, and
one with dlsordcrly conduct rs
THE Sunday School connected ] with 81.
Luke's Episcopal Church was 10 have ex.
curteh 10 Cresaps Grove to-day, but the cold
weather OF yesterday has caused a postpone
nent. IS NJ .l-Hs X I.,1,.Ef-ts
THOMAS LAWSON, OF Bridgeport, was dig.
ginga well there yesterday for Adam Eberle,
aud had got about twelve feet deep, when the
sides cased In, bruislng and cutting his face
badly. lie Is seriously, but not fatally hurt.
TIKI T.. W. & Ky. road will run excursion
trains 10 Fairy Glen today. The faro will be
80 cents for the round trip. Those who desire Ia
visit the scene OF tho collision between the
Tomas aud Scioto will have MI opportunity
OF doing 80 by taking any OF these trains.
TUESDAY afternoon while Charles Scibert
aud family, Of Pleasant Valley. were helping
their relatives at Seibert's Garden, some
thieves prled open a rear shutter, md enter.
Ing the house stole about $500 worth OF sill.
verwarc. There Is no clue us 10 who the par.
ties were. &. IA : 4
TnE Financial Committee OF tho County
Commissioners met ut the Court House las,
evening and examined the statement pre-.
pared by tue Clerk for publication. It was
that In the one doing It The cheapest, the
Clerk being instructed to solicit bids. .i5
TO-DAY Is the Eighth anniversary OF the
death OF tho lamented Bishop Whalen, who
labored go long, earnestly aud successfully In
this diocese. Services Will be held at tho
Cathedral and Mt. Calvary chapel in the
tClHtttty oNk klU 2NutlUIlNl TUHl W " \. NJ
Elm Grove cars will leave Capitol Square at
o'clock. :. l,l:a. nv
A MAN named Drinton, slightly intoxica.
ted reeled into DR.. Campbell's office lost
night and said he had struck rather biz
man md was afraid he had injured bis left
wrist. II was examined ind the discovery
made that Il was di.located aud smull'bone
broken. The-Doctor started to set 1t, but the
m puIfaI chat h., ka,, 4
broken, and dashed out Of the Office.
iE.TERDAY evenining, us train from the
east, on the Panhandle main line was passing
O point near McDonald's Station, u man was
observed walking on the track, uud the wills.
lie Was blown. The man stepped of, but
just as the train was fairly on him he step
ped on tho track again, and was struck and
hurled aside with a good deal OF force. His
received two scalp wounds, each eight inches
long, besides suffering internal injuries neces.
Sarily fatal. He was widower, living ut
MontoIr City, Pa where he leaves two chill
drcn. His namo was Joseph Morgan.
TnE Board Of Directors Of the State Fair
Association, held meeting ut the Court
House yesterday and transacted considerable
important business. a committee was up.
PoAhtSu ~ iCfi sC hHu istak year . IiC-
MUM list for sheep, cattle and swine, and
the reports were adopted. a committee was
also appointed to solicit special purses, rs
extra pTemiums for cattle, sheep and swine,
TO be known as the Butchers, Breeders and
Packers purses, the winner to be sold ut
auction. This wss . suggestion OF Director
LeMoyne, and seemed 10 meet with general
approval. A committee consisting OF J. lie.
Moyne, 4. X Jacob and T. H. Buchanan
was appointed 10 visit fairs md solicit entries
An offer OF R. X. GiiIen II Co., 10 furnish the
steam power, wan accepted.
AT 10 o'clock last evening an alarm OF fire
was turned in from box No. 5, United engine
house, and at the same time the heavens
over the lower part OF the city were brightly
illuminated. The general supposition was
that one of the mills was on fire and big
rush ensued for the Fifth ward. The property
destroyed was Il wooden stable belonging TO
the Riverside Iron Works, situated on the
river bank between Twcnty-third and Twcn-
ty-fourth streets. and valued, with its con-
tents, ut about $500. The blaze was first discov-
cred by John Holman, Jr, who turned in
the alarm. The blaze TaS an inccndiary one
there is no doubt OF that Last Monday night
q window was broken In mysterious man.
ner, 1t Is believed with view to setting tho
place on fire There was no insurance.
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