The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-13
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The funeral Of Mn Kayanaugh, Sunday
forenoon, was largely attended.
What has Bellaite done that still another
Uncle Toms Cabin troupe should GOMEZ
Ros. Hutchinson, was In town Saturday,
lie IS home during vacation Of the Concord
schools.
Miss Irene Gallaher, daughter Of John Gal.
laher, Of Gravel Hill, died Sunday morning
The Benevolent Society will meet In the
tirat Presbyterian church on Wednesday
Rev. Vim, CASTOR, Of Cleveland, preached
In the pulpitot the First Presbyterian Church
Sunday forenoon.
The Republicans and Greenbackers nolui.
mated their candidates for Mayor for
Justice Of the Peace also, but the Democrat
did not
Henry Leonhart wants revenge for his
arrest on charge OF burglary, and has made
anadaVit against Mrs. WenSel, for selling
beer on Sunday.
Kennedy claims to be the winner OF the
walking match at Zilch's Han Saturday at.
ternoop and evening, but the result Is unsat.
lsiactofy, ~ . foul was declared.
Charles Dnnning, whose dangerous illness
we mentioned Saturday, died during the day,
and was buried at Wheeling Sunday. His
fellow nall feeders attended the funeral In q
body. -
A butchers wagon was whirled down
street at lively rate Saturday by runaway
horse, and ut every street crossing quarters
Of meat, books, scales aud bologna bounced
out into the mud and sank from sight,
Neither before the Trustees met nor since
they agreed 70 submit TO the people at the
coming election the matter applying the In.
terest OF the townships stock In tho Central
Ohio railroad TO the improvement OF our
roads, have We heard the matter discussed or
even mentioned, nor have we seen notice
OF II IN any other newspaper outside OF the
advertising columns Why3
The Democratic Township Convention
met Saturday afternoon In City Hall. Some
Of the delegates were tardy, aud the number
OF votes cast varied some. Tho nominations
were us follows: Trustees, George Kern,
Maurice Davis, Wallace McAlIister; Clerk,
James Milligan; Treasurer, F. ]. Smith;
Constables, John Alum and ]. W. Shields;
J Justices OF the Peace, George Criswcii,
James Mexican, James Kelsey; Assessor for
ontsideof Bellaire, Robert Workman.
The Greenback Convention met in CITY
Hall Saturday evening Patrick Whealan,
chairman OF the Executive Committee, called
the meeting 10 order aud announced that
although the call had been for mass con.
vcntion, that had been changed by the
PoweFs that be and delegates had been ap.
pointed. Eight delegates took their seats
and Mr.. Richardson was chosen Secre-
tary. Oliver T. Blackburn and Lewis HAYS
hRnaaHt0A for MnNtnH
burn nominated on the hrst ballot, seven to
one. For Marshal, Fitzgerald Bamford and
John Brown were proposed, and Mr.. Bam-
ford chosen. The other city officers were not
nominated, but Mr., Blackburn was also nomi-
mated for Justice OF the Peace and Sir. Bam-
ford for Constable, The next years COM
mittee is one from each ward-Joseph Bos-
well, Mark Lester, Frank Daugherty Patrick
Whealan and John Taylor.
It was bad evening Friday, but that
alone was hardly excuse sufficient for all
who stayed away from the sewerage meeting
at City Hall. Mr.. Norton was there on time
and so we're few members OF Council, but
1t was late before bare quorum got to-
gether. The plan We have noticed, prepared
by Mr.. Norton, was explained by him and
Council adopted it The cost OF putting in
these tilepipe sewer Is estimated ut $4,000.
W. ]. McClain offered to put in sewers Of
dressed stone at much less price, and when
the work Is to begin no doubt the cheapest
aud best plan will be adopted, but the sys-
tenn has now been adOpted-the location of
the pipes and the size Of them. There was
no pronounced objection to the location OF
the pipes, but 1t Is thought by many that
two foot pipe Is not large enough for some OF
the main sewers. II II be understood pine
is to be put in that will probably have 10 be
changed for larger one, tits not improbable
that the people will be against the system.