The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-03
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Square meeting this evening. \ EE.S VI
TnE Supreme Court Of Appeals meets In
this city Tomorrow IN special session.
TIE last will and testament OF Christian
decker wns admitted 10 probate yesterday.
IASrsoME engrayings OF Gen. Colt have
been issued for distribution over the district,
THE City Band went down 10 Moundsyille
yesterday to play at the Coli meeting last
night. M j..a.7 GrttJJ. Atg,f. tlf"ti7i,
TIw atmosphere Is once more becoming
mnrky owing to the smoke from the mills
and furnaces. a. Il TI'iAl NtEE 2E'sIsrt4T
OVER q hundred of tho iron workers who
went to Chicago Inst week returned 10 the
city Inst evening. ne GhRl!.6l
TnE daylight comet is said 10 DO glorious
sight by those who have been fortunate
enough 10 sec 1t. dJ 2gg.9yH'i,l
TnE crimson sunset last evening betokened
fair weather today for the base ballists aud
tonight for the meeting rs q2NS'" g.
THE mill workers who won't 10 seek en-.
ployment IN other cities Hre fast returning
and taking their old places.
FOURTEENTH. street from Main to Marke.
wns rolled by the big roller yesterday, and Is
now In first class condition. .
TnE mill workers find that during The
strike their hands got pretty soft, and that
blslers are how inclined to appear. Is
KRAMER has secured the services OF Mr..
Fred DannCmann, OF Richmond, va, as a
double.bass player for the coming season.
DnArEn's double "Uncle TOMS Cabin
Company will appear At the Opera House
Co v,tt,t,k kant ~ p0tn NJ tyttSnp
4 Banners.
LkrrEr list advertised, Tuesday, October
Sd, 1882: Mr. Doner, casl, bank for call; A.
j. Caldwell, Jos. H. Dennis, Walter II. Doyle,
W. G. Kinsman, VIM. Siniva., +
A PARTY OF twenty or so went out 10 Wash
ington OH the lIemptield road last evening
and from there over TO the McGugln oil we'll
They will return this forenoon. I'D NJ,
HARRY and Hyde lIaines are expected
home to-day from Chicago, where they havt
been working for tho past three months
They are well known Lal'clle Mill boys.
A VERY successful revival Is in progress al
the Disciples Church. Nine additions are
reported with large attendance and good In
terest. The meetings will continue until
further notice. ~ ~ 2,
IL Judge Doyd's court yesterday the argu
ment In the damage suit OF VIM. Armstrong
vs.. NJ. Keillyd al, was partially finished. The
case will probably not be given to the jury
till late hour this evening.
Tile La Belle started up yesterday double
turn, making three heats per turn; the
Riverside and Top started single. The
boilers at the Belmont did not 30 on ycs,er.
day. All the mil factories are running.
THREE low women, recent importations
from Columbus, Ohio, were arraigned before
Squire Philips yesterday, Oh the charge OF
appearing in publicin II state Of intoxication,
and were committed to Jail in default Of the
usual fines.
john ZExGEn, OF Switzerland, Frederick
Modar. Of Germany. c. A. Chwastek and
Geo. Muller, Of Germany, were yesterday
granted their second papers, and james
Sheridan, Of England, his first papers, by
Judge Jacob.
TIE B. 4 0. rnilroal will run n low rate OK
cursion to the CINCINNATI Exposition to, NOR
row. Tickets will be good on the trains
leaving this city at $50 A. NJ. and ll:l5r N,
and Bellaire IS minutes later. The round
trip rate will be IS. 4. & @
TIE West Virginia Drum Corps, OF Fair
| GOHslSIllk VI lIlleC uNS, llItt lGUuI
drums and one bass-ltum, WAS in the lily
yesterday en- route for Pittsburgh to TAX,
part in Il contest. The INrELIiGEScEn j.
under obligations for a serenude. tt
ALICE LorEisAur was yesterday acquitted ii
Part Of the Circuit Court OF the charge Of
grand larceny. She WIS indicted for stealing
clothes from Jennie Gray, but the evidence
showing no criminal intent, Prosecuting At
torney Jordan asked the jury to bring in O
verdict of not guilty, which was done.
Prior KELLER, OF the ill-faicd Scioto.
whose license was revoked by the Local In
srcctors, has in circulation ut Pittsburgh a
petition asking the higher authorities to re.
verse the decision Of the Local Board, and re.
instate him as pilot In gooi standing. Up
to noon yesterday seyenty-sevcn pilots and
captains had signed the paper. as
TIE Sunday School Union OF Wheeling
meets ut the United Presbyterian Church to.
night. There will Ee short addresses upon
Sunday School assemblies by 1.eys. Weiss.
man and milford and Mr.. w. 4. List. There
will also be short discussion OF the ques.
ton, what should be the length and nature
Of the weekly lesson review" ii Sunday
School workers are cordially invited to be
present. .U' ~. ~
TIE Lincoln Club met last night and
adopted a resolution inviting all Republicans
to make the club room their headquarters
from now until December l.. They also re.
solved to make arrangements TO receive hll
election returns, good, bad or, Indifferent
at the club rooms on the night OF October TO-
The meeting was an enthusiastic one, and
the prevalent feeling that Colt is destined tc
be our next Congressman showed It's effect.
/ u In n fNl tnpa n all FIN In
Elk additional suits for damages by loss oil
life in the Scioto.Lomas collision were en-.
tered In the Circuit Court yesterday The
plaintiff 10 each case Is L. G. Sufel, admins
traitor OF six different victims OF the disaster
OH the night OF July 4. and the suits arc ell.
tered by Henry NJ. Russell, his attorney. The
defendants are the owEees OF the Seioto
aud Of the Tomas: jointly aud severally, SC
that winch ever boat lnny prove TO be re.
sponsible for the collision may be liable fol
damages. ..-t#
A GRAND rallying day Mt parker's Hall va:
Sunday, as previously announced. The
Rev. Or. Afasden delivered u farewell nd
dress TO the temperance people OF this city,
and took formal leave OF them. Rev. i. W.
Ryan made a very eurnest and enthusiastic
address on prohibition. Mr., r. Is fearless
SieHkH, anu HoUie GHaWPi8H OK Inc cause.
Prof. Hudson, from Alliance, Ohio, favored
the audience with several OF his sweet songs
Prof. II. may truly be called oueoi the swee,
singers Of Israel. The meeting was grand
success. +sE!is e F5-fSf $
Mr. SHAY, the genial advance man OIL
Robson Il Crane, is in the city. This com.
pauy opened the season In Brooklyn last
night. They play there one week, and then
come directly here, playing ut the Opera
House Monday and Tuesday nights Of ncxI
week. They will give l,ouccicaul rs popnlal
comedy, Forbidden Fruit" on Monday
evening, for the first time in this city, and or
Tuesday evening will appear as the two
.'Dronios' In Shakespeare's Comedy .o
Errors" Tho engagement Is one OF the mos
attractive OF the season. ss
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to recort
three deeds, AS follows: Deed MADE August
10, 1852, by Henry Roth and wife to Frctler
lex Schenck, in consideration of $500, for ln
Sin Fulton. Deed made September l9, 1882
by Emma b. Cater to George Crumbacker
III consideration OF $!9,S77. for part OF tht
Carroll farm adjoining The Reilly estate, con
tanning GO acres, 8 roods and 8 poles. Deed
made August 81, 1889, by Samuel Smith art
wife to the Board Of Education OF Libert,