The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-08
LOCAL IAcoxIcs.
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Passing Occurrences.
Lowry weather.
TIE gfound.hog Is q failure,
"uNctE ToM's Cams" again tonight.
MATINEE at the Opera House thisafternoon.
+. The county library was nicely earpeted
yesterday.
WETERs cattle are once more being 70.
ceiyed at the stock yards.
A NuMpERot distinguished strangers visited
the Legislature yesterday.
CoSRAD YAHN cut his foot seriously yester.
day by stepping on rusty nail.
BARuA, the blue coat Of the Fifth ware, had
lively time with q dead drunk yesterday.
Tue fire plug at the corner OF Main and
Twenty'lOurth streets bursted last evening
THE House refused to consider the bill
amending our city charter out Of It's order
yesterday,
TnREE deeds Of trust were recorded and one
marriage license issued by Recorder Hook
yesterday. 5lll.
'SQumE MuRREs has fined Albert Murphy
81 and costs for committingR breach Of the
peace. The complainantwas Laura Murphy.
MoNpAY's P. o. Bulletin announces the
commissioningof Samuel Pitts as postmaster
at MOore'S; Matthew A. Manning at TalCott,
and John 7. Kellar at ROmney, all Of this
State.
KEGPhE was smiling and contented yester.
day. He made good thing out Of his Bell
0iFe lecture, and Martins Ferry wants him
10 lecture for the benefit Of the Library
Association.
srEAM was raised in the south battery Of
boilers In the new boiler house at the Water
Works yesterday, and everything worked
satisfactorily. Work on the north battery Is
progressing satisfactorily.
US, DEPUTY MARSHALL HAGGARrY, who Is
In the city, reports that he has but recently
landed In the Clarksburg Jail, Josiah Kaylor
for selling Mountain Dew" John T. Cox
was arrested on the same charge, but gave
bail.
MILE. RaEA will probably return to this
city later In the season, and play "AdFienne'
aud Much Ado About Nothing" at the
Opera House. She has made Us favorable an
impression at Pittsburgh as she did here last
week.
Two INMATES were on the Eighth ward slate
last night Kennedy run in party for ped
4 ding without license, and Combs, q tramp
who. by the way, had In his possession
school book with the Of William moore
written therein.
THE Memorial Social gave It's third annual
ball ut Gtrmania Hall last evening and Il
was big success, Notwithstanding the very
diSagrceable weather. The Young men hay
ing the affair IN charge deserve much credit
for theable manner in which they discharged
their duties. Mayer played in his usual good
style.
LOUIS sRlDLER recently bought goat thai
could be hitChedup to little cart and would
draw the children around. Yesterday morn.
ing he brought the animal into his saloon
to show It TO some adniring frinds, When
suddenly It made bold break for freedom
and went through one Of his ptate-glaSs win
dows on the jump.
AT itsNregular meeting Monday evening
the Bryant Literary Society discussed the
question; "ResOlred, That the amendment
submitting tue proposed city government
change bill to the people, should be adopted. y
This amendment was offered in Council by
Mr.. Robinson. one Of the members of the
Society. The discussion becoming general Il
was postponed until the next meeting.
THE new Hope reel was on the streets fol
the first time yesterday. II Is two-wheeled
affair, something like the one at the Allan
tic, and has seats for two men. 1t carries Cox
feet OF gum hose and although light Is yers
strong. 1t used TO be on the Island, but has
been greatly repaired since It came out. II
was drawn yesterday by big bay procured
on trial and driven by Billy Shaw
Foreman Lore has very snug quarters at hi
house.
TIE proprietors Of the Labor Tribune and D
r. Jones yesterday filed their plea to the dec
larati0n Of the Wayeriy Coal and Coke Com
pany in the action for libel and conspiracy
instituted by the latter against the former
The plea is short, sweet and to the point, and
is what is called, In legal parlance, 1.-THE gen
eral issue" tQ.wit: mot gully" Thus thi!
case, which has attracted widespread atten
ton, Is at issue, and, when reached on The
trial list promises to settle some OF the intri
cate legal questions involved between CAPT
talIsts and their employes.-Pitsburgh Dis
patch.
MONDAY morning, between the Eighth ware
and Benwood, as the $40 train was goingout
1t met man who was drunk. He stood toC
near the track and the suction Of wind caused
by the passing train whirled the poor fellow
, around and sent him flying into the ditch
The passengers thought hc-had been struCl
by the train, and Captain Devries, who wa
on uoAEu, slSnAlIeu tue engineer 10 DaCK up
The man was found with bleeding head
and In q stupid condition. He was taken
aboard, but becoming warmed up he wanted
to fight. He was soon put off and was last
heard OF wanting to fight in the ncighbor.
hood of Fishers store.
REsxRyED SEATS will be placed on sale a
Wilson & Banners this morning at eigh
o'clock for Baker & Farron's engage
ment at the Opera House next Friday and
Saturday evenings and Saturday afternoon
Concerning their entertainment we take thu
following from the buffalo Telegraph: "That
those clever character actors, Baker & Farron
and their Chris and Lena have not lost ir
popularity, is attested by the fact that las
evening the Academy OF Music was comfort
ably filled. The audience was kept in til,
best OF humor, and laughed and apptauded
in manner cheering 10 those on the stage
Baker h Farron are Just as entertaining d
ever; We don't know but what their actin
and singing shows improvement 1t is gen
aiae treat TO bear and see them In .Littlt
Fraud, 'Muldoon Guards, Tho Quarrelsom,
Lovers, and Tim Flaherty,' and the meetinI
between Chris and Tim Is irreSiStibly funny