The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-10
CRY mArrERs.
BRIEF Notes on Current Events of Minor
Interest.

BfteI hOtes ON GnFFeut btents VI aAihuE
Interest.
BOYS are now enjoying the luxury of going
In their bare feet.
Y~EsrEADAY's Police Court wRS 9 white.
vast" the first this month.
I: TIE shwaben Society gave q very success.
fol and enjoyable bali at Turner Hall last
evening.
Mr.. T. P. PHlIrrs' sale Of blooded cattle
takes place on the old Fair Grounds on the
Island today.
JOIN BETTER was runin by officer Junkips
last night for disOrdsriy conduct at tho ball
at Turner Hall.
As u pleasant weather becomes chronic
the attendance at the Salvation Army'S ser.
vices becomes nightly simmer.
THE case Of the State against John 8. Mitch
eli, charged with bastardy, wss tried In the
Circuit Court yesterday by q jury, which re-
turned q verdict OF not guilty.
GODFREY FATz aud Joe Shrimp got into a
difficulty last evening, at an East Wheeling
saloon, over a game OF cards, and Shrimp
beat FATE up terribly. He bled as u au artery
had been severed and bill the blood n him
poured out.
REHEAHsALs by the amateurs who will
perform Julius CR ,at" at the Opera House
under Mr.. Frank Henpig's management, are
held regularly at FranEheim's Hall. Mr..
Hennig will probably secure the opening
date at the new Steubenyllle Opera House
for the company.
TIE Abrams and Wheeling Encampments
OF Odd Fellows will 20 to Martins Ferry this
evening To pay a fraternal visit to Hebron
Epcampment, OF that pl4ce. They will go
up on the Little Anna, which will leave the
| wharf at 1850 sharp. Hebron E%ncampment
will return the visit at an early day.
YESTERDAY two Pittsburgh boys arrived
here In u skill. enrOute for New Orleans. They
had run off from home, and got this far on
their projected tour, when the father OF one
OF the lads, having beaten them thus far by
rail, intercepted the expedition and bore his
son back home. The other boy was allowed
10 continue his journey alone. but would
scarcely do 30 on the plan at first contem.
plated. The venture was the ouIgrowth oil
novel reading.
MESpEL's large furniture factory, on Eofi
street, adjoining the County Jail, narrowly
escaped a second destruction by fire yester-
day morning. Flames were discovered In the
second story, but were extinguished before
they had done any damage except the burn
ing through OF the floor. The origin OF the
fire is not definitely known, but 1t is prob
able that a burning cigar stump was thrown
down and ignited some greasy rags.
A NUMBER OF Wheeling's young ladies and
gentlemen, styling themselves the Button
Hole Bouquet Social" gave y delightful
party last night at Franz aims Hall. Al
though the night was warm, 1t was not no
ticed, dancing to the good music furnished
by Kramer. The committee having the ar,
Engagements 10 charge consisted OF Messrs.
Harry Commerford, David l.. Dunlap, Chas.
A, Summers, John Heckel, Jr., George B.
Ludy and Clint Picket.
TIE case OF the, State against Mr.. Robert
CAmpbell, member OF the Board Of Pablo
Works, charged by A. J. Bower with having
threatened to destroy his property, was heard
before Squire Peterm1n yesterday forenoon.
The Squire bound Mr.. Campbell over In the
sum OF $500 not 10 carry out his alleged
threats. This he Immediately gave, and o o
an appeal to the Circuit Court. Mr.. AL
Caldwell acted as Mr.. CampbelPs attorney,
aud Mr.. B. B. Doyener conducted the prose-
cution. u
GALL out the military and let prayers be
offered for Pittsburgh. The following Ia from
the Di,pafch: Colonel Jake Kemple, OF
Wheeling, who has furnished considerable
fun al Washington and Harrisburg during
the past season with his lecture on the
"rripulatiOns OF an 0tice.seeker," and other
recollections OF busy life, Is 10 lecture at
the Opera House In this city next Sunday
evening for the beneftof the Grand Army OF
the Republic Posts OF Pittsburgh. who are
raising funds for the ceremonies OF Decora-
| ton Day,h