The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-15
CITY MATTERS.
Brief Notes on Current Events of Minor
Interest,

hfloI NOtb ouNuFFtht ENchtN VI hAthut
Interest.
COMMENCING this week, the Crescent mill
will only be in operation four days each week.
The case OF the State VS.. B. +. McMechen,
indicted for larceny, will be heard in the Cit
cult Court to day.
For four weeks the nail mills will remain
closed commencing to-day. They were all
shut down Saturday evening.
Ar the yard depot Of the d. & O., yesterday,
man named Jefferson Gump had his leg in
iured while helping to make upa train.
YEsTERDAY afternoon Mrs. James Butler. Of
the Eighth ward, slipped and fell, breaking
no bones, but bruising herself considerably.
JoHS BEAL was found guilty Involuntary
granddaughter in Judge BOyd's Court Satur-
day morning. A motion for new trial was
made.
SHERIFF BRowN took John Wilson, convict.
ed OF grand larceny, to the MOundsvIlle
prison Saturday, where he will reside for the
next five years.
CONSIDERABLE difficulty is being experienced
in extinguishing the fire in KiuIberly's coal
mine. The Atlantic engine was there nearly
all day yesterday.
THE sidewalks were slippery yesterday and
person. Whose name could not be learned, fell
on the bridge and broke a leg.
The Chairman of the State Executive Com
mittee OF the National Greenback-La
party has called conference OF the leading
Greenbackers oil the State 10 meet in this
city on the Goth inst.
W. A. CARTER was fined 81 and costs by
Squire Peterman Saturday evening for Great
ing disturbance OF the peace, the complaint
being made by Henry Burnhaus, keeper Of
the Market House restaurant.
JONI MYLEs was before Squire Murrins,
Saturday afternoon, on a charge OF baStardy
preferred by Mary S. Gill, OF Marshall county.
Myles was held in 500 bonds to answer at
the next term OF the Circuit Court.
Tux case OF Mrs. Florence Richardson, ar.
rested on complaint OF George Snyder, her
divorced husband, on a CT Hrge OF assault and
battery, was dismissed by squire Philips yes
terday, Snyder declining to prosecute. The
romantic story OF this couple was printed the
morning after the arrest.
Miss KRYTER, of North Wheeling, was rob-
bed Saturday night about y O'Clock, rs she
was passing Armstrong; board yard, on Main
between Ninth and Tenth streets, Two men
sprang out OF the place and snatChed small
satohel. which she was carrying IN her hand
and made OF with it. The satUlel contained
several valuables.
JuD0E BoYD on Saturday entered an order
summOning MeSsis. NJ. A. Chandler and Ed
Muhleman to appear on Wednesday and
show cause why u new Receiver should not
be appointed for the Mcclure. Mr., FL, Norton
has iiled an ailidavit and petition before the
Court asking that the Mcclure House property
be removed from the hands OF Receiver
Chandler Mr.. Norton'S complaint Is that
though Mr.. Chandler Is Receiver, and has ems
plOyed Mr.. Muhleman to manage the help,
the latter has managed the entire business.
The funeral OF George Loos who died very
suddenly Friday morning, took place yes
terday afternoon, and was largely attended.
The interment took place at Greenwood.
The deceased was a member Of the order Of
DruidS, and that organization turned out in
large numbers, headed by the Opera House
band. Twenty members OF the Bellaire
Druid Association attended in body.
Nearly all the Germans OF the city were
present. The deceased was very much ad-
mired by all who knew him, and his death
Is mourned by all his acquaintance.