The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-22
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MuSIciaAL Court me- rs arain to-day.
sAlulDiy IVES ay das at tile Riverside iron
1.-Two Of sinking the Top mill gas well
VINO .mmenee In about two weeks.
The Baldwin shooting case will probably
DO heard to-day by Squire Caldwell.
STOVES will not be put in the cars Of the
Citizens railway this winter, as reported.
sGYERAI nsw seli.feeding nail machines
were put In the Riverside factory during the
past week.
GE,RoE BoTIs, the Fifth ward iveryman.in
q ratfl4 at Martins Ferry Saturday won q 700
pound hog. -
MoRaAS's ferry, at the South End, will run
this evening until after the 6ulliyan.Slade
entertainment
A Q soLIsE stove burst at shirk's drug
Store Saturday evening, and the counter was
slightly injured.
No pEcisIoss were rendered by the Supreme
Court Of Appeals Saturday. The first decis.
ions will be announced next Saturday.
A ssRAK.TmET carried of q large show jar
OF fine candy from in front OF George Dnrst's
confectionery on Market street Saturday
night.
HuPP McCuLLY a little son IA. Mccully of
Eighteenth street, East Wheeling, fell from n
lchBir Saturday morning, f~racturing his left
arm aud dislocating his shoulder.
ED. BAKER, charged with stealing . clock
from Elizabeth Ruble, had q hearing before
Squire Arkle Saturday afternoon, aud the
case was dismissed at compliments cost
MEs. KATE WNsER was a~rraigned before
eqaire Philips Saturday on q peace warrant
sworn out by Kate Mooney, and was re-
quired to give bond In the sum OF $50 10 keep
the peace for six months.
BURGLARS attempted Saturday morning 10
break into the tailoring establishment OF o.
Rempe, or the southwest corner Of Twenty
fourth and Market Streets, but were com.
PEELED 10 give up the job in disgust.
A Mrs, MORGAN, Of C%ochransgille, Ohio,
jumped from the steamboat DiurnAl, Saint
dsy Whileit wss lying 'asa the Belmont mill
landing. She was rescued before her suicidal
intent was carried out, and taken TO the resi-
dence OF a friend in East Wheeling. She
wss suffering from illness which had affected
her mind.
TaE members OF Local Union No. 81, A. r.
G. W., met yesterday afternoon aud decided
unanimously 10 agree TO the French Consuli
proposition TO send the French glass workert
in "a o d back nome, the American ASso
citation to pay twu-thirds Of their fare and
the Consul the other third. There Is hardly
4 doubt that the proposition will be agreed
to all over the United States.-Belaire hide
A MxRrrso Of the White Sulphur Spring.
Commissioner was held In tbis city satul'
day. jasper Y. Moore, Esq, Hon. ". A,
Quarter, Ex-Governor Mathews aud Judge
Snyder, four Of the Avs Commissioners
were present. Col. Gordon, OF Richmond,
was the absentee. Mr.. William A. Steward
the purchaser Of the Springs, delivered NJ
sufficient claims against the properly to pay
off two OF the three outstanding bonds
One yet remains to be l~iqpidated.
Mrs. HATTIE JOHNSON, a eolored woman
who Keeps a boarding house for people OF heI
race, complained at police headquarters Sat
urday niglt that Robert Purvis, a white Goa
miner Of East Wheeling, had entered he
house while everybody ives absent but he
niece, Rachel Jackson, q bed-fidden invalid
and made q cruel and brutal assault upor
her. she screamed, bnt the man persisted
until he heard foot1teps, and then struck he
u furious blow In the face and fled. She wa
advised TO lay the case before q justice OF thu
mace.