The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-12
CRY rArrERs.
RrieENotea on cursenl Events of sinol
Interest.

"oNE fi,g, one country, zwei bser.p
fEsrERpAY was Yom Kippnr, the Jewish
Day OF Atonsment.
ONLY four cases were on the slate for this
morning police court at midnight-rather 4
creditable record for such a day.
AMAN named HAmm fell from one Of the
wagons In the procession yesterday In front
OF the Postoftice and received bad cut on
the head.
NExr week at the Opera House will be
THE Miners Daughter" given by the Fifth
Avenue Comedy Company next Wednesday
and Thursday nights.
TaE cooking society Of the Yahoo FIShing
Club met last evening, at Prof. ]. NJ. Trash:
-er's, on the Island and demolished cold
supper prepared by the lady members.
WHILE Jonas ButterReld was driyingone OF
Seabright's wagons yesterday, ne was seized
with fit, and fell from the high seat receiv.
ing painful but not dangerous Injuries.
A BOY named Gilmore was looking at the
procession yesterday from one OF the stone
piles Of the suspension bridge when he fell TO
not permanently injured.
CHARTERS were yesterday granted by the
Secretary Of State to the National Refrigerator
and Construction Company, Of Washington,
D. o., and the Baxter Overland Telegraph
Company, Of Philadelphia.
D. GORE, the contractor OF the Chapline
street pavement, will be arraigned in police
court this morning on tho charge Of neglect
required by the ordinance.
"WEDNESDAY morning about o'clock, the
tow boat Belle Prince sunk barge near Ma
II lad Il
one huadred yards below the Argand OH
Works, and about thirty yards from the Ohio
shore and mar the channel.
EARLY yesterday morning the derrick Of the
gas well, at the Laughlin mill, Martins Fer
~, burned down. The fire caught from a
lamp handled near the accumulated gas,
which went OF like flash. The ropes were
all destroyed and the engine injured. Lots
about $500; no insurance.
REsERvED seats will be placed on sale at
Wilson & Eaumers this morning for the per-
Torrance at the Opera House next Monday
night nf Elliott harness new play, "a Dia-
mond Mystery, or the Girl that love" The
play and company are highly spoken OF
where 1t has been given 30 far this Season,
and II the performance fulhllS the promises
in regard to 1t 1t will deserve large house.
AT $50 o'clock last evening an alarm OF
fire wss sent in from box ~. The cause WAS
the explosion OF bottle OF oil iu the house
at No. 1854 Main street, occupied by Thomas
Lsmmoas. 1t bad been placed on mantle
over stove and becoming hot, exploded
and commenced burning. The prompt arri-
val OF the Department stopped what might
have been serious FIRE. The damage WIS
small.
LAST night after midnight there was more
than the usual amount OF disorder in tho vi.
cinity OF the corner Of Fourteenth aud Mar
ket streets, which appeared to be rsndez-
yous for toughs About 2 O'Clock this mora
ing affairs eliminated in lively fight at the
p, @. & st. i. freight depot that was witness
ed and participated In by eight or ten
Bloody noses and black eyes were given and
pistol shot was fired.
THR eleventh annual reunion Of the 140th
Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, will be
held at Washington, Pa. Tuesday next
October 10Th. The occasion promises to be
one OF pleasure aud enjoyment to ths old
vetrans Of this regiment, and cordial invi-
tation Is extended In this city, 10 any and
all old soldiers TO meet with the regiment
Captain J. NJ. Roy, member Of this regi-
ment will be glad 10 furnish information to
any comrades who desires to at end.