The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-03
CITY HATrERs.
Brief Yotes ON onFreRt Events Of Minor
InfaFe4t.

Interest.
II the hsy crop Isn't immense 1t Will be pc
cause oil signs fall.
The click Of the mower will soon be heard
in the rural districts.
TEE Supreme Court Of Appeals does not
meet again until Saturday.
The terrible heat OF yesterday caused the
La Belle heaters 10 knock oil.
NEARLY every one received something
through the poStotlice yesterday-JuIy oiiiS'
you know.
THOMAS LAyrRRrY, OF the Eighth ward, had
his hand masked while working on stone
wagon Yesterday.
Mn PURCELL, head blacksmith at the peni-
Tertiary, was In the city yesterdey, and was
proE eriy entertained by his friends.
Ex.poLIcEMAn John Shorts, now OF Parkert'
burg. has been In he city for two or three
DAYS past. he looks as jolly aseyer.
liz June Clerk Hook admitted to record
forty deeds In fec aud fiity.four deeds ottrust,
and issued eighteen marriage licenses.
LETTING advertised Tuesday, July Std 1883
Jno. X Emery, Jr., saml. Holland, d; u.
Reed, Jno Ressiger, VIM. Ross, Frank Weber
THE new gold badges for the Gsrmania
Singing Society arrived yesterday. and were
on exhibition at Franzheim's. They are
very handsome.
LAWRENCE MILLER and Charles Doyle had 2
e ,ticutf In East Wheeling yesterday and
greatly disturbed the ouie. OF alley II. They
were gathered in by the police and slept In
the cooler. Z.
LUXE STEVENS, q young South Slider: Will
tall the Judge who presid6s over Police
Court this morning, why he struck A. j..
Schultz, one OF the judges OF the sack race at
the Potter's picnic on the Island last satur'
day. Stephens wasn't satisfied with the de-
cision.
GUIDING STAR LopoE OF the Independent
Order OF Rechabites. picnicked yesterday at
Memminger's orchard, and had q glorious
time. A large number OF the friends OF the
order went out and enjoyed themselves.
Rramer's orchestra furnished music Tor the
dancers.
Tux following are the delegates from the
three Wheeling singing societies, who Will
represent them In the meeting OF the sanger'
bund, which will be held on Wednesday,
the 18th OF July, in Buffalo: Ge;mania,
Louis Fnbr and L. O. Colmar, jr; alterns tes'
q. G. Meyer, CSstenzel. Arien, Il. stifel, r.
Riester. Alternates, II. Blumenberg, II
Appenzella. Beethoven, J. Lohse, R. Helm
rich. Alternates, F. Grewe, Il. Fink.
The Germania Singing Society elected the
following officers for tbs ensuing ak months.
Musical Director, Ed schentieri VICE
Director, Chas Stencil; President, CHRIS
scnepf; Vice President, Louis Fuhr Cor
rsspondipe Secretary, Louis @. Colmar /;
Financial Secretary, Fred schnepf: Treas.
urer, q. @. Meyer; Librarian, H. Kilver !;
Banner Carriers, Otto Walden. August
Warneke; Music Committee. Z. Sbheuaer,
@. Stencil, G. Bremen, H, g. Meyer. g. Hide
brand.
THAT holy terror, Frank Coyle, who was
recently sent 10 the hill for sixty days for
being drunk aud fourishing knife At sew
eral people, was released Friday by the
Judge and Mayor, on bis promising to leave
the town. Once out OF the prison OF what
account Is that promisea He need not leave
miles, he chooses TO, nor can he be rearrest-
ed unless he offends again against the law:
He isa dangerous character, and the full
sixty days would have done him good. ID,
Mr.. B. IuHoYF, acarpentsr. sustained very
fer'ous inju les by falling from the cornice Of
| house on the Island on which he was at
work Yesterday afternoon. The ladder upon
which Mr.. Imhoff stood rested upon q scat.
fold which In some manner gave away, pre-
cipita ting him headlong amorg the timoers
beneath, producing eTtensiye aorasions9 Oh ne
person, and tits feared he also sustained SER.
Gus Internal injuries. Mr.. lmhof was con,
yeyed to bis residence, No. % South Front
street, and DR.. J. @. Hupp was called to attesd
him. -..s
The accident that occurred on the Hemp.
field near Ronty's Point, Saturday, aflei'
noon, was singular one. The truck from
under the tank Of the engine got of the track
and vhirled around, knocking, the truck
from under the front part Of the baggage car.
Several trucks were thus knocked out, but
when the frat one under the passenger car was
hit instead OF turning around as the others
had done, 1t stood up straight, and, as the
ain was rushing down grade, the floor o.
tho car for several feet was literally ripped
up. Thepasseng- 70 all happened to be IN the
rear end OF the coach, and we're consequently
not harmed. Their escape was q narrow one,
The cars got of the track on top OF an EN-
bankment from 40 to 90 feet high. Luckily
they were not overturned.