The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-04

Brief Notes ON Current Events Of 1Iino
Interest.

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Brief Notes on Current Events Of Minor
Interest.
The Grand Jury has been drawn and Is be
ing summoned for next Monday.
OFFICER WILLIAMS corraled three tramp'
yesterday and landed them In the jug.
TIE State Fair Grounds has been rented tc
the Germania Singing Society for July 4, fol
$l5575.
TRAINS can now run on the Benwood ex
tension OF the P, W.&Ry. asfar as the Sugar
Refinery.
TUE mud scrapers ara continuing their
good work, but there Is so much OF it tha'
the work Is hardly percephble.
ANOTHER harbinger Of spring in the shape
OF two Italian opera producers with hand
organ, appeared on the streets yesterday.
ALEXANDER BoNE, Real Estate Agent and
Broker yesterday sold for Mr. A. Waddle, Of
Illinois, his farm near Triadelphia, TO MIR. II.
Fisher, for $4,000
The glassbloSers' ball, at Arion hall next
Friday nisht, Is looked forward to with q
good deal OF interest by the members OF the
local union and their friends.
COUNCIL Is called to meet at l p. N. to-day
for the purpose Of taking action In connec'
son and attending the funeral In body.
"WKE' MARSHALL, charged with stealing
chickens from Councilman Kimberly, was
discharged from custsdy by Squire Bnlger,
the evidence not being SO tticient to hold him.
DE-. G. W. KELLY was dismissed by Squire
Peterman yesterday, Harriet Wilson, who
preferred the charge OF q breach OF the peace
against him, failing TO appear at the time set
for trial.
THI Wheeling Sabbath School Association
held very interesting meeting at the Eng
lish Lutheran church last night, at which
numerous interesting addresses were made
by prominent Sunday school workers.
MONDAY afternoon, Henry MOeukemoeller,
an engrayer at the Central Glass Works,
while going througha dark passage with q
pitcher In his hand, stumbled and fell. The
pitcher broke and the pieces OF glass cut his
right arm severely.
Ir Is reported that Charles Howard, Of
Etnayille, Is missing. That he drew hlspay
last Saturday, and that the last seen OF him
was that afternoon on Market street In this
city. He was about % years old. His mother
Is very anxious about him.
YESTERDAY as Mr.. George Hess, Of East
Wheeling, was driving aloug the National
road, when near GREENWOOD nls MORSE ItlBut-
ened at one OF the Elm Grove motors and
ran of. The buggy was considerably smashed,
and Mr.. Hess slightly bruised. a.
THE Public Library and Reading Room
will be closed to-day from I'm. to ?. N. out
OF respect to Captain Wilson's memory. he
worked hard Tor the Library. The doors
will also be draped. Tomorrow the place
will be once more opened for the giving out
OF books, the annual inventory having been
completed.
EARLY yesterday morning, ugly Bill"
the Biz dark chestnut engine horse, at the
Vieilant house, died with the collie, having
been sick only St ort time. He was a very
strong animal, aud good worker but with
temper that was everything but quiet. He
has been at the Vigilant for number Of
wears, aud the boys thoughts good deal Of
him. "Arch," his mate, was attached TO the
one horse reserve reel and sent to the Seventh
ward, and the Seventh ward team sent to the
Vigilant until other arrangements can be
made. The Department Is now In need oil
three good strong horses. Two have already
been ordered by Council.