The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-02
CIV MATTERs.
Brief Notes on Garrett Eyents OF Minor

N 4k1NAAbAA WN1 SO AAh eANNA
police circles.
Ths District Assembly Knights Of Labor
will have picnic on the State Fair Grounds
Msy12.
TINS Kimberly case was still on trial in
Judge Boyd's oourtyesterday, occupying the
entire session.
cLERk Hook during the month OF April
Issued twenty-three marriage licenses and
recorded dxty.four deeds In fee, and sixty
deeds Of trust.
THE Citizens Railway Company has pro-
vided seats In McLain'S drug store for p'nNen'
gers waiting in the central part OF town for
cans OF their line.
REV. Mr.. THOMSON, pastor Of the Disciples
Church, yesterday morning delivered an nd.
dress before the faculty and students OF the
Wheeling Female College.
sQUiRE PErERNAN lest evening placed Bon.
itace Gartner under q bond OF 500 10 keepthe
peace for q year. The warrant on which he
Vas arrested was sworn out by Mrs Laura
Schubach.
PIX MASON and Lucy Rigby, two eolored
persons, were run IN about ! O'Clock this
morning, by Officer Junkins, for improper
conduct on Sixteenth street, opposite the
Lutheran Church.
MAX ANTOINE KLEIN and oskar Nichol,
natives OF Ssxony, yesterday declared thar
intention 10 become citiZsns of the United
states, and received their first citizens pa
rers, in Judge Jacobs court.
GEORGE. an eight year old son OF George
Quillen, OF West Wheeling, was drowned
about 8 o'clock Monday evening. he fell
from q barge on which he was playing. The
body was found yesterday morning.
CLARA HELMAS was before kquire Peter
man yesterday on q charge OF breach OF the
peace, preferred by sebas ian Fechtner. She
was required to give a bond IN the sum OF $50
for her good behavior for the period OF six
months.
THE train due at midnight on the B. so.
r, X. was several hours late last night, occa'
stoned by the locomotive bursting q cylinder
near FAirmont. There was no other damage
10 the train or engine, however, except the
disablameut Of the latter.
WILLIAM STEELE, OF Benwood, who was ar'
rested several weeks ago on a charge OF send
ing obscene letters through the mail, was yes,
terday honorable acquitted OF the charge and
discharged from custody. This probably end.
the proceedings In the case.
THE Atlantic FIRE engines reel, while ont
exerciSing yesterday forenoon, broke an a1ie
on Market street, near Eleventh. lthas been
In q badly worn condition for a long time,
aud It Is fortunate the accident did not hap
pen while the reel was going to a IRE.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT BUTCHER has ap.
pointed q Peabody district teachers institute
Ut 6ratton, MayN. Dr.. B, G. Northrop, the
famous educa;ionalist from Connecticut, will
be present, snd supt. Butcher will himself
preside at the sessions, which will continue
one week.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, the young colored
man accused OF stealing DR.. Haryey's dia.
mond pin last October, was yesterday tried
in Judge Jacobs part OF the Circuit Court,
and found guilty Of petltlarceny. The Court
sentenced him To nine months imprisonment
In the county jail.
LOTS OF the class OF women who are forbid
den the streets at night were out this morn.
IMP. officer Bird arrested two inmates oil
Nellie Campbells East Wheeling house about
2 o'clock aud chas,d two others some dis
lance, when they declared they were going
for q Doctor, and the t~endes-hearted officer
let them go.
The retail grocers Of the First, Second and
Seventh wards are 10 meet at the upper Mar,
ket this evening to organize a mutual pro-
tectiye union similar to those already In OPP
Grafton In other sections Of the city, and In
Bellaife. 1t Is proposed after the organize
ton Of this union to form a centra! organi'
cation uniting al the others and operating
On a large scale. Where tried the organizi.
tons have been found TO be valuable 10 the
members.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
a deed made April 80, 1883, by John Parks
and wife to Mrs. Jacob A. Britt, In consider.
l .NtAa ~ tI1n fRH o. faaf nj OFninh IN Mo.
| Culloch street. Also 4 deed made MAY l,
1883 by Theodore Schneider and wife TO
Franz Laupp, in consideration of $l,4O0, for
the undivided half Of Lots 10, II, IL and IL
In square 2, on the west side of North York
street. Also a deed made October ID, 1882,
by james II. Crow and wife to George W.
Lewis, 6r., In consideration OF $1,000, tor five
acres OF ground IN Liberty district, adjoining
said Lewis lands.
TEE forge department at the La Belle mill
was idle yesterday, owing to a strike OF the
watchmen. LISA part other duty to weigh
the iron and heat up the furnaces before
work Is commenced 10 the morning. When
| the number OF furnaces at the La Belle was
increased recently, the three watchmen EN-
| ployed there demanded either extra compen.
sation or additional force, and not receiving
either they quit work night before last. a
meeting Of tie Directors was held yesterday,
ana the difficulty was satisfactorily adjusted,
and the mill will bell ope cation again to-day
In all departments.
supr. BUTCHER has received informal re.
ports Of the manner In which "Arb0r Day"
Friday, April q, was observed at various
| places In the State. At 6torer College, Har.
per's Ferry, 800 trees were planted. At one
Upshur county school, several trees and
shrubs were planted by the teacher, one OF
the school officers and several pupils, though
the school had closed several weeks before.
At Pittenger's school house, In Hancock
county, which Is taught by County superin-
tendent Yolton, regular exercises were held,
At Fairnont, Glenyille and New Martins
vile, also, interesting exercises were held,
and q number Of trees planted.