The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-22

BRIEF Notes ON Current Events Of Minor
Interest.

Brief Notes ON Current Events Of Minor
Interest.
SATURDAY, q available horse employed In |
Tie Top mill quarry, fell over an embank-
p1ent and was Killed.
YsrERDAY morning, al 4 o'clock, Mr.. Chas.
Hull, 4 young butcher OF North Main
street, died at his residence In East Wheel.
ing.
oS Saturday Miss Annie Burke slipped
and fell on the pavement In front Of her ia
TIERS house, on Jacob street, tracturing her
wrist
CHAS. CLousE, Jacob schurger and Christ
Iepke, natives OF Germany, were admitted 10
citizenship by the Municipal Court last Sat
urdAy.
Nh. A. J. scHuTzE on Saturday presented
the Young Mems Society" Of Bellaire with
handsomely framed engraving OF the Holy
Family.
A WARRANT was issued by Squire Murrin
on Saturday for the arrest Of Margaret Miller,
who Is charged with assault and battery by
her husband.
SATURDAY evening delightful soiree was
given at theWheeling Female College, which
was enjoyed by everyone present. A large
number OF the members OF the Legislature
were among the guests.
Ar meeting OF the Directors Of the Manu-
facturers' Fire Insurance Company the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year. Robert Crangle, President; J. G. Al.
derson, Vice President; Alfred PAUL, secre-
tary.
The following citizens ticket was nomi-
mated Saturday night in the Sixth ward.
First Branch-Thomas Radclif. Second
Brauch-stephen Clark, John Waterhouse,
John Stroeline, Silas Hathaway and John
Heinline.
REy. z, KE1cuER, OF Grafton, on behalf OF
the Conference OF st. Vincent de Paul.
preached charity sermon at the Cathedral
last evening, that attracted very large cong
regation. His subject was: 1.-THE Bible on
Aims Deeds"
A coNMENpAHLE religious interest has been
and Ia still being awakened In the lower part
of the city by the pastor and people OF the
Third Presbyterian church. Over thirty-hye
new members haYe been enrolled since the
commencement OF the revival.
A GRAND temperance rally was held at the
Academy OF Music yesterday afternoon, at
which several members OF the Legislature
were present. The music was furnished BY 0
choir OF young ladies from the Female Col
lege, The attendance was large.
LAST Thursday Mr.. W. H. Marshall, Of
Marshall county, and Mis- Addie Taylor, OF
Martins Ferry, were married In this city by
Rev. G. F. Lyle, lat the residence Of the
pair left Thursday night for Cameron.
Ar the Fourth Street N. E. Church last
evening, DR.. Smith preached strong and
impressive temperance sermon, that was at
tentiyely listened to by the large audience
that had gathered. At its conclusion, n res.
olution was adopted, asking him TO prepareit
for publication.
SATURDAY, G. G. Murdoch was arrested at
the instance OF G. W. Kennedy, Second ward
Market Clerk, charged with forestalling the
market. II seems Murdoch had bought sever.
nj chickens from a countryman and then at
tempted 10 sell them ut his own stall contra.
ry TO market law.
WILLIAM EIrz had q hearing before Justice
Philips, Saturday, and the case against him
was dismissed, there being no evidence TO SUBJ
stantiate the charge against him, which was
that he had feloniously entered the bowling
alley OF G. 81. Perkins, and stolen property
to the amount OF $50.
DAsIKL DAUGHERTY, a Philadelphia orator,
the gentleman who nominated Hancock at
the Cincinnati convention, has been engaged
by the Knights OF st. Georgia Catholic orga-
nization OF this city, composed OF young men,
to lecture for their benefit at the Opera
House, February Goth.
JoHS A. sKILLIHGToS, formerly an employ
OF almost every office In the city, as com.
positor, and well known all along the upper
Ohio, died In the North Wheeling Hospital
Saturday forenoon, and was buried in Mt
i Calvary Cemetery yesterday afternoon. He
was an eccentric character, but kind hearted
and OF more than average intelligence, and
from his rowing disposition was known far
and wide by his fAvorite nickname OF skill
ly.' Peace to his ashes.
SATURDAY, Justice Caldwell Issued a war
rant for Joseph NJ. Bailey, the horse thief,
now confined in Jail for taking horse from
q Triadelphia stable. The complainant In
Saturdays case was Lewis Toland, OF Triadel-
phia, who charged Bailey with stealing sad
die and bride. A hearing took place in the
waiting room OF the Jail, and the prisoner
confessed readily to the theft He was held
In $1,000 to answer to the charge OF felony,
having broken into barn TO secure the pro-
Eperty.
The Municipal Court met Saturday morn
ing at $50 O'Clock and transacted the follow
ing business: In the case OF ]. ]. Frissell VS..
Catherine Myers and husband, an order was
entered referring the case to Commissioner
| 1hull ut u ddCtItaih khS AAVdp afp1 sAAS
real estate involved and report the same.
The case OF John Fink vs.. w. ]. W. Cowden,
administrator and guardian ad tbitum for the
infant defendants in the case, an order was
entered by J. R. Cowden, their attorney, Ill
ing cross bill against the complainanrs
bill in the cause. The court adjourned I'M
til this morning at $3.50 o'clock.
The Cincinnati Enquirer OF the 18th in an
editorial paragraph expresses sorrow that an
named Lottie Fleming, by It's correspondent
from this city in Its issue OF November Is,
1880 and takes opportunity to make what
PREPARATION it-can in the matter. The person
named Is the one who was with Paul Bitters,
the night In November, 1880, when Mrs: Bit.
ters got after them with q revolver, and sen
sational stories were telegraphed away to
other cities by the specialists. About ten
days ago Judge Hunt, OF Cincinnati, the En-
qtirsr council, was In this CITY for a few days.
PERSONAL MENTION.