The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18
CRY WATERS.
Briat Ho.es On 6a5reli Events OF Minoi
Intaraat.


Brief Notes on CuSrent Events OF Minor
InteFest.
HOVE grown cabbage was sold In market
Saturday fi 5;ila
sc4r1.4 fever ID .aid4o be prevailing a. the
North End. -4 4.,,.-'.
Wash. -JEEr. and Bethany both have their
commencement is week.
YErERpAY was another warm day. But II
could not beat Saturdays record.
THE night soil carriers are causing excite
ment on the Island by dumping at the North
end and on the B ick river banks.
Two small boys relieved the till Of Buck
harris North Wheeling bakery OF $40, BAL
urday, In tbs absence Of the proprietor.
Mr. JANIS P. MAXWELL. Of the PL~nix
coffee mills, was presented with handsome
cane Saturday evening by the employees.
MAYEEs orchestra will play at Seibeit'l
garden next wednesday from noon until
midnight, at picnic given by the Fulton
Fire Department ..
JOHN surroN, u brother.ip-law OF Policeman
Barum, was killed BY q railroad train In Ar
iona Saturday. He went out there on 0 pros
pecting tour some time ago.
tbs bell Of the Capitol clock was turned
Saturday, 20 that the clapper might strike
Il ut 4 new point A turD.table for future
use was construttsd beneath 1t.
oYycER CoNB4 yesterday shot savage dog
belonging - Rn Eighth warder named North.
Tao canine had recently bitten several boys,
and yesterday bit q boy quite severely.
DAVID DIXON. proprietor Of tie Columbia
House. on Market square, let revolver iall
upon the pavement saturday, and II was dis'
charged, the bali narrowly missing him
FLORAL Sunday waso observed at the German
N. E. church yesterday, and Eeryicei
especially for the children were held. The
church was nicely decorated With ,howefsan
plaLtt
v LILLIAN INKS furniture wagon upset neal
his store In tue Flith ward Saturday, and was
BADLY injured. A large mirror was also de
molishea and several tre articles OF furniture
broken.
Ar midnight the slate at police headqua.-
ters contain ed the nAuies Uf sixteen nntoi-
tunstss who will appear In police court thii
morning. Alarge msjori'y OF them were In
FIR being disordsrly and fighting.
Ex srR.Er COMMISSIONER srLvkSs denies
thSt be built or had anything 70 do with the
sewer on Tweni y-tnird street, which was put
downlss 'a'ls badly that 1t has already I'D
.oi felaid He says the job was the Board oil
Public Works alone.
JOHN and George S!sson badly beat Robert
Campbell ut their residsnceirtne First ward
Saturday. Campbell is their brcther-in-'aw,
aud they acouied him Of beating his wife,
their sister. All three Of the men were al
rest d by 0ficsr Dunlap. ,.
SAMUEL HOLMES was before Squire Ca dwell
Saturday on u charge OF assault upon MIR:
George srumbicker, and was fined IS and
costs. The assault was committed several
months ago, but the officers never succeeded
Ia arresiing Holmes till last week.
TIE glass blowers picnic on the Island Sal
utday was very successful affair. Tue
heavy rain In the aft rnoon prevented The
matun game OF base ball between toe Actyes
and RIyersidts for parse OF 800, and 1t will
be played next Saturday afternoon.
JiMl!EA and Stony Duffy were arres'ed
Tor lighting at the glass blowers picnic on
the lie Fair Grounds Saturday and placed
in the new lookup there, ty Officer Jnntins.
they soon got u lizhtjng again and Junk'as
bad 10 10 In and sGtle them second time.
DR.. J. B. Rec IS horse was scare, by an
umbrella ksing raised suddenly In trolt OF
him Saturday. while standing bt the corner
Of Market and Twenty .iecond stree Il, and ran
off, drag ing the doctor some d s:ance before
he released himself from the lines. The
horse ran about asquare, and was stopped
without doing any damage. ....
MEsRs. RcBRRr CANp BILL and W. II. Exc
l.y returne Saturday morning from Column
bus, o., whittier they wenttoa t'nd the close
Of the spring meeting and to secure FLYERS foi
the lair In this city. They saw q number OIL
mansgArs and owners who promised 70 brine
their torses here. Among those WHO VIII
likely be here, are tie PAGERS Flora i'elle
Wilkes, Blanch H. Made q, and others.
GEORGE WIZ oERBxR, William Bricelsnd
Edward Clator, Gus Hanke and Charles Nil:
Ter will leave for Chicago to-day To make the
necessary preparations for taking part In tht
Pullman rreat q TO be held at that place nexl
rhursdpy and FridIy. Miller accompanies
the patty as : sortoi general superintendent
and bAcxer OF the Nall City pullcrs, and
Hanks will simply act as trainer, while the
Tiers will lake advantage OF anything that
offers In the WY OF Sculling CONTEXT. Well
gerber and Brireland will pull together ~
the doublt-scull race, and all the rowers will
enter for the single scull prizes.
Ifwas reported at police headquarters
about midnight that somebody on Market
street near the creek bridge had been yelling
EMurdei!b and "Polic,!" Officers Bird and
Bellville and reporter hastenei down, fail
ing to hear anything Of the matter on tae
way. AT 0tto's restaurant the proprietor
said that three men had come In and de-
nand led pcmething to eat. They were drunk,
and he refused 10 let them have AIRY hing,
when they became tersib y abusive, and one
big fellow threatened TO "put q heat MI!
him" He ysllet "poiicol" and Col J. M
loleon B. Little added "aurde'!" Then Pc
war tad to know, according to otto's trans
lation, were 10 dem Poleett2 Mein Got,
can't ye never got no prolections?'