The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-05
CRY MATTERS.
Brief Notes ON Current Events sf Minor
~ Interest.


Interest.
The United States Court will not be in ses.
sion to-day.
SATURDAY was pay day ut several OF the
rolling mills.
THE Board OF Commissioners meet In reg
ular monthly session to-day.
THERE will be rather formidable docket
at police court this morning.
ATG1L ofsoapstone in werners coal bank
Saturday broke mules leg, and the animal
b ID 10 be killed.
Ed. DuFTY was acquitted Saturday before
Squire Caldwell Of the charge OF stealing $40
from Peter Dolan.
In the United States Court Saturday Mary
Bolyard pleaded guilty to the charge Of sell
ing liquor without 4 license.
ONE Of the new dummy engines" on the
Elm Grove road jumped the track near Bel
berts Saturday, but did no damage.
LEAvlrr's 6igantean Minstrels will hold the
boards at the Opera House Friday night, and
"0nly q Farmers Daughter" Saturday night.
The habeas corpus case OF Joseph Cham.
hers, the alleged pickpocket now in the
county jail. will be argued before Judge
Boyd next Wednesday.
gHE miners at Kimberly's bank quit work
Saturday. owing 10 misunderstanding
about wages. A conference with Mr.. KIM
berly is To be held to-day. .u.
Tar Ancient Order OF Hibernians, OF Bell
alre, and Father Gull, OF the Catholic church
Of that place, are having a controversy some
what similar 10 that between the Bishop and
the Knights Of st. John Of this city.
SATURDAY night OF a cock fight on the South
Side, one OF the men interested got into q
difficulty with another, and bit HIM terribly
on the cheek. No further particulars Of the
affair could be learned, but the police will
investigate.
WILLIAM McCAsHEY. a drummer in the
employ OF Schaefer & Bremen, contectioners,
was arrested by Chief Bennett Saturday
night on the charge OF embezEling 500 from
his employers. He was committed to jail, In
deitnlt Of 8, 900 bail, bysquire Caldwell.
THg grocery store OF William Vogt,. on
chaplin no street, South Side, was visited by
burglars Saturday morning and a small
amount OF money stolen. The money
drawer was carried of, but Afterwards found
in al alley at the rear Of Hottmsn's
tanpery.
OTyIcEg RADFoRp found Henry Bushman
Saturday evening In state OF glorious
drunk. Henry Is not unknown In police
circles by any means. He objected TO being
arrested and hit Radford one or two solid
blows, but he was jagged all the same and
will! have two charges to answer to this morn
ing. u, a.,
ABOUT ten o'clock Saturday night Dan
Riddle, man who has worked irregularly OF
the Crescent mill as third hand, sought one
Of the Manchester coke ovens to get warm,
and going too near the opening, his clothing
caught tire and he was shockingly burned.
His right leg IVES roasted TO Q crisp aud Will
have to be amputated. .-....--.
THE audiences at Charlie shay's Theatre
Saturday afternoon and evening were the
largest seen there this season, and enthusiast
tic approval greeted every feature OF merit
The negro plantation singing OF Miss Walcott
Is gem In itg way, and deserves the encore
Il receives every time, She has few superiors
in this popular line Of performance.
TIM Salvation Army makes It's daily sorties
from It's hall, on Main street, TO hold services
at tic State House square. An occasional
convert swellsthe ranks, and the hall meet
ings are so popular that the managers desire
TO secure second ball, and have both going
In full blast by next Saturday evening The
Lervices of the police were necessary Saturday
evening last to quell some disturbance at the
hall.
SATURDAY night about II o'clock q row
was started In Hanke's saloon, Eighth ward,
that acquired considerable magnitude before
it was stopped, A crowd was present that
was making considerable noise, to which
Hanke objected and attempted to put the
crowd out During the melee Hanke was cut
in the head and arm. The cut on his head
was q deep one, and several stitches had to
be taken. A man named David Bell was out
on the hand. Who did the cutting. Is not
known. The police are working the mat
terup.
'TAE Rrsoux' was presented again Sat.
urday, night at the Opera House by
the Pittsburgh amateurs for the bene'
1T ..Eof-the idle knights OF Labor al
East Liverpool. The audience was not larger
than on the previous evening, and the play
did not seem to be quite as well received.
Little Berthe Blakely hgs some talent, but Is
llielpe spoiled Miss Lois sulveen Is very
pretty-, and stylish girl, and also maniiests
some talent, but she Is already spoiled. The
less said about the rest OF the company the
better, though all would no doubt do better
in better play, .......-
lHE teaCuels VI plVlhlunr " anu " VI tut
public schools met at Washington school
Friday afternoon, when the following pro
gramme was rendered: Song by the Gram
mar School; Glass in Gynastics, Miss White
Division D; Glass In Singing, Miss Kuhn. d.
vision d 0lsas In General Exercises MIS-
Miss Hart, Division D; Song by the Grammar
School; Glass in Arithmetic, Miss Francis
Division C: Glass In Spelling aud Defining
Miss Greer, Division G; Glass In Geography,
Miss Arblthpot Division q Song BY the
Grammar School.