The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-07
BELL&IRE's BUDGET
of News Enpprnings for the PnXt Tw,
Dny&-Elcction Not:a.

or News Enppsnings for the Past Two
nn}s-Elcction No,.a.
The Glass City Building Association will
bold Its annual meeting thls evening.
A new building will be put up on the Other
lot OF tho two where DR.. .s:owell has his res.
iderce.
There were elscIioueerins groups on every
corner and wherever two or more men met,
yesterday.
The Mechanics Hose company is prepaiI.
ms tor mammoth entertainmeut 10 be held
May 81 and I'd. :
Rev. G. = Hite. q Wheeling, preached n.
the First NJ. Il. Church yesterday, in the
absfncs CT the pastor, DR.. Williams.
Ina run In the Fourth wsrd along Noble
street is csusiDg trouble with the laying oil
the main sewer, which is following the came
conrEe. pI. l..-
RemolstrsnceB against the county seat bill
OF the Legislature are beinG c;cu!asi in all
paris Of the county as well al the short time
allows.
The sunshine yesterday brought out great
numbers Of promenAders, and tho stres,s aud
walks presented an animated appearance in
The silerncYa,
The telegraph poles north OF Central
avenue, along the river bank arc being
moved back 10 the line OF the houses, ives, OF
all the railroad tracks.
Re-. Father Kelleher, OF Grafton, ", Va,
will assist fatlier Cuil IN the services usual
at this time OF the ecclesiastical yesr, remain
ine here the frat part Of this week.
Rsv. 7. j. Fulton, OF Allegheny, wsy sent
BY Rev. J. 4. McEs,!ia to sll his pulpit at the
ISi rpf prog ta,in oh ~ -
McKallips hes!th is still in p very precarlous
st&tn. -a
The City council ha4 Adopted revolutions
complimentary to the late J. W. sanders. "a
one Of The foremost ci.izsns In all thinea Der.
tanning to the advancement Of The city's best
interests. ~ Z =
The candidates on tho regular tickets for
Marshal seem 10 be the least satisfactory NJ
the nominations, judging from the wsy Nc.
Elhany IL bsieg' pushed as the ten,perancu
and "iaw and orderhi candidate.
Tho funeral services Of Mrs. J. ". James
TOOK place Ct ler husbands home Saturday
evening, and tho reinaino were taken to her
old home. near F"irmont, ". Va, on the 3.
& 0. fast line yesterday morning =
To-day bids fair 10 be long remembered as
the toughest tussle Bslleire ever had for civ
Umsers. -hhny lutstssts, rs VARIOUS A8 the
cshdidates, all are being energeiicslly push.
ed, and 1t 2eens that ali the independent
candidates a,c no. even Yet announced. Tie
heavy vote and the grea, number OF scratch.
ed tickets will make the count a alow one.
Property in the First ward Is Hooking mn
1t has TO look up, 10 get on level with the
new levels being permanently established.
The Icing switch Ct the Ohio Valley railroad.
tho tracks OF tho coal works, anu now ths
trsmwsy that connects the Goblet Works
with the new warehouse, are all from Eyo 10
eigh. feet above the Old level OF the lois and
street, ami all vii! be gradually filed nm TO
them. Tho Goblet woi KS track 10 not vet
filed up TO All eesy grade on either eide and
the steep pull TOR team has caused ZONE
complaints TO be made 10 Council, bat 1t will
soon be fixed.
n oodoo john" who has been peddling
sasssf'As this spring, was Sc. upon Saturday
BY Jack Mullen and James Gsllahtr and bad
bis ware stolen. John reported to the Mayor
and the two essailarts were arrested. Gal.
lagher hid his hearing first aud was iirud
five dollars Mullen c,caped from The Mar.
shsl rs no was being brought from the lock.
mp to the Mayor and ian around TO the alley.
The Msrshal fired several sho.s from his re-
yolver after the man, more t. the danger OF
othtla than TO the fugitive. A good deal OF
excitement on tho stfaeta YES the result.