The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-26
BRRyITIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In mud About
the City.

sSAAeN AsNA R@NI
BARLOW, WIIsoE& RANEIE's MNsTREls
at the Opera House tonight,
Tug congregation Of the German church
at BenwOod held q picnic up Boggs' run
Saturday,
Tug Ohio Valley Trades and Labor As.
ssmbly held yesterdays meeting in X. Of
L. hall, this city,
SATURDAY q iour.year old daughtero Of
Julius Cruise, OF the South Side, fell over
the back OF 4 chair and badly fractured
the right shoulder blade.
Born the natural gas companies worked
all night Saturday night and all day yes
terday rushing the laying Of their pipes 10
and out Of the city, The West Virginia
Company's pipe Is now laid on Market
street south to Eleventh.
THR following named gentlemen have
been elected q Board OF Directors for the
new Masonic Hall Association; John 8.
Trimhle, TJohn w, Morris, r., J. smyth,
William A. Wilson, +. ]. Park, DRVidR
Brooks and +. B, Dobbins.
SATURDAY afternoon Amos Fritz, a
miner employed in the Belmont coal bank,
was very badly crushed by q fall Of soap
stone. He was taken TO his home at No,
2Sll Wood street, His right arm was
shattered and he sustained serious inter.
nal injuries that make his case q critical
one,
The Magnolia Fishing Club have elected
the following members for the season ol
'S6: President, William Blum; Secretary
William H. Buoy; Treasurer, Joe Wells
gerber Captain, William Steager, The
following are the other members: II,
Schneider, l., Knoke, H. Appel, A, Was,
F, Appel.
TUE First Baptist Church OF this city
had the pleasure Of listening yesterday t.
the opening sermons in the psssorate oil
their pastor-elect, Rev, j, l., Jordan, late
Of Ohio, The church has been anxlously
awaiting his arrival for several weeks, and
now that he Is among them, the greeting
Ia all the more cordial.
CHARLES DIEHL and August Myers had
a furious fight in the Eight ward Sltur'
day over q game OF base ball. Myerl
ended the row by hitting Dieh! such {
blow in the face that his nose was broken
and he wa AknoCked genseless. Both men
were afterwards arrested and taken before
Squire McCready, who fined Myers S. and
COSTS, he being the aggressor.
TuE extramen employed in the Fire
Department announce their intention Il
quit on the first Of next month unless
their demand for an increase Of salary
from $50 to 500 peryear Is granted before
that time. This demand II will be re-
membered, was made some time since and
referred to the Board OF Police and Fire
Commissioners, whereit has remained.
AN incendiary attempt was made about
4 o'clock Saturday morning to burn q
stable on the corner OF alleys 81 and i In
the Eighth ward, owned by Mrs, Lohman,
A board was torn oil the side OF the build
Ing and lighted matches tossed In on some
baled hay and loose rags. A still alarm
was sent 10 the Eighth ward hose house
and the fire ex~tinguished before much
damage was done.
The police raided Hattie SCOTS estab.
lishment on Eoff street early yesterday
morning and arrested five women aud six
men. They all had the doodle to put up
for their fines and were not locked up. A
few hours before this raid, Officers Killeen
and Stephens paid the house Of Mrs.
Roach, on Thirty-third street, q call, and
arrested her and a man and agirl found
In the house. They were locked up.
SATURDAY afternoon Bob Marshall, who
was on another spree, raised a number OF
disturbances in the Second ward. He was
the cause OF o fight In Dick Mansheld's
place, then one in Gundling's saloon, and
no sailed into Rine's saloon, on Market
street. While in there he was hit over
the eye by josh Rine and q bad cut was
made by the blow. Officer Dunlap ar
rested both Rine and Marshall and they
will be before this mornings police court.
THERE are number OF teamsters In this
city who seem To- think that they have a
perfect right to detain street cars, by keep
Ing on the track, whenever and for rs long
o time "a they choose. AT Saturdays ses-
sion Of the police conrt Judge Jeilers i'm.
posed q fine OF one dollar and costs on q
driver Of a stone wagon who had in I'M
loading dropped q large stone on the track
Of the Citizens company, thereby delay
ing the cars about ten minutes. This
Judgment proves that the teamstera can.
not do as they have been with IMMUNITY.
A YOUNG man named Hibberd was ar.
rested about / o'clock Sunday morning by.
Officer West. Hibberd, with some other
half grown zen. were in the alley back Of
the Public Building %endeavoring to.pro.
woke the prisoners in the lookup. When
ordered away by West, Hibberd took
ofIense and applied some rather severe
language to the officer, and finally made a
motion as though about to pull his gun.
That settled his case, and be was arrested
instantly. A 32.Caliber revolver was found
In his pocket. He will have two charges
to answer to this morning.