The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-24
LOCAL pREvITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment Ia aud About
the City,
CouNclL meets this evening,

tue Ntk3s
CouNclL meets this evening
THR comp0sitors ot.the city will turn out
In full force and great style in the labor
demonstration next Saturday,
Tue elegant light.draught steamer 0. W.
Bachelor Is to-day 3 packet for Ciucin'
natl. She Is advertised to leave at Pm,
THE congregation Of St, Johu'a German
Lutheran church gave u successful and
enjoyable picnic on the State Fair Grounds
yesterday,
A IHREE,YEAR OLD daughter Of John
King, resident Of the lower end OF the
Eighth ward, fell yesterday and broke one
Of her arma,
'CAPTAIN sam BRUBARRR, one OF the
committee appointed TO solicit funds for
the Tri.ststs Soldiers Reunion, has col
leCLed S5lS so up to date.
ThE Republican Committee Of Ohio
county has been called 10 meet next
Saturday afternoon 10 Tx a time for hold
ing the County Convention.
MR. HENRY LEWIS, Of Bellaire, drew
the basket Of flowers made by Mrs; Ohas,
Rust on exhibition at henkemeller's drug
store, tho number being 100,
CoNRAD scHNRLLER, a native OF Ger
many, yesterday declared his Intention 70
become citizen Of the United States, and
received his first papers from the Circuit
Court,
LETTERS addressed to the following
named persons remain unclaimed at the
postotliCs: l., l.. Blair, o, II, Thayer, John
Il Green, 8, II. North, James shipman
Francis D, Douglas.
Gus BRowN, the colored man whose sud
den death on Sunday caused such a sen
satioD, was buried yesterday, His tunera
WIS attended by the ColoteI assembly OIL
Knights Of Labor In body,
SUNDAY afternoon, a six-yearold son o.
Mr., Viewig, OF the Eighth ward, was rui
over by rapidly driven horse and buggy
the occupants OF which arc unknown, ant
badly bruised and cut about the head.
TIE tools will be placed in the Wheel
ing Oil Company's well on tho Washing
ton Fair Grounds to-day, This agitation
ia expected to increase the flow OF OF
greatly. Atlast acCountsthe well Was do
ing 600 barrels day.
DAyY, q email child Of Milton Menus
terg, who lives on Eleventh street east o
Market, was struck on the head by {
hoyse'a front foot yesterday afternoon OF
tho street, and very severe, though i
Ia hoped not dangerous, wound inflicted
OH his forehead just over the eye.
TnE town OF Elm Grove was COnsldera
bly, stirred up Sunday over assyege pound
ing that Tom GlessRer received from TIT
: hands Of one PADDY" SChrlmm. Thu
humping grew out OF lively talk oYel
the political ailustion in this county, ant
more especially in Triadelphia district.
THERE Is no change in railroad mstterE
at Bridgeport. Saturday tho O. 4 p
moved their partly finished depot back
about ten feet, and will extend their track
on down to the railroad bridge, acroaF
Wheeling creek or further. Tho O., L. 4
W. are waiting the result OF their CoDdem
nation suit, but arc working on TOWARD
BellRire.
LAsrevening's steubsnvIlle Gd:ettesays
The Mingo feeders went out on o strike
this morning, their demand being for thu
nallers TO pay them one.halt for cold anC
thIGe.fiths Tor feeding hot Hallg, and in
quiry by telephone at the mill this after
noon showed that the strike has not beer
settled, and unless the feeders agree to &C
to work in the morning the mill will shu
down tonight.
THE journeyman painters organization
Of this city invite the painters Of Ballairc
Benwood, Bridgeport, Martins Ferry
Welsburg aud steubenville TO join them
in tho parade next Saturday on the oCca
sion OF tho demonstration under tho au
spices Of the Ohio Valley Trades and La
Dor Assembly. This demonstration. bid
fair 10 DO the most notable one Of the kline
ever witnessed here.