The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-19
pREY1r1Es,
Matters OF Minor Moment in aud About
the City.

the CltY'
ONLY three plain DRINKS were arrested
Saturday night,
WuRAT has turned out splendIdly wher-
ever it has been threshed.
The Knights OF Labor OF West Virginia
will probably organize a State Assembly,
Four nailieeders arrived Saturday from
Chattanooga to take jobs in the RtVerside
mill,
1T Is understood that FIRE will be put in
Hobbs, Brockupier 4 Co.'s glass works on
the 2lst inst.
"JN," tho Well.known watch dog ofthe
Moundsvllle camp.gFound, was poisoned
Thursday night,
FRANK WISDGR spTained his ankle Sat.
urday afternoon while playing base ball
on the fair grounds,
MAYOR GRUDB has received a letter in
Quiring for information regarding John
ziern, supposed to be in this city,
EDDIE LALLY, the boy who had his leg
taken off by an Elm Grove motor, Is able
to go about with the aid Of CrptChes,
A GANG OF Italian lahorers ara employed
in repairing the track Of the HempGeld
division Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad
near the tunnel,
AuCTI1NgRR HALLRR Saturday sold the
sOrgle property, on Caldwel's run, for
$645, and the August HRnke property, in
the Eighth ward, for $500.
IT is said that Guenther schuelle, con.
fined at the MoundsVills penitentiary for
the murder OF DR.. schuchrFdt, has been
pronounced insane, and confined in the
insane ward Of the pe~nitentiary.
The Island wheelmen are talking Of or.
ganixing q club and calling II the leland
Cyclers, There are nineteen Of them alto
gather, Eve OF whom ara at present mem
bers Of the Wheeling Wheelmen.
In police court Saturday the keeper oil
the poker rooms pulled Friday night, as
we'll as the saloon keeper who allowed the
game to 20 IN In his premises, were fined
$50 and costs each, and the ten ,pISyeIs u
and costs each.
HENRY Hell, the oarsman, does not
tackle kindly to McKeGsport, He says
that while out taking o spin on the river
there q day or two ago, some one entered
the boat house and stole $40 from his
clothes, Pittsburgh Dispatch.
SATURDAY morning Jailer Jimmie Mich
OILS and Conrad LeOnhardt were out riding
in a buggy, and when at the corner oi
Seventeenth and Jacob streets one Of the
hind wheels came oil, overturning the
vehlcl6zRnd dumping the occupants into
the street. Neither was hurt.
FRIDAY night q man named Russell was
knocked down twice In front oil Mans
fields saloon, on Main street. Had be
not been very drunk the consequences
would have been serious. Saturday even
Ing another mar had his nose knocked
off in tho same saloon. No arrests.
THE last will and testament Of DR.. @. A.
Wingerter was admitted to probate Satur.
day. Mrs. Elizabeth Wingerter is named
as e~xecutrix. The income Of the property
Ia to 90 to Mrs. Wingerter during her life,
and at her death 1t 10 to, bo divided
among the nine children, share and share
alike.
THE colored Odd Fellows Of this city
went over to Bridgeport to attend a DEM
onstration and Thanksgiving celebration
by their brethren there yesterday az
lefnOOn' heV' JhIutb IL JuuebI VI tulb
city, preached the sermon. The Patri-
Archaic, in their very handsome full dress
uniform, marched over.
A YOUNG man, said to be q printer, and
another, q stranger, got into adlspute in
the alley zeal the lNTELLIGEEcER Office
yesterday afternoon, and drayman named
Neal interlered to keep the peace, The
printer attacked him, declaring hia inten.
ton to "take a piece out Of him." Neal
literally wiped up the ground with himi
bloodying his nose and muddying his
shirt. No arrests.
Hell easily defeated Richards, Of Nc.
Keesport, Friday in their second three
mile sculI raCe on the MCKeesport course.
The Bellaire sculler took the lead at the
start, and held 1t to the end, Richards
rowing very badly. The betting was $40
10 81 on He'll, with few takers, On the
head OF this the Bellaire Independent
shouts: 1.-THE next man He'll gets to
tackle in a boat race may DO able to defeat
him, but there 10 some doubt about Olator,
Weisgerber or Briceland doing It,"