The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-27
LOCAL BREyITIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment in aud Abou
the City,


the City,
ONE marriage license was issued by Re-
coIder Hook yesterday.
HUNGARIAN GYPSY STUDENTS at the
Opera House this evening,
TIE Opera House band Of this city is
furnishing the music this year at the
Barnesville fair,
Dick MASsPIRLD will present to the base
ball club which wins to-day's game a box
Of fine imporIed'clgars,
THR arrival daily Of watermelon boats
from the Marietta field makes the levee at
present q very popular resort for small
boys. 't....
YESTERDAY wac another "hottest day Of
the season." The present season has had
so far moro than an average supply oil
"hottest days."
Miss LINN last night swore out war.
rant for Nellie Martin before Squire AIkle,
for keeping house Of Ill fame, and Con-
stable LauchliR arrested her about mid
night. She gave bond for her appearance
at court,
THR Manufacturers Natural Gas Com
pauy was compelled this week to bring
sixty men here from Pittsburgh, lRboreTs
being too scarce here to enable tho conf
pRny to push its work with the rapidity
1t desired.
A YOUNG son OF Louia steinbeCker, ol
the Eighth ward, was running about IL
the street near his home IN the Eighth
ward last evening in his bare feet, when he
stepped on q sharp piece oil glass and GU
a fearful cash in his loot
Mr., O. D. ]. BlSGELL, the druggist, yes
terday received q telegram from his wife
who is visiting her brother at falkland
KY, saying that their little daughter hat
been accidentally poisoned there and wa
seriously Ill from the etIects,
MILES O'MALRY, miner employed q
the Belmont mill coal bank, who lives OF
MCCouoCh street near the LSBelle mill
was handling an AK yesterday when hi
cut his left wrist badly, soyerlng two az
teres and tendon, DR.. Pipes dresse'
the wound.
ACCORDING to the Taue Haute Casa
the situation in the nail factories there i
8 very peculiar one. That paper Gays
The feeders employed by the old mailer
in the new factory are receiving wages q
the II cent card scale. Those employed
by the ieeder.nailera are receiving the OLE
wages at the 81 cent card scale while tn
ieeder.nRilers are working lor the II cen
card. The feeders at GreenCaBIle are 70
Ceiving thrce.tiiths.
EuGENr LAsHLEY called at the lNTELLI
0gSCER office last night to AJAX q correction
Of the publication concerning the O'DAy
Jones row OF Sunday morning, In COnneC
ton with which his nRme was mentioned
Tom Lacy, he aaid, told him the ISTELLI
GEScER had called him notorious ant
printed his uamo in big letters. He wa
shown the tiles, and convinced that Ton
had been stuiing him; still he wanted thu
correction made. Laahley wHs dismissed
In police court, as announced on Tuesday
his innocence being established by tht
evidence.
MIR. 0. G. SCoFIELD, Secretary OF thu
Republican Executive Committee Of thi
First Congressional District, has secured
reduced rates from the Baltimore 4 Ohit
and CIarksburg 4 Weston roads Tor thu
benefit OF those who intend going to thu
Congressional Convention to be held IL
Weston OH the l4th prox. The Baltimore
& Ohio road will give q two cent rate eact
way, and the Weston & CNrksburg narrow
gauge will give half rate. The marrow
gauge will also run a special train Il
OlsTksburg on tho evening Of the day The
convention is held, after The proceedings
are ended, in order that those living il
tho more remote part OF the district may
catch the earliest trains on the Baltimore
4 Ohio Tor home.