The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01
LOCAL RREYITlps.
Matters of Minor AIomeVt in aud About
tIio City.

Matters OF Minor MomeVt in aud About
A NEW Tramp in'to'Sn.
TIE Ruling Passion at the Grand to-
night.
Trr Grand this evening -"Tho Ruling
Passion"
Hon. W. II. HEARSE at the Opera
House tonight.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
TIE good weather seemed to hold on
pretty well--forty-eight hours at a
stretch.
TIE Board OF County Commissioners
met yesterday and audited the regular
monthly bills.
The great Boston Ideal Uncle Toms
Cabin Company will give two perform
ances ut the Grand Opera House satur-
day afternoon and evening.
A hoy by the name OF Horne, while
following the Democratic procession
Monday morning, in the Eighth ward,
fell down on tue pavement aud broke
his arm.
TUE Legislative Committee Of the
Trades Assembly met Monday evening
and endorsed the nomination OF Mr..
john Corcoran by the Democrats for the
Legislature.
TIE funeral OF the late DR.. g. D, j.
Bingell, the well known druggist OF the
Eighth ward, took place yesterday, and
was one OF the most largely attended
seen in that part OF town for years.
MUNICIPAL court will be in session all
DAY ON Saturday, and also in the even
ing, commencing Mt Z O'Clock, for the
purpose of naturalizing foreigners who
desire to become American citizens,
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday
issued to Thomas w. Roby, aged 81, .
native OF Marion county, W. Va, and
Mary Z. Keller, aged 81, native o.
Greene county, Pa, both residents oI
Wheeling.
TIE sleeping car MoDroeville, which
was in the recent disaster at Washing.
ton, Pa, was brought to this city yester
day. II is pretty badly knocked out
both the front and back ends being stove
in and both platforms gone.
liz tue police court yesterday the case
of William Jasper, yard master OF thu
B. q 0. in this city, who was fined Slt
and costs Monday for blocking the cross
ing at Twenty.fourth street, was again
heard and taken under advisement.
ABOUT o'clock yesterday the livery
stable OF |. I. Freese at Bellaire was dis
covered to be on fire, the alarm wa
turned in at City Hall and hose com
panies ! and 5 were promptly on the
ground and in q few moments had eX
tinguished the fire.
LAST night was CAL Hallow Zen,
but in the political excitement Of til,
week it was almost forgotten. Their
were some tatfy pullings, and the boy
and girls exercised the old spirit oil mis-
CHIEF little, but the observance Of thu
occasion was very meagre.
LAST night John Kyne, OF the Island
and tall Pittsburghcr named Baker go
into fight in a Market street resort ant
Baker WIS pretty well done up. lie wa
the aggressor, and was locked up. be
tween the noise OF the row and blowing
of whistles for the police, good deal o
excitement was created.
DURING the Democratic parade Mon
day, thieves entered the residence 0
Joseph Blockinger, the Crescent mil
heater, on the east side OF Woods street
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth, ant
carried off Mrs. Biockinger's weddini
ring, Joe's best suit OF clothes, two pair
of shoes and 81 in money.
WILLIAM PAYNE, the colored man VIII,
cut John j. Crowley, of the Pittsburgh
Randall club, Tuesday night, was sen
to Jail by Squire Davis in default o
$1,000 Crowley is clerk in the Pitts
burgh postoaice. Men who saw the III
fair say the white men were the aggres
sors and that Payne acted in sell-de
Tense.
YESTERDAY morning about twent.
empty pocketbooks were found in theBal
timOre & Ohio passenger depot and til,
yards. From these indications it is evi
dent that gangof crooks worked on thu
strangers in the city who were returning
home, rs the jostling of the crowd gave
them an excellent opportunity for tlIch
ing the pockets Of the unsuspecting.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted t
record deed made 0ctober22 by Richart
Bowers and wife to the Eagle Building
Association, in consideration OF 500, fo
u part OF lot 70 Of Division L OF tn,
Joseph Caldwell estate. Also deco
made October is by Frederick Borck ant
wife. OF Birmingham, Ala, to Fredericl
w. Bergner, in consideration OF $l,525
for the south half of lot 81 in the JOSEPH
Caldwell estate.
THE temperance meetings are GROWN!
/ in interest and numbers. Major CAM
made three telling speeches yesterday
Ho was attempted several times by in
toxicated men, but they only brightenet
the Majors ideas and increased his zeal
Major Camp and others will address
meetings to-day ut the Lower Marke
House at 8 p. M, ut the German NJ. L
Church at 1880 p. N. and at the Uppe'
Market House ut 1880 p. m.