The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-14
LOCAL BREyrT1Es.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
the City.

tho City.
EMANuEL BOYD, the man arrested
Wednesday on the charge OF stealing old
iron from the Reymann Brewing Com
pany, was released on bail by Justice
Davis.
GENERAL MANAGER CLEMENTS, OF the
Baltimore K Ohio Railroad, announces
that the road is now unobstructed and
all trains are running on regular sched-
ule time.
HuGn McGRAw, the First district gar
bage collector, was seized with fainting
spell on Market street yesterday and fell
backward, cutting painful cash in the
back OF his head.
The thermometer was Mt SO at daylight
Yesterday morning, fall Of SO degrees
In twelve hours. II was cool ali day yes
terday in spite Of the bright sunshine,
and some gas fires were lighted last night.
A spRcIAn term OF the Circuit Court,
Judge Jacob presiding, will be held next
Wednesday, July is. The Kelly and
Christie motion for q new trial will be
called up, by the State II not by the
defense.
THE trustees Of the Hebrew congrega.
ton have given up the site OF their new
synagogue on the Kraft property, and
purchased property from Col. Thomas
O'Brien lying between his Eof street
residence and Clay school.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted tc
record two deeds OF trust and u deed
made Juiy10, by William Hamilton ant
wife to Jesse Wells, in consideration o
$50, for all OF lot 9 but thirty-seven feet
fronting on the National road and the
road to the city crematory.
The Arion society has arranged for {
,iamily'picnic and sommernachtsfest, t.
be held on the State Fair Grounds OF
Tuesday afternoon and evening, July
a, which will include several novel fea
ture, including bicycle, tricycle. ant
horseback riding by ladies and gentle
men.
OFFICER GAUs yesterday arrested q
rather respectable looking stranger, ap
parently So years Of age, for creating dis
order in q restaurant on Main street
He refused to tell bis name or where h'
was from, saying the papers would prin
| II and disgrace him. He maintains thai
he was sober and did not misbehave in
any way.
YESTERDAY before noon Mrs. Acker
man, Mrs. Zimmerman and the latter
daughter, Kate. were driving on jacob
street in the Eighth ward, when thu
horse frightened ut q dog barking undel
its heels, and ran of, colliding with {
telegraph pole and throwing the ladie
out, MS well as wreGking the buggy
Beth ladies were painfully cut about TIN
head, and the little girl also badI!
bruised.
G. w. BRUNSWICK, a well-known col
ored man OF this city, is the proud pos
SCISSOR OF an autograph letter from Gen
Benjamin Harrison, the next Preslden
of this country, in which he thanks hin
for his congratulations upon the result
of the Chicago Convention. Brunswick
formerly knew General Harrison, and
was on the strength Of former nc
quaintance that he sent his congratuia
tons.
WEDNESDAY evening Thomas BECKER
ton and Harrison Taylor, two OF the EN-
ployes OF the Wheeling steel plant a
Benwood, were working near the GU
pola, the floor Of which was propped Ut
TAT o moment when they stepped aside
the props gave way, and the bottom Eel
from the cupOla, precipitating about
thousand pounds Of molten metal and
quantity Of pig metal upon the spo
where they had stood. The story Il
once spread throughout the plant tina
some OF the workmen had been caught
and were buried under the mass Of stuff
but upon getting the men together
was found there were none missing.
THE Pittsburgh Turner'S District vii
hold funniest in Steubenville, Sunday
the 22d inst, in which the following SC
cieties will participate: The Pittsburg
Central, South Side, Allentown, Allt
gheny, Manchester, Wheeling, Man
field, YOUNGSTOWN, McKeesport, Beavc
Falls, East Liverpool, Altoona, Bellairt
Lawrcnceville, Braddock and Germani
of Steubcnville. Between 1000 an
5000 Turner's are expected TO be presen
and prizes will be contested for in Gtl
Ietic and gymnastic sports, singing, etC
Tie Pittsburgh societies will send yer
large delegation. and o larger humble
will go from here than ever before.