The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-09
LOOAL BREYEIEs.
lISttsrs OF Minor hIomspt in aud Aboutth
City,


TnR GRAND this evening Agnes
YESTERDAY was a model spring day,
and would do credit to May,
FAMgRsin the vicinity saythey never
had better prospects for wheat,
SQUIRR PHILLIPs has established his
office at No. 1919 Chapline street.
IT was Jim, and not Tim, Donavin ar
rested by the police the other day,
OK Sunday both the lions and St,
Johns churches confirmed large classes
OF youth, The services were solemn and
especially impressive.
A PROCESSION Of gypsles in six uRu.
usually fine wagons, which passed
through the city from Ohio on Sunday,
camped on the Peninsula. They were
visited by a large number OF curious peo'
pie.
The last will and testament Of Chris
tian Landmeyer was Yesterday admitted
to probate by Clerk Hook n ordered TO
be recorded, Certain dissatisfied heirs
at law took IN appeal from his decision
10 the circuit court,
AT a congregational meeting held at
the United Presbyterian church last
evening, the following Board OF Trustees
was elected; A, j. Sweeney, James V.
Dickey, s, p, Parker, Frank Booth, W,
A, Crawford and 7, NJ, GRrYin,
Cry CLERK THoNER has the applica-
tons for license OF all the wholesale
liquor dealers, ordinaries and coffee
houses ready, and those who want their
licenses issued promptly would do well
to call and sign their applications now.
WILLIAM RIDDLE was arraigned before
Squire Ankle last evening, charged by
his wife with assault and battery COM
mitted on Sunday and with threatening
her life yesterday. In default Of a tine
and a bond to keep the peace, he was
sent to jail.
CONSTABLE LAUCHLIN was obliged to
put q drunken man out Of the gallery at
the Grand last night, and the noise and
confusion made almost caused a panic
down stairs. Several persons In the au'
dienCe started to go out, and q number
OF ladies were badly scared.
JouN SHmVER is pushing the con.
struCtion OF his new sand boat, He was
down at Marietta yesterday looking af'
ter tho hull, and goes TO Pittsburgh to-
day to contract for the machinery. lie
expects to be deliveringsan to mills on
his contract in thirty days or so.
The spectacular production, "Around
the World in Eighty Days." which is to
be given at the Opera House next Mon
day night, Is pronounced b G~flnest
thing OF tho kind on the road. The ele.
CANT printing displayed to announce its
coming may DO relied on to crowd the
house.
THERE were eighteen cases In the po'
lice court yesterday morning. Two
were continued. Nellie White paid $50
and costs for keeping u house OF i'll
fame, and three . and three women
arrested In her house when IL was visit
ed by the police early yesterday morn
ing, paid S. and costs each.
Mn. BRoCKuNIgR's stallion, Albion
Wilkes, Is not sick, as has been reported.
1t wal slightly under the weather when
1t arrived here, but DR., Refer, who at.
tended 1t, says 1t has been perfectly well
since Saturday. The Nutwood colt was
sick some time ago in Kentucky, but has
been in sound health ever since its ar
rival here.
ANAN named Robert Cooper got very
drunk at West Wheeling Sunday, and
while in q maudlin condition was sci
upon by q tough and badly beaten. His
face was cut and bruised about the eyes
and he bled profusely, He is said to b
hard to handle when sober, and viii
likely dress his assailant up when be
gets over his spree. His face will bt
Scared for life.
In a row in the Baltimore & Ohio
yards at Benwood, Sunday afternoon
Joseph Smith came near losing his life
He and William Littleton had beer
drinking in u car left standing on a sidl
track with coupling pins and other con
v~eniences for the trainmOn, when q quar-
rel arose. Littleton seized u coupling
pin struck Smith over the head seyera
lines, and would doubtless have killed
him outright had not a trainman VIII
was near gone to his rescue.