The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-02
LOCAL, BREylTlES,
Matters OF Minor Moment In and Aboni
H the City. ift

ANNHh s u
OF Minor Moment In and Abont
#s the City. iH
Tnr police made l0i arrests in the
last month.
TIE County Commissioners hold q
regular session to-day.
THERE was big rush Of subscribers to
the stock OF the Star Building Association
Saturday night.
lnL Hicks said the first two or three
days Of June would be cool and clear.
lrl did not know. t
FoLEY's ten.cent circus at the ives!
end OF the suspension bridge this after.
noon and and evening.
SOME great printing Is out for "The
Drummer Boy OF Shiloh" at the Opera
House all OF next week. :
OFFICER JoliS BELL has resigned from
the city police force. and 1t Is under.
stood will leave Wheeling.
Mkt Sabbath will be celebrated as
Flower Day In all tho Presbyterian
Churches In the United States. z
THE closing exercises Of tho Wheeling
Institute, Miss Parran's school on Twelfth
street, will take place at S:l5 this even
Ing. s0
JouH STEWART, a freight conductor,
had his hand badly mashed Saturday af.
teinoon between the bumpers oil two
cars.
IT Is said that the Odd Fellows are
contemplating tho building OF another
story on their building on Twelfth
street.
MEMBERS Of tho "Elilarity" company
spent Sunday at the Hotel tehicr. The
company disbanded at Martins Ferry
Saturday night.
THERE was darkness In The places
which use tho electric light about 10
o'clock yesterday morning, tho current
suddenly failing.
Two MEN drove of horse and buggy
in Centre Wheeling early this morning.
Tho police got'them IN hour Or 30 later,
aud lodged them in tho Eighth ward
lookup.
KITTY LISS was visited by the police
Saturday night, and she, three girls and
lour men were arrested. At Jessie Rey.
nolds' place she and four other women
and Jour male visitors we're arrested.
TIE body Of q still born child was
found in the river near tho ice factory,
Saturday morning, by some boys. They
buried 1t on the bank. Coroner Schultz
was notified aud examined tho body.
YESTERDAY was a perfect Juno day,
and there was big rush out to the
Park, where the Opera House orchestra
rendered an enjoyable musical pro-
gramme, and to other suburban resorts
A =. 4 0. PASSENGER train OF which
John Cummins was engineer, ran into
Il loaded coke car near Grafton Saturday,
Both engine and car were badly dam
aged. The car had broken loose from q
train on siding.
MELISSA McGUMrnREY paid S. and
costs i'll Police Court Saturday for disor
derly conduct. William McGumphrcy
was also fined s., but the fine Wal
raised TO $50 at his request to erab.t
him to take IN appeal.
IT is now stated that the Il. Il o. com
pany and Airs. McAlechen have come L
terms rs to her property in South Ben
wood, and the company gets sixty.thre'
acres OF land. The contemplated i'm
provcments are now expected to e
ahead.
4 VERY dangerous counterfeit ten
dollar note, on the National Bank o
| New Orleans, was offered on Saturday a
two Wheeling banks. Experts detect i
with ease, but common people would d
well to be cautious about New Orlean
bills.
u AT q meeting OF the citizens OF Eas
Liverpool, it was resolved to invite thu
Army Of West Virginia, the Societies o
the First and Twelfth Regiments, ant
Carlin's Battery, to hold their annua
reunions at that place in September O.
October.
LOCAL Union No. 0, A. F. G. ". u, a
| its last meeting, elected Messrs. Rober
Pekari, Charles Hill, Charles Bryson an1
Charles NIorniugstar delegates to the
National Flint Glass Workers Conyen
ton to be held in Baltimore, commenc
ing the second Monday in July.
THERE was II we'll attended gospel
temperance meeting at the Second ward
marketllousc yesterday afternoon, and
Professor Watkins delivered IN enter.
tanning talk on "The Red Lights Above
the Door," and some young men
came up at the close Of the meeting and
signed the pledge.
\ BUST OF General Grant was added tc
the ornaments OF G. A. Il. hall at the
meeting OF Holiday Post No. 10, Satur'
day evening. The gift came from Messrs
J. II. Kirk and Marshall & Ries, the
painters, through Comrade l. Ii. sadler
The presentation speech was made by
Comrade W. S. Meek, aud responded to
by Commander Secley, and a vote OIL
thanks rendered the glvers.