The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
LOCAL BREvrrIEs.
Matters of Minor aIonon. In ani About
tho City.

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Matters of Minor Monon. In ana About
tho City.
Tnr GRAND this cvcning-"O'Flynn
In Mexico"
TnI Council committee on finance Is
called 10 meet this evening.
HAIRY FRAGER was arrested yoster-
day by Officer Donley for drunkenness.
TuE spirc OF the church OF the In
maculate conception is beng ropalnted
and gildcd.
THE Opera House orchestra will give
the first OF its bi-weckly public rQhcar-
sails for the season at Arlon hall next
Sunday evening.
THREE Italians got into n fight last
night in North Wheeling, near tho Bell
stove foundry. Officer Drillcr arrested
ono OF them, tho others got away.
SUPERINTENDENT HARRINGTON, OF the
electric railway, Is overhauling the over
head cables, which were badly in need
OF repair. Men were ut work on them
yesterday.
TIE of horse OF the team driven by
&. W. Nightingale, the expressman,
slipped and fell on Market street at
the corner OF Twelfth, yesterday after
noon, but was not injured.
TuE fire wardens yesterday served
notice ~ several people to repair faulty
chimnevs. This is \ good time OF year
Tor people to examine their own ilucs,
and repair them whore it is needed.
TE new mill at the Benwood iron
works started up yesterday on 22t inch
skolp iron, everything working satisfac-
torily. The mil! was designed by W. II.
Maddox, OF Pittsburgh, and is said to
be the best designed mill in the valley.
Dir. PIPES has purchased flvc.months-
old scott from DR.. S. l.. Jepson. lie is
Of the celebrated Wilkes family, and
was sired by Albion Wilkes out OF Topsy
Minton. His mothers sire was Zulu
llamblc,onian, her dam the mare Iiia-
toGa.
PnoF. HuGu WnYTE, tho well.known'
teacher OF boxing, desires it stated that
his name was used on the bills for the
sparring match ut Turner hail next Sat
urday night without his knowledge or
consent. He will not have anything to
do with it, and would not under any
circumstances consent to be present,
not being i professional pugilist.
TnE corn crop has been cut and
shocked and some OF it husked. The
corn is better than had been anticipat-
cd, The grasshoppers injured some
fields, but taking the country over
there will be more than the average
crop, ii our informants are not mistak-
en-, after the grasshopper injuries have
been deductod.-BeHGire Independent.
LAST evening n German named John
Richard Ficl, vino recently came to
the city and is employed NJ 10
Green's hotel, was walking about the
Terminal station, when in some way he
fell between the ties and was pretty
severely bruised up. He was helped
out and hauled to his home in the
patrol wagon, and DR.. Charles Frissell
dressed his injuries, which are quite
painful, but not serious.
TIE Bsiairc Independent says: 1t is
stated that the United States Glass
Company, the big combine into which
all the leading flint glass companies OF
the country have been merged, will, rs
soon as practicable, close all the flint
glass mold shops with the exception OF
three, II in Wheeling and two in Pitts
burgh. But they will most likely have
another at Findlay or Fostoria, and
one, no matter how big, would hardly
do for u