The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30
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Matters of silnoE&liou,unt Ia and about
tho Ctr.
ALI tho barber shops will close at
noon to-day.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
will change time to-day.
IT has been decided to give the pub.
lie schools u holiday to-day.
TIE Linsly cadets fold day exercises,
postponed from last week, VIII come Off
Tomorrow
LARGE excursion parties visited the
city yesterday from Parkersburg and
Steubenyillc.
The Linsly Cadets nine beat tho
franklin College ball team Ut New
Athens Saturday.
Coop progress is being mudo setting
the curbstone for the sidewalks on tho
Main street stone bridge.
A FINE timo Is anticipated ut the pic.
mic OF the Kinglshcr Club, to be given
on tho State fair grounds to-day.
A LARGE class was confirmed at St.
James's church yesterday. A class will
DO confirmed at lions Lutheran church
next Sunday.
CIrlzEss should assist to make tho
observance OF Memorial Day notable
this forenoon by displaying flags and
other decorations.
W. II. Long was on Saturday appoints
cd guardian for tho orphan children Of
Marion Donley, deceased; bond, 500;
Carl %Ilagedorn, surety.
HARRY CREssELL and Thomas Will
liams, Of Martins Ferry, will take part
in tho bicycle race to-day between
Brownsville, Pa, and Wheeling.
Mrs. BALDWIN, living on Twentieth
street, had SIT stolen from her house
while she was absent Saturday. The
thief has not yet been arrested.
BIsnor 7. T. O'RgrLLY, OF Springfield,
Mass, who died on Saturday, was n
schoolmate OF M~onsignor Sullivan, Of
tho Cathedral, at St Charles, Nd.
a REQ OF beer was stolen from ono Of
schmulbach's wagons Saturday e
ing on McColloch street, Fast Wheel
Ing, whilo tho driver was at supper.
OFFICER FITZGERALD last night ran in
q plain drunk who was n foreigner'and
could not understand or speak n word
OF English. His name was not learned.
LARGE crowds will 90 out to the Park
to-day to SEQ tho balloon ascension and
parachute jump by Prof. Steele, and to
enjoy the beauties Of this iavorite re.
sort.
Owing to the rainy weather tho con.
cert at the Park by the Opera House or
cheslra' WIS abandoned yesterday after.
noon. a good many people went out,
however.
SATURDAY the police patrol wagon
ran into 4 buggy in front of!the Mcclure
house, tearing off n hind wheel. The
buggy was occupied by two ladies, who
escaped injury.
MADdE THArcHEE's colored house OF
i'll fame was raided early this morning,
and Madge, three girls and five mon
were arrested. Officers Carney, :Daum,
T%ruschler aud Buch did the work.
IL another part Of this mornings pa
per Mr.. S. O.=Boyce, the we'll known at
torney, announces himself US q candi-
date for prosecuting attorney on the
Republican side. So lar be is the only
aspirant.
FoRrY-EIGHT years ago yesterday the
first dispatch ever transmitted by mag
netic telegraph was sent from Balti-
moro to Washington, announcing the
nomination, by the Democratic conven-
ton, Of James X. Polk for President.
THE wage committee Of thesA.=A. L.
S.W. will be appointed this week by
President Weihe to make areport to be
presented at+ther convention, which
meets Tuesday, June !. The wage COM
mittee will number tw~enty.four mem-
bers. ~ --
YESTERDAY morning the knights Of
St. George, A. O. II. and other Catholic
societies and many outsiders marched
to the Baltimore & Ohio station and
took the train for Washington, Pa,
where they witnessed the dedication Of
the new Catholic church, Z