The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-14
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All Sorts of Local New. ami Gossip from
tho t;jna, Chr, NAfT'

All Sor.s OF Local New. ami Gossip from
tho Glas, Chr.
Bud Moore, who WINS recently on.
gagged in arrow with George Brady, an.
other colored barber, and bit part OF
one OF his ears oil, was arrested for tho
third time Yesterday and bound over to
court on bond OF $500 for manning
Brady. Moore paid llno OF S25 and
costs for assault and battery TO Squire
Cooper, q iino Of $ and costs to Mayor
MCGOWAN for fighting in violation Of n
city ordinance and gave notes for $50 to
Brady for lost time, doctor bills, etc.,
but failure to pay tho notes brought
about tho additional charge OF manning.
a writ OF habeas corpus will DO applied
for.
| Tho Chautauqua Circle will render
tho following programme tomorrow
evening;
American lllStory-From Harrison and Tylcr'S
administration TO the passage Of tho Fugitive
Social Institutions Of tho United stutes-Thc
TEMPER OF the WeSt...,"....., ....,,John NJ Crafty
Tho story OF tho ConHtituton-The ilrst charter,
psobS!!y qualifications tho first general ~.
Character skeicE~Danici WsbsiSr :,'. sS
Mrs u. ". Cooper
raper-prCicssor Morse and tho Invention Of
| Miss NaltiS Rankin
REVIEW OF TIE STONY or TIE CONSTITUTION
How tho, people OF the Colonies struggled for
moro Than Il century md q DGlt with king nnd
parliament III regard TO taxation md the
power TO control trade..."m...ll. $: MCGrcgor
ni NtHr nd ~ IA
nation OF the union OF the states, md why
this union proved Insufficient Tor national
purposes. ...;..""........""",".MC Linn Thomas
How The whole people suffered for the want Of
more perfect union, and how that union wns
brought about,o.".r ".".""".W William Parks
Tho work OF turning tho water of
from those who had not paid the rent
was prosecuted with much vigor yes
tcrday. The postoilice, bank and sew
eral very prominent places wero cut off
as well rs great number OF less prom-
nent ones. Tho order was carried into
olloct without discrimination OF any
kind, and it brought more money into
tho treasuryin one day than any effort
for years.
A new rule is now in force with refer
once to old soldiers desiring relief from
the township. They must make appli-
cation anew. The lists have boon dis.
carded, new committees appointed, and
each one desiring assistance must mako
application ut this time to the various
ward committeeman.
William II. Gill, OF Gill Bros. pot
works, is just home from Buena Vista,
Va, and says tho glass works there Is
nnnrotInn mud 10 hos 10
boon, in tho hands OF tho sheriff, rs was
reported.
Jack Tobin, we'll known glass
worker who joined n theatrical troupe
Mt Fostoria last fall, remained with it
till it stranded, and is now in Mounds.
vile to go to work at the new glass fac
tory.
Capt. Julius Armstrong, who was ap-
pointed transcribing clerk in tho adju.
tant generals office, lett yesterday for
Columbus to begin work. The place
pays 81 200 por year.
The Bcllaire Lodge, I. o. 0. F., will go
to Cadiz 10 assist in comforting the do
grecs OF that order. Tho Bcllaire team
is said to be away up in this work.
Miss Lizzie Kern was selected as 4
teacher in tho public schools to fill the
vacancy caused by the marriage and res
ignation OF Miss Fannie Kinney,
The Y. P.s. c, E. OF the First Pres,
byterian church hold their monthly
business meeting and social at the homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J, B: Hart.
james Cross, who was sent to tho pen
from this county last March for bur.
glary, is new out on parole. He was
ono OF the lucky eighteen.
Ed.J. StcSar, OF this city, is one OF
tho delegates to the National Tailors'
Association at Washington, D. G., next
month.
The vito OF NJ. W. Jordan, formerly
OF this city, but latterly OF New Mata.
moras, was buried at Old Mcgee Tues.
day.
The Board OF Trade held conference
meeting yesterday evening
Jack Baugh has leased tho Central
house.