The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-06

DELIiAIRE,
All Sorts OF Local Suws nni Go,yip from
tho Glass City.


tho Glass City.
Tho official count OF the vote In this
city rc.elects Mayor MCGOWAN BY Il plu-
rality OF 90 and gives b. W. Cooper 74S
volcs and g. q. Kelly 25S. For Marshal
Charles johnson has, 800 plurality and
81 over all other contestants. Frank
Williams Ia reelected City Treasurer
by 34j over =. o. Criswell, who was
never before beaten. George NJ. Wood
bridge has IT, oyer J.. Il. Smith for
City Solicitor, and Cornelius Curran
has AZ over James Wilkinson for Street
Commissioner, while Mord. Nelson
beat. George jennings 40 for Water
Works Trustee. For members City
Board Of Education John d.. vanLaw
had 81 and i. ]. Stegar 1870 plurality.
For Township Trustee George Kern
beat Fred Eberlo four votes In total
voteoi 1925. viii j. Kirkpatrick was re-.
elected Clerk by SOL and James Rich
ardson Constable by 100. In addition
to tho councilmen and assessors given
Yesterday the Fifth ward elected two
Democratic Councilmcn,R X. s. Lowe and
J. Ii. Campbell, and a. Democratic As.
SCISSOR. Isaac Myers. Many Republicans
remained at home, 50 in ono ward, an |
mono Of the contests wore mado on pc.
litical lines. Mayor MCGOWAN will DO
handicapped somewhat in his admins
tration, MS tho man elected marshal
was II OF the policemen no suspended
when Morton. the crook, escaped, but
suspended action afterwards because
OF Democratic pressure; but the Mar
shall may assert himself now and agree
ably surprise his critics and disappoint
some OF his most ardent supporters.
Tho now Council will organize next
week. There are only two Republican
Councilmen now, but politics has never
yet cut any figure in that body.
There was a great row in ..'lrish alley"
yesterday evening A woman named
Casey threw a pan OF water out OF n
window and somc colorcd folks sitting
outside were splashed, and so cnracod
that q colorcd man picked up q club
and running up totl,e door OF the Casey
hut struck Anthony Casey over the
head. knocking him senseloss. He made
his escape before an officer arrived.
Tho row created q wonderful lot OF cx-
citoment, and Casey was reported dead,
but he will r~ecovcr'all right.
Messrs. IT, II. Johnson and Joseph
Bates, OF North Baltimore, came in yes
tercay morning to attend tho meeting
OF the Enterprise Window Glass com
pany at their principal office hero. They
had the proxies OF nearly all the stock
holders, and authorized u branch office
at Dunkirk, Ind.
Mr.. Charles Lancaster and Miss Josie
Grove were married yesterday evening
ut the residence ;oi the brides father,
Mr.. Joseph Grove, in the Fourth ward.
Ne Is a promising young maj and the
bride ap estimablo lady who has been
one OF the teachers inthc public schools.
The Crystal Window Glass company
will vote to-day on tho matter OF in
crcasing the capital stock 10 500, 900
and building q tank furnace, or closing
out their present business and operat-
ing a factory elsewhere.
Jacob Boneystco!e and W. NJ. Reed,
both Republicans, are the only ones
who retire from the Council this spring.
The former is succeeded by a Republi-
can and the latter by n Democrat.
The coal miners held q mass meeting
in city hall last night that was adj
dressed by the district President, John
Nugent, and Vice President Miller.
Mr.. II. Z. Randolph has sent his fam
lily to Toledo, where he will Join them
next weckand proceed to Chicago, their
new homo. a.
Miss May chisholptwas given q pleas
ant surprise party at her home in the
Fourth ward Monday evening.
The revival at the First NJ. Z. Church
continues this week.