The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-02
LOCAL BisEVffIes.
Matters OF Minor SEomsns so and About

LOCAL BtsEVELlES.
Matter. Of Miner SIo@sn. So and About
TaERE were ninety.ntns cases In the
police court in July.
OK Tuesday an Italian miner was
killed by falling slate at Dillonvale.
YESTERDAY the spindle Of the tin plate
mill at tile AtnG.standard mill was
broken.
TuE brick work has been commenced
on the addition to the Sixth ward school
building.
AMErix0 Of tho council committee
on accounts has been called for this
evening.
Tux barn Of Levi Book, near ClarinS.
ton, wasstruck by lightntng and burned;
loss, $500.
The street paving at the corner Of
Twenty.ioufth aud ChaplIne streets is
being relaid.
PERRY Tracy was arrested yesterday
evening by Officer Watson, on charge
Of beating his wife.
PAPER Ia out announcing the coming
10 the Opera House OF "Ihe DeVlIs
Auction" entirely revised.
"CADIz Bill" William Vasbinder.
paid his fine for fighting yesterday, anu
was lot out Of the workhouse.
Boz ANDERSON will 90 to Cadiz, Ohio.
next ~sek, where 10 will act Is starter
for the races at the annual fair.
The Premier banjo, Mandolin aud
Guitar Club will leave shortly for two
weeks camp-out down the river.
Tire case OF Giovanni Sarigi, indicted
for rape on u child Of nine years. will be
tried in tho criminal court to-day.
A PART OF tho Wheeling pottery will
rosumo next Monday, but no day has
been set for genera! resumption.
A SMALL child OF Herbert Moore, Of
South Eolf street, had the misfortune
yesterday to badly spr2in its wrist.
NoxE Of the heating furnaces at the
Belmont mill arc yet on, and 1t IL not
definitely known whom they will be
started.
On tho Feather farm. near GoutHs
tunnel, on tho Pan-linndle, u strong
flow OF gas has been found at depth OF
1890 feet.
YESTERDAY the work OF digging Of the
ditch OF tho new sewer on Thirteenth
street was begun ut Jacob, and will pro-
coed east
TIE St. Alphonsus school buildings
receiving a general oveFhaHs'nG and
cleaning, prior 10 the commencement OF
thn foil farm nf RchOnl
A WHEELING woman had hor log
broken at Jerry Clemens's place on
Tuesday evening. She was taken there
by man from this city also.
SlxrEEX cents Is tho highest price paid
for wool anywhere in this section this
season, and probably half the clip has
been bought at that price and Iowor.
IT il understood tina. tho Wheeling 4
Lake Eric railroad will put OH another
toledo train, leaving Wheeling earl " in
tho morning aud arriving late at night.
TIE jewish Sabbath School had
very enjoyable picnic ut Wheeling park
yesterday, in addition 10 which there
were a nu,ubet Of small private picnics
there.
A SON Of Louis BeItz, Of Eightoonth
street, aged two years and four months,
died yesterday from inflammation OF
the bowels. Tho funeral will occur
probably OIL Friday.
JoHS J. SmAUGISESsY was yosterday
appointed guardian OF Thomas Shaugli-
Messy, minor orphan OF Patrick Shaug h.
messy, deceased, and gave bond in the
sum Of $40. with Richard ShuuglTnessy
rs surety.
HARRY CoHowAY was run over in tho
Briiyenort Cleveland, Loraim 4 Whee''
ing railroad yards yesterday by train.
and had his foot and ankle crushed and
inaurIed 80 badly that amputaLion was
necessary.
A NEW house is being erected on
Seventeenth street for John Davis, ny
Contractor William Ruhwedel. 1t will
DO two-story. six.roomed building.
The material is being furnished by tho
Holiday planning mill.
As announced Officially in another
column. the produce firm OF I. BnCh-
mhnn & Sons has dissolved, Mr.. Peter
fsnchmann retiring, nnd the business
will be continued under tho firm nalhe
Of P. Bachmnnn's Sons by Messrs. Ben,
Charles and Louis Bachmann.
TIE Lake Erie quartcttc. composed Of
Jerry lIaller, Harry Voitle, Harry Nc.
Cnnn and Lee Gibson. met last night ut
the residence OF Mr.. Wood, on Twenty
fifth street, and rendered several seIcc.
tons. The quartette has won quite
reputation by It's meritorio us work.
TIE picnic yesterday by the A. A.
Franzhcim division OF Railway Carmen
was quite success. Owing to one Of the
riders being sick the bicycle races did
not take place. Messrs. kober and
Straub, the aerial artists, were down TOR
trapezo act. and Mester's band kept
the dancing floor scene OF activity.
John rrncht, Frod Beiswenrer, Frank
Plankcy. Dan Baker, John kidweIl and
jacob Singer we're tho committee in
charge.
The engagement foreshadowed in the
ISrgLLEGESCER exclusively yesterday has
been consummu,cd, and the Masonic
Temple association will have benefit
ut the Wheeling Park Casino August 80
and 81. Tho first night THE Chimes OF
Normandy" will be given, and Mt the
matinee next day "The Mikado," aud
tho second evening, in connection with
n grand Masonic outing, "Ihe Bolc-