The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-28
NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
SEPTEMBER 81, 1874.
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE.
A VERY daring robbery occurred in
our city Sunday morning, between the
hours of four and FIVE o'clock. The b. X
0. r. r. safe, situated in the depot, was
opened and money amounting to about
Sl75 was taken. The safe was entered by
means Of the key belonging to it, it being
first obtained from the possession of John
Bigolow, whose house was entered the
same morning by the parties committing
the robbery, then returning to the safe
and robbing il. Considerable money
was in the safe, but was not discovered
bv them, it being in drawers which the
KEYS they obtained from Bigelow would
not unlock. The whole thing looks rs II
the matter had been carefully considered
before hand The night Waterman was
absent ut the time attending
to his duty of awakening men for some
train. On his return he tried the door Of
the safe as he had done before going ont,
and discovered that it had been opened,
and he Immediately gave the alarm.
Up to this time nothing has been heard
of the perpetrators of the act.
SOME parties hired horse and buggy
ut Bradcn's livery stable on Saturday
evening, to take prisoner to Mounds
willie, West. Va, and while somewhere
near the narrowS, one of the wheels struck
"A stone. throwing the buggy over the
river bank. The buggy was but little
damaged, and tn" parties who wrr" in 1t
escaped uniniurcd.
We have noticed on several occasions
that parties will stand on the platform
of the b. X o. Il. X. depot, until the
train is in full motion before they make
any attempt to get aboard. Thi, l. Il
very reckless and dangerous practice,
and should be prohibited by ordinance.
Our city Council should pass an ordinance
making il IN ottcn>c for any one to get
on II train while in motion, within III"
city limits.
MARSHAL y. II. RowELS and police
man ]. II. Highlcymun, OF this city ar
rested man on Saturday morning, who
had stolen an ov"rroat and $500 IN
money from Partie- living ut MnnnstOn'
W. Va. The fellow was wearing tn"
stolen "Vcrcoat at the I'm" oil Ms arrest,
but the money WAS not found. The par
ties who had met with the loss arrived
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lHE 'lea"! ram al uaN Hcs,c'u"! pre-
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consequently 'ocal items ol interest are
scarce.
PERSoNAL.-Our esteemed friend. JEFF
r;.i,;ns roIatiyo. ~ mi. c;iy W. Crm-
,ni,s i ,ooting wrII AND rcnort. bu.irrss
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IHE case under Arbitration AT the VI.
+. Church IN this city, on Saturday, re-
IatlnS To- the par>"nag" "t "ichco"' was
decided IN favor "i the '"ntrr'iIie CIR
cunt.
Coon order prevailed during most Of
ing our streets were lhTuhSed Win l""-