The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-06
sEiGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

A CASE of spontaneous combustion &C.
CURED at the works of the Bellaire Manu-
featuring Company, which came near
resulting in a disastrous fire. The painter
went, by accident, to the third story of
the building, and while there discovered
a smoke in one corner Of the room, and
upon examination found pile OF greasy
waste on fire, which burst into flames the
moment the air touched it. Quite large
quantity of oils and paints were in close
proximity to where the fire originated,
and would have soon been on fire, only
for the timely visit Ofon OF the employees
OF the works.
WE saw Il gentleman from GAINESVILLE
Yesterday evening, who is Republican,
! and who informed us that he and dozen
other Republicans in that town, were go
ing to vote the straight Democratic ticket
1t Is SO all over the State.
Hon. DAN. w. VOORHEES, and Hon.
b. +. Harcns, both OF Indiana, will speak
on Union Square, in this city, on Mon
duv night next. The mere announce
! mcut Of Mr.. Voorhees, name is clarion
| blast that will arouse thousand men.
The Medico- ChrurgicaL Society Of this
county met ut Bellaire yesterday. Dr..
NJ. W. Junkins called the members to
order, and the usual preliminarics were
observed. DR.. Edwards, Dr., of Wheel
ing, produced an article on experiments
in reproduction, delivered before the
Ohio State Medical Society in 1871,
which was deemed Of so much interest us
to demand reading in this Society. The
article WAS read, and elected consider
able amount of discussion. DR.. Sattcr-
thwait, of this city, followed with very
fine report on choral hydrate, which was
discussed in Il manner which was no doubt
profitable to the members present. The
| Society adjourned To meet ut Bridgeport
Ohio on the first Thursday in November,
TIE following is II condensed report
OF the proceedings Of the City Council,
at regular meeting held last night, Dc
tober 5th 1875;
President Danford occupied the chair
and +. b. Winans presided ut the min
utcs book.
The roll was called and all the mem
bers answered TO their names.
The minutes of the last meeting were
then read and approved.
On motion OF Mr.. Criswcll the police
men OF the First ward was ordered to
| supply the market house with lamps sui-
| licicnt to light up the murket square.
On motion of Mr.. Criswe!l, the solicit
or was ordered 10 draw up an ordinance
for the appointment of market master,
defining his duties and fixing his com.
pcnsation.
On motion of Mr.. Criswcll the solicit
or was ordered to draw up an ordinance
providing for the appointment Of an in
spector OF weights and measures.
On motion, al ordinance to pay sum
dry claims was pu, upon its first reading
and finally passed.
An ordinance providing for the appro-
priation of lands to extend Noble street
was put upon its first reading and after
wards passed.
BELLAIRE October ), 1875.
We, the Clipper Base Ball Club, of
DclIdIIt. VIII pay bHH ''LhuHbih DhS'
Ball Club, of Wheeling Island, on our
grounds on any day that they will men.
ton. We played them one game, and
played it on their ground, and We claim
that we have the right to have the re-
turn game played on our ground, as We
will not go there to play them again I'M
less they first play us on our ground. If
the Standards have any sand they will
accept this; if not, it will be plain for the
public to see that the Standards are afraid
to play the Clippers. II the Standards
accept this we hope that it will stop the
talk that has been passing through the
papers concerning the Standards playing
first class clubs, and If they do not, we
will take it for granted that they are
afraid to play.
TSlgned CLIPPER b. b. {.
BRIDGEPORT.
a MINER named Robert Henry was
badly injured in McConaughys coal
bank, on Monday.
BENZ. AUBREY, Of .Etnaville, was
fined ten dollars and costs on Monday
for using indecent language on Junkin's
corner, the night Of the Republican
meeting, in the presence of ladies.
ON the complaint Of one George Meme,
a neighbor, Mrs. Snyder was arrested for
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