The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-04
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

UNDER call from the Township Dem
ocratic Central Committee, the citizens
assembled at City Hall on last Saturday
afternoon ut 8 o'clock, for the purpose Of
nominating two candidates for the office
of Justice of the Peace. The convention
organized by electing A. w. Anderson,
ESQ. chairman, and ID. w. Leet, Secre-
tsry. The names of nine persons were
presented, and the balloting commenced,
uuder a motion to keep the polls open
one hour. The voting was spirited and
prrtty close. One hundred and four
vote. were cast, and all the candidates
received a respectable number of votes,
but the two old war horses, James Kelsey
and George Crswcll, were nominated on
the first ballot, which nomination was
made unanimous without q dissenting
vote. The convention then atjoured.
DEMOCRATIC meeting in Bellaire to-
night.
THE parade of the Red Men, Odd Eel
lows and knights of Pythias was sue
cess. The procession left Central Hall
at about twenty minutes before three
o'clock, headed by the Heatherington
brass band. The Knights of Pythlas
went first in the procession, the Red
Men of Bridgeport and Bellaire and the
German Odd Fellows Of BeIlalre next.
They made fine appearance on the
streets, and marched through the princi-
pal portion of the city and then back 10
Central Hall; and Just here our knowl'
edge of the affair ends, as we had to be
present at the Democratic Convention ut
CITY HAIL. sin another portion OF the city,
The health of the city was never bet
ter than at present.
LET everybody turn out to the Dem
ocratic meeting tonight, and hear the
unvarniShed truth from such distinguish
ed speakers as Col. Wier, of Indiana;
VIM. ID Moore, Esq, of Pittsburgh; Hon.
George Landon, Of Pei nsylvania, and
Hon. }. ). Trainer of Steubenwtlc, who
will positively be here and address the
meeting. The Wallace Cornet Band
will furnish the music for the occasion.
IT is about time for the poor man to
stop and examine the situation before he
casts his vote this fall When the bond
holders Of Europe and Of the United
States, irrespective Of party or religion,
hire Carl Schurz 10 come into Ohio and
speak against his own declared senti-
ments in order to try and carry the cleo
tiOn in the interests of the rich man, and
against the poor class. That is the Issue
in Ohio now-the money power against
the poor man. Let every one stand
firm.
The many friends and acquaintan-
ccs here, of the late John Archibald,
were shocked to learn of his untimely
death.
The Clipper base ball club OF this city
cleaned out the Buckeye club Of Wheel
ing on Last Saturday, to the tune of
thirteen to nine in Tabor OF the Clippers,
Notwithstanding the Buckeye club were
composed OF the best players from the
Standard club, the Neshannock club, &c
The game was played on Wheeling Is
land. Good for Bellaire.
THE street cars will positively com.
mence running on next Friday, ii not
before.
If the Standard base bail club of
Wheeling. nave not the sand to play the
return game with the Clipper club ofthis
city, why don't they come out like little
men and acknowledge that they are
afraid.
BRIDGEPORT.
The .Etnavilie mill paved of its en-
ployes on Saturday, and as a consequence
au unusual number were testing their
capacity for wet victuals until midnight.
No arrests or bloodshcd, however.
The Young men who have had in con-
temptation the formation of Il boat club
met on Saturday night and formed
partial organization by adopting rules
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