The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-21


and fred five shots producing only
flesh wounds on Peterson and one George
Sawyer.
At this stage of the game, the peaceable
''colorsd folk" inside OF the church,
and the psig hbors, outside, became IN
usually provoked and excited, that 50
disyrasetul scene should occur at such
place, on such an &C.
csssion, so they dispatched messen-
gers, for the Mayor to quell the disturb
ance. The Mayor arrived promptly
armed With an old army blunderbussr as
dangerous from the breach as from the
muzzle. His appearance with so formid-
able weapon, restored quiet in short
order, but the ring leaders mad flown.
AGRAyE SUBJECr.-There Is consid-
cradle talk amongst our citizens regard
ins the very inconyenient location Of the
cemetery 1t IS three miles away, and
allup Hill. Vehicles must stop six or eight
times in the ascent ~ rest the horses.
The length Of time consumed, together
with tho fatigue occasionsd BY tho long
up hill pull, not to say anything of the
additional outlay, are tho prime cause,
which are occasioning the inter. change
of views, and expressions Of regret that
II is not more accessible. Some O. the
rizens desire the Town Council to n.
,lher the matter, and If it meet their
appreciation purchase desirable
pIcce Of hand out the pike for burial pur
poses, aud divide it up into suitable lots
to be sold ut prices which will cover first
cost aud pay for the necessary improve
ments. If the Council does not take
rry action in the matter, an effort viii
probably be made to get up u stock com.
puny to carry out the project. IL Is also
claimed il the change were made, there
would be no more funerals seen going
! EASTWARD on their way 10 Wheeling Gem
| ,terios.
a SINGULAR CoIHClDENcE.-What Is
it? Animal magnetism or modesty?
From the Wheeling IN From The Cleveland
ieiiig, ncer aug 2 tcad,r, avg Is.
J FIGHT. There was a. There was most
! most diSgraceful dog diNgracefu. dog II ghi
| hight on Ma kttat the foot Of WU d
| street, c n're Wheel street. yesterday AZ
| ing, yesterday morn ttfnOOn. n DlS bun
! ing. bull dog, dog, which is the
which Is the terror ofterrOr OF the neigh
| the neighburnOod. bOrnood, a disgrace
and n disgrace 10 his % his owner, ana
owner, and which which should long
should long since 'ince have been
have been Transport transported 10 n glue.
ri 10 glue factory, factory, jumped over
! jumped over a door u dOOr-yaId fence
yard fence and at without n muZZie on
'acked quiet. unas a ID attacked Il quiet.
Stunning member ofuuasSuInIng member
| ,nc canine ttmily,uf she can tne ianIIy,
that was passing by. that was passing by,
rhr big dog was carrying Il muZIlr
without Il muZZlc. like respectful =
but the other carried o., which il" is.
| 4 muZZie like "A r. The old bull was at
| spectacle dog, which once in Tor killing
he Is. The old bu!l'the poor fellow. ana
was at once IN fDl ,clziuS hun by IN"
! killing IN" poor e.-thruat threw him 10
low. aud sci2ing hum tuc ground, where he
| by the throat threw haw"d him in a
INN to The ground manner wholly I'M
'~N"r" h. Chuwr, 10" CUmIn- u uog OF
him In manner this age. Human aS-
..Iuli, uuDeCOIuIn. SIS'aHCc came 90 the
a dog of tins age rescue Of the pasScr
Human n>Si,tRuc but IL was not till the
came to the rescue ofI-uorant brute was
| the passrr, but f. Wa twisted by the leg,
| uUt ,Ill ,hr ignorant kicked in the abdO-
brute was twisted by men, pounded over
TIE leg, kicked in the head with clubs,
I
ed over the hCa and compelled to
with clubs aud $ tuS- suffer the heat OF
ed with water, that burning matches on
! ne would let 90. his nose tuHt he
| When he did so, h"wOuld let so. when
skunk OF into his he d d so, he SUNK
mouse, leaving hisOft INTO his house,
victim apparently ~ eaVlng ms victim
irelrsS corpse, with apparently lifcleS>
several ladies whose corpse upon the
companion he background with dozen
ureu, standing about aides whose com
him and bcwallin IpanlOn lie had been,
his fate standing about HIM
The poor fellow, and bewailIug his
however, soon rccuV late.
cred sufficiently 10 The poor fellow,
~ taken To his home, however, soon reCOY-
where he was notd sufficiently 10 be
doubt kindly cared taken 10 his home,
for and uur>ed. IT Were he was XII d Y
that Osd bu dog cared Tor and NUS, d.
isn't more careful rs II that old bull iSu I
10 what he does he more care nj rs to
will ind himself what lac does he Will
some day transferred find h msulf some
q an abode from day transferred To an
which no dog was abudr from which TO
ever known TO re- dOs was ever known
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