The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-21
Sr,sHBoRHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE.
CARL SCHUBz certainly awoke, yes
trrday morning. with his head consider
ably enlarged, after his Tuesday nights
dissipation, muttering:
For of al sad words of tongue or pen,
The saddest are these. I've been drinkin'
gin =" 40
SAMUEL DECKER, a Moundsvillsin,
was fined 50 and costs before the Police
Court, yesterday, for drunkenness.
THE city yesterday was CARRIED in hol-
iday attire, banners, flags, DC, profusely
decorating the buildings IN all parts OF
the city, in honor of Tilden, Hendricks,
Reform and the grand Democratic mass
meeting last night.
ZELCH is the prince OF restsurateurs.
Fresh oysters, game, wine, ale, cigars,
&c, of the best brands always ON hand >
The trains on the G. 4 p. road yes
terday were three hours behind time.
The delay was occasioned by the trains
Being detained at Pittsburgh for the
Eastern connexions. u 49,
.PERsosAL--Col. Jas. +. Charlesworth,
of ST. Olairsville; F. &. Knight, of the
New York World, and Hon. w. NJ.
Bell, jr, Secretary OF State, were in the
city last night.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE and Bridgeport was
we'll represented at the demonstration
last night.
HIGHLEMANs block, which were
burned on Monday night last, is supposed
to have been set on fire by incendiaries.
The loss will not exceed $4,000;
insured tor $4,000 in the
Aetna, of Hartford The building would
probably have been saved, but for the
pipes beng gorged with mud: and cutting
off the supply of water. ..r p.
AMONG those attending the Radical
powow Tuesday were Major Kennon
and Chas. Arrick, of St Clairsville;
Samuel Price, of the Barnesvlle Enter
Drise. B. }. LorIng, OF the Cincinnati
Commercial; and Major A. NJ. Brown,
of Pittsburgh.
In addition to Schurz Judge Cochran,
of Wheeling, and X. Dunbar assisted in
haunting the CORY garment, Tuesday
night.
A CnARsED pine knot, wrapped in q
greasy rag, was found, Tuesday night,
under the stoop OF the residence OF
Thomas tosser, corner Guernsey and
rwcutv-srcond streets The dampness
of the wood, doubtless, prevented another
Incendiary fire.
BEING unable to procure band from
Wheeling, yesterday, the Behaire DEM
Gratis were necessitated to draft on
SLrubcnvile for music.
IT is confidently asserted by knowing
ones, that SchurZ was overcome by his
cxertions Tuesday night; hence his chow
come.you-so' mood early Wednesday
morning.
The i,iteLligencer man thus relieves his
soul OF burden "The Germans here
don't like Schurz, with but few excep-
tions; but these few exceptions are
the inteliigen Germans" All Of which
is rather hard on the intelligent Germans
of this city, who are principally Demo-
/ Gratis.
THE one hundred boys advertised for
by the Radicals to carry torches, Tues
day night, in the procession, went a great
ways towards tilling up the ranks of the
trooly loil."
AN unknown man was arrested here
last night, an u charge of carrying con-
ccalod weapons. His case will be disposed
of before the police court this morning.
TnE Democratic meeting last night,
WAS the largest and most enthusiastic
ever held here. A full report of the
meeting will be found on the first page.
The speakers stand at this place last
night was very handsomely ornamented
with large gas jet spelling the names
"Tiden and Hendricks" The effect was
very fire.