The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-22
NEIsHBORHOOD NEWS.
7. BKLIAIRE.

SATURDAY nlgnt was tough one.
YEsrERDAY was q warm and sultry
day. g.y ..---....
Two eviLdoers registered at the city
cooler Sunday night.
BISHOP RosENckANs did not appear as
reported last week.
The heat of last Sunday caused small
turn out at the different churches.
THE Whisky r dis
turbed by row Saturday evening.
SIXTEEN new pews have been added to
the st. Johns Catholic church.
WILL CULLEN was arrested by Officer
Drugin, Sunday, for being drunk on the
streets.
SEVEN car loads OF cotton were shipped
from this place TO Pittsburgh: last even
ing
SOME one broke il to Hindman's liquor
store early Sunday morning. Nothing
taken.
Mr.. l.. w. BoLoN, who became crazy
several days ago, was on yesterday taken
to the asylum ut Columbus.
SOME subscribers are complaining that
their REGISTERS are stolen after they are
delivered in the morning.
JOHN NOLAN; Benwooder, was Sea
boosed" by Officers Drugin and McCor-
mick, Sunday, for plain drunk.
The Tidal Wave saloon was entered
through the frCnt window, Saturday
night, and robed of quart of whiskey
some of the Modoc .s9usws had q gen.
eral se.-:o, in the alley between Belmont
and Union streets, Saturday night.
The Bellaire Light Guards have
| changed their uniform hats tor the regu.
lar army caps. More warlike than ever.
RopIFIER s. AULT are trying to nego-
tiate for the OHIO Valley Glass Works,
at this place. Report says they offer
$4,000.
One of the Bridgeport yellow Cleo
pstras made her appearance on the
streets Saturday evening and caused quite
a furore smeng the colored element.
A CERTAIN young man of tall proper
tions, and who goes to Wheeling to visit
his duicina, had better keep sharp
lookout for certain rival who is follow
lag in his wake"
ADAM CoNKEL and John Roe were ar
rested Saturday night, by officers Nc
Cormick and McElnannoy for drunken.
ness. They were fined two dollars and
costs, each yesterday morning.
LAST Sunday night Joe Brsunon, a
section foreman on the b. u ). w. K. K,
was arrested by Officer Mccormick Tor
attempt at rape upon little girl about
thirteen years OF age. For the present
we withhold her name and particulars
for obvious reasons.
SENENTY-FIvE children made their
frst communion at St Johns Catholic
Church, last Sunday. They marched
from st. Johns school house to the
church. 1t was grand sight to see
such large number of children, dressed
IN white, typifying innocence and purity,
marching up TO the altar of the EOly
communion. The 81. Johns band turn
ished fine sacred music for the occasion.
SUNDAY night, about the hour OF
eleven o'clock, John Cow, OF the Leader,
was attacked by two unknown persons,
at nSchram's crossing, a mile above
town and just opposite Benson's
Ferry. One of the men caught hold OF
| his horses reins and the other made II
dive for Cow in the buggy. Cows
hair stood on end and in the excitement
nent he struck the horse, which broke
| loose from the hands of the would be rob
beers and asssssisns, and Cow made quick
tine to town, never looking back.
Moral, don't stay so late, Cow.
JOE beatty and Anthony Murphy,
with horse and cart, and l.. +. Cave,
were rotitied by the Street Commissioner
to appear on the street ut seven O'Clock
yesterday morning, Tor the purpose of
working out their road tax, but AT 10 80
the Commissioner of Streets had not put
in his appearance. If men are summon
ed to report at an early hour for labor
on the streets, and the Street Commits
sioner fails to be on hsnd and direct their
labors, are the men TO lose their time and
report on another day to make up the
time lost through the negligence of the
city otficial?