The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
sEiEHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELL ARE.

The Baron aud ONO Oase BAL CLUBS .!
this place participated in a game OF bali
near the gas work: yesterday evening.
EVERYTHING is quiet among the rail-
road men, and no trouble anticipated.
The citizens have acted wisely in not
calling public meetings.
THE Light Guards, of this place, were
disbanded last Monday, by order OF
Governor Young. The company will
organize at an early day and eject new
captain. and Mold themselves in readiness
for any action.
COMPLAINT is being made by subscrlb.
ers that tue DAILY REGISTER is being
stolen from their premises. Parties losing
their papers IN this way will confer d
favor by detecting the guilty parties and
reporting them TO this office, that they
may be prosecuted.
LAST Saturday, the O'Hsra family
living near Nef's Siding, got into trouble
with Mrs. o Grady and beat her up very
badly. The o Hara family was arrested
last Monday, ard locked up in this place
on n charge OF assault WITH intent 10
kill. The time of the trial has not been
set, but will come up as soon as Officer
Drugan can summons the witnesses
which ne was buSily engaged in yester'
day.
IT seems that rumor has been circu'
lated about Mr.. K. e. Morgan, which /:
IN n great measure wrong. The rum0r
referred to, states that he is opposed &c
the poor man. Such is not the case, a.
we have been assured by responsible par
ties that there Is no man IN this place
VINO is more ready 10 Go charitable act
than he, rs is well known in many in,
stances where he has sent coal free from
mis- mines 10 those who were suffering Tor
fuel during the winter.
LAST Monday morning Mrs. Ann
Reed was released from the confines OF
the lookup, on the condition that she
would not get on another racket but
unfortunately for her appetite, she i'm.
bbed too freely Of beer during the after.
noon OF Monday, and 90! INTO the hands
Of Officer Mccormick, who escorted the
madame back to the lookup. To have
seen how gently the officer handled her
would nave made the worst specimen OF
humanity feel that the prospects OF al
escape from night in the lock-Ip were
not very comforting. The madame wa:
released yesterday and told 10 git, and
she got.
LAST week Mrs Faupe and the wife
OF Raphael Gibbs, porter ut the Globe
House, had q little set to- about thee
children. Gibbs wife, who Is whit
woman, got the better OF Mrs. Faupel
sister OF Joe Smith, who is q son OF j q
Smith, OF Wheeling, and on last Mon.
day evening about five o clock, Joe
Smith tackled u two,year old son OF
Gibbs wife, and threw the boy into 8
gutter on An alley leading from Thirty
second TO Thirty-thIrd streets Just AS
be had made disposal of the boy,
Gibbs wife bounced out OF her residence
and threw lump of glass, weighing
about eight pounds, AT Smith, which
missed its mark Seeing that her aim
had proven futile failure she then
mounted Smith aad began to disrObe
hm by tearing MS shirt in shreds,
Smith in the melee managed to hit the
fema,e On her isce, aud then grabbed
her by the Hair She became more in
iuriated and desperate than ever, and
the way she sailed into Smith
was caution. Smith retreated into
the house, where he remain
ed until the troubled water had
IN "A measure been quieted, alter which
b. cautiously peeret out, Watching Tor
the woman man.
BRIDGEPORT.
THg railroad men a. this place are
very quiet.
REPAIRS At tho LIS Belle glass factory
are progressing finely.
NEW wheat has appeared in this mar.
ket in small quantities.
The Misses Wood, of this town, are
visiting friends at GAINESVILLE.
GREAT excitement here. No trains
over the c. X ?. road have passed up
this week.
Mas. I'D. CHURCH WAS painfully
wounded IN one Of her feet by lreading
on nail LAST Wednesday.
The bu, meeting held By the co!ored
people at koehnlein's woods near this
burg last sunday. was y pleasant and
enjoyable affair.
MEssRs. Woodcock Bros, founders,
hive almost completed the additional
Improvements To their works. Their
machinery is now in tirst-cIsss order.
"MA, | don't want 70 take any .. that
nasty vermlluge,' remarked little Willie
TO his neither, the other day, ut makes
me sick and Is so hard to swallow. Give
me McLain's Worm Candy, such as his
Ma gives Tommy james, and says 1t is
ever SO much better, and then all the
children like to take it, Willie is 8
sensible boy.
DETROIT, Mich, June s, 1876.