The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
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platform in j the rear OF Naylor d Cos
business house, for moonlight dancing
MR.-KiMPLE yesterday afternoon shot
at chicken which be wished to kill for
supper, ard a. the gun was fred of 1t
bursted to pieces, fortunately without in
juring any one.
MRS. Mccormick, mother of Deputy
Marshal John Mccormick, died at the
latter's residence yesterday at ! P. N.
Mrs. Mccormick has been lying sick for
four months.
SOME OF the cutters on the most promi-
nent streets in this place are filled with
stagnant water, which emit mslarial
stencil, detrimental to the health OF all
citizens who do business or reside near
there.
BENsoNs ferry boat has been newly
painted and psssents fine appearance.
The color is Of sky blue, and makes
everything look as neat as new pin.
The pilot house will be lettered TO day
which will finish the usual summer
dress of this boat.
Frank Jones' Black Hand troupe,
came TO grief in this place Wednesday
Light. B. Strebel, proprietor Of the
American House, had Jones goods and
chattels attached for board. The para
phenalis is now in the Mayors posses
sion, awaiting redemption.
CHARLES BRADFORD, who was engaged
in the robbery of the residence of Jacob
Stsbl on Main street, last February, wss
captured at Mt. Vernon, Ohio, by Mar
shals Drugan and Mccormick last Mon
day, and was taken to ST. Clsirsville on
Wednesday morning by the same Off.
csrs.
POLICE William Roberts,
PLAIN drunk, fined So and costs; paid.
George Crozler, plain drunk, fined 81
and costs; paid. Michael Hurt, plain
drunk, fined 81 and costs; paid. Patrick
Foley, drunk, fined 81 and costs; paid.
James McGlocklan, drunk and disorder
ly, fined 81 and costs; committed Tor ten
DAYS. j 4mes Burns, drunk and disorderly,
fined 81 and costs; committed for ten days.
John Norris, drunk and pisorderly, fined
So and costs; committed torthirty days
Edward Moffatt, drunk and disorderly,
fined 50 and costs; committed for ten
days. Michael Feeny, for keeping a
disorderly house, fined ten dollars and
costs; paid SO and stands committed for
balance until paid. Laurence Stem, for
abusing his wife, $40 and costs; secured.
MARTINS FERRY.
The blast furnace was started up yes
terdsy.
q. w. HOWELL is confiRed 10 his room
with sickness.
REGULAR church services will be held
in the various churches to morrow.
THERE is q considerable increase
among the loafers since the glass house
shut down.
The Sunday schools will united and
celebrate the 4th with picnic, at Wal.
nut Grove.
IT was rumored around town yester.
day that q Wheeling company is nego.
liatipg for the Ohio City Nail Works.
AT its last meeting, Belmont City
Lodge elected The odore Snodgrass N. g.;
R. UBernie V. g.; T. j. Irwin, Secre-
tary.
BRIDGEPORT.
BRIDGEPoRTERs generally do not &C
cept the explanation of the McComas
affair as it appeared in yesterday morn
ing's paper. Mr.. VIM. McComas and
his uncle, the gentleman alluded to in
yesterday mornings article as ''strane e
gentleman from Baltimore" were both
in Gown and very Indignant at the i'm
plication that Mr. Amos McComss, the
uncle, had anything to do with bringing
about the manifestation.
We reported the matter as it appeared
to us, and endeavored to give TO the
readers of the REGISTER true solution
of the mystery. Our aim is 70 report
facts as they occur, so far as can be
learned, which Was done in the article
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