The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-04
NEusBsoRHoop NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There ny
Reg lister Reporters.
ERIIAIRE


EBLLAIRE.
TIE soldiers here are awaiting orders
to move.
BUSINESS was very brisk At the freight
depot yesterday.
CHAs. W. PRICE, OF the BsrnesvlIie
Enterprise, Is in town.
MISSES TIPPET and Hastings, of your
city, are visiting friends mere.
The Rev. Ed. Robinson, OF this place,
will preach At st. CIairsyilie tomorrow.
THR Republican County Conyention
will meet ri ~. CIsirsvilr next Thurs
day.
FREIGHT trains are leaving here over
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh road I'M
molested
The directors OF the street railway
will meet at their office in This place,
next Tuesday.
The Republicans of this township will
hold primary election At the city hall,
this afternoon.
NH. >. o. CUMMINs, ot the firm OF
Cummlns & Woods, is rustcstlng 81
Wsrnock's with his family.
The Rev. Robert Ale1sr der, Of St.
Clsirsville, will hold services at the
Pres yterian church tomorrow.
The annual convention of the Desci-
pies Church will convene at this place
on the 18Th inst, and continue in session
five days.
FIVE freight trains lett this place,
going west. yesterday, three Oh twenty
TWO and two on eighteen The crews
were made up of old hands and some new
ones.
The "P G's" company &, marched
from the round house to the Continental
Hotel At noon yesterday TOR dinner, but
lille attention WAS paid to them rs they
marched along.
The Democratic ticket nominated a.
st. Clalr5ville last Thursday gives gen.
ersl satisfaction. The Democrats will
work with vim Tor the election oil their
ticket this fall.
COMPANY A, OF Covington, AID de-
tachment OF nine men OF company u, OF
Newark, arrived here Thursday even.
ing. With the atove there are now
tour companies on duty 1t this place.
The Governor has issued proclama-
ton calling on all persons engaged in
Unlawful demeanor to cease their demon.
STATIONS ard quietly go to their homes
and allow those who wish to work.
mick 0 the Wood" will be presented
ut Zllcn's opera house, on the l0Ln and
llth inst Tor the benefit Of ST. John s
church. Mr.. f. Lsrkin, he young
actor from Wheeling, will appear a.
Richard Braxby.
THEo. MORRIS came from Pipe Green
last thursday, and imbibed too freely OF
that which intoxicateth, and fell into the
hands OF Officer Mccormick, who locked
him up Until this morning, AT which
time the Mayor assessed Morris 81 and
costs, and in default OF payment ne now
pineth in the csiaboose.
The yard men At the B. X o depot
held al open meeting Thursday night
aud agreed that they would not go To
work until the trouble WIS settled. but
upon second consideration, yesterday
morning, concluded that it would be
foolish tor them TO resist, consequent y
thoy concluded to go to work, and report
ed at the yards for service.
On complaint of Capt. K 7. Devries
before Squire Powell, yesterday morn
lug, John Strobe, Jack Iia.ey and
Decker Holman, all OF this place, Anc
who are not railroad men, were arrested
by 8 civil officer and sent u Barnesvilt
under guard OF soldiers. The mer
were alleged 10 have beer arrest u CI
account OF trying 10 create u disturbance
among the railroad men.
The following gentlemen compose
the Democratic County Central Com.
mittee OF this county: v. ). Barton
Hamilton Glass, John w. sweeney, W
s. Henderson, j. l.. Jones, W NJ LuV,
ton, j. +. Kelly, { L. Gaumer, K. V
Wiley, W. H. Ilelbruger, VIM. Eaton
James II. Nice, nnell, ". II. Armstrong
j. T. Patterson, w T. CAmpb'II sLc
Frank D,sgue.
IHE following are the names OF tht
delegates from the different townships l,
| the Senatorial Convention, 10 be held a
Athens, August l6 1877: Cole!ain, Jas
f. Majors; n ternate, John Harris. Flush
ing, DR.. }. V. Webster; alternate, DR.
Voorhees, Goshen, j. ". Adkins; ri
ternate, w. h Hays Kirkwood, Henry
Frazier; Meade, }. l. Jones Pesse, DR.
J ID. Hobeussck; Pultuey, }. Is. Darrah
RichIand, j F. Charlesworth; Smith
john McNeIce; Somerset, II. K. Brown
Union, X >. Clark; Warren, }. ". Ken
non; Wayne, K. II. McEndree; Wheel
ing, William Campbell; York, j. j
| Potts
The sheriff OF this county has called OF
the Governor TO issue proclamation
ordering the rioters nj this place to dis
perse and go To their homes. AS far n:
the rioters or mobs at this place nav,
been concerned, it is safe to say
that no trouble whatever has beer
manifested by the people before the
troops were sent here. The officers say
there has never been time since the
railroad trouble began at this place bu
I that they could make all necessary ar.
res Is, and why the sheriff has caused such
proclamation to be issued and posted
around the city is more than they car
| III derstand.
Religious.
At the st. Alphonsus church to-mor