Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-10
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W6rk. OILY lIIlVVUlUy
.Ma aslorvi people ottiiAciy ieslihs
the necessity Of mental Improvement
and believing debate 70 lo the one
great source through which their think
Ing faculties might be enlarged, organ
izrd lyce,un i"r that purpose
aud fixed i,s place oi meeting at
the Airiran NJ. q. Church editru on
EoH above Eleventh street, and It's time
ii meeting each Monday evening oi tho
week Ever since the organization ct
the society, peace aud harmony have
prevailed until last night. From what
we could learn, tho question, should
the Chinese he nhturalixedp" VIA boing
debated, with Joe McCully ON the
Affirmative After speaking Motully
took his suat, and WIS followed by u
speaker on tho negative OF Tho lunS-
ton, during whose remarks, All Corsey,
u cook at Mrs Andcron's boarding
house, rose "a sanction point u,ado by
the negative speaker McOully, who
thought that Curspy had no right 10
mako remarks" during tho debate, OBJ
jccted and ia Ills objections u.cd rough
language toward CoBey, who WAS not
ono al Tho debators. Tho quarrel ba-
tween the two mon was stopped by the
| interference at some VI the audience
pr,aon,, " ho supposed that there would
hr no further trouble, Tho socicty AT.
jourucd shortly afterwards, prob,
ably about ton o'clock, aud
upon leaving thr house, MHully
wins heard 10 say something about Cor.
Soy, Who was near lay aud who replied
that he did not desire Ia have any
trouble, Tho crowd crossed Ia the ol'.
posic sidu al EolI stnort IN lrnnt al tho
Church, where wnrdsoi anger aers rN
changed bolwuon Corssy and McCullN,
! cur informant stated that ho WIS pres.
rut aud cav MH ullys strike or iush
torsry, who ,rirpcd on the curb aud
loll ia lhc slycpl With Ncuully W top,
Tho two incn Ncru separated ana
IL wsAs disconnI tlIat Coiay
! had been cat very severely
about his lace aud heni with u razor
McCully escaped, aud Nurscy Wa
taken tn thu office oi nr. i, \ Camp.
bell. ON Twelfth street, by snmc ui htS
| romunuiung. hrs Wilson Nui llardur
" wur, called la. aud with their HsSisl
uucr, pr. Campbell made u thorough
examination at the inlnrcd mRn'S
wounds, which were eight III number,
about the hrUd aud lace. nome at which.
however urr necessarily dangerous, the
most painful being u gaah rkirndlng
from the upper portion "i the right side
OF lhu forehead down uNur tho RIGHT
eve, across tho nose, laying II
open, aud extending Ia the chin.
Although the cyc-lils were split open
hy the razor, tho eye proper cs'arcd IN.
u,ry, The wounds wrru dressed an,i
the man taken Ia his h0nGn III Alley ~.
Easi Wheeling
Immediately after thr cutting Me
Gully os,apal, but VAS arrested about
| II o'clock hy Officer iukcns on the oasl
sldc al tho Second ward mnrku house,
near Alloy :. after having been iirWt NJ
by the officer M'Cully. Who IN
s!,tl 10 br n very bad ncgro aud VII"
! knu,kpd cut ono al his brothers cNrs,
about two years ~" AZ Bridgeport, with
"A lump II Cual, Was taken iu The lookup,
| where il was found that lac had nv"
tanned Il very painful wound on the
back ol his lott hand, The cut extending
ulmut two inches ~ lrugth. lr Ward
wax called aud tho wound dressed
lpon being informed that Willis Me,
| Gully u brother at the man via" did ih'
! cutting, was supposed Ia hnNe had u
| hand "a the altar, plhrur Johnston ~
rrsld him uu Morrow street, near Joe 4
! home i,uth men will hnN" \ hWrlnp
| al puliru court tins muruing.