Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-18


nalistic Amenities-Strike Adjusted
Stolen Horse Recovered = Jollitca-
ton, Etc.
Mr.. X. X. Hill, of the Globe Mills,
went otfthis week and took unto himself
4 wife. We haven't particulars, but no
one is more deserving ofhappiness than
Mr.. Hill. Everybody who knows him
will offer sincere congratulations.
The residence of Col. Thos. II. Morris
was a scene OF great festivity last night,
occasioned by reception in honor of
II. o. Norris and his newly welded
bride. Mr.. Norris is well known here,
having made host OF friends while he
was ticket agent in the B. 4 o. office.
He is now a resident of Newark, Ohio.
A very large number OF people were
present, and all unite in saying that the
evening was one of exceptional pleas
ure.
Pat. Scahill, of the rolling mill, while
carrying 100 pounds OF iron, fell, yester-
day, and sustained injuries that will lay
him up for a couple OF DAYS,
Considerable interest was manifested
here in the Hanlan.COurtney race.
Johnny McDermott bulletined the tele-
grams regarding the race.
The Tribune should maintain its claims
OF veracity by telling the truth at least
in minor matters. There were Demo
NJ ha
polls. In establishment of this fact We
refer the Tribune to the official vote as
published in the REGISTER or 10 the poll
books in the Clerks office. Imported
liar" is good, but judging from the ma
tive talent in that direction manifest IN
our contemporary, We step down and
ont and accord Ia il a brilliant victory.
We always succumb TO sledge-hammer
facts.
John Shaler, cutter in the Window
Glass Works, had his hand badly lacer-
ated Yesterday, and will be compelled TO
lay up week or so in consequence.
DR.. Met lure dressed the njured member.
What promised TO be big suit at law
has flashed in the pan and been sensibly
compromised. We refer to the suit Oi
Mrs. Isabella King, who sued Anton
Gilman, a saloon keeper, for 5000, she
alleging that he unlawiully sold her hus-
band George King, whisky. The mat
ter was compromised to-day through the
exchange OF hundred dollars.
Charley Goodrich, editor of the Mon
roe GG:,itc, is in town, aud will stay with
us a day or two.
We are informed that the differences
between employers and employees OF
our coal works have been satisfactorily
adjusted, the employers having acceded
to the demand Of an advance, as re-
ported in the REGISTER several DAYS ago.
The low water has almost suspended
mining here, but as soon as ld belle Ohio
gets on boom, all will 60 to work at
the fifty cents advance.
The water is 80 low that skiiTs, flats
and scows are utilized TO transport our
river freights. Oh! for few angel
tears or anything to raise the river.
Next Wednesday night the Turner's
will dedicate their new hall. 1t is one
OF the most tasty halls in the city, and
our German friends should feel proud OF
it. The Turner's number about fifty
members, and are made up OF many Of
our most solid and substantial citizens
We shall give more full description Of
their beautiful hall after the dedication.
The st. Clairsville Gd;sne should
be more general in according praise
to the Democratic workers in Bel
laire. We could name twenty
Democrats here who are entitled 10 the
greenest laurels for the noble and sacri-
ticing devotion they gave to this can
vass. To them is due the victory We to-
day are proud Of. We have many
workers and We are proud OF them.
Mr.. Naylor is one Of the most lovely
stocks of vases we ever saw. We are
glad to note the extension OF his trade. |
Mr.. Andrew Schick has enlarged his !
store and is making big display in
cooking stoves.
One Of the accidents attending the |
detection Uf evil dOers transpired yes
terday. \ man, whose name we could |
not learn, stole horse at Eagleston,
Washington, Pa, last Monday, from |
Mr.. Blaney. Search was made for u
clue To the thief or the line OF march |
he had taken, hut without anv tidings |
oihOrse or thief. Yesterday Mr. Blaney
was in Bellaire and spoke tO Lieutenant |
Little about the matter. Little at once !
referred him 10 Will Cochran, who is |
supposed to know all that's worth |
knowing about horses. 4 description OF |
the horse was given Cochran, and lac at |
once recognized in the description n |
horse that had passed through here on
Tuesday, the man who rode the horse |
having stopped Mr. {. and asked him |
the road Ia GAINESVILLE. Blancy and |
Cochran mt once lit out for Blrnesville, |
and the first thing they ran across after |
arriving there was the stolen horse in |
the sales stables OF Joseph Renner. In.
quiry elected the fact that Renner had |
purchased the horse Tuesday for $50, |
but the thief had flown. The horse is a
valuable one, worth 500. 4 reward Oi |
800 Was offered for the recovery oi the |
horse, and We hope Cochran and Little |
will come in for their equitable share Of |
that amount.
The Republicans will have big boom
tonight on the square. Residences will |
be- illuminated, rockets will shoot, and |
patriots will boil over. 60 in, gentle |
men, YOU have cause for rejoicing, and |
We hope YOU may cnthuse AS We would |
have done had the votes panned out
differently.
All Of our industries are boiling over
with work. The Baron Mandatory is
turning out one hundred aud ten doz.
ems OF lanterns per day, and every ma
chine and bench is running 10 it, utmost
capacity day and night.
Last night q coupling came loose on a
train at Schck's switch, which deiangcd
the time OF the trains in our yard and
threw them all an hour behind.
Mrs UNnff OF Gumhrihre h visiting