Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-20
NUTSHELL NOTES.

Salt River.
One deed OF trust was recorded by
County Clerk Hook, yesterday.
The Democratic majority IN West
Virginia continues 10 creep up.
To.MoaRCw being circus dav, large
crowd Of strangers can be looked Tor.
The Eighth ward hose house Is to
have bell. A needed Improvement.
Tux Redmen are preparing to give
ball at S,eubenraugh's Hall on Friday
evening.
The Beethoven Singing Society give
one OF their pleasant dances Monday
evening.
Ir will be time to say, "merry Christ
mas when the returning board COM
pletes its labors.
TnS water pipe connected with Bell >
foundry engine broke yesterday, anu
caused suspension OF work Tor some
time.
The Greenbaek club OF the North
End Civ, 5 a select dance at Tallman
Hall, on next Friday evening. Cock
awe plays.
TmE cUopers OF Hubbards cooper
shops are idle, Tor the want OF hoops.
The river being too low at present Tor
them to be shipped from below.
The Maennerchor Singing Society will
celebrate their twenty-fiith anniyer-
sary with a grand ball and supper to-
morrow night at Germania Hall.
A BOOK printed in Baltimore in the
wear 1876 by John West Butler, On the
rudiments OF the English grammar, is
in possession OF T. T. Cockayne. IL is
seventy-four years old.
IMPORTANT changes are being made
i'm the telegraph office o. the American
Union line at the 4. IL o. depot. The
Office is to be removed down stairs INTO
the larger and better rooms.
MONDAY morning as the early train
was leaving this city on the Hempheid
il struck and killed horse belonging to
Vim. WIckham, and came near Citching
on bridge No. s, near Triadelphla.
TIE loan ordinance still knocks
around the Council Chambers, and the
probabilities are that il won't be reach, d
before the first of January, and by that
time there will be lots OF money Tor the
city.
JosEru Donovan, miner employed
i'm Kimberly's coal bank, narrowly IS
capped being killed yesterday afternoon,
by a fall of soap stone. AS /; Was
he was slightly injured, but not seri'
ously.
The vote for school commissioners in
Richie Was very ilatt-ring one to DIR.
Pipes, who is again returned to that I'M
portant body. Ii was: Pipes Oh,
Schockey 46S, Picket I01, and StoEer
3Sj.
LOUIS hing, a colorel individual, was
arrested last night by Officer Asmus at
the st. James Hotel. The co!ored
friend and brother had been assaultnG
Maggie O'Hara, OF the laundry depart
ment.
A GREAT many ladies' are now wear
ing turban hats TO the Opera House. A
good idea this il, for short people be
hind them can occasionally get view
of the stage. GainesborOugh hats at the
theatre are nuisances untold.
TIE tail end OF that western storm
caught us Yesterday, and during tine al
ternoon the snow fell as thick as illegal
Republican votes in Cincinnati. They
amounted TO about as much as those
votes will ON the End of November next.
MR. DoSNEBURG. butcher doing
business in the Eighth ward, received
word yesterday that his father-in. law
had been badly gored by an OK and was
not expected to live, and that his
brother-in-law, Henry Gender, had
also been severely injured. Trouble
enough in one family.
JAMES GRAY, who has for years been
the nightwatchman at Sweeney's works,
died Yesterday morning ut the Hospital.
Mr.. GRAY was man well known TO
nearly all the inhabitants Of the North
End. lie Was about II years of age at
the time OF his death. He was also a
member OF Wheeling Lodge OF Odd Eel
lows.
THERE was quite a mistake made
Yesterday morning when it was stated
that a man named Louis Ulrich had
been run over and killed by the ears at
Benwood, The mans name was Louis
Hoeler, and although hc was badly in.
/ iured ne was not killed. He was re
moved To the house OF his brother-in-
| law, Mr.. Eichenbrod. of the Eighth
" ard, where he now lies.
w. III. REYNOLDS, E,q., OF Steuben-
vile, and president OF the J2nd o. Y. L.,
has issued call asking the members OF
| the regiment To meet in Steubenvilie on
the 2ith OF November. ID was the origi-
nal intention to have the society or reg.
| iment have their reunion at New Phla-
,lelphia on the 2lst ri October. but on
account OF the political excitement il
was postponed ior year, but on further
consideration it was decided to have a
reunion in Steubenville on the 24th
proximo. The call is signed by several
prominent men.
LAST evening at the residence OF Rev.
s. b. Barnitz, on Sixteenth street, there
was very pleasant and happy ceremony
performed, it being the marriage OF Mr..
Wm. A. Heimberger To Miss Jennie
thinner, both of this vicinity. The
wedding took place ut hall past eight in
the presence of a few friends, and was
enioyed by all. The groom is a well
known enterprising young man, and
the lady is also we'll known and liked
among her circle OF friends. The happy
pair received many handsome and beau
tllul presents.
Youthful Desperate.
About 6 O'Clock, last evening, MIR. Hall
Sail. r observed "A younr I'M. N stealing