Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-27
BELLAIRE BUDGET.
LATEST REPORTS FROM the GLASS
CITY.
Police and Municipal Affain-Pesonal
Gossip-PoIitieal Chitchat-Res-
olutions of Respect.

The colored man who has been con.
fined in the lookup in this city for sew
eral days, because Of having left Frosts-
burg, Md, with some money belonging
to another man, is still locked up,
with no complaint against him. The
Frostburg party telegraphed our City
Marshall yesterday to hold him, and
they would soon to arrange to make the
complaint. The Marshal answered that
it would have to be done right soon or
the prisoner would be turned loose.
Tie new Superintendent OF our public
schools was in the city yesterday. He
will make arrangements to bring his
family as soon as he can conveniently.
The difficulty between the Mayor and
the Council is all the talk in town, and
there are many opinions pro and con as
to the rights OF His Honor and those OF
our City Paps.
The Bellaire majors will visit Wheel.
ing this afternoon to play the return
game OF base ball with nine OF LaBel.e
majors. The game is to be played at
Hornbrook's Park. Manager Harlem
stein has fixed our boys up in pretty
good shape az follows: Simmons c.,
Beck p. Wilson S. s., Dave Stewart l
b., Hartenstein > b., Milt Stewart 5 b.,
Wier |. f., Shillito c. t., Mills r. {. Lewis
Marshall and George Squiggins substi-
tutes. This new arrangement makes
the Bcllaire nine much stronger than
before.
The campmeeting at Burr's Mills
closed Wednesday night, and most OF
our people who have been living in the
tented grove for some weeks past re-
turned 10 their homes yesterday.
jim Kelly and John Sanders returned
from Grand Island, Neb, yesterday,
where they srent several days with DIR.
Sanders, form, rly OF this city.
Amburg, son of Vim. Armstrong, of
Armstrong; Mills, was married TO a
Miss Mcdonald, at Powhattan, yester-
day.
w. G. Watson, Esq, az one time to-
bacco inspector, is soon to be married III
he isn't already to Miss Ida Davenport,
an estimable Evansville lady.
Hon. A. W. Jones, from Ioungs-
town, passed through this city, yester-
day, on his way TO Martins Ferry,
where he delivered TRADE OF abuse
last night. Mr.. Jones will speak in
Belaire Saturday night, and at Bridge
port tonight. The gentleman, although
in the hands of the Republican Com
mittee, is not, evidently, very sanguine
Of success even in this State. He be-
leves Ohio is Republican State
when there are no delectlons
in the ranks, but as it is now with
Sherman feeling that he was sold out,
the Secletary's friends are not enthusl.
astic for the man who bid for the NOM
ination while presenting the name OF
"his friend Mr.. Jones comes from
the manufacturing district OF the Ma
honing valley, and one OF the points he
tries to make is for high protective
tariff, and yet that gentleman does not
undertake TO deny that lis candidate Is
crooked on that question. Mr.. j. is labor.
ing under difficulties all around. Icster-
dav they mad to hunt for an hour two
TO lind some one to take him up to Mar
tins Ferry. Finally the statesman, sec
ond only To Private Dalzell in point of
letter writing, j. Il. Smith, was prevail
ed upon to brace the speaker up.
There are whispers OF scandal in
tOWH, lflClu'lllH CIucl, iNoitiN'o tiNos-
ment, desertiOn, etc.
The Democratic club meets at Illch's
Hall tonight, and it is to be hoped that
there will be full attendance. The
time has come for thorough and COM
plete organization. Let there be a rous-
ing meeting tonight.
The Democratic stand erected on the
Public Square is the neatest and most
convenient one that ever adorned our
Park"
The Belmont Turnverein Society, OF
this city, passed the following resolu-
tons Of respect Wednesday night:
WHEREAS, In view OF the loss We have
sustained by the decease OF our friend
and brother, Jacob burst, and OF the
still heavier loss sustained by those who
were nearest and dearest to him, there.
fore he 1t
Resoh,d, That it is but just tribute to
the memory OF the departed to say that
in regrettng his removal from our
midst we mourn ior one who was, IN
every way, worthy OF our respect and
regard, and therefore wear the badge OF
mourning for thirty days.
htSUtfU, 1udl VIC
with the family of the deceased in the
dispensation with which it has pleased
Divine Providence to atilct them, and
commend them for consolation to Him
who orders all things for the best, and
whose chastisements are meant in
mercy.
Resolred, That this heartfelt testimo.
NAL OF our sympathy and sorrow be for.
warded to the widow OF our departed
brother by the secretary OF this Society.
$ } $::s $s s S;$:sDD'
BELLAIRE, o., Aug. 23, 1880.
1t is reported that Col. Poorman is to
receive shortly pleasant and profitable
government appointment for his servl'
ces to the Republican party Cd"fbr'dg'
Jeftrsonian.
How often, oh, how often, have
pheasant and profitable government
appointments" gone glimmering with
the Colonel. He's been trifled with a