Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
BELLAIRE.
Council DOing-Tribune Truck
General Affairs Of Yester-

General Affairs Of fester-
day.
At the adjourned meeting OF City
Council on Wednesday night, 1t was
decided to make another proposition to
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
PAW, namely: that the company should
erect a bridge with roadway 40 feet
wide, sidewalks on each side S feet wide
and $50 in length, over their track on
Belmont street, according to specifica-
lions furnished by J. B. Darrah. Alter
this bridge has been erected the city Is
10 take charge oil it and tine one on Union
street. They decided to fit up the second
story OF the tobacco warehouse as an
armory for Company ID. The resigna-
ton OF Robert Brown, night watchman
in the Fourth ward, was laid on the
table and a committee appointed to in
vestgate the causes given by Mr.. Brown
for his resignation.
Mis-, Ella Lovejoy, who died OF pneu-
monia at Quincy, on "Wednesday, was
buried at Rock Hill cemetery yesterday.
Very solemn snd impressive services
were held at the Catholic church yester'
day, for the repose OF the soul OF Bishop
Rosecrans. Quite number OF foreign
clerevmen were present and took part
in the ceremonies.
Alex. Darrah was in town Yesterday.
He seems to he more at tase since Octo'
Der 18th.
The Republican marching clubs CT
this place intended to go to Benwood
last night to join in a jimboree. but the
rain prevented. They go to Wheeling
tomorrow night.
The editor OF the Tribune states that
the REG srER, Drmorru'. Gd:ehe and
Spirit Of Democracy have changed
the vote Of Indiana and caused
Ohio to give 5000 increased
Republican majority. Now. We AL
know that the editor OF the Tribune Is
knowing and very bold man, whereas
the editors OF the above named Demo
| cratic papers are knowing but modest.
W. never knew that their influence was
SO widely spread throughout the land,
INT. of course, in the future will rise the
"knowing, bold mans statement as an
advertisement OF our vast circulation.
Am sorry 10 say in return that We hard.
/ IL think the Tribune's influence Is FELT
far beyond the door OF the office.
Ell. 'Feeley came in from s.. Glars,
willie yesterday. Ed. is fine fellow, and
has many friends about here.
Mr.O. 4. Miller, whose father lives at
Belmont, passed the city Yesterday with
his vJung and handsome bride, Miss
Morris, a daughter of Thomas Morris
OF Woodstield. They were going TO Co
lumbus, where they will reside for the
present. =,
Fires were started in the Riverside
Furnace, OF BenwoOd, yesterday. The
new stack, 100 feet in height, is. great
addition 10 the appearance OF the FUR
mace.
Mr.. Mallory, one oi Wnodti-ll'S en-.
terprising attorneys, was III town yes
terday.
Miss Ami, kirkpatrick has zen Sc
lected hv the Board of Education 10
teach an additional school which they
have been compelled to form on account
OF the crowded condition oil many OF the
rooms.
The fare from Bellaire TO Marietta by
river has been reduced to sl.OO. This is
VERY cheap boarding
W. +. Williams, OF Bridgeport, was in
the city yesterday.
Quite number Of our citizens "took
their children" up to see Forepaugh's
show YESTERDAY afternoon.
/ The Ohio District Lexington Confer
ence Of the VI. T. Church will convene
at the Second NJ. +. Church, in this
city, on the eth inst, end continue I'll
the 3l,'. The Presiding Elder, DIR. Tay'
I lDr, will be present,
All the Democratic clubs OF tins city
are 10 attend the grand demonstration
/ in Benwood tonight. Governor cleo,
/ Jacob Jackson, Joseph Blackburn, OF
/ Kentucky. and Col. Ben Wilson will bs
! there 10 preach Democratic G0spe! tc
/ thirsty souls.
! Thomas NJ. Lynn, oi GAINESVILLE, wa;
in town Thursday, stopping al the Globe
/ House.
We hear that Dan Theobald intend:
, 70 open an insurance office and run
restaurant here. Dan will make a sue
cess of il ii any one can.
Mary ShlverS had h-becca Roach ar
rested Yesterday for calling her had
names. The case will come Hp before
/ the Mayor on Saturday afternoon. Some
OF our ladies here in town don't seem tC
be on the very best terms with each
other.
The following are the names OF the
Grand Jurors Tor the next term OF the
/ Court OF Common Pleas, which com
mences November 9th: Allen Bond
Union township; f. i. Evans, Smith
John Compiler, Flushing A. F. Taylor
David Hill, Kirkwood; John W. Myers
Jas. johnson, John A. Gallagher, +. B
Winans, Pul.ney; John Bradfeld, War
rem; Joseph Waterman, II. W. Smith
Pease; W. ;. Phillips, Somerset; Johr
:. Close, Richland; William b. Kirk
Union.
NJ. Elkin was granted the right tC
slaughter cattle and carry on the butch
! .x;,,, busipass ly tho (ity COuncil