Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
BELLAIRE.
The Usual Interesting Budget
from the Glass City.

W. J. Jordan sold his house in Horns
addition for 81 ,0l5 cash to Mr.. Ernst on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Norris, of Newark, o., is here on
visit to Mrs. Col. Morris.
Hills ran lis ahead OF his ticket in
st. Clairsvile on account OF the county
seat question. whereas in Bellaire, coun.
ty seat was laid on the shelf and pure
Democracy talked and worked for. The
Democrats should not let the Repub.
lican trickstcrs of st. Clairsvile pull
the wool over their eyes so easily.
Several fights were INDUCED in on
election night. No lives We're lost, how.
ever.
Charles II. Goodrich, Editor OF the
Gazette, was here early WED
npsdav noon to bring the good news
from old Monroe county.
Miss Heskct is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Gallaher, in the city.
The Republicans have been very pre-
vious in their noisy demonstrations on
election night
They had a parcel OF boys going all
over town Weakening honest people from
their peaceful slumbers by beating
drums. They had nothing to be joyful
over, and at any rate that was q poor
way of showing their good spirits.
Vim. Shannon brought the news from
st. Cairsville yesterday morning,
DIR. Stewart. OF Woodfeld. was in
the city Yesterday. lie came in to hear
from Indiana.
David Okey, OF Woodiield, and St.
Clair Kelley, Of st. Clairsville, were in
, the city yesterday.
Glow has Indiana gomez is the pre-.
vailing question here.
Considerable excitement existed in
town all day Yesterday, but no positive
returns OF importance were received.
| NJ. NJ. Scott, OF Powhattan, was in
! the city yesterday.
+ The Science was stuck on the bar
above town nearly all day yesterday.
Hon. Isaac Eaton, OF Kansas, form .rly
well known in Belmont county, was
around yesterday reviving CID acquaint-
arCeShip.
Esquire Crafty, il you please.
a. t. Battclle is spending few days
at his home in this city. He has been
past in Mckeesport, Pa.
We were mislniormed yesterday when
We stated that Fred. Muhleman, who
has charge OF the whariboat, was not al
lowed to cast his ballot. Mr.. Muhl,
man voted without any objections being
made.
There ere numerous Republican
torches sitting IN corners about town
which those who left should look up
B,Eairc Correspondence Mteliigencer.
The above sounds very much as
though some OF the Faithful had been
under the influence OF corn juice and
{ left their torches where they lay down.
II. l.. Smms, of East Liverpool, was
in the city among his friends Yesterday.
James Neff, living a short distance
out of town, was considerably hurt yes
terday morning by his OK team running
away. He was hitching them to sled
when they started. lie was thrown be-
meath the sled receiving scalp wound
of about five inches in length.
AC Darrah, Clerk Of Court, and W..
Y. COiiland, Auditor, are reelected on
the Democratic ticket by good maj ori.
ties.
Quite number pf our Republican
friends imbibed too much OF the "free
water" yesterday, and created consider
able disturbance on the streets.
No Council meeting this week on ac.
count OF the election.
Election returns were laid aside yes
terday in order that the boys might at.
tend case before the Mayor, in which
young man of this place was charged
with prostitution.
Col Poorman's one hundred and forty
majority in this county; where, on
where. is it? Democrats should be well
pleased with the result, as We have MOI.
yet lost any ground and there is no tel.
ling how much We may gain.
The Republicans had an insignificant
torchlight procession here last night. in
which about three hundred men partic-
ipated, one hundred OF whom were from
Benwood. The enthusiasm was very
scarce.