Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-24
NUTSHELL NOTES
Pay day at the Central Glass Works.

out againH
No case of sunstroke reported yester-
day. Not one. A.,
SpEcr,L meeting OF the Second Branch
OF Council tonight.
One deed OF trust was recorded oy the
County Clerk yesterday.
BILLIARDS and pool have received a
boom by the cool weather.
The annual meeting of the Quakers
az Mt. Pleasant commences IN Il Gay vi
two.
TIE health of the city is remarkably
good. Doctors and druggists are un-
Ir Is fair 10 presume the crop OF socle-
" matters will be unusually good thlS
season.
DEuMY's orchestra played for a pr,
waite dance at the Elm Grove town nan
last night.
KRAKKR and his full string and brass
barIs have gone to GAINESVILLE to play
for the fair. .
WARREx's band give their first select
boII ~ Koch's Hall in South Wheeling
this evening.
YESTERDAY was a day in every way
bsenriIrl. The mild September ar
was byacing and inyigor&:lng.
The excursion to Marietta and Par
ks,sburg next Saturday has been post
named on account OF the low water.
Is going to the fire at Caldwells Run:
Yesterday morning, the tire OF one vi
the wheels OF the Vigilant reel broke.
C.Rps are ont for the wedding, on
Tuesday next, of John D. Mckee, Esq,
and Miss Ella, daughter OF John Holii-
day, Esq,
THE c., 7. V. & w. K. r. Co. are
fencing their track in several places
along the Wheeling Creek with a sub
s.aatial fine wire fence.
The Census office has reached the
Enumerators of the census district
across the river, and they will be paid
during the coming week.
tbs Pittsburgh coal miners are in
trouble and a large meeting was held
Yesterday in Phoenix hall. The opera
tors apprehend a general strike.
BUSINESS men should be careful to see
that all trap doors and sky lights on
their buildings are carefully secured at
night. IL may save them a robbery.
YESTERDAY morning 4 man named
Bach made a grand drunken demonstra'
ton around the Children's Home. Lieut..
McCully made him 20 to the Central
Station.
A LITTLE moke named Lew Buchanan
was detected, Yesterday, Stealing hats
from commercial men st the New Me-
Lure House. He was released at.er a
warming had been given him.
"PuyK" JENNINGS had q fine large
bump raised on his Uranium Yesterday
bv being thrown from q horse with con
siderable force while he vas exercising
the animal on the Fair Grounds.
TAYLOR SrgAuDER will be tried on the
eth instant, before the United States
Court at ParkersburE, on q writ Of
habeaS corpus. Captain Dovcrner, his
counsel, expects to get his discharge.
IT was reported last night that a small
boy, living in the vicinity OF ~torty'hith
street accidentally shot himself Win e
playing with a pistol. 1t came at an
hour that rendered veriicOtlon impos-
sible.
4 GROUP OF the Society Of Friends,
with their queer high hats and poke bon
nets, passed through the city, yesier-
Gav. en- route 10 Mt. Pleasant, OA.O.
They Gre ateI SOM. lIttiedlyeysion on the
streets.
BtLR's grocery team took q stubborn
attack Yesterday G~i'erC0"u. and a :rOted
down Main street at Il lively space. At
the corner of Sixteeuth il cOi!ued with
a milk cart ana wGS brought 10 q sop.
No particular damage.
SQUIRE PHILIPs issued a search war.
rant Yesterday, on complaint ot Mamie
Johnson, who was of the opinion that
Mary Rudolph had gone through her
trunk. The constable made q search,
but nothing was found.
TAYLOR's oyster team ran away on
Jacob street, below Thirty-sixth, yes
terday afternoon, and tore things up
generally. Bob Ankles sign was torn
down and the doors OF the Eighth ward
hose house scratched a little.
MR. HENRY G. SUALLCgoss has con-
tracled with a Pittsburgh firm for four
teen express and delivery wagon The
vehicles are very light, yet very strong.
The body is painted green and the run
ming gear a light yellow, while the let
tiers ~. s. Mail" are found on each side.
JOHN LOFTUs, a young lad, met with a
slight accident yesterday while paving
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cents High School. He was sitting on
a board fence when he fell AM cut his
FINGER in Il severe manner on an OLD
stick.
A STREET cal, yesterday afternoon, at
tempted to pass Il baggage wagon stand
jng in front of the McI.Tre House,
when there was not sufficient room.
The shafts scraped the paint on the car
ard the horse poked his head through a
window, to the CONSERVATION OF several
tair passengers.
\ BOY named Cline was struck in the
eve with a piece of limestone, thrown
by another boy yesterday afternoon,
and the prospects are that the eyesight
will be entirely lost. The boys OF the
Eighth ward are given to this practice,
which is a dangerous n and one that
should attract the attention OF the po-
lice.
TIE coal mine drivers are still hold
ing out on their strike, but the mills
have procured coal and are running on
single turn. The driver who informed
the reporter that the miners were with
tho drivers was wrong. The miners are
governed by the Association, aud they
are still steadily working away and pro-
pose to keep on doing so.
WORD was received in this city yes
;criav that Listz's Touring mill, situa-
ted about nine miles mp Wheeling
creek, had been generally stirred up by
having its boilers blow up, Tuesday
afternoon. Things were distributed
around pretty badly, and every one
ieariully alarmed, but strange to say no
one was lear enough at the time to be
hurt.
HENRY llEYNAN is the name OF a col
orcd man who lives at the head OF Eley-
enth street. He gets drunk at times
i'm fact on Wednesday night he was very
foil. he was bad, and broke up furniture,
whipped his children and beat his wife.
When Officer Shorts came up the scene
looked as il a tornado had whirled
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