Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29
BEiLAIRE.
Yesterdays News and Coming
Political Events.

T. sheriff Hills is in town. .
The Democratic clubs OF the First and
Second wards. after going through tie
usual routine of business on Monday
evening adjourned To le"t At I'.chs.
Opera House on Wednesday evening.
Miss Mamie Bags. OF Bridgeport, is
visiting Miss Nora Baker, ON Noble
street.
An Democrats living along the line OF
march are requested 10 illuminate their
residences aud business houses on
Friday evening.
The Democratic State Executive Com
mjttee have appointed the following
additional meetings ior Be.,aire: We'd
ncsdav evening, October Sin, Hon. II. J.
SpaunhOrst, Ci -. louis, AMI Hon.
Richard Naux, OF Pennsylvania.
Friday evening, O,'o5er S'h, Hon.
Warren z. Noble. Of IttHI, Ohio.
Saturday evening, October on, Hon.
Gibson Anterior and j. j. Hall.
Monday evening, October liza, Hon.
John Il. Fellows, Of New YORK.
Remember 4 meeting OF all The Dem
cratic clubs ~ the city is 20 be held to-
nishta nj Zilch's Opera House. Import
ant business is tn be transacted. Let
every member be on hand at 100
O'Clock sharp.
A lair number Of the faithful from
this place attended the Blaine meeting
meeting in Wheeling Yesterday alter
noon. The poor fellows We're nervous,
they scent defeat in the air, and 1t I'M
possible To keep them at home. 1nry
are in search OF comfort, but axe unable
to tiud It.. Sal case.
The Pres Ellison WAS stuck quite
awhile Yesterday morning on tn" bar
above here. She was pulled of by the
combined efforts OF the Science and
"W'ram g." The Ellison has entered
tie MatamOraS trade. u
Rev. T. III. Jackson, OF Cleveland, viii
preach in the colOrsd Methodist CuurcH
10 night.
julius Armstrong has returned from q
trim in the northwest IN n interests %
the Union Window Glass Works.
Col. Robert Gibson and Gen. y. J..
Pearson, oi Pittsburgh, arrived IN our
city at one o'clock yesterday. These
distinguished gentlemen were on thcll
way To WoOdstield, where they VIII
speak today. Old Monroe county IL
abla to 10 her duty and these gentlemen
will be greeted with 4 regular ovation.
Your reporter hal I short CouVcEs1
ton with Col. Gibson, IN which me stat
e,l tina. he thought Pennsylvania WIS
very likely 10 be claSsed with Democratic
States this fall, especially q II Ohio dd
her duty i'm October ami thus give en-
cnurlynment 10 the citizens IN ner sister
State. Col. Gibson II an cIoqNen'
spraS,-. lie has been in politics for =
wears ard is capable Of judging o, the
prospect this fall. The main object o.
these gentlemen in going into Monroe
| county il 10 work for General Warner s
reelection to Congress. Warmers dis.
trirt y,ye a majority OF ] 500 Tor the he
pu5ii,,rs 81 the last election, yet 1. Is
generally believed that n" VIII over
come thus and be returned to Congress
by 4 snug majority.
The gentlemen departed Tor WOODS
fed on the $3.50 train, but before IeaV.
iuy promised to be present at the crane
mss meeting 10 be held here on Octo
Der Is. The National Executive Com
mi,tee have requested them both TO re-
main in Ohio until after the election an.
they will undoubtedly accomplish muci
good bv doing o qua,
Thc Board Of Equalization will tinIsl
il, work in this city to-day. -. e..
otto Haudidn, Ol BIrneSylI.e, was III
the city yesterday.
Frank Mckinney, Chairman STATE
Executive Committee. Is % hH here an,
take part in the meeting OF Friday; 49,,
The lag presentation on GraIel III
Aid rot take place on Monday evening
but ca,ue off last night before the meet
ETrs. I. Grove and daughter were a
the Globe House yesterday.