Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-18
HUTsHELL NOTES.

evening.
Z. p. SUNDAY School excursion and
picnic tomorrow.
The city treasury il depleted and a
loan of 500, 900 will probably be nego-
tiated.
OSE deed of trust was admitted to
record in the Office Of the County Clerk,
yesterday.
He neglected his duties, he cared not TO work,
AT Blumenberg's long he would linger;
He 'pent all his money and gave MS ,uoc 'o'e
To the pretty young Iyrolese singer
FRANK WALTERS means to celebrate
his getting well by giving a blowout
next Thursday evening.
The colored Garfield clubs held their
regular meeting last night and had a
very pleasant and social time.
TIE new hose was distributed yester.-
day, The Atlantic receives 800 ieet and
the Vigilant and United companies 0oo
feet each.
THERE will be a splendid shooting
mn At, h OH the long range to-day. Zen
t,m-n from Pittsburgh and Washing
ton are expected TO be present.
TEN glass cutters at Hobbs, Brockun-
Ter & Co.'S, or at least part OF them, are
said to be on a strike for higher wages.
They struck Monday afternoon.
The raising OF that Greeuback pole
in North Wheeling has again been post
poned. This time until tonight, when
there will also be some speaking.
The Eighth ward Democrats met last
night at Tapes Hall and talked over
the encouraging prospects. PrePara'
tons are being made to form a monster
club in this ward.
The Fifth ward Democratic club met
at their headquarters in Schwartz 5
Hall last evening and held rousing
meeting. This club is doing we'll and
members are being added daily.
TIE A. NJ. f. Sabbath School will
p,caic at Barton's Grove on the e., L.
V. K W. X. X. tomorrow. The train
will leave Bridgeport at a. NJ. and our
| colored friends propose to enjoy them
selves, il such thing ispossibe.
ABOUT twelve o'clock last night a
couple OF shots fired somewhere near
Fishers Foundry brought the police
and reporters out in good style, but no
gore could be found, SO it is supposed
! there was no damage.
A VERY pleasant social and dance IS
! engaging the attention of our young
fDlks at present. Miss Carrie Bones
eltertains her young friends at her
home on the Island Friday evening,
and a social time is assured.
A DENSE smoke was noticed rising up
from the hill up Whisky Run and back
of West Wheeling yesterday Tor aOou'
| two hours. What the cause was Is un-
/ known, but presumably heavy under
brush was being destroyed by fire.
WITHIN the past two or three days
there have been some police changes
! Asmus has been transferred from the
Eighth TO the Third ward; Dehbaugh
| from the Third to the Fourth ward
| Gillespie from the Fourth To the Filth,
and Sullivan from the Fifth to the
Eighth.
4 LARGE crowd was in attendance al
Blumenberg's, last evening, to hear the
| Tvrolese warblers. They certainly can
| sing, and ii several OF the boys are gone
on the Youngest OF the femlnines, why
we don't blame them. There was fine
opportunity, there, for some funny
| things 10 sec"
LAST evening about nine o'clock word
was received in this city that a Mrs
Williams, living at Glenn's Run, about
| four miles up the river. had been badly
! hooked by COW. DR.. Wilson started
ont at a late hour. The woman was
very badly hooked by an infuriated
COW, in her side and some rather severe
injuries were given.
A LITTLE difficulty occurred at the
LaBele mill, yesterday afternoon about
two o'clock, which resulted in Ben
Frasher having his arm slightly cut
He had, 30 the story goes, tossed nan
over TO Dave Shaier to attract his atten
ton, and Shaier retaliated by throwing
piece OF iron, with the result stated.
WHILE on their trip last Monday the
members OF the Committee on Streets
| Allevs and Grades, decided to recon-
mend 10 Council the condemning OF the
| limestone now being placed on the
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| Ankle. The Street Commissioner says
that it should not be allowed to &c
| down.
The CITY Sergeant yesterday received
word from the Omaha authorities, that
the Italian captured by Officer McCully
was not the right man, as they had
found out by the photograph sent. The
! prisoner was accordingly released last
night about 10 o'clock. What ideas the
maccaroni eater has towards this place
the reporter did not learn.
The Sixth ward Hancock and English
| club will meet tonight at Lawrence
Walters hall, corner Of Twenty.sixth
/ and Chapline streets. to transact import
| ant business in connection with the or
| ysnization. All the members are re-
| duested to be present, and others are
| invited to call and become members.
| This nall has been rented for the head
quarters of this club during the ensuing
campaign.
TuE case OF Geo. Scha1e, accused 10y
James, Smith OF cutting up tricks, rails.
ing Q rumpus, entering his house and
various other little things, came up las I
night before Squire Philips. The case
did not prove embarrassing as expected,
and although William Coke Curtiss,
Esu did his best to defend Schade, he
was fined five dollars and costs, and re-
uuired to give bond OF 500 to keep
the peace for one year.
THtRE was considerable excitement
on Seventeenth street Monday night
about 1880 o'clock. Cries OF "Mur.
DER. and police" were heard, and
people living near Jacob saw some men
engaged in a scutlle near the church,
situated on the corner. 1t is said that a
man named Hicks, employed on the
steamer Welcome, had his watch taken
from him. By the time the police
arrived everything was quiet and Sc
rene.
YESTERDAY morning the grocery and
bakery on the corner OF Eighteenth and
Eotf streets was not opened, and later
on it was found that its proprietor, j.
L. Harper, had flown. Logan, List 4
Co. having some bills that they wanted
money on, Immediately got out an at
tachment, and yesterday afternoon
Squire Phillips and Constable Bond sold
the goods at auction. Harper came tn
the city about year and a half ago from
New York State. 1t is said that he owes
several parties.