Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
SIDEWALK SCRAPS.
one marriage license was issued by
Clerk Hook yesterday.


record Yesterday in the County Clerks
office.
TnE Irish Relief Executive Commit
tee will meet at the city building at 1880
O'Clock this evening.
LAsr nights rain will scarcely I'M
prove the condition IT the streets, which
we're bad enough before.
THE United Order OF American Me-
chanics will hold u social AT Westwood's
Hall Hall on the 2lst inst.
ABour thirty families in the First
ward have either case OF the measles
or typhoid fever IN the house.
A CHILD Of Mr.. Charles Mckowen
died with the measles yesterday. The
funeral will take place this afternoon.
LAST nights fire may have been IN.
cendiary, but It Was pretty near icel
time. as some one shrcwdly remarked.
MEETING Of the Veteran Association
will take place, tonight, Mt 10 O.clork,
and important business will be trans
acted.
TmE repairs 10 the broken cylinder
head of the engine at the Ia Belle mil
were finished, Yesterday morning, ana
the factory started up at noon.
rng proper survey was made Tor the
board walk on the south side ul skin
street, by MIR. Peterson, ON last Tuesday
aud work On 1t will commence at once.
Tng funeral Of Pap Harms, one Of
our oldest inhabitants, took place yes
trrlay afternoon from his late residence.
The remains were Inferred ~ Mt. Wood
Cemetery.
WuES a man sneaks out the back
way, to attends female minstrel SHOW,
hc generally hires q PAIR OF opera glasses,
as his wife might suspect something u
he took hers.
TnE Inieiiigenccr "Publlshcd cNelu-
slyrly." Yesterday morning, that VI.
Edwards was sworr IN ~ market mas
ter. ON Tuesday night. MIR. Edwards is
Supervisor 1T Scales.
TuE report YESTERDAY Was that the re-
pairs io the broken lly wheel at the
Riverside Jorge would be completed by
Friday ulght aud that department start
up again saturday morning,
THE Council Committee on Ordinantcs
was instructed to prepare an ordinance
prohibiting police officers lrom serving
County aud state progresses. Whcr' n
that ordinance. MIR, Chairman
TnK mi,},guc,r published cNciusllr..
Is" yesterday morning that Council pald
Cityr'lcrk rpdcgrad so Tor tImr Iosthy
reason Of "A burnt hand Did YOU burn
YOUR hand. Colonel, aud whcnt
80 the FIRST Branch al Council refuses
Ia make tie inmates OF the WorNh"u~e
decent by glylug them something To
hide their uykrdu,-, Evidently ia"
majority oi those members never seen
the Workhou,c.
Mss,Es. Krmhlc aud PEBBLES, archi-
tcc,s. arrived ia the city. Yesterday, with
the plans aud Specifications 90 the new
state House at Charleston. They have
secured hall adjoining the room "i
the House al Delegates, 40 the capitol,
where contractors can see them.
NEsrrgp,N morning blacksmith r.
sldins uu Chuplinc street below Ihuty-
Gilh. and named John Blaha, arus'uhout
four o'clock to administer medicine To-
,ick child aud in lighting the lamp leu
IL ml and set the room on IRE. Tie
flames we're soon rNtiuguIshvd, how
ever. with the bcd clothing.
ON account ui the large number ct
tickets sold. Baltimore Lodge No. Il, h.
at T., will give it's social at Washington
Hall. instead oi its Own, on Feb. 18th,
at which time the cane contest Wlliclo,c.
The contestants are. +. W. Ritter B'l.
mont Mil. VIM. Johnson, Top Mil,
VIM. r. Whims, Riverside Mill, W.
Newt. Iiurh, lAlirl'c Mill.
A M,ipBHrlr reporter mot an intel
ligvut sir rrpurtcrl M writing up The
Wheeling revival services last night,
said Mrs Robinson, the leader, took her
text from Judgments q, !. We call lor
Judgment ON that reference. Thcyoung
man must have been thinking ct q bail
match or walking racr,-&1bUrhr
Herald
Aunr noon word was received nj tlir
police headquarters that man named
Daniel NarGrujcT Was beating IN vile
aud raising rumpus generally AT hlN
home, Ne IiIO Wood street \ posse Was
immediately dispatched IA that dIrrc-
ton, but when they arrived thc bird had
flown. MaS;rudcr II coal miner, aud
*. We understand, possessed 81 a violent
temper.
n. PrluG WAS before squire Wait
YESTERDAY afternoon, charged with a
breach ul the peace by Mr. Thomas W
wcuzrl. u seems that rilug had s'mr
spite against Wcitzcis seven -yCurau.d
son. anil catching him Yesterday morn.
ing pulled his ears IN rather rough
manner The case was, however, vuu-
promised by Wcitlrls withdrawal ui
the change aud refusing L. prosecute On
condition that the defendant pay ali ihr
costs.
YESTERDAY morning two boilers,
named ]. Jackson AMI u. " SpIuilvr
employed at the Crescent mil, were or
drrrd by the boss tu stop drawing, this
they refused to do, AMI we're discharged
AT noon all the boilers employed IN the
mill refused Ia ~ To- work again unless
the two men were re-iuStIllCd, tins Che
company declined To- du. Iud the result
WAS a general strike We understand
that meeting ui the boiler Nas h',i
yrrtcrlay afternoon, AMI the resolution
adopted that they would remain 81 a
strike until the di-charg,d men We're
again employed The boilers at this
mill are all members Ut the union.
\ ROW occurred in the boiling depart
mcnt oi the Top mill, Yesterday after
noon, between Thomas Ryan and John
/ puay. The lactS as near as We could
| learn them. are a. PILLOWS: Duly wa,
Ne understand, discharged day before
I Yesterday, and Ryan was workiug at
/ his Job. bully approached RYAN, YES
! tcr,iay. and after some few w'rls, called
him "a dirty - Ol a b -, tins
/ RYAN promptly resented 10y knocking
him down. They then cliEchrl. and
before they could be parted RYAN was
/ badly bitten on the wrist. Daily was
/ afterwards arrested by officer Price,
and the case viii be before judge Gran
/ mcr this morning.
Az amusing thing happened ycstcr-
| daV at the Bridge corner, 4 large dog
had been poisoned somewhere in North
Wheeling and feeling, We suppose, the
action oi the drug on It's internal ar
judgements. started on run Tor the
drug slor, OF Logan, List y Co. herald
iug It's approach by vigorous yclps, but