Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
OUR NEIGHBORS.
BeliAIRe sUDGeT-nARTIH's FERRY
NAIL.
BeIIaire Politics, the hummer Arrests me
Police Imbroglio and General News
-campmeeting and Schools
at Martins Ferry.
BELLAIRE.


Political Chatter-The Police Imbroeiio-
Too Mid Punishment-Pnsonah
General George W. Morgan Is an
nounced to speak here next Saturday
evening" This is the irst Democratic
meeting OF the campaign, and no pains
will be spared and no stone lett I'M
tnrned to make ii q successful one. Gen.
Morgan s reputation OF itself is enougn,
to bring out several thousand people IL
we only have good weather.
The man Mullen, referred to yester'
day az having created such q row on
Union street, only had bearing on the
charge Of being intoxicated, and not
withstanding his resisting the officers 70
such an extent that it required three OF
them to take him, no other complaint
was made. Had it been an ordi-
nary individual, and not q regular
buffer like Mullen, it is not likely y
and costs would have settled half the
fine. The man was clearly guilty OF all
YOUR correspondent charged him with
YESTERDAY. and il the officers do not let
ND on this lenient business soon 1t Will
be impossible for quiet people to Walk
on some OF our streets after night.
Council meets tonight, and it is proba-
BILE that the card OF his honor, the May
or, published yesterday, will bring that
honorable body down to business. The
Mayor seems to have the long end o.
the pole in this police fight, and It Is
high time thatth matter be settled. Ihe
talk about impeaching the Mayor is mere
pastime, but it is not at all improbable
that the matter will result seriously, II
not settled coolly and intelligently, and
that right away.
Several of the boys at the Aetna
Glass Works stayed out yesterday on
strike. but il is probable the difficulties
will be amicably settled.
Mr.. Jacob HeatheringtOn has compile.
ted the putting down OF 20.inch sew.
er in the First ward. This sewer will
help to carry of the excess OF water
from the low p.r' al the ward, and will
be great ben.i iii to the general health
of that part OF the town.
Mr.. George Ninth, that veteran DEM
ocrat, and an old whrel-horse in the
party here. has got stirred mp Tor the
work OF the campaign. George has been
doing some excellent work for Bc!lairc
as an executive committee man.
Several games OF base bah were played
on the field near the va. works last sat
urday. A game has been arranged Tor
next SATURDAY. between the National
and Ohio glass house BOYS. Our boys
are getting to be experts in handling the
willows.
There are w.ll.fnunled rumors aiioat
of two or three weddings that are to
take, place shortly, but AZ the parties are
now industriously engaged making
preparation and wouldn't have 1t yet
out for the world, we withhold their
names until nearer the appointed time.
The School Board met last night, but
no business of Importance WAS trans.
acted. -,
A child OF John Laflctty was buried
at Wegee, Yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Jefferson. OF McGregor, Iowa,
is the guest of Mrs. J. b. Gorrsll, OF this
city.
Mrs. DIR. Cameron, OF Unionport, o.,
is the guest OF the family OF DIR. kurz,
this city.
Hon. A. W. Jones left for his home in
Youngstown yesterday.
The Democrats OF this city will be in
good working order pretty soon. Just
now there seems to be too many aubi-
tious boys.
Mr.. James Roberts and vile, OF Rich.
mond, who have been visiting at the
residence of DIR. Grafton, this city, re-
turned home yesterday.