Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
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senator Pendleton and Ex-Governor
Bishop arrived in the city on saturasy
At $40 A, ". They went direct 70 the
Bel.aire Democrat Office, where many
old friends had the pleasure OF having q
hearty and-shake with them. oenaVol
Pendleton thinks Ohio is sale, and ssys,
"We are going TO see those ooots.
Governor Bishop has nota douot ou.
that we will have Hamilton county
strong in the Democratic RANKS neAt
week. He thinks Lang is very popular
with his c%ountrymen, and that he VIII
be elected by a larger majority tina the
balance of the ticket. "Uncle Dict"
has been all over the State. lie looks
rather old, but is as straight as nm ar
row. The gentlemen report q very me
meeting at Barnesville on Friday night.
Tbey did not reach there until 4 2. NJ,
hence they were unable to be at our
meeting. They left via the Z. 4 I. road
for S~teubenviIle at ll:lS A. u. senstor
Pendleton expected to speak there I'LL
the afternoon, at Dennison III the even
ing, and then 90 home to work the oa,,
ance of the time. Governor Bishop Will
nut in this week in working up hamil'
ton county.
The Bellaire correspondent OF the
bt,uigencer is wild again. Tie says IN MS
report of the grand Democratic mass
meeting held here on FRIDAY night, thai
Mr.. Randall was not present at all. he
must have been asleep q good part o
the time, as Mr.. Randall spoke for an
hour.
DIR. Stewart, representative OF Monroe
county in the Legislature Of Ohio, was
in the city OH Saturday. He speaks IN
a very encouraging manner OF the pros
pect down in Monroe. He thinks War.
ner's majority will be between $500
and 200. The Republicans should
import a few colored men from the q
olinas into Democratic Monroe.
W. T. and j. c. Moore, OF GAINESVILLE,
were here Saturday night. ,
4. rope walker amused a large crowd
on Union street Saturday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Lane filled the Presbyterian
pulpit in this city both morning and
evening Yesterday.
Charles A. Green, of Baltimore, was at
the Globe House on Saturday.
Daniel Theobald has returned from
the West after an absence OF several
months.
No services Al the Methodist Church
Yesterday. Rev. Mr.. Chaplin will arrive
in the city next Saturday.
The Republican procession on Satnr'
day evening Was a very creditable one,
but considering that the companies were
collected from Wheeling, Steubenville.
.Etnaville, Martins Ferry, Bridgeport,
st. Clairsyille, Barnesville, DC, &c., 1t
was not so large HI it should have been.
Ii compared favorab!y with but did not
excel the Democratic procession 81 the
night before, which was formed wholly
of Wheeling, Martins Ferry and Bell
aire companies. The affair WAS man
aged in a bungling way, and TIE Dark
Record Gibson did not commence Ia
speak until after 10 =. NJ.
On Wednesday evening. October 9th,
| the citizens Of Bellaire will be addressed
by Hon. Richard Naux, of Pennsylvania,
and Hon. II. J. Spannhorst, of Missouri.
Richard Naux is q man Of worldwide
reputation and a fine orator. MIR. Spann'
horst is a German and will address his
countrymen in their native language.
He is Chairman of the German Benevo'
lent League of the United States and is
a gentleman who will interest his Ger
man friends. Turn Out and give these
distinguished guests a meeting worthy
OF their presence.
There was much disorder in the Re-
publican procession Saturday night and
An unnecessary amount OF obscene Ian.
guage INDUCED in.
Miss Emma Cochran, after an alb.