Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27
NUTSHELL NOTES.

lHE sewer ~ the COENtT vi ichth anu
Market streets is in bad condition.
SEVERAL Hallow Fen parties ere be-
ing organized for next Monday evening.
The hose at the Vigilsnt engine house
were tested yesterday by the new hose
tester.
The river is raising at this point, and
stesmboatmen are corfespoDdingiy
happy.
MONDAY after noon the lower part OF
the Riverside Mill was compelled TO stop
on account OF the breaksge vi cog
wheel.
LAST night coming up on the steamer
Science, straw vote was taken, ana re-
suited: Hancock, 40; Ga'h,lh, 20;
Weaver, o.
TIE attention OF the circuit court was
taken up yesterday morning listening 10
arguments on demurers. IN some uhiih-
por,ant cases.
CHAs. MEIxIxGER,a native at Bravaria,
and Charles Bother, OF lrelind, were
made citizens yesterday by the c.trS oi
the circuit court.
Sixteenth street, las; nig'it, IN beastiy
sta;e OF intOxica,ion. lie was too drunk
to give his name.
The next thing in the amusement
line will DE The Tile Club" one oil
those jpily organizations. The dates
are November Sth and 9th.
KRAMER plays tonight for the Scr
man" at their hall on Main street. It's
the first OF the season, and will be
society event Of no small note.
Col. BEy WILSON will he here to-
morrow night, aud Senator Frank
Hereford on Friday night. 1t is I'M.
necessary to tell the Democrats to turn
out.
The scholars of room No. ., OF the
Sixth ward school, sent on with the
body of their late Professor. L. ). Glib
son, beautiful anchor Of choice cut
flowers.
ALEX. WALLACE. Jr., was committed
to jail yesterday, by Squire Philips, Tor
failing to pay a fine Ct - and costs i'm
posed some time aIo IN case OIL the
breach ot the peace.
IL the weather proves favorable, the
Democratic demonstration, on Saturday
night, will be the gran lest yet. Cap
tains OF ward clubs should see that their
torches are all in readiness, trimmed
and filled.
Irhas been suggested to us that an
other li2ht on the Island, between The
Eastern end OF the Bridgeport bridge
and the entrance TO the fair grounds,
would be advisable. The sidewalk Is
narrow and light is scarce.
THE Returning Board has completed
its labors. The returns are all per-
fected; and James Il. Quarter, deputy
clerk OF the Board OF Commissioners, Is
now engaged in making up the certlh-
cate for the Secretary of State.
THERE is to be an important meeting
of the Washington district Hancock and
English club, at the club room, tonight
Every member is urgently requested TO
be on hand and hel p consider the mat
tiers that will be up for consideration.
We have received letter from a gen
tleman in Bellaire, who has lived SIN
teen wears in California, announcing his
intention OF voting for Hancock on ac-
count OF the Morey letter. He knows
the evils attending the coolie labor sys-
tenn.
The youncster that was awarded the
silver cup at the baby show held two
wears ago, for being the healthiest baby,
had the misfortune to fail down stairs a
few days ago, spraining his arm IN a
very severe manner. The name oil the
baby is Charles Oliver.
The trip to Claysvi!le was postponed,
last night, OH account at the unusually
weather. a VOodly num-
Der OF the Young Mems Club had as
sembled and they We're greatly dlsap-
pointed at the postponemcnt. Never
mind, Claysyille, we will come out yet.
Gso. MruS, living on Eof street, be-
tween Twenty. first and Twenty-second,
had his right hand severely cut a, Ar
benz's furniture factory, yesterday
morning. The index finger was quite
seriously mutilated AMI the thumb also
was cut. DIR. Wunderlich dressed the
wounds
WV. WATsoN's case came up Tor trial
before Squire Philips, yesterday. Will
iam, on the 18th inst, raised terrible
disturbance about the residence OF Jen-
ME Pierpont, and it was Of so grave
character that he was placed under S2OJ
bonds to keep the peace for year and
fined s. and costs.
Tie invitations are out for social to
be given by the go A. T." next Friday
evening ut the residence OF Capt. j. b.
Lukens, of the Island. IL is a cOmph-
mentary affair rendered Miss Laura
Lukens and is under the management
Of Mr.. Campbell Sweeney. Kramer viii
furnish the music.
YESTERDAY morning three coal cars,
heavily laden, were coming down the
Riverside narrow gauge, on Twenty
sixth street, at a slow rate, when a car
came down behind at a very fast rate
and a collision ensued, all four OF the
cars being upset and the contents split
out while several wheels were broken.
-TuE Young Mems Democratic Club
will 20 to Washington, Pa, to morrow
night, rain or shine. Col. Ben Wilson
will be here, but our next Congressman
is certain OF a crowd and the club will
not be missed. The boys are requested
to meet sharply at quarter OF D O'Clock,
rs the train will leave ut 5O'ciock prompt.
THERE will be Democratic rally at
the Armory, tonight, under the aus
pices of the Second ward cub. Messrs.
Cracraft, White and Ferguson will be
the speakers. The former will begin at
= 80 O'Clock and will aiterward speak
in the Fourth ward. All persons are
invited to come and hear discussion
of the issues OF the day.
ADAM AcKKRNAN, who is engaged in
hauling stone, went to Cowan's coal
bar k to get load of coal. While there
an engine passed on the b. 4 .. road
and frightened his horses so. that they
started suddenly and threw Mr.. Acker.
man to the ground, where the wheels OF
the wagon passed over him and injured
him severely. He was removed to his
home on Thirty-fiith street and medical
aid summoned.
The Seventh Ward G. & \. Club met
at the wigwam, last night, anu held an
Indignation meeting over the conduct oil
the bridge officials, on Saturday night.
They claim. we believe, that the club