Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06
NUTSHELL NOTES.
The epizootic still RACES.

anu AOp uiuiS to-Ndy.
The committee on Accounts did moth
ing of any importance last night.
IT is expected that Judge Melvin will
render decisions in the Circuit Court
to-day.
tbs forge department OF the LaBelle
mill will be of to-day on account oil
being out Of iron.
lr was paw day at the Central glass
works YESTERDAY, and the same can be
said for the South Wheeling glass works
to day.
Tns Republicans are going to indulge
in a grand walk around tonight. IL Is
the last OF the season and then the fun
is over.
some very large and substantial stone
crossings are being put down on the
Jacob street improvement. They nave
long been needed.
COMMENCING with the Goth inst. the
Academy OF Music will be occupied by
a first class variety show during the re-
mainder OF the season.
A corpLE OF Martins. Ferry rou2hs
got into tight near the Top Mill last
night about five O'Clock, and pounded
each o.hcr up bad. They were both
drunk. No names were learned.
The old Atlantic engine house bell
was safely placed in the tower Of the
Eighth ward hose house, yesterday
afternoon, and will hereafter notify the
denizens OF that part OF the city when
ever there is q fire.
The joint standing Committee on
Water Works are ordered to meet to-
night to consider the special matter oil
the water ordinance that is 10 come be-
fore Council. This is highly impor-
tant matter as il concerns every ward
and every member OF the committee
should be present.
ATTENTION is called u the advertise
ment OF the Elm Grove line, in this
MORNINGS paper. Their horses are
very sick with the epizootic-in fact,
they have some very sick horses, one hay,
ing already died and others expected TO.
The company il thus unable To run the
same number OF cars, as heretofore.
The fire department at late hour
last night lost one OF the finest horses
in the department, John" the large
and handsome road horse OF the Attain
tic, the pride OF Dave 1ienry's heart,
died of the epizootic and complication
of other diseases. The animal was a
fine one. excelentiy trained and 1t Will
be hard to bill his place.
M.YsR's orchestra played Tor lance
at Westwood's Hall, in South Wheel
ing, last night, that was very pleasant
affair. About twenty OF the young
folks OF that ward enjoyed themselves,
and the committee, Mcssrs Anderson,
Fulton and Harry Seybold, may con-
yratulate themselves on having made
the affair a complete success
The case oil the trouble in the Ship
ranch, which was spoken OF in yestei-
davis paper, was before the Police Court
Yesterday morning, and John Snip
was attended 10 by His Honor. Then
Squire Phillips picked him lp on war.
rant sworn out by Lizzie Johnson, and
he was fined s. and costs and put under
bonds in the sum of 800 to keep the
peace for one year.
As il Garfield had not already had
enough trouble, his quiet, peaceful
home is now 10 be invaded by host ol
Wheellnyites. Next Wednesday the
Ladies' Republican club, accompanied
by a host of the sterner Sex, leave on q
special train OF the &. V. 4 W. road
for Mentor, where they will congratulate
the successful candidate in person, then
90 to Cleveland, spend the night, and
returning reach Wheeling Thursday
night.
The roller skating rink is IS he opened
next Thursday evening. This an.
nouncement will doubtless be received
with JOY by the numerous lovers OF the
sport in this city. The hall is to be
thoroughly cleaned, put in repair and
made pleasant place TO while away an
hour or SO. Mr.. e.. Patterson will again
have the management, and it will be
made fashionable resort, where one
can enjoy one OF the most healthy
sports extant.
LAST evening an old gentleman
named Philip Schacfer came down from
North Wheeling and asked that his son,
Philip, jr, be arrested. Phillip, il
seems, was drunk and was raising dis
turbance. Officer Miller got after him
and took him To- the lookup As they
were crossing Chapline street the young
man suddenly reached into his poke,
and drew out a handful OF silver, which
he threw into the mud. He also de-
stroyed several bills before he could be
stopped. He sdId he would be robbed in
the lookup, and might as well throw ii
away.
SOME time AGO, Susan Young, col
Cred woman was arrested for throwing
red pepper into the eyes and running
needles into those who cheered fOl
Hancock. Yesterday she was passing
up the street in company with Reuben
Norris, the party whom jeff Davis had
arrested and who retaliated by having
JEFF arrestad, when they met the ubiqui.
iious youth and Susan expressed her
determination to kill jeff the first op-
purtunity she had. jeff Immediately
hied himself to Squire Miller's office
and swore out 4 warrant. The case will
BE- heard at Q O'clock this morning.