Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

Notwithstanding the warm weather.
Tue North Wheeling cooper shops,
which have been lying idle Tor some
time past, resume work this morning.
HENRY SALADA will have charge OF
/ the steamer Diurnal, as steward, during
the absence Of Samuel Litten at Clncin-
natl.
The first through train from the
Lakes, on the Tuscarawas Valley road,
is expected To arrive in Bridgeport To-
day.
A VERY valuable horse belonging to
VIM. Porter, Of Pleasant Valley, lost ITS
life by falling down a coal shalt last
week.
4. Il. COCKAYNE's services have been
secured for HOrnbTOOks Park this sea-
son, and the many irequenters OF that
place will be pleased.
TEE reception at the residence OF Mr..
Eberling, OF the North End, last Satur-
dav evening. was largely attended.
COckayne furnished the music.
CHARLIE AsNUs placed a drunk, claim
ing To hail from Pittsburgh and to have
had his watch stolen, IN the Eighth
ward station, on Saturday night.
ANEW S-inch water pipe Tor the Cen
trial Glass Works was connected with
the 2O-inch supply pipe, corneroi Nam
and Fourteenth streets, Saturday night
A q named Frank Mcfarland, who
Is employed by DIR. Allen to take care OF
his horses, cut two fingers OIL his lett
hand SATURDAY while working a hay cut
ter.
Fam. GERAGHTY, a young lai OF
North Wheeling, teli from a chair Satur-
day afternoon, against a CRATE, u u
a deep cash above his eyes. pr. Id
wards liked him up.
Hos. RICHARD NJ. TRAvELLlCG, oI
Michigan, and the exponent OF ureeh-
hackisn, will address the G~reenbacSers
of this vicinity at the Court HOUSE on
Tomorrow evening.
The dead COW which TRANQUILITY lies
in the creek, between the two bridges,
Is neither useful or ornamental, n the
variety Of odors which arise from 1t are
neither pleasant nor wholesome.
Tax Pewikv train in backing out OF
S,euhenyllle, Yesterday morning struck
"A man standing besidethe track and bad
Iy bruised him up. lie was mad enough
however, To lick the entire crew.
Tux weather Of late has been anything
hut irigid in its nature, but \enntr says
We will have snOw and irusts between
the 10Th and 18th inst. 10 Is scarcely
necessary, however, TO redeem your
ulster.
Ir was reported last evening that the
anage of the la. BELLE mill had signed
the scale and that the Jorge department
would start to-day and the nail mill On
Tuesday. All the mills have now ac-
ceded I q the rollers request.
TusRE are some very pretty girls IN
S~teubenville, alter all, AUD "A boat load OF
them were launched into thIs city on
Saturday. Several of our young men
were ensnared, and accompanied the eN-
cursionists part oi the way on their re-
turn.
THE bright luminary on the hitea'Jdr,
Ger has given cut that all Of the berths oi
the II. Lawrence have been engaged Tor
the excursion next Saturday. As usual,
lac Numbered. Rerths may be secured
this week by calling at the Commercial
Bank.
MoLLIE MCLAUGHLIN AMI Jennie
Nichols are again placed IN the cooler,
so "A to be able To hold a conversation
with His Honor this morning. This
deed Was done by Officers Miller and
Wilcox SATURDAY night. Same Old
charge.
An attempt Was made on Saturday
night To rob the bottling cellar ut Chris.
Siebke. i'm the old Smith brewery. The
e a door was badly ChiSeled and the
would.be thieves hal twisted one OF the
hars OIL one III the windows when they
were frightened of.
A SON Of Alex. Bone, Esq, tainted IN
the First Presbyterian church yesterday
morning, partly on account OF the heat.
Sections should see that churches are
well ventilated on such days as yester-
dsy. or more occurrences OF a Ike ma
ture will he reported.
MR. &. Y. LUCAS will reopen at his
old stand, in the new REGisrER build
inv. that he Was burnt out ct some
weeks ago, this morning. The place has
b,en rettted and restocked by MIR. Lu-
cas, who has Just returned from the
Fast with all the latest novelties IN the
musical line.
THE standard Cornet Rand, of Mari
eta, and their friends, eXcurted to this
city Yesterday on the steamer Diurnal,
They arrived about one hundred and
6ity strong somewhere near eight
o'clock. and strolled through the city
during the day and departed about SIX
O'clock. IL was a very quiet n order-
" crowd.
MKssRS CHAs. BoorH, Chas. Muhl-
man, Chas. l. huffman, A. W. Noegtly
and IA. huffman were elected As the
Board of Directors, at a meeting al the
stockholders. of the Wheeling and Gin
cinnati Packet Company, held last Fri
day. The Board organized by electing
I'd. huffman as President and I'd.
stevens A. Secretary and Treasurer.
fHK first honl exhibition Of the
Natural Historical Society OF West Nr-
sinia will be given at their hall corner
of Market and Seventeenth streets, on
to-morrOx evening. This society is
composed in the main OF several OF our
Herman citizens, who are well Versed !
matters OF this nature and they cannot
TAIL TO make the display a sncceSs.
LAST night, a gentleman OF ragged
ASPECT, including hair, beard and cloth
ins. with his shirt front ornamentei
with studs Of tObaccolate exPectorsnt
and his general bearing stamping him
A. soldier in the noble army OF tTampS,
invaded this Office and demanded a hear
ing. lie said he was the victim OF IN
Justice az the police court and he brand
ed that court As the synonym OF all that
xas vile An officer hal sworn he Was
! drunk and he swore he Was not; the OH
GER was believed while he was fined, and
this vas not the land OF the Tree. after
Tux haus ON the Custom Honse,