Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-04
NUTSHELL NOTES.


l:30 o'clock this morning.
EVERYTHING is again resuming its old
shape, after the excitement Of the past
two days.
SUPERINTENDENT MALoNEY, OF the
Workhouse, is once more on deck, after
having been sick for some time.
"RAe MARY" and her dog were run
in by Ofiicer Price last evening. Mary
was on drunk and beat q young boy
up with her club.
The boys made the Democratic plat
form on Capitol square suffer on Hal.
low Zen. They overturned 1t and
broke it up generally.
LAST evening large number OF the
friends of Miss Loshe, OF the South side,
called on that young lady with Cock
ayne's orchestra, and very pleasant
evening was spent dancing.
THERE will be an important meeting OF
the Central Hancock and English Club
this evening. Tor the purpose oil winding
up the affairs OF the Association. Al.
members are most earnestly requested
to be present.
A VERY pleasant reception is booked
for this evening at the pala,lal residence
of Chris. Hess, Esq. on North Main
street. The Misses Hess will entertain
their mum, Jus friends IN honor oil Miss
Title Vol, Of Pittsburgh.
Ok McnIay evening next it is the in.
tontion, as has already been stated, oil
several oi our go-ahead folks to form a
Cnaulauaua Cree at the Fourth street
NJ. r. Church. This is very beneficial
institution and all would DO We'll to at
tend.
TINS afternoon, at y o'clock, all the
committees connected with the coming
Chiliren's Home festival are to meet in
McLain's Hall. Elections are over now
and political excitement will soon die
away; come up to the help oil the Chill
dren's Home.
SOME time ago Council ordered that
the Atlantic bell should he taken from
its tower and placed in the tower OF the
Eighth ward hose house. The reason
for this was, that with the telegraph sys
tenn, the Atlantic men are notified by
the Capitol bell. The Eighth ward has
never before had bell TO arouse her
firemen The bell was removed from
the tower and to the Eighthward yes.
tertlay afternoon under the direction OF
William FREEZER.
JIrr DAVIS, one of the Democratic
colored boys OF this city, who did such
GOOD service at the polls in this district
on TUESDAY, was addressed in a loud
and angry manner at that time by Reu-
ben Norris, Il coiorel Republican broth
err. Yesterday jeff swore out warrant
charging Reuben with a breach oil The
peace. SQUIRE Felber heard the case
and put Reuben under bonds OF so to
Keep the peace Tor year. Reuben then
swore out warrant iOr J,h using the
same charge. This case Will be heard
today.
As the Republicans were passing
through the Eight ward last evening,
slight cutting atfIay occurred. OWING
TO the iateness oil the hour that we heard
of the case, but meagCr particular could
be learned. IL seems that Young
man whose nlne,is supposed 10 he Hirth,
became anyry at the loud noise made by
the marchers with their horns and wells.
He said something that caused mem
Der of the Junior club. named Gardiner,
10 resent. Words passed, and IN the
scrmmage that ensued, Gardiner was
slightly cut in the arm.
A SPLENDID treat is in store for our
music-lovers. We have been reliably
informed that Prof Carl Herman, one OF
the most finished musical artists that
have ever visited this country, will, dur
ing the month. give one OF his highly
ENJOYABLE piano rGcitals in this city.
Prof. III. held for a number Of years a
position OF the highest rank and import
ance i'm the great conservatory OF Music
at Stuttgart, Germany-latterly he has
been teaching in Wheeling and at our
Seminary, and with the greatest degree
of satisfaction -SsWbeRriPe Gocctte.
RoBEHr BROWNING is the name OF
Bridgeport rough who came to this city,
last night, to take i'll the celebration.
He looked on. the red eve whisky and
became drunk. He went into McMani-
way's saloon, chased the barkeeper
around i'm a prOmiscuous style, and then
sailed into the First National and want
ed TO clean that place out. About this
time the police heard o! him, and
Rutherford started after him.
He was Overtaken on the Sus-
pension bridge and put under arrest.
lie Immediately struck Rutherford in
the mouth and fought SO hard that Ruth.
erford was Obliged To- use his mace and
in 50 DOM, Browning's head was so
severely cut Is to demand the attention
OF DIR. Edwards, who found the skull
exposed and was obliged To take several
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