Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-28
BELLAERE,
General Notes Fridays Big
Meeting - Reputation Reso-
lutions.

Let the good work 90 on.
Rev. Mr.. Castor leaves for Philadel-
phia 10 day, where he will attend the
Pre-, hyterian council now in session.
Mr.. Lane will fill his pulpit next sun
day.
The Union window glass furnace
has had some trouble with the baking
oxen, and had 10 bank up the furnace
until the difficulty can he remedied.
James q Dixon, of Glencoe, Demo-
cratic candidate Tor Recorder, was in the
city Yesterday. Mr.. Dixon has many
lr.ru IS about here and his election Is
certain.
Ia. the case Of Mrs Lott vs.. Mrs. Julia
Elnt. In which it was charged that
Mrs. Hunt had used abusive language
and cpithrts 10 Mrs. Lott, in which she
intended to provoke Il breach Of the
peace, the defendant was fined two
dot airs and costs, amounting in all To
fourteen dollars Cases OF this character
have become quite numerous OF lateand
Prove 20 be a great nuisance.
Another bui ling ASS JcraIiOn is to be
Organized here in a few days. y good
mrlhod a. saving your money.
Had. Wilson, clrrk Il, the water WORKS
office. who had such a severe attack OF
-~IySDr.S. Is recovering slowly.
j.. Il. Davis and wife were in the city
Yesterday.
a., Republican lriS'nen, Morrison
AID Nuiun, speak TO l.. Republicans al
their stand tonight. -,
Al,yw was presented tp he Garfield
cub by tie ladies on Gave Hill, last
night.
The Big Meeting.
The follow NJ officers ave been
appointed and arrangements made 10y
iii, Executive Committee Tor the CRANE
Democratic mass meeting to be held III
B-iImrr on October lsf.
OFFICERS Of Day MEETING.
President. d. Wagner; Vice Presi
dpn,., Jacob Mlser, DR. JnO. Cook, inc,
Ri Glow, Dr. J.. L. HpbinsacE, MaJol
Ali,sor, Majpr Darr, Jackson Dreamer,
Juo Gladdeu. J. Frazier, ThOs. Auit, j
p,,is, Owen Mehan, u. W. Leet, }. +
Kelley, Jno. W. shannon, VIM. 7. Leip'
ton, JOS. l.. Dobeler.
OFFICERS NIGHT MEETING.
President, J. W. YOst; Vice Presi
dents. W. J.. Kelly, JnO. gallagher
Henry Landkrohn, Walter Ddrraa, l.
4 Liilru, Marion Huffman, FL. Smith.
John Sraguaa, }. 5 Price, L. b. Winans
Secretaries. reporters Of the press.
OFFICERS DAY PROCESSION.
Cl;f No,sha' Aib. rt ROdef +
a, islaut MarshaiS, j. Il. DArrah ano
Tie marshal and his assistants 20 APP
p.iut such other all as may bc needed
LlNE Or MARCH.
The PROCESSION vii form at ll:21O a. II
. ON Spu.l Hr'rou. street and march NJ
fp twenty fourth. east on TTenty-iOurtl
- South Uuiya, north on Union &c
rnirtv-thiri, west On Ihlrty-thrd tc
Is ia!0n., north on Belmont H. Thirty
seventh. west on Thirty seventh &c
Noble. month on Noble to Forty-iOnrth
eggs. ON Forty fourth 10 Belmont, north
ur Belmont u Forty seventh, west on
Fl,ty seven, - Jefferson, south on
Jefferson T." T,!ty-'purih, west on Forty
,.n.,. {, Noble, south IL Noble 10 Con-
'r8i avenue. east on Central GScnue ia
~,igrIu.rv, thence to Crescent and the
ptb'ic square. Speaking to begin at =
o'ciUcE.
NIGHT PROCESSION.
The onit ~ OF tie different marching
clubs Of B,i,airc will take charge Oh the
.l.t. procession. and make such ar
engagements as they may see proper
The Committee on Reception will con
si-f IL the Executive Committee and the
Rucvltiun Committee OI The cinb.
Tie Committee on Stand is: W. NJ
,lcck, + = Clinton, L c Husbands, ).
Q uuni.tor, VIM. Glll CHER. S j.
Meyers. 4. Fauptl, DR.. Porteriield, John
KrJlv and Michael Armsbruster.
The committee OF invitation consists
of J. ". Yust, ". W.. Drugan, Samuel
Chambers, W. NJ. Meek, b Meyers,
The committee on decoration is COM
posed OF samuel Chambers, Misses Mat
tie Myers, Kate Muth, Kat" hctmar,
Laura Chambers, Lizzie Allen, Maggie
iv .stry, Minnie Na-5man, Niunl,
Znnr,d. Halle N3ylor, File Land
.4rlor, Ell Abe ~ 4 AdGie Gray.
The char man OF each committee is
authorized 10 ill vacancies, should any
occur.
This is expected to he the largest po'
litical mpetin. in Baillirc. Never be-
fore nave the people been invited tc
listen 10 three as distinguished speakers
IS P.udle,on, Randall an dConverse.
Not TO be Guled-So id for Hancock.
Last night a large representative
meeting a. lrish-AmCrican citizens was
held q, the city hall, and the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, Messrs. Morrison aud
Nolan, wuO are puid and sent to Bi'
laire hy tn" R"pub lean State Executive
Committee O. ONO, Tor tn, purpose q
r'lcmrtin. 10 induce the lrl,h-Ameri
can citiz-uS to politically affiliate them
selves with the Republican party, q
PARTY which, with their candidate Tor
President have been the OppressOrs oil
the Irish race and pll other foreigners.
Tbr1lf,rr. Re Il R,sy'rej, That We, the
TTi,h-Am.riran voters OF Bel!aire, do
most rmphaliral'y drnounCe the cause
that Mcssrs Morrison and Nolan are
paid 20 advocate, as We deem the doc
irines advocated by the party which
those gentlemen represent, as insults to
u race. And be i, further
R,s,ircd, That In" lrish-Amcrlcan
voters have taken NJ the banner OF jus.
tee sad are opposed to oppression and
We therefore DO most heartily unite III
the effort now being made to elect as
chief magistrate ot this Union, tina,
brave soldier Gnd true patriot, Winfield
Scott Hancock.
R,s5'roI. That the WHEELING REGISTER
and R,lisire D.mJcr0t be requested tc
publish the foregoing preamble and
resolutions.
New Councilman.
l. lockwood was elected Councilman
in the First ward, in the election held
]. yesterday hy a majority OF twenty Over
John Workman.
Don't Miss the Splendid Opportunity.
The most popular excursion oil the