Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-26
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GENERAL elEAslNGs Byo0R CORPS
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Martin's Ferry and Bridge
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Criminal Business Military Notes-coun-
ell roceedings-Aduitery, Etc

ell Observation-Disclosures BUG
Are you going to the circus! =,
Yesterday afternoon at about four
O'clock one Scott Nolan. being much the
worse for drink, Was ordered out OIL
saloon on Union street, when began
usins obscene and indecent language TO
the proprietor OF the saloon ana all
others that he met. As a Consequence
he bscame involved in difficulty wnh
parties on that street, and was ge'tihe
a rather rough dust swallowing wheh
Officer Mccormick arrived upon the
scene and conveyed the beiiigerent IN
diyidual to the police station. Nolan
strongly resisted the officer, and had 10
he dragged through the streets, ana In
an doing Nolan Was rather bruised up.
No blame is attached to the officer. IL
don't paw TO resist the minions Oh the
law,
The members OF Company ID have de-
cided to decorate the graves OF the ne
roes of the late war on the SOth, and the
Mavor proposes issuing a proclamation
asking all persons 10 help observe the
day.
Several Of the church'attending ladies'
have declared their intention oil not as
sisting in the decoration because u
comes on Sunday. Wecsn see nothing
wrong in strewing flowers on the graves
Of the dead even ii it is done on Sunday.
The members OF the company say that
everything will be quiet and orderly:
Jerry Daiens, colored, was before
Mayor Criswell Yesterday, charged with
adultery hy Mr.. Green, husband OF
Lizzie Green, also colored. He was
allowed to give bail in the sum OF sluo
for his appearance st the Court OF Com
mon Pleas next month.
Several of the saloon keepers were
fined hy the Mayor YESTERDAY for yiolat-
ing the SUNDAY law and 10 O'Clock ordi'
nances. Several more will he np before
the week is over. 9,
Tom Burke was fined two dollars and
costs by the Mayor, for using abusive
language to Mr.. Wm. Nj. Reed, yester'
day.
John Rodeier, from the country, was
in town Yesterday, anu lett his team
standing under one OF the arches oil the
h. O. bridge on Federal street, and
went INTO store near by. The horses
took fright at some flying object anu
dashed up Bridge street. They hnally
nan into the base oi one OF the arches,
severely injuriug one OF the animals.
The wagon was also badly used up.
Monday a small boy named Clyde
llumrichouse, while sitting in front OF
the Globe House, received a severe cash
in his right ley from the blade OF knife
in the hands of party who was sitting
near by.
Mr. Wassinson is making repairs to
his block On Belmont street.
Don't forget that to-day old John
Robinson great river show will he in
town. This show has been well spoken
of, and is good one. The collection o
animals is good, and the circus perform
ance is fully up 10 the average. One act
OF the circus, that OF the dogs, Is very
fine, and the trained elephants are also
something wonderful. The indications
are that large crowd will attend.
The man with the largest amount OF
cheek in existence can he found on
Thirty fifth street, who has constructed
a pig pen in the. centre of the street,
which is very dSagreeable to the resi-
denters in that vicinity. The attention
OF the CITY Dads" ia directed To this.
VIM. e.. Barnard, Esq, left on short
business trip to the West, Yesterday.
Miss Margaret Mccullough and
brother, Calvin c., vii, leave to-day Tor
Cannonsbug, Pa, 10 visit friends IN
that place.
Miss Maggie Killers is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Darrah, on Belmont
street.
The thermometer at 3 o'clock indi-
Gated -, at MERGERS drug store, yes
terday.
The towboats Joseph Warren and
Michigan are laid up below the bridge
NJ this point, awaiting a lise.
The Cecilia brass band boys will APP
pear in their new uniforms oh Deoora-
ton day.
Council accepted the bond OF David
Rankin as Water " orks Trustee.
Council, at their meeting, last night,
was discussing the ACCESSIBILITY Of getting
q couple q wooden men whitfield out 10
act as night watchman in the First and
Second wards. \ good act, il put in ex.
ecution, as they could render as much
protection 10 citizens as the present IN
cumbents.
The City Solicitor drew up an ordi-
nance, fixing the salary OF nightwatch-
men at s2i per month, Council claiming
that by SO doing the city can afford To
have Waterman in every ward. Ii
was put on its first and second readings,
but their being an objection during the
second reading il was passed over till
the next meeting.