Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-20
RESULTS OF RusNIna.
About the City for small Scraps Of Loo


before the banquet, last evening.
As usual, one marriage license was Is
sued by the County Recorder yes'er'
day.
The National Board Of Fire Under
writer's met in New York city, yester'
dsy.
The first of the National Baptist anni-
yersaries is now in progress at lnuian-
apolis.
IT il said the City Sexton is now OF
AGE. ii so, that settles all talk OF GUST
ing him.
JAMES MCGANNoN, OF East Wheeling,
died yesterday morning. He was q
well-known butcher
A FURNITURE wagon broke down at
the corner of Chapline and Sixteenth
streets, yesterday afternoon.
VAAs' orchestra left on the O'Clock
empiie,d train last evening, to play lor
the annual May party at Mt. dc Chan
tai.
The Jews in England are moving Tor
a collective action IN regard to the out
rage against their co-religionists In Kns'
s;a.
At Killarney, Ireland, Wednesday, q
collision occurred between marine
brigade and the people. Several oil the
latter were wounded.
FRANK MARSHALL, formerly a mailer
| in the La Belle mill, died at his home up
Caldwsll's run, yesterday morning. he
has not been able to work Tor some
time.
A BOY named CONNER, while foollDg
about the Riverside factory yesterday,
had the back OF his hand scraped en-
tirely off by putting il on revolving
grindstone.
THE city brokers complain in petit
ton TO Council that with State tax oil
SIS and a city tax OF $50 they canno'
make a cent They want Council to re-
duce the $50.
FATHER MCELLIGorT, at the Cathe.
dral at $50 O'Clock, last evening, united
in the matrimonial bonds Mr.. Jeremiah
HAYS and Miss Mary McShsne, two
worthy Young people Of this city.
The hteliiqcacer reporter in his &C
count of the meeting OF the Ordinance
Committee took good care 10 give him
self a puff by saying he had referred tc
Mr.. Kimberly on one occasion in Conn
/ ell.
A.C. ScHNULBAcH, brother OF Hen
nv Schmulbach, died at his residence IN
Centre Wheeling about five o'clock last
| evening. His death was a sudden one
although ne has been sick for long
time.
MoUSDsvILLE is completely stirred NJ
over the finding OF the body OF colored
man in the river. His name was Lee
Hill, and the eoroner's jury has for two
days been trying to find out why he
lied.
The temperance people of Ohio met in
Convention at Columbus yesterday, and
resolved not to support any member ol
the late Legislature, State officer or other
person who aided in the defeat OF the
local option bill.
WILLIS DIX, twelve year old son Of
Rev. ID. III. h. Dix, while swinging dur
ing recess at the Eighth ward school
house, yesterday morning, fell and
badly fractured both bones OF his left
arm. DIR. Mccoy reduced the same.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON as the crowds
were peering down at the wreck through
| the broken Is. 4 o. bridge, some un-
known party was taken with dizziness
or fit and came near falling in. He was
caught Just in time. Some water was
thrown in his face and he recovered.
THE b. < o. bridge has been repaired
Thoroughly and strongly, so that the east
and west tracks can be used with safety
and there will be no longer delay in the
freight business. Merchants can now
send their goods to the depot and be
sure they will be Immediately shipped.
TIE only conveyance of real estate
admitted to record yesterday, was the
following: A deed made May IL, 1881
by James b. Campbell and wife to Robt.
Gray, all OF Ohio county, in considera.
ton Of 81 200 OF a part OF lot lying on
the east side of Main street, in that part
known as "Old Town."
LAST evening at 5 O'Clock, at the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception,
Mr.. Benjamin wilkie and Miss Emma
Coleman were married by Father
Schleicher. The attendants were Mr..
VIM. Carenbauer and Miss Emma Mil.
Ter. In the evening a reception, which
was a very pleasant affair, was held at
the residence Of the brides parents, on
Eighteenth street.
THE work OF grading and smoothing
off the new Fair Grounds is progress
ing finely. About twenty men and four
teams are working under the direction
Of the surveyor. An immense dancing
platform is being erected, and first pie
mic to be given on the grounds will prob
ably be one by the Nail City Boat Club
early in June. The Board OF Directors
is called to meet tomorrow evening for
discussion.
LAST evening a colored girl went into
Squire Felber's office and wanted to
swear out warrant against a A. Nelson,
a colored barber OF Little Washington,
charging him with bastardy. Before
issuing il the Justice ascertsined that
she had lived in the State but seven
months, and the law requires her TO live
here year before swearing ont the
same. She is very small, and gave the
name OF Anna Allen. She was very