Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-10
4 Brief Resume of Days Happenings
in and About Town.

Gov. JACiSOS has indicated the 2+'h
Of November as a day Ci thanksgiving,
in coni1rsIty with the proclamation 81
the President.
ANDY CyN&EG. the youth who was
badly burned at TIL Belmont mlli' on
Tuesday, was reported last night As
being somewhat better.
\ CONCERT and reception will be held
at the Wheeling Female College TO-
morrow night, beginning at O'CLOCK.
Tie public are invited.
'>,gIsE SCnuLTzE, John Frew anu
Others visited the Poor Farm yesterday
T. examine into the best means OF put
ulng III the new force pump.
SQvIgE Pmmns yesterday issued a
warrant Tor II. G.. ShallCross, who Is
charged by Tom Taylor with trespasslng
upon the property OF I. ?. Shailcross.
DErs,rIvg JIM BELL, OF the B. Il ..
dc,.ot. ~ before Council with acialm LOT
the thousand dollars reward offered tor
the detection and conviction OF the tire
bugs.
Coz Dan RICE announces that ne will
not lecture at MOundsville on Friday
night, but will be on hand at Wellshurg
-ud Hellaire on Thursday and Saturday
nights.
Ions DEylNE, John Bic&erton and
lien Thompson, formerly boilers IN the
Riverside mill, have given up their
work there and secured positions IN
MOundsvI!tr.
lr must br distinctly understood that
the Convention which will he held here
on the 23i and days following Is Tor tie
benefit oil both teachers and superInten'
dents oil counties.
Miss ELLA HoFFNAS, oil the Fifth
warl, daughter OF John II. Holman,
Esq was surprised by large number
on n.r Young friends last nyht, whom
she entertained handsomely.
MrLEs < son received i beautiful sill.
Yer medal Tuesday for excellence OF
Photographic display at the State Far;
The medal vas worthily bestowed as all
wnO saw the display will aver.
ALEXANDER SHAFER put in an appear
ancc Yesterday al the city building with
a beautifully decorated countenance,
evidently the work cl a master hand,
and asked for A warrant for the contrac-
tor, Edward Nagle.
FoR some time past boys have been
causing considerable annoyance add
expense by trespassIng upon the
grounds of the Wheeling Hospital, dam,
aging fences, etc. The police should
see that these offenders are arrested.
Iouv UI,NEl, ui BenwoOd, got into Il
fight with another man day or two
ago and the result was that John was
brought to this city lor repairs. HIS
shoulder was broken, and other severe
injuries were inflicted.
The Preston Jo,n1,ol says that Col.
John A. F. Martin has in that town the
front carriage OF a log wagon, the hubs
oi which were those UI 4 cannon carriage
that Was part of the military train IN
the celebrated Braddock' 5 defeat i'll l705
over 1T years ago,
SQUIRE PHILIPS issued warrant yes
teriav for the arrest OF Ben Balientlue,
Top mill nail feeder, who assaulted
brother feeder named Charles kantO be-
cause the latter went to work in the lace
OF Il strike. That was Canto the first,
and Cauto the second will be when the
costs are paid in the affair.
WILLARD SroUT who lay III Jail for
some time on charge OF being accessory
To the cutting OF Harry Davenport, the
ru,ored man some weeks ago, had q
hearing Yesterday before Squire Phlll-
ips and vas discharged, Davenport
having recovered and lett the State. +.
g. Cracrait defended Stout.
OFFICER EARUM Yesterday afternoon
arrested Eugene Cady upon warrant
sworn on, by his brother AlonzO Cady,
upon i charge OF GiSOrderly conduct. 1t
seems that Eugenc was tight and made
things uncomfortable for AlOuZo at the
shop of the latter in the Filth ward.
lie will have g hearing before the Police
Court this morning.
TuE cold feeders held large meeting
in Market Hail, yesterday evening, and
effected 4 permanent organization by
the election OF VI. Madden as President
and VI. Rynoids as Secretary. They
unanimously agreed 10 remain out
until their demand was conceded. SYM
pathetic messages were received from
the hot feeders.
YESTERDAY afternoon At least fifty
of the glass blowers at the Nail City
rotilr and Glass Works, Bridgeport,
went down - the railroad as the train
bearing Mr. Harry Mcclure apd his bride
passed to TO honor To the happy couple.
They were provided with glass pitchers,
bottles and other avmhO!s of their craft,
and gave hearty cheers as the wedding
patty passed.
ToE some days past Donald Mckay, a
rrliyt o( the Moduc war, has been in this
city, engaged in selling books and ln-
dian medicines. Yesterday an effort
was made To arrest him under the re-
cent act of the Legislature regulating
the practice of medicine in this State.
Upon examination it was found that the
act did not usiiiy the arrest. and he
was allowed 10 continue his business.
Gov. JACKSON yesterday caused
pardon 10 Issue To John Mallory sent
eucrd IN 1879, IRON kanawha county, 10
three wears il the prniientiary for house
breaking. The pardon was granted on
the recommendation of the prosecutor
ui the county, and many other citizens,
l. appears that Mallory was convicted
ON the oath oi one Carr who afterwards
Swure that he had sworn falsely. Carr
i! also in the ptni.entiary. Mallory
has served out two wears OF his ap?ar-
entity unjust sentence.