Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-22

ha = circular saw come In contact Win
the fore finger OF his right hand yester-
day, and amputation was necessary.
ELLEN MEDLENS yesterday swore out
a warrant before squire Wait for the
arrest of Elizabeth Briggs, whom she
charges with using very bad language
II Sixteenth street was scraped, and
some saw it never has been since il was
made, il would be in good condition; in
fact it would be the best street in the
city.
The Boston Ideal Opera Company
has been engaged to appear at the Opera
House one night only, May 3. The bill
will be "Olivette," new opera, and in
tensely popular.
Ovz deed OF conveyance was admitted
10 record, yesterday, as follows: Frank
z. Bell and wife TO z. b. DobblDs, deed
OF March Z, 1881, for part OF lot IN
Graham'S addition, for $1,000.
JAMES B. TASEY, City Collector and
en- oficiO school collector, filed his bond
with the Board OF Education, last night.
IL is conditioned in the SUN OF $50,
with Mortimer and Julius Pollock sure
ties.
FATHER SCHLEICHER yesterday mar
ried at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, Mr.. Pat Gavin and Miss
Ellen Giblen in the presence OF a few
friends, all of whom expressed the kind
est wishes.
TIE Wheeling Rifle Club has taken a
new departure, and proposes to give
grand ball on the 9th prox., at Maen-
nerchor Hall, for which Viewig will
play. The invitations are out, and are
very neat and tasty affairs.
THE case OF Gee. s. Wilson will be
called at 7 o'clock this morning before
Squire Philips. This is the case OF car
rying concealed weapons and assault
preferred by Mrs. Wilson and results
from last Sundays trouble.
MlYoK EGERTER mas called special
meeting OF Council for this evening to
consider the applications for licenses. 1t
is necessary that the meeting be held
this evening, as the licenses must lie
over for two weCk ks before being granted.
THE lecture of Jacob Kemp,e will be
specially interesting TO the ladies OF this
city, as he will speak OF ladies' as he saw
them from all parts OF the nation. Their
manners, dress, beauty, intellect and
ignorance. Aristocracy, shOddy and
real. Ladies don't forget to go to the
Opera House tomorrow night.
THAT was a CHASTITY joke that some
merchants on Water street played on
the Street Commissioner. They scrap
ed lot of the mud together, that they
had been praying to have removed,
shaped itinto a grave, put head stone
up and inscribed thereon, "The Long
Lost Grave OF the Street Commissioner.
The renovation OF the Governors
suite at the Capitol was completed
yesterday, and q more elegant set
Of apartments it would be hard to find.
The walls are delicately tinted, the
wood work elegantly grained, and a
beautiful carpet and set OF furniture
makes it a delightful place to drop in
and chat with its genial occupant.
EVERYBODY knows it and it is useless
and looks suspicious to attempt to dis
guise il. A stranger came here with
the symptoms OF small,pox and was at
once taken to the pest house. He was
so quickly discovered that the disease
Rad not developed and there is not the
slightest danger. Naccinate, but do not
be alarmed.
Miss NJ. l.. DIcEEY, the principal OF
the Fairmopt Normal School, reported
Yesterday to Supt. Butcher that
there would be a graduating class OF 10
this year. They come from twelve
counties as follows Randolph 4, Mar
ion 2, Harrison and Wood . each and
Wetzsl. Mononyalia, Mineral, Tyler,
Doddridgc, TAYLOR and Marshall one
each. The class is spoken of very highly
as being particularly bright and well
yersed.
THIs evening the Academy of Music
will be occupied by Wheeling Lodge
No. 5, A. A. |. :. I. W, which gives a
grand bail. The members have been
working hard for weeks past to make il
q grand success, and the indications
point that way. The President, Secre-
tary and Treasurer OF the Grand Asso-
citation are expected 10 be present, and
approve the fun and enjoyment. Mana
ger Howard with his company will show
in st. Clairsville tonight.
SQUIRE SCHULTZR yesterday had be.
fore him James McLarkey, Mike Bran
non and Francis Coitlen, who were ar
rested on the charge, preferred a few
days ago by William and Henry Mahn-
hsrdt, Of assault and battery. The trial
occupied nearly all the afternoon, and
tanned. The result was that the Justice
placed the three accused under 500
bond for Years good behavior each,
and fined them 81 aud costs.
The Board Of Commissioner is called
for this morning, at . o'clock, to con-
slider a matter that is OF interest and i'm
portanee. A petition has been circula-
ted and numerously signed, asking the
Board to authorize the levy of tax for
the purpose OF raising the quota OF
Ohio county for the preliminary survey
for the Wheeling, Parkersburg and
Charleston railroad. This is an import
ant matter and there is no doubt that q
petition OF some moment will receive
the attention IL merits.
FoR some days past Squire Felber has
had issued, warrants for the arrest OF
Al. Halpin and VIM. Marshall. who
were changed with riot and stone throw.
ing about Annie Malloy's house. Two
more were implicated, bat who they
were the complainant does not know.
Constable Sadler served the warrant for
Marshall on that party, Wednesday, but
he procured permission from Sadler to
90 and get his hat and up to the last ac-
eount had not returned.
By some it has been thought, that in
the report OF the Fire Department Com.
mi,tee Investigation, il was not clearly
stated that Chief Eccles proved by
Capt Bennett that he had not ordered
the police 10 stop summoning witnesses.
Eccles was accused OF this BY Schultze
and when Bennett was called il was
found that Criswell had ordered the
police not to call. There was consider
able talk over the action Yesterday.
Several are in favor of supporting the
Chief and there is rumor Of a minority
report. II that should happen the
Second Branch would be red hot and no
mistake.