Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-06
THE PASSING Snow.
Registered Results Remarked In Repor-
torial Rambhngs

are out every night.
OSE thousand eight foot locust posts
have been purchased Tor building the
ieace around the new fair grounds.
THAr old hummer Jimmy Norris was
locked up, Saturday evening, for insist
lug on an interview with Gov. Jackson
"B0cACCIo" is said to be the opera
I ,at the Lyrics will 90 in training for,
with Pittsburgh tenor in the title role.
A SPECIAL train was sent on the
Hempfeld to Little Washington last
evening, with lot vi ties Tor the extern
sion.
The Germania Singing Society excurts
70 day To Crvsaps on the Telegram.
very pleasant and enjoyable time VIII
be had.
THxRE was quite an extensive cock
fight up Boggs' Run, Saturday evening,
and they say the sport, in Its way, was
first class.
PAET OF the works OF the Pipe Greek
Coal Works were destroyed by fire Sat
urday morning about 2 o'clock at q con-
sid cradle loss.
A FORCE OF painters and paper hang
ers are busily at work at the Female
College. II will not look like the same
place Tuesday night.
The miners of Kimberly's bank will
hold meeting, to-day, to consider what
thew will do over a proposed reduction
Of two cents per bushel.
The trouble between the managers Of
Al l.. n....anN a,.f tha hOtlaro nuar q -
duction OF the 1000 pound charges, to
$50 pounds is still unsettled.
A NEW rifle cub has been organized
on the South Side, styled the Junior
Wheeling Rifle Club, Sf which Henry
Stewart is president and George Moore
secretary.
PARTIES named Brucebanks and
Marley INDUCED in a regular set to, cor
ner Market and Twenty-fourth streets,
Saturday evening, a pair OF knuckies
being used.
FIFTEEN hundred emigrants passed
through Benwood yesterday, bound for
/ Minnesota and Nebraska. 1t is wonder
full the number OF emigrants passing
| over this road.
Ir was whispered about last evening
that the T., W. 4 Ky. would commence
to-day the construction OF a trestie across
the mouth OF the creek. They are bound
to 90 through to Benwood.
The b. & D. company has gotten
out very neat little phamphlet called
the "Summer Resort Book" 1t con-
tains the minutest details, and is vslua-
be to those contemplating trip.
Bob FLEMING and Pete Sweeney, at
the Saturday matinee were fined $40 and
costs each for their irolic OF Friday even
ing at Siedler's saloon. They did not
pay and were sent to the hill in default.
The Assessors are killing all dogs
whose owners cannot be found. Last
year only about fifty dogs were assessed
in the entire city, while the work OF Sat
urday in the First ward alone, shows
thus far about thirty.
CONSTABLE LAUGHLIN on Saturday
evening jailed Mollie Mclaughlin who
sOme time ago Was fined s. and costs
by Squire Philips for disorder and
never settled. Mollie made an awful
rumpus, swore and howled to her hearts
content, but all TO no avail.
SATURDAY was the day set for tele-
graph match between the Wheeling
Rifle Club and the Yale College Club,
| but the New Haven boys telegraphed
in the morning that they would not
shoot. so merely practice match was
INDUCED in by the home club.
To-Day being the first after Pente-
cost, is generally observed by the Ger
mans as holiday. st. Johns Church
will picnic at Memminger's grove out
the pike, Vaas' band being engaged for
| the occasion. The German Benevolent
Society will give ball at Turner Hall
this evening.
IS both parts OF the Circuit Court
Saturday very little business was done
Motions on demurrers and appeals were
argued and one or two unimportant de-
cisions given. Motions for new trial
in the cases OF Frank West and Charles
Niedemeyer were argued and Judge
Melvin will give his decision to-day.
tbs services at the Fourth Street M.
f. Church, yesterday afternoon, were
something seldom seen. Four friends,
or Quakers, two males and two females
conducted the exercises, which was
nothing more or less than a Quaker
meeting, consisting Of long speeches or
addresses and waiting for the moving
of the spirit. A large congregation was
present and eyinced great interest.
The only conveyance of real estate re-
corded 0y Clerk Hook Saturday was a
deed, made May 18th, 1881, by Elizabeth
Hydinger, widow and relict of Joseph
Hydinger, deceased, and Andrew,
Joseph, William and Jacob Hydinger,
and their wives, and John T. King and
his wife, to the p w. 4 Nv. X. K Co.,
for 5000, OF lands lying along the river
bank on the proposed line Of the p, W.
K Ky. extension, south OF Forty-6fth
street.
'SQUIRE PHILIP5, Saturday morning,
placed Jerry O'Brien under 500 bond
to answer in court a charge OF trespas s,
preferred by Cornelius Morgan, whose
fence Jerry had torn down. There is a
feud between the two families, who live
on the hill in the Second ward. In the
! afternoon Mrs. O'BIien had Morgan be-
fore the Police Court for calling her vile
names. He was fined 81 and costs, the
L AuC SNAhs ohokShNCN. AhC Niiai was o
lively one.
The anniversary OF the outpouring Of
the Holy Ghost was appropriately cele-
brated at the English Lutheran Church
and Sabbath School, yesterday. The
pastor was in the pulpit and discoursed
in the morning from Acts ii:i2 AZ. and
in the evening from Rev. ii:5. Assistant
Superintendent W. A. lIeimberger had
a richly illuminated object lesson OH
"The Comforter" And the singing, the
int rest and the well filed rooms were
indicative of growth and progress.
COMMENCING with to-day there
will be two or three changes in
the Baltimore and Ohio express. J.
w Pace, who has been running be-
tseen here and Baltimore, is transferred
To better berth between New York and
Washington City. G. L. Snodgrass,
who has been driving a wagon in this
city, Is put on the Wheeling and Graf
ton new train arriving here at 1890 A.
" and leaving at $3.50 p NJ Brown
Reed, OF stanton, will 90 on the deliy-
/ cry wagon.