Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-14

THERE will he meeting at Market
Hall this evening, for the purpose oil
forming new temperance lodge. All
are invited.
'SorIRE WM. PHILIPS and Capt. Aug.
Roll have been appointed to appraise
tue stock OF the defaulting saloonist,
Jas III. 6arrigan.
FARMER living near Kirkwood has
cow that lately gave birth to IuSts nattt-
re, in the shape OF calf with two heads
and i've legs. 1t lived two days.
The travelling season is upon us, and
young ladies who are going away, aud
who have q passion Tor flirting with
strangers, must put up with the eonse'
quences.
The road leading to Wheat's brick.
ward, around the hill, is so fearful that
Hamilton x McGranahan were com
PEELED to repair it to haul out the brick
they buy.
Foul odors come under the head oil
nuisances. They can be found filling
the air about many sewer mouths and
many alleys, all OF which should be
cleaned or abolished.
JOE LEWIS, a colored individual, was
intoxicated yesterday and fell down the
cellar way OF his house on Eighteenth
street, cutting his cheek and bruising
himself considerably.
The whole truth OF the difficulty
about the irish Land League simply re-
solves itself into this: The REGIsTEB
got the address and the IatetiigcHcer did
not, and it is real mad, so it is.
THE farmers down along the river are
reported as sayingthey wish the survey
ing party had brought the railroad with
them, as il could not break down more
wheat than is now being done.
The street car company yesterday
offered the drivers an advance OF ID
cents per day, but it was declined. Un-
less some arrangement is made to-day,
there will be no cars on the track.
THE Misses Hood and Heron will give
temperance Rotations at the Gospel
meeting to be held at Parker's hall,
2243 Market street, tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50. Every one will be welcome.
'SQuIRE McCRE ,DY last evening issued
a warrant for the arrest OF a woman
named Malmore, on complaint OF Nj.
Gordan, her mother-in-law, Charge,
disturbance OF the peace.
A PARTY named Frank COombs, resid-
ing near Etnaville, while in the Nc
Lure House billiard room day or two
ago, is said to have stolen ball and a
warrant will be issued for him to-day.
THE Linsly Literary Society held q
meeting Yesterday, and elected the fol.
lowing officers: President, ). OFT Boyce;
Vice President, Eugene Hildreth; Sec
rotary, Joe Hearne; Critic, VIM. Gut
man.
THURSDAY afternoon two freight trains
on the B. & q. road collided at Glover's
Gap and six ears were badly mashed up
and engine No. 72i wrecked. IL ran into
the rear of the other train drawn by en-
CINE No. 727.
Tue furnace fires in the State House
have been allowed to die out, and Gov
ernor Jackson has appointed the fire.
man, Mr.. John Howell, rs nightwatch-
man, an officer, by the way, the build
ing has long needed.
The Lyrics" rehearsed the "Chimes
of Normandy" last night with kramer's
orchestra for the first time, and Prof.
Hermann as director. There was more
vim and 20 ahead about the opera than
has yet been exhibited.
lT has been so long since a fire has
occurred that Chief Eccles is a little
anxious to see il the striking apparatus
in the Capitol tower is all right, and for
that purpose at o'clock this morning,
test time, will pull box 81.
A COMMUNICATION from Martini
Ferry asks a correction Of statement in
Wednesdays IatsHigencer in regard 10
the discharge OF Clarence Burris from
the Lsughlin mill. He left the factory
thinking there would be no more work
that day.
THIs evening that well known individ,
ual Mr.. John Nolan will open his new
hotel, the St. Cloud, in Moundsville,
with bali that promises to be very
jolly affair. Excursion trains will be
run TO accommodate a large number OF
this city and Benwood who wish to at
tend.
At meeting of the stockholders OF
the Nail City Glass Works, held last
evening, Messrs. G. NJ. Rhodes, Jacob
Berger, w. l.. Wells, q. W. Franzheim
and ii. W. Mcclure were elected direc-
tors, and subsequently C.. NJ. Rhodes
was elected president and Mr.. Mcclure
secretary.
The City Band OF Steubenville ex-
curted TO this city last evening on the
Abner 0'Neal. IL was a splendid night
for a water trip, and the immense
crowd took advantage OF il. About an
hour was spent i'm the city, and several
strolled too far and were left, as is always
the case with excursions.
LAURA MCLEAN has been an inmate
of Madame ships bagnio, over the
creek. Laura wished to leave, but as
her board was not paid the Madame
would not let her have her trunk. The
girl complained TO Squire Felber, and
II was then learned that in addition TO
paying the Madame half of the money
she received she was obliged to paw S26
per week for board. The Squire pro-
cured her trunk for her.
Ir is very likely that another Sunday
train will soon be put on the p. w. <
XIV. to satisfy the last accommodating de-
mands OF the public. As usual the
goody good people of Brooke county
kick and the Wellsburg Herald delivers
itself OF the following: "But as a
measure OF self protection and with an
eye to the future, il would be well
enough for the grand jury and town
council 10 put themselves on the record
as protesting on behalf of Brooke county
and Wellsburg. II unobjected to, it will
grow to be an intolerable Sunday
nuisance and acquieseeuce, in time will
be taken for consent"