Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-26
FAcTAND FANCY.
A Poipourri of News Done Up I'm Small
shape.

A PofpOurri OF News Done Up IN SnbhA
shape.
COUNCIL again tomorrow night
Council got quorum, last night.
The Belmont blast furnace viii start up
tomorrow.
BorrLrNe cellars must come up with a
$500 license now.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
COUNCIL last night took the tax off of
boarding houses.
JUDGE JAooB's court adjourned yesterday
till tomorrow morning.
The Rhea combination left last night for
Akron, where it plays to-day.
THE surviving children in the poke root
poisoning case are coming along nicely.
THE Humane Society proposes to wage
war on the cooking main, under the cruelty
to animals law.
Mr.. CHARLES WELTY and Miss Lizzie
Snyder will be married at the Cathedral
this afternoon.
/. SALooN.EEEPERs hould prepare their
bonds and have their sureties at Conncil
tomorrow night.
Dr.. J. S. MoRsAS, of Ohio, was arrested
ing drunk on the street
DANIEL EDGINGToN, one OF the oldest citi-
zenS of this county, is lying dangerously
i'll at West Liberty, this county.
The La Belle factory. which shut down a
few days ago on account of the engine being
disabled, will resume work this afternoon.
Miss GREENLEA. the grammar teacher at
the Eighth ward school, is very sick with
typhoid fever. DIR. Pipes is IN attendance.
Squire SCHULTZ thinks $50 is small
license for a circus. and rs for pugilistic
entertainments, he is down on them en-
tirely.
JOHANNA SMITH has entered chancery
suit against the city. She wants the course
Of the gutter changed in front Of her prop
erty in the Eighth ward.
The committee expenses at Council, last
night, were extremely Light, and were as
follows: Committee on Markets, 1888 6S
City Prison. $9l 73; Accounts. 1892 So;
Health $72; Police SAG 20. Total, 1892 "a.
THERE was a slight fire az officer Combs
residence. No. u Thirty.third street, yes
terday morning, caused by defective hue
setting fire to the manteipiece, which, when
discovered was quickly extinguished by
his wife and another lady with the free use
Of an axe and a few pals OF water.
A CERTIFICATE of incorporation was yes
terday granted to the columbia Copper
Company" of Washington. The incOrpO-
ratOrs are Senator VIM. Window. eX-Secre
tary of the Treasury; John T. Williams,
Noeris Peters, George b. Chittenden. eX-
Register of the Treasury, and Eugene
Fechet all of Washington.
The report, for the past month, Of the
Superintendent of the city prison shows as
follows: In prison March l, 1852, Is; re-
Ceived during the month, 81; time expired,
Is; one released by Mayor, and by the
Sergeant; died, /; in prison on April lst
70. Current expenses for month, $l39 81:
average cost per day, per inmate, l6A
cents
Mr.. RusESBuRG swore out warrants be-
fore Squire Schultze yesterday for Albert
Dillon. Charlie DALEY, Thomas King, VIM.
Neuhardt. Vim. Lewedag and Henry
BraCen, all glass house boys, charging them
with having DESTROYED his tool chest. The
boys were bonded in the sum of $50 each to
appear at the next term Of court to answer
the charge.
Tue Ohio County Humane Society cyi.
dtntly mean business. The Board OF Man
sgcrs met Yesterday afternoon, at 5 o'clock,
rs per appointment at the office of DR.. J.
f.. Smith, on Chapline street. Robert
CraDgle. ESQ. was elected president and
Rev. Lyle. secretary. Many matters of in
tereSt were discussed and decided upon
relative TO the effective work OF the society
and our citizens may expect to realize its
presence shortly.
YESTERDAY several wild rumors were be-
ing spread over the city in effect that the
Kimberly coal bank was on fire and that
the Fire Department would have to go out
to suppress il. Upon investigation it was
found that the entry had fallen in near the
furnace, which threw a small quantity of
coal near the furnace. 1t ignited, but was
quickly put out after the fallen earth was
removed so that it could be gotten at. No
material damage was sustained, only loss
oil few hours work.
YESTERDAY morning Mrs. Peter XOeCkler,
OF Fulton. had 4 very severe accident, as a
result of which she is confined to her bed.
\ servant girl employed by the family was
engaged in cleaning the windows of the
parlOrS and was unable 10 reach to the top.
Mrs ICeCkler got up TO assist her and losing
her balance fell out of the window. She
alighted upon the hard ground and struck
her head, iniliCting serious wound. Medi-
cal attendance was called and last evening
found her resting quietly, though seriously
i'll.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record a deed made April "a 1852. by
Patrick Wier and wife to Mary +. Holiday,
in consideration OF $500, for 81 feet off the
west end of lots ; and 1 in square 20. in
Caldwelrs addition. Also a deed made
April Is, 1882 by Hannibal Forbes and
wife to James g. Whyte, trustee, in con-
SideratiOn OF $3.50, for lot OF. excepting ,33
feet off of the north side, in Eotf and Chap
lines addition. Decd made December 30,
1881, by Mount Zion 5 Cemetery Association
to Emma Johnson, in consideration of SlS.
for lot l57 in said cemetery.