Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-12
LITTLELOCAL LOTS
Brief yottings or News I'm and About
the CITY.

IT is believed Snyder is elected.
TARIFF Commission sits this morning.
The Republicans saved Keller, in Ohio.
The library will open at 8 o'clock this
morning.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mccoy took
place yesterday.
THE Republicans will celebrate COTS
election, tonight.
LEre every interest be represented at the
Tariff Commission.
THREE marriage licenses were issued at
Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
The enthused Republicans were still at it
last night, and Market street was Bedlam
repeated. ..r. .... 49,. D.. E<
TnE Thirty.ffth street sewer will be
completed this week. This is certainly
fast time.
when the present excitement dies down
Republicans will see how much they have
lost in Ohio. .r..r
THE ballot boxes have all been returned
to the Commissioners office. The vote
will be made up on Monday.
The laying of the six inch water main on
Twenty fourth street, north OF Chapline,
will be completed tomorrow.
A GREAT many Madison Republicans in
voting for School Commissioner, got even
with Halstead for several funny things to
see."
ACERrAIN family living in the extreme
north end, are continually boring the
neighborbOod with their loud and abusive
talk.
FoR County Commissioner in Richland
District John w. Nichols beat Peter Della.
plain, and in Liberty David Maxwell beat
June Curtis.
THR leak in the main water pipe on
Market street, above Sixth, is still filling
cellars with water and suit against the
city is talked of.
OFFICER DUNLAP arrested John Z. Nor
gan at the North End yesterday for disor-
Derby conduct, and locked him up in the
Nigilant station.
ABOUT 5 o'clock last evening a boy was
knocked down by horse on Market street,
between Tenth and Eleventh, and quite
badly bruised up.
A son Of James McCune, Of North Wheel
ing, had the misfortune to run a piece of
iron through his hand, while working in
the foundry yesterday.
The Board of Commissioners will stand
seven Democrats to three Republicans.
The Board of Education will have q Demo.
cratic majority of one.
The complaints OF the way the new gut
ter has been destroyed by teams along
above Sixth street after heavy expense by
the city are numerous. .
A NEW chrome of Golf was gotten out,
yesterday, and Republicans wore it, vester-
day. under the caption, why We Smile"
1t is very good likeness.
GILBERT SCoTT WRIGHT, son of NJ. l..
Wright, died yesterday afternoon, aged
about two years. The funeral will take
place at three o'clock to-day.
GENERAL GoFF is not we'll and declines
the invitation to come here and speak at
his Notification meeting. He asks Yves.
Atkinson to dispense tatfy for him.
JOHN Koch, the well-known butcher, en-
tertained his numerous friends in grand
style yesterday at his new meat store, on
the corner of Fifth and Main streets.
JOHN MORAN, of Pittsburgh, was fined $50
and costs and sent to the workhouse for
four months by the Judge of the Police
Court yesterday morning OH charge OF re-
sisting an officer.
YVES. ATKINSON now claims he First dis
trict by vote of ,5S2. He puts Gilmer at
100 and Braxton at 400. When the figures
357 were given for WetZel, he increased his
estimate accordingly
The United reel of the fire department
broke an axle on Market street yesterday,
and had to be dragged to the shop. The
old reliable one horse reel will be in use
while the regular reel is being repaired.
TINS afternoon they putting up the cleo
trio light at Mingo mill for the benefit of
the DailerS. The lights will be on both
sides of the room. 1t will take several
weeks yet to get all things in full running
order eubeHriUc Herald.
The two roughS arrested on the wharf, ON
Tuesday morning, had bearing before the
police court, yesterday. One was fined $40
and costs for disturbance. The other was
fined $50 and sent up for Ave months with
out bail, He deserved all he got.
The following conveyance was admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday:
A deed made the 9th of October, 1882, by
Thomas Gallaher and wife to Thomas Byrne
in consideration OF 81 800 for a certain
piece of ground situate in the Eighth ward.
The party given by Miss Lizzie MUM and
others, at MCLain's Hall, on last Tuesday
evening, was a fine affair, and dancing was
continued until late hour. r. T.
Cockayne furnished the music. He will
play for a grand wedding this evening
down at Moundsyille.
SECRETARY OF STATE STALNAXER yesterday
issued certificate of incorporation to the
Wheeling Bakery Company, a corporation
proposing to run a bakery and restaurant
in this city. The incorporates are S. S.
Marvin, Matilda r. Marvin and Cornelius
Ramsey, of Pittsburgh, and J. NJ. and Ell
len kain, Of Steubenyille, Shares are 800
each, anu the capital stock limited to SlQ,.
coo.
The concert given by Prof. Hudson, at
the Wheeling Female College last evening,
was unusually enjoyable. The Professor
was assisted by his daughter and Miss Belle
dis, of Parkersburg. Miss Dis has fine
voice, and manages 1t with wonderful skill.
Prof. Hudson was suffering from a severe
cold, yet succeeded in pleasing his audience
from the beginning until the close OF the
concert. ....... .......r
GUY ALLEN ESQ, attorney for Geo. W..
Lane, now IN Jail, made application for
writ of hsbeaS corpus before one Of the
Supreme Judges yesterday, and was denied
the writ on the ground that the court had
no present jurisdiction of the case. Appli-
cation will now be made before ore of the
Circuit Judges. Lane fed from Allegheny
City, Pa, last March, and has noe sheen
back since. His offense is serious one.
LAST evening about half paStnine O'Clock
after the steamer Katie Stockdale had
pdSScu tuc al uuuule IdliEOdu OTluBc, on
her way up, David Gilkey, a Waterman,
fell overheard and was drowned. Efforts
to recover his body at that time were una.
yailing, and the boat proceeded on her
journey. To-day Capt Calhoun tele-
graphed to Wharfmaster Lsshley to keep a
look out for the body. but the river had
been already dragged without SUGGEST The
body has not yet been recovered. Mr.. Gill
key was well up in years, and is said to
have owned an interest in the boat. The
drowning occurred opposite Alkanna.-
Sfol6SRTilIe Herald f.-Frsg ,-r~I
TUESDAY night N. Huemuller met with q
very serious accident while attempting to
iced the mules belonging TO the Reymann
Company. He was undertaking
TO enter the stall when the mule kicked
him on the left limb and then landed on
his feet in Hpemuller's face, cutting and |
bruising il badly. This is the same MAJ
that had i've ribs broken by being run over
BY q run away team belonging to the same
Arm, about four months ago. He had Just
gotten out OF bed few days ago and was
not really able to attend 10 his duties
This accident win very likely keep him in
the house until December.
IF you buy Charter Oak Flour you will
a. ~ Ys .