Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-20

moved to dismiss on the grounds that no
spirituous liquo1 had been sold. The
Mayor, however. held the information good
and fined Bode SIS and costs An appeal
will be taken, and Judge Kelley will be
asked to pass upon it
Rates on cattle cars from Chicago this
way are Sl2 to SIS per car, and the butchers
predict another rise. They are trying to
bull the market
Lightning purifes the atmosphere,
Tribune A two weeks thunderstorm would
be about the right thing here.
A. P. Tallman, Esq, Cashier OF the First
National Bank OF this city, is in Montana
prospecting. He will be gone for several
weeks.
Six months interest on the water works
bonds, amounting to 5000, wss ordered
paid to the First National Bank last night
An adjourned meeting oJ the City Coun.
Gil was held last night, for the purpose Of
considering the matter of The bond
of W. c. Grafton, City Treasurer.
elect. The bond in the sum Of
$4,000, was taken up and read, by the
Clerk. The sureties, James Gill and J. b.
ent, viz: Sanders, Gallagher, Zilch, Grim.
mel, Reed, MCGOWAN, Eberle and Shuttles-
worth.
The ordinance in regard to the claims
against the city for work and other ex.
penses incurred during the month OF March,
was taken up ind approved. The aggregate
was about $500. :. -gs-a 5,..ssts.-~..- : =
A bill o, SEQ OF N. n. Mercer, for station.
cry, was referred.
The Police Committee. OF which Mr.. VIM.
Gallagher is chairman, keep a street watch
on the police. None are allowed out OF
their ward except when ordered. Mr.. Gal.
Iac nf ha
from the City Building on Tuesday night
and directed him TO remain in his own
ward.
Marshal Drugan has inspired feeling OF
confidence among all the citizens that has
not prevailed for some time.
Council will hereafter meet in the City
Hall.
The Turner's gave very pleasant private
entertainment at their hall on Belmont
street last night, at which great many
members and their families were present,
together with a number of invited guests
The performance consisted OF turning, club
swinging, theatrical and other amusements
The turning of young gentleman who re-
Gently arrived in the city. and the club
swinging of Mr.. Chas. Rodewig attracted
general attention.
The miners employed in the coal mines
along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad re-
turned to work at the reduction on Mon
day. Those employed in the mines on the
Cleveland and Marietta Railroad still hold
out, and claim they will not go in at the
offered price.
The Pond law will add several hundred
dollars at least TO the revenues OF the pro.
bate judges Office OF this county. The
Judge will get So for every bond that is
fixed under il.
There are a, ,G63 pensioners in Ohio, 1862
OF them being citizens of this Congressional
district. The annual payment, including
arrears. is s. Il. $50 for the State. and $780,
2i6 for this district.
The Comfy Commissioners met in
special session on Tuesday. and deter.
mined to erect frame barn at tho County
lnfrmary 40 by 80 feet in dimensions. Bills
for constructing the some are to be received
at the Auditors Office until June 9th.
On Monday morning the stock books OF
the st. ClairSville Company were opened
at the Clerks office, and in few minutes
taken. Later in the day the stockholders
held meeting and elected the following
Board OF Directors: a. c. Darrah, John
Boroff. John Carlile, Addison Thompson,
and W. A. Hunt. and the board organized
by the election OF A. c. Darrah President
OF the company, Addison Thompson, Secre.
tary, and John Borof Treasurer. In the
afternoon the President and Secretary Of
the company met with the Board Of Trus-
tees Of the st. Clairsville and Northern
Railroad, and effected lease OF that road
for period of thirty years.
Ii is the intention OF the new company
practicable. Heavier Ifoh-wIrf De TIaced on
the curves, and everything done TO insure
the safe and easy running Of trains. The
exact time Of the opening Of the road
for travel can not now be defnitaly ascer-
tanned, but it is expected that IL will be
within the next fortnight.
The lecture Of Father Murray, OF Cleye-
land at City Hail. last night, on THE
Causes OF Agitation in Ireland" was well
attended and was one Of the most thrill
ingly interesting addresses ever listened TO
in this city. For nearly two hours the
gifted orator spoke Of the wrongs that
persecuted people had suffered at the hands
Of It's oppressor, and when he closed the
audience appeared dissatisfied at his stop.
ping. Father Murray is the guest OF
Father Gull. Several other priests are
guests at the parsonage.