Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28

tAry OF state, yeStcEuHy.
RANCH 10" vas given to good audience
ct the Opera House, last night and gave
tie highest satisfaction.
THK electric light company have pres.
,ent pine subscribers but more are coming
and the light will be cheaper.
FRANKLIN LODGE No. ). I. o. o. F., has
elected c. K. Smith as representative to the
Grand Lodge, by a unanimous vote.
Lovers Of base bali are snxioasly wishing
q clearing up of the weather, TO permit the
Standard Allegheny game tomorrow.
AN Ohio veteran is claiming q pension
and seventeen years arrears, on the ground
Of chronic lsziness contracted in the army.
II was reported last wight that man
bad beat his wife in the South End, but no
reliable news could be learned, owingto the
latsness Of the hour.
Col. RoBERr SrARKs and the rest Of the
crew will entertain q number OF thsir
friends with y social and oyster supper on
their bOst next week.
THIS evening the grandest surprise party
ever held in the East End will be given BY
a number of young folks. T. T. Cockayne's
orchestra will furnish the music.
The BtnwOod Mil Company were COM
PEELED TO bring all of their mules in off of
pasture this week, as several of them have
died from exposure and bad pasturase.
A WARRANT IVES issued by Squire Caldwell
Yesterday afternoon for James Bier on COM
plaint Of Thomas GlaScock for disturbing
the peace The case will be heard to-day.
A CONVICT says he was sent TO the prison
Cor be ny dishonest, but he was compelled
every day TO cut out pieces Of paStebOard,
which are put between the soleS Of the
cheap shoes made there.
Mr.. HAM WOODS, the urhane and obliging
cleIk OF the Martinsville ferry, was remny-
ing bis family, yesterday. on the corner OF
Market street at Alley d. in Mr.. George
Henry's residence.
The folks living above Seventh street
wish 10 know how long they will be conf
PEELED to wade through the mud before
Pavement is put down. as the Board or
dered the bosrd walk to be torn up.
ALL the mills in the city will bring their
live stock in from the country this week
as the weather is too wet and cold. and
pasture is becoming very short. In other
words, they will start the mills shortly.
YESTERDAY was the first time that any
marked dissatisfaction could be noticed in
the ranks of the manufacturers. They all
seemed to want to go to work, but did not
know just how to get around there own as
sCciation.
MANAGER TINBERLAHE denies the assertion
in yesterdays papers, that the men would
not receive the p cents at Chicago" and
further, that his mill is paying that figure
and intends To continue paying it, as the
market justifies them il so doing.
THE steamer J. s. Neal was tied up by
the Marshal. yesterday, and she will not be
able to leave this port until the debts are
settled. The reporter understood last
night that the rest of the crew had entered
suit for the payment Of their wages also.
SEVERAL important changes have been
made at the United engine house this
week. The reel now stands in front OF the
engine, and the horses have also been
changed. The two large grey horses will
now work to the engine and the bay and
roam horse to the reel.
The NuldoOn fishing club are still in
camp at Beach Bottom. Mickey Mesrs and
L. Dunlap, OF North Wheeling. will enter
tain their friends with grand vocal aud
instrumental concert next Sunday. Mickey
will play on nine different instruments at
the same time. Mr.. Dunlap will make
balloon ascention.
The knights Of ST. John will give grand
ball at Turner's Hall next Monday night.
A COUPLE OF young boys, klug and Dill
Ion, hau night near BeltZ Il Fladiug'S
planning mill yesterday afternoon, in which
the former was Knocked down, and in fall.
ing had his right arm broken. Medical at
tendance was Immediately called, and the
fracture reduced.
IN part Of the Circuit Court yesterday,
no business was transacted except the call
ing of the Beal Bros. case, which was con.
tinued until this morning on sccounL OF
witnesses. Part >, the entire day was occu.
pied by heariI & the evidence in the case OF
Armstrong vs.. Reilly and others, and court
adjourned until this morning at 8 o'clock.
TEsTKRSAY Mr. Clark Hanes, who is we'll
known t. all as one of our oldest and most
respected citizens, was united in marriage
To MrS. s. Hedges, of Beach Bottom, near
Wellshurg, Brooke county. Quite num-
Der uf the friends of both parties were in
attendance. The REGIsTER with all others
welcome our old friend TO the army Of
BenediCts.
The Bryant Literary Society surprised
one Of their fellOw-members. l.. f. Chap
man. last night, in honor of his
eighteenth birthday. After the usual
formslities had been gone through
with, the quests were invited to parttke Of
8 most elegant supper, after which numer-
Gus toasts were offered, and at late hour
the Young gentlemen were still eDjOying
themselves.
JAMES PARKER met with a very serious
injury Tuesday evening. He and several
young men were playing an Water street,
when one of them kicked aim on the right
leg. breaking il badly between the knee
and ankle. Drs. Hildreth snd Frissell were
called in and reduced the fracture. This IS
the first case on record of a limb being
broken by, the kick of 4 fellow man.
Mr.. GEo. HISS slaughter house was fin
ished few days ago and is the finest struc-
tUre Of the kind in this section of the
country. Yesterday his sausage machines
we're put 10 work and cut $50 pounds OF
meat per hour. This will give the reader
. slight idea ef the capacity Of the estsb-
lishment Everything is 50 arranged by
tracks that after the brute Is killed il does
not have 20 be carried or lifted by men, all
the work is done by machinery.
Mr. b. MCLkUsHLIs. q carpenter who
works for Armstrong & Co, met with q We
we're loss to himself ON Monday evening
last. He had drawn his money and put Is
in his watch or fob pocket, As it is called
and il Was lost between the planning mill
end Seventh street, on west side Of Market
Tie amount WAS one FIVE dollar bill, three
twOs, and some small change. in all
amounting to about eleven dollars and
forty five cents. The finder will be re-
varded by leaving ii at this Office, IS it was
his weeks wages.
An Italian boy had very narrow eScapa
from being seriously injured, yesterday
afternoon, on Twenty-6rst street. He was
IN Peter Windle's express wagon and in
attempting TO turn the wagon around. il
upset, and caught the little fellows right
'sg under the bed Of the wagon. Fortu-
na, H'y the horses stopped when the acci-
Jsnt h" opened, or the boy wouli have
e. I'D IT
hetI had,; 'sr Sonss rss ~ men n. AZ ine
anee and very quickly extracted him from
nnder the wagon. lis limb was not
broken, hut very badly bruised IN.
Mr. wv. BowMAN's little son met with \
very serious accident YESTERDAY, at his |