Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-10
LErrIsLocAI Eors
Rrser Josttsgs OF News An and Ahsut
the Casv.

We have struck good tneauieA lead
this month.
ONE marriage license was issued by Clerk
Hook yesterday.
Coon Is from Ohio county, and Ohio
county Is for Good.
THE Robson & Crane company Is quar-
tered at the Mcclure.
TIE Tariff Commission win sit at the
Mcclure House ON Thursday.
ASIDE from political discussions, the Cap
itol was quite dull, yesterday.
Thu. Democrats can. win at every point
to-day, II they only come TO the polls.
IT looks now as though We would have 9
clear election day and no rain. So much
the better.
The Hone reel was taken to the shop
yesterday, and broken tire repaired. The
tire was broken while out on Sunday last.
A CORRESPONDENT, who must be Repab-
licsn, wantsto know il Blaine held Office
under Garfield. Yes, he was Secretary OF
State.
WATCHES won't buy votes in Harrison
county. HubbelPs money can't buy votes
in Ohio county. And who will mourn for
Nathan now?
ONO county to-day will be honored by q
Representative in Congress. Harrison
county to-day loses the honor shs has held
for twelve years.
GoFF's friends in Harrison county raised
the cry to vote for Golf through comfy
pride. Ohio county heard the cry, and
echos back Goodly cry.
A LITTLE child of Chas. Bingell, of the
South Side, had very narrow escape from
being drowned, yesterday afternoon, by
f.1t;S, :, . 81 Sliaa ,,;th ,rash -aKar
THERE is still much interest manifested
in the revival at the Disciples Church.
There has been fourteen admissions TO the
Church already, and the meetings still con-
tinue.
A LIVERY buggy with two drunken men
in il upset at the coreer OF Twelfth and
Water streets last night about IL o'clock.
The buggy was badly broken up, but neither
of the occupants hurt
A RoUsISG Democratic meeting was held
at Bethany, on Saturday night, and was
addressed BY Eugene Tarr, J. B. Someryills
and O. B. Turner, of Wellsburg, and John
o. Pendleton, Of this city.
A rHREE.YEAR-oLD son ofSamnel Reynolds
strayed away from home yesterday, and
the men at the Atlantic engine house
finding he was lost, detained the little fell
low until the parents were found.
FALSE kilograms to Braxton and Gilmer,
falsehoOds promulgated by the Hubbell
Sanh edrim, falsehoOds certified to by Ner-
Ger, and many more have been exposed,
and the recoil has kicked the liars over.
DEMOCRATS should beware. No efforts
will be spared by INSCRIPTIONS workers.
to- day, 70 impose bogus tickets on voters.
See that the correct names of your candi'
dates are properly printed or written on
your tickets
A CERTIFICATE of incorporation was yes
terday issued TO the Clifton Band Com
pany' an orchestral association Just formed
at Clifton, Mason county. The incorpora-
tors are Matt S. Gibbons, Ed. X. Holland,
John S. Stevenson, G. 81. Stevenson and
James Smith
GEO. H. LEE, prominent young gentle
man Of Clarksburg, accidentally shot him
self through the right leg, Saturday even
ing. His many friends in this city will be
pleased to learn that the wound, although
a very painful one, is not dangerous. This
is his second accident with firearms.
The hltelligenccT will hereafter keep quiet
on the score of decency and morality.
After publishing anything emanating from
Mercer. il has gone too low to blush. II
ever. anything or anybody got the un-
qualified condemnation Of the general
public, that affidavit and that atfiant did.
THE following Sonveyances were admit.
ted to record at Clerk Hooks Office, yestec-
day: A deed made the 7th day of Octo-
Der, 1882, by Mary Shook and husband TO
Michael Baker, in consideration OF $50,
for certain piece of land containing eight
acres situated on Peters run. \ deed
made the 30th day of July, 1881, by Robert
Birkett and wife to Mary Shook, in con-
sideration of S5l5, for a certain piece OF
land on Peters run containing eight acres.
YESTERDAY afternoon young Branuon,
who drives NJ. Reilly's delivery wagon,
met with very serious accident He was
unloading barrel Of oil at Mrs. Dolan's
grocery story, on Sixteenth street, and
while taking il out of the wagon the barrel
slipped, striking him in the chest and
pressing him TO the pavement, and rolling
over his head into the gutter. Brannon
wss picked up and carried into the store in
an almost insensible condition. Medical
attention was Immediately called, and n
late hour last evening there were some
hopes Of his recovery.
LAST evening. about IL o'clock, quite an
excitement was created at the corner of Ja-
cob and Thirty-fifth streets. In some man
ner a COW belonging TO Lewis Suhn, the Sth
ward baker, fell into the trench dug along
Thirty-fifth street for the purpose of laying
the crook sewer, and among other parties
that went to the scene of accident was DR..
Mccoy, who unfortunately got too close to
the edge and fell into the ditch. The peo-
pie were unable to help the doctor until a
ladder could be procured, which took about
half an hour before which about 800 peO-
pie had gathered 10 see how the doctor and
COW were resting The COW will have to
stay there until to-day, when derrick will
be rugged and lift her out.
The personal relations of Messrs. Robson
and Crane are supposed to be in every
sense agreeable, but on one point they are
known 90 differ to n most violent extent
3 In politics they are radically opposed. In
the present Congressional struggle, one
upholds the Good colors, while the other
maintains his belief in the triumph of
Golf Their duties at the theatre this even
ing OF course require their personal atten-
tim, but so anxious are the comedians 10
obtain the very earliest election returns,
that they have made arrangements with
the proper authorities to have the first
authenticated news brought to them cy
the swiftest special messengers, and which
will be read to the audience as soon as re-
ceived.
LAST evening Judge Boyd presided in q
session of part of the Circuit Court, in
Clerk McCOllOcb's office, for the purpose
of allowing parties whe had not received
their second papers TO get them. The fol.
lowing is list Of those who were natural
lied: Peter Hieronymas, John Felking,
Germany; John Beckett, Ireland; John
Steihm, Germany; Erich Drlbrugge, Mi.
chaeI Schmidt. Bernard Deibrugge, Aug.
Jarby, Fred. Eerner, Germany;
Charles H. Lane, England; Pc
ter Hugo, F. W. Snider. Germany; VIM.
Saunders, England; John 0'neil, Ireland;
Chas. Yocken, Jonas Horkeimer, Herman
Beckorth, Joseph Schoader, John
Haihrier, Alton Wamsbecht, Leopold
Reister, Charles Newman, Germany;
William Nicboll, Ireland; Dsmersoh Shot,
fer, Germany; Laughlan Murphy, Ireland;
Jacob Banberger, Switzerland; Peter
AsSman, Germany; Thomas E. Bishop,
England; Casper Bluner, Switzerland.
The following gentlemen received their
g. Paul Ronr -