Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-07

FoRrxyrRsr street is being mac>damiaed
Tn colored troops are inclined TO be In
subordinate.
EyS1r FrzAEs was seat to jail by Judge
Jefiers yesterday.
To-DAY vii be sentence day in the Grim
NAL Court, Judge Jacobs.
THE individual expenses OF the county
commissioners Il an interesting item.
WORK on the new seweron Twenty-third
street is being pushed very rapidly.
TIE Committee on Accounts were called,
but could not raise quornua. " Si'lS
The Good meeting this evening promises
| to be one Of the largest ever seen IN this
city.
MARY BERsIe was sent to Jail last night
by Squire Sweeney, for q breach OF the
peace.
ALBEIT PRICE Is again at liberty for a few
days. BE was discharged rom jail yes
terday.
THE knights Of the Tournament viii
meet at the Capitol building promptly at
1890 P. NJ.
JuDsx BoYD yesterday awarded the Gus
tody of the little child Weakly to its father
Joseph Weakly.
A MAsQuKRADK ball was given at Beet
hoven Hall last night, by the glass workers
at the Central Glass Works.
s. P. Mccormick manager Of John w.
Mason's campaign in the Second District,
says Mason is gone fawnskin."
Coon stock has appreciated very material
ly in the last forty-eight hours, It s-above
per here now.and plenty Of buyers.
The 'Iky" Solomons company went to
Columbus yesterday. Col. Main says it
isn't worth d-n, and his head is level.
The political pot which has been going
to slow fire lately, has all at once begun
| to boil and bubble in a way that Is reassur-
ing.
SEVERAL large burners have been con-
| traeted for by merchants on the South Side,
and the company will put them up imme-
| diately.
JUDGE JOHNSON will have charge OF the
| Union Sunday School Teachers meeting at
| the English Lutheran Church tonight at
| o'clock.
A BIG social is on the tapis for next week,
| TO be given BY the Fourth Street Church.
| 1t will take the form Of reception TO their
new pastor, Dr.. Smith.
WIN. DIsr, of England, yesterday declar-
\ ed his intention to become an American
anu 4A1Ooe~A e~3 49,
i Miller were naturalized.
ONE of the horses at the Hook and Ladder
l house is getting very vicious. Yesterday
he undertook to take piece Of the hostler's
arm, but was unsuccessful.
OFF1cER Morris is after Sailer Shelley and
Frank O'Brien, who is charged with as
saulting and brutality beating Anna Malloy
yesterday in East Wheeling.
A MEETING of absorbing interest has been
going on in the Disciples Church for the
last fortnight, and the prospects are that
| il will continue for some time TO come.
The ball for the benefit Of the working
| mems library at Turner Hall, last night,
was q grand success, the hall being crowded
all evening. Mayors Orchestra was on
hand.
CATHERINE SCHLERITZAUER, her husband,
Peter, and Peter Miller, trustee, yesterday
conveyed to VIM. Spargo the north twenty
feet of lot No. IL, in North Wheeling, for
I $1,7O0.
LAST night girl dressed in masquerade
suit was assaulted by q large number OF
street gamin, as she was on her way to the
ball at Beethoven Hall, and nearly all OF
her clothing torn of.
The crock sewer now being laid on Thir-
| ty-6fth street Is rapidly approaching com
| pletiOn. A large force Of men are at work,
| and the trench has been dug and the pipe
laid to the intersection Of Eoff street.
ANN PLAKY's place in Alley Is, near
| McColloeh street, was broken into early
Yesterday morning, and q quantity of IN.
derclothing. silk handkerchiefs and othHr
articles taken. Ann is absent in Pitts
burg.
The Eighth ward meeting last night was
an INN. ense gathering Of the staid old De-
mocracy of the Sixth and Eighth wards.
The addresses of Messrs. Pendleton, Frame
and Robinson were rafting efforts, and
were well received.
FRITZ MONKEY, cleaner at the b. & o.
shops had his left hand badly mashed while
at work Yesterday afternoon cleaning an
engine. Ii was started up, catching his
hand with the above result. DIR. Ackerman
dressed the wound.
In Judge Boyd's Court yesterday, the
verdict of the jury in the case OF w. 5.
Goshorn VS.. Samuel Carter, given in 1881 in
favor of Carter was set aside and new
trial granted. The suit is to recover DOS
session of little strip of ground in Tria-
delphia district
AN autumn leaf party consisting OF the
Misses Mollie and Maggie Pogue, Carrie
and Genie English and Aggie and Laura
Dillon, and Messrs. w. ID. Reed, w. L..
Wright, K. w. Moffatt, Piper, Rogers and
Perry Beaumont will go to the woods near
st. Clairsville today.
THE revival at the Disciples Church still
continues with very encouraging results.
Elder 5. w. Brown, Of Washington, Pa,
who is assisting in the meeting will preach
| tonight at T:30 o'clock, and Tomorrow at
| IL A. and p N. The meetings will con-
tinue next week and until further orders.
MILIss ROBINSON complained 10 Capt. Ben
nett yesterday that Nell Andrews had sto-
4 len 1896 from her house on Tenth and
| Market streets. Nell was arrested and
i $50 found on her person. Squire Arkle
/ committed her to Jail TO await a hearing
on Monday. Miliss says there was 5000 in
the trunk, but that only 1896 Were taken.
THE Electric Light Company, Of this city,
| was waited on yesterday by large
delegation of merchants from Bcllaire.
| wanting the company to put up lamps in
their city. The company has taken the
| matter under consideration, and it can be
safely stated that it will be but a short
time until Bellaire win have electric lights,
provided their inducements are large
enough for the company TO accept them
The Young Mems Democratic Club will
assemble at its headquarters, Washington
Hall, at half-past six o'clock this evening,
for the purpose of escorting Hon. ]. Hanson
| Good from his residence to the place Of
speaking, at the Capitol. The Opera House
HAND will furnish the music, and no doubt
there will be large reunion Of this famous
/ Club. We hope every Democratin the city
| will Join with the young men in making
/ this public appearance in no way interior
\ to the parades of $780,