Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-06
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nAAsO VI NEWS EOuMU flONNlnk hoOuA ~
City. s.
HARRY MINERS Comedy Four" tonight.
The Board of Commissioners meets at the
court house to-day.
CHARLES KASoN was arrested by Lieutenant
Sylyis, as q ~vagabond, Saturday.
OFFICES MoRRIs arrested John James UNI
der the yagrsnt act, on Saturday.
NEwTaS MARROW was arrested by Officer
Barun,, Saturday, for being drunk on the
street.
oxYI-xR CoNss arrested Charles Myers,
on So urday, for lettering On the street
corners.
Org y JrNKISs arrested JEFF Reed and
Dan NJ REYNOLDS for d~isorderly conduct,
on Saturday.
JOIN MYERS and VIM. Kunut were ar.
rested on Saturday by Officer Kennedy for
disorderly conduct.
0FFfCER KENNEDY arrested John Myers,
Saturday evening, for carrying a revolver
and for d~isorderly conduct.
RESERVED seats for Robson and Crane
will be sold ut Wilson & Banners on We'd
nesday. There will be a grand rush.
The heavy rain yesterday compelled the
workmen at Hobbs, Brockunier & Co. $
glass works to suspend work till this morn
ling.
OFFICER KENNEDY arrested Henry Ackcr-
| man, Rusty Atwcll and a man named Haley,
last night, for playing musical instruments
on the streets.
CLERK Hook on Saturday appointed F.
b. Nuzum administrator OF the estate of
George Bumfell, deceased. Bond SlOO, with
S. S. Reilly as security.
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there was a fight in the board piles east of
the Capitol building. No arrests were made
as the participants were hoyS.
CHNs. T.. DAVIS, a glass blower at the Gen.
trail Glass Works, wishes us to state that it
was not he, that was arrested at Nolte'S
Hall, in the Eighth ward, Saturday night.
on Saturday one of the carpenters who
was working on the impromptu roof
at Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.'S glass house
fell TO the floor of the factory and sustained
severe injuries.
The ice dealers nave agreed upon q scale
of prices for the summer ranging from 65
cents TO 81 per 100 pounds. Next the sa-
loonSts win be agreeing upon a scale for
cocktails and cobblers.
Trs reel belonging to the United, while
goingdOwn Market street in answer to the
alarmS yesterday. broke a front spring in
crossing the Riverside railway track. which
leads from the upper to the lover mill.
The hook and ladder truck was given a
general overhauling by George MCGOWAN,
of Redman's shop, Saturday, by cutting
new threads and placing new nuts on the
ankles. The boys say she runs now like a
fire carriage.
PHILIP MEYER, who drives an express
wagon. met with an accident on Saturday.
He had q large trunk on the wagon, and a
jar in passing a crossing, threw il against
him. and knocked him otfthe seat. He fell
between the horses and sustained several Sc
we're bruises.
A MEETING was held at Odd Fellows Hall,
Eighth ward, Saturday night, to organize
q Lodge of Knights of Honor. Twenty
seven names were presented. The parties
will be examined this week by DIR. Pipes.
The next meeting will be held at DR.. Pipes
office next Saturday evening at half-paSt
seven.
The initial number of The Bohemian. of
Columbus, has reached this Office. 1t is
the new paper Of A. II. Isler, well known
from his connection with the Columbus
Capital, who is assisted. in its production
BY Claude Meeker, also q favorite journal.
list. Ii is a bright and promising number.
replete with readable matter and mechani.
cally perfect.
SATURDAY evening there was a row in
Chris Niewig'S saloon, in the Eighth ward.
John Myers and VIM. Miller came into the
saloon quarrclling, and after calling each
other "Pct" names, Myers shot at Miller
with q small Seyen-Shootcr, and the ball
came near hitting the proprietor OF the
saloon. Officer Kennedy arrested the par
tie. and his honor will get at the true in
wardncsS OF the trouble this morning.