Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-14

rather than local. The heat Of the fight
was IN the Congressional districts. The
election Of Congressman had nothing
10 do with the IigEa 'cGsDAx Rssrsrss.
Ohio. Hw-g the Streets were deserted
Tax election news evidently parslyzed
members Of Council. ae zee 10 2
Tosr DxSIxH,s great combination Of The
Opera House, tonight. |
TIE revival at the Disciples church win
be continued tonight =
JoHS DrNeurN was arrested BY Lieutenant
Sylvis under the vag oct,
To-Mosaow's susnAY RkGIsrKB win be an
unusually latesesting issue.
ovvs:xS MoEkls- arrested J. 2. Vance hf
disordsrly oonducs yesterday.
OK deed Of trust was admitted 10 record
at Clerk Hook ofice yesterday. 49,,
WoEKxEx are. busily engaged repairing
Alley between Main and Market streets
The police report the present as the very
dullest period In Capt Benefits admins
trAti0n. se
CoSGRKssaAS Corr will be sketched by q
brilliant writer in the SUNDAY REGIsrEg to-
morrow.
REV. ]. +. SIXTH. the new pastor of the
N. Z. Church, will preach his first sermon
tomorrow.
YouSe SPEARS, of the South Side, who
went TO Kentucky some time since has re-
turned home.
TBESUNDAY REGISTER tomorrow will con-
tain many interesting features. Secure a
copy early in the morning.
TINS evening large surprise party will
20 out east of the city from North Wheel
ing and spend the time dancing.
On next Thursday evening q grand ball
will be given at Turner Hall ia honor of
the Grand Lodge Of K. Of p, Of West Vir-
ginia.
Isaac SHIELDS, who works at the Riverside
mill, and who broke one Of the small
bones in his right hand some time since,
will go to work next week.
WM. DlMMEY, of Pleasant Valley, has
brought suit for s., 600 damages against the
Elm Grove street Car Company for the kill
ing Of his wife out on the Peninsula some
time ago.
REy. ]. R. THoNPsoN's sermon, to be
preached tomorrow night in Jersey City,
will be printed in The SUNDAY REGrsTER.
LAST evening Miss Ida Seibert and Miss
Noble Lowry entertained Q number Of
their friends at their residence, IN North
Wheeling. 7. 7. Cocksyne furnished the
music. All report good time.
Topaz quite q number of the members
Of st, Alphonsus Society, with their ladies,
will make an excursion to Canton, Ohio,
and return Monday afternoon. The train
leaves Bridgeport at II noon. They no
doubt will have good time.
A LARsE number Of the guests of the
Mcclure House arose at 4:30 o'clock this
morning, to see the comet. The sky had
cleared beautifully, and as the rain had
removed all smoke and mist, fine view
was had of the celestial visitor.
The friends Of Jos. Name and Will Lewis
met at Joseph Niehaus' saloon last night
and signed articles for 100 yard foot race
for 500 side. The race to be run on the
4th day of November and the ground to be
chosen ten days before the race.
To-MoRRow's SUNDAY REGISTER is up to its
usual high standard. Don't fail to see it.
SHERIFF JAMES D. HoRNER, of Harrison
county, with J. +. Allen, guard, brought
three prisoners to MOundsyille, yesterday
VIM. Hutchinson and Henry Clarke, col
Ored, will serve five years each, for house
breaking. Samuel Lanham will serve 8
like term for horse-stealing..
LAST night Council was called, but after
several attempts at q quorum, they ad
journed. The following gentlemen were
present: Clark, Commerford, Davis, Dun
ming, ESchstruth, Halter, Jepson, Kenne-
dy Kimberly, Wingerter. President Scott
arrived Just after the adjournment.
ALBERT PRICE, Robert Richardson and
Chas. Watkins were arrested and taken be-
fore Squire Caldwell, yesterday, charged
with having stolen several wagon tires be-
longing to Mr.. Bach, and sold them to an
old iron man. Upon hearing the evidence
the Squire discharged Watkins, and the
other two were committed to Jail in default
of $1,000 bond 10 await the action of the grand
jury.
YESTERDAY Frank, little son of Michael
Moore, met with very serious accident. 1t
seems that he and several other little boys
climbed onto load OF hay and in Some
manner the little fellow lost his balance
and fell off at the corner of Twenty-fourth
and Chapline streets, breaking both bones
of his right leg between the ankle and knee.
The boy was picked up and carried into
Kurtz's drug store anu Dr. Alderman
sent for, who very quickly reduced the
fracture, and at a late hour last night he
was resting very easy.
A little daughter OF VIM. Shields met
with a very painful accident yesterday
morning. She was playing in the second
story of their dwelling and unfortunately
fell over the banniSters and down the steps
into the sitting room, striking the lower
step with her chin. DR.. Pipes was imme-
diately called in, and upon examination
pronounced her wounds painful, but not
dangerous. The jaw bone was dislocsted
and very ugly cash was cut IN the chin
and lip. The wounds were neatly dressed,
and the lite girl is in a fair way to re-
cover.
YESTERDAY afternoon as q countryman
was driving a wagon load of hay up the
hill near the stock yards one of the horses
refused to pull, anu in backing pushed the
wagon over the bill Fortunately the
driver, seeing that it could not be stopped,
jumped of, which undoubtedly saved his
life, as the team and wagon turned over
several times before they reached the bot
tom Of the bank. Neither of the horses
had any broken bones, but were very
badly skinned up, and the wagon was a
complete wreck. Another wagon was
procured, and the hay loaded and brought
into town and sold. The remnant of the
old wagon Is still lying near the stock
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