Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-30
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Brief yotiinss ar News In and About
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The Democratic Senatorial Conferees will
meet at the State House today.
0NE deed of trust was admitted TO record
at Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
THnaE has not been a case before the
police court for the last two days,
OFFICER DUNLAP arrested man in the
North end for being drunk on the street.
The County Commissioners Committee
on Roads and Bridges meet this morning at
8 o'clock. .s.,.
A SERMON by DR.. Thomas the celebrated
Chicago divine, viii be published in The
SUNDAY REGISTER
THE work of putting down the eurbstone
on the east side Of the national road was
commenced yesterday.
THR paving between the street railway
track, at the last approach to the Simpson
bridge, was completed yesterday.
TIE features of to-morrow's SUNDAY RE-
IsTER will equal il not surpssS in interest
all those that have appeared heretofore.
LOUIS ScHwALB gave an electric light con-
cert, last night, with the Opera House Or
chestrs, wbich'was q conspicuous success.
The relief waves were being placed on
the engines in the Fire Department yester-
day, and will be thoroughly tested to-day.
PorAroEs and other vegetables took a de-
cline Yesterday on North Market street. A
farmers wagon that was loaded with prod
uce broke down.
The police, last night, raided house Of
i'll fame on Twenty-tirst street, kept by
Mrs Ann Wright, and four women and two
men were arrested.
The Eighth ward boys were out with
drums, etc. last night, and parsded through
the principle streets OF the city with quite
a large crowd following them.
BILLY ARNBRUsTER, who has been con-
nected with Reyman's brewery, for num-
Der of years is at present confined TO his
home on Wood street with sickness.
Cor. Coon PETERS, of North Wheeling, has
been elected President OF the North Wheel
ing Temperance Union. He will make
good officer, as he is popular with all.
A STORY by leading Wheeling lawyer
will appear in THE SUNDAY REGISTER. 1t is
wonderfully fascinating and full of in
teresL
The following case was tried before
Squire Caldwell yesterday: State VS.. Jas.
Bier, on a peace warrant. The defendant
was placed under 800 bond to keep the
peace for one year.
THIS is the season for big pumpkins and
turnips to appear in the newspaper
ssnctumS, and one of the latter is now at
the REGISTER office. 1t was raised by Jake
Pullman, Of Brooke county, near West
Liberty, and weighed twenty seven pounds
when first removed from the ground.
AN interesting interview with a leading
West Virginia statesman will appear in the
SUNDAY REGISTER. He talks on the inter
State debt, and old "reminiscences.
IL e al.
walls of the Capitol was hOisted to its place
yesterday. The enterprising Coils. Shep-
herd and Kemble should have Publication
over il. The work looks splendid. Now
for the brick work and We shall soon see
Reconsideration CdH.
QUITE an excitement was created at the
Second ward market house yesterday after
noon, caused by a drunken countryman
undertaking TO run that part OF the city;
but his friends soon conquered him, and
placing him in wagon drove off before
any of the policemen arrived on the scene.
Col. BEN. WILSON will make an able
speech at the Washington Hall to night.
A full report of his address, as we'll as the
other speeches, will be found in The Sun.
DAY REGISTER.
YESTERDAY afternoon, about half-past |
O'Clock, as the chain gang was at work on
Nbdl olItCb, nCNHCCh AhliN auu EOulbN,
Ase Puttyman and jack Steen broke thear
chains and run away. Puttyman ran
tOwsrdS Fulton and Steen ran for the river,
and both men succeeded in getting away.
They were sent up fer thi.ty days each
about week ago.
EARLY yesterday morning F. +. Smiths
grocery store. No. 1924 Market street, was
broken into by thieves. The entrance was
effected by cutting a portion of the glass
out of the front door, which allowed the
burglars a chance to pry the bolts loose.
Fortunately, but little money was in the
drawer, which, of course, the thieves took.
Mr. smith could not tell how much, II any,
of his groceries were taken.
The SUNDAY REGISTER to morrow will
contain talk with leading member OF
the Knights of Labor. His grievances and
mis- hopes for the future are ably pre-
scented.
HYDE & BEBNAN'S Consolidation made
their appearance in this city last evening.
The show is q good one and well deserving
of the large audience that was present. We
would recommend u visit TO this show to
all those that enjoy hearty laugh. MesSrs.
Hyde & Behman are deserving Of credit in
getting together such a lot of tirst-class
speciality artiSts.-LDttiSriUs COurisr-JO,rRIt.
This company will be at the Opera House
this evening and no doubt will be greeted
by an immense house.