Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-25
IIR.EI.StRE NEWS.

Yesterday afternoon about two o'clock
Wm. Kenn, Ly entered the saloon OF C..
li,slop. in tie second Ward. He was very
drunk. and as lis name was on the list snd
his folks h.d threatened to bring suit
against HesiOp II he sod him drop TO
drink. he ordered him to promenade. He
r, 'l!sea 10 20, sni mad al Hesiup With r
lsrge knife. s,ying that if he put him out
b., would cut his CUTS out. HeSiop drew a
lar.e revolver and toll Kennedy 10 20 or
h. would blow his brains out kennedy
ltn left. HrslOp ~ once repaired 70
Squire Criswell's Office and ssore
out warrant against him charging
hlm with cutting with attempt 10 murder,
cgying Abe Stab in his saloon until be
r.iurrtd. Shortly after HsslOp departed
kennedy Isappeured and 81 3ceedod In
driving Stah and all the olhe-s out, help
rng himself 10 whisky add the Ike. ~
u is time OCiccr Ben Turner bad heard oi
Kennedy's InsnGaUyers and entered TIE
s.lcor. and With The assi.ttrcc u Dirk
Crczier arrested hir sud Iocrei him ur.
He will lie red 10 day.
u.rrY rRs- ENTnTIoH
Yesterday afternoon a5ont o'ciDck n
very plessan' affair took place in the wit
-.
Master of Mechanics Mr.. II ". IOgler RsF
told 10 call here as Mr. w. n. Harrison,
the Assistant Master nf Machinery.
west OF the ohio River desired to see him
He responded, and on making his sppssr.
auce failed TO see Mr.. Harrison, but WAS
approscbed by NJ ". G Grafton. one Of
Tie clerks, with fine gold watch in his
hand. who presented IL 10 him in neat
speech in be- half OF the employees OF the u.
s 0. and friends az a mark OF appreciation.
Mr.. Ingies was entirely overcome by sur
prise, but thanked the donors very kindly
in a modest manner. on the watch was
elegantly engraved: "PresenIsd 10 IL. ".
Engles by II. 4 employees snd friends,
December 2i:h, 1885
A,CiDEST on THE u. 4. SC.
All soTis of rumors we're shoat here
Yesterday about an accident on the Is u. &
{. railroad near Louisville on Sunday night.
Some said two persons were killed and 9th
ers iDiure1 J. end Others that a fireman vas
scalded 10 death and others hurt A rep
resentatiye Of The REoisTEE called at the
depot about noon and learned the follow
ing. Construction engine No. 1, while
coming from summerhsld TO Woodsfeld
on Sunday evening sbout o O'Clock, ran
into the end OF trestls three miles west OF
Louisville. The water had undermined
the first bent Of the trestle, letting the en-.
zine down In ~" shape, the "tsndsr"
FIRST. as they were backing. The fireman,
Mr.. Hines, was slightly scalded about the
back and cut over the face. Conductor
Sherry, who vss in charge Of the engine.
was not burt. The accident might have
been much worse.
sEKIoys KusAwAr.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Jonn McCor.
mck's horse ran of on Union street,
tbroaing Mccormick out and cutting his
head very badly. A bolt dropped out,
| letting the shaft down, which frightened
the horse
TRAINS pxLAYKD sY LAsDsLIbEs.
There we're no through trains on the B
z: 4 G. road yesterday, owing 70 landshds<
snd high wsier. Kelsey was q, lar oui q
any trains were run and much difficulty
| was s1perienced in reaching that point
| Hundreds Of couutry people Who expected
| 10 bring poultry &c. 70 this city and bo;
Christmas pr. sents we're dissppointsd, az
their feelings can be imagined
| AccIDIsI At IHI MILL
| keort 80 yesterday morning, - u
| mill, while Pat Donshus uas Working at
| heating furnace, he dropped ball Into
bosb. causing q terrible sKplosion, and
strange 70 say, Pat escaped unhurt
THE German" Asd their last dance o
the old year st Fran sheim's Hall laI
night. Several vi.itors were present A.
tbe Opera Hoase 0rcksstra furnished n
music. Dsrating was continued until U
| coming of the Christmas Day and d
"Germsn" was pronounced one OK u
hsppisst ot the year.
II NoruIss is ever ios' by being pl.sssi
and agreeable. which accounts nor tbs 2
, ursrksb!e sale Of tie crest national Ysned
DIR. Bu!rs CouEh Syrup, . safe. p'ssssl
and trccsssful cure for coSghs and cold
, Price Only 81 cecb eotAe.