Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-12
FACT ANDFANCV.
minor City News and Pertinent TALK
and Comment.

TEMPERED by the rain OF the Gay Oelore,
yesterday was bright spring day.
An excursion from Marietta and Parkers-
burg will visit this city tomorrow.
TIE German Benevolent Society will
give fine bail at Turner'S Hall tonight.
The small boy can use his fingers on
which TO count the days before the circus
comes.
THE District Assembly No. s. X. of L..
will give grand picnic at the Fair Grounds
to-day.
SEE The SUNDAY REGIsrER for the latest
and brightest news.
The Wellsburg Nelre arose Phgnix-like,
from its ashes, and appeared as usual, yes
terday.
The SUNDAY REGIsrER will be rich, rare
and racy.
The bearing the smallpox may have on
the election in the Third district, is being
canyaSsed.
The street car track has turned the cor
ner of Twenty second and is now being
laid down Chapline.
THE Brunswick" William Enters new
place at 1877 Market street, will be opened
with all the honors to-day.
The South Side Singing Society ball at
q very large CROW d being present.
WIN. LEAsURE was acquitted, in the Cir
cult Court, yesterday, Of the charge OF bas-
tardy preferred by Sarah J. Snyder.
The 5000 damage suit for SANDER is now
on trial in the Circuit Court. ID. Epple IS
plaintiff and Wan. c. Stewart defendant.
THE SUNDAY REsIsTER will go off like hot
cakes to morrow. Secure q copy early.
IT is reported that John l.. Maxwell,
former Secretary OF the gas works. has died
at Dallas, Texas, in the most INDECENT cir
cumstances,
ABOUT midnight last night a row took
place in the bar.room at Labor hall. The
police arrested 4 Or young men as
being connected with the atfray.
A WARRANT was issued before Squire
Phillips yesterday for Mrs. Ida Miller on
charge Of breach Of peace, on complaint OF
Mrs Martin Oolan. The case will be tried
this evening.
ORDERS from all agents OF the SUNDAY
REGISTER have increased so largely during
the past week that a largely increased
edition will be printed to morrow. Get q
copy early in the morning.
CRY RECEIVER DUSAwAY has received the
money on all coffee house licenses, which
amounts in round numbers to $4,000. he
is very anxious to see the parties taking
out licenses for vehicles.
CITIZENS of Leatherwood complain tit.
terly of the dead horse now lying IN the
creek at that place, its CHASTITY odOr crying
aloud to heaven, The county authorities
have been notified and should take some
action.
The SUNDAY REGIsrER has received a
CODdl Ceal Of gratuitous advertising dur
ing the past week from its contemporaries
and will appear 10. morrow as usual brim-
ming full Of lively news.
AS drove of the Alderney cows were
being shipped up the river on the A6ner
ONeal, one of the calves ran into 5. kug-
Inns tin shop and smashed large number
OF articles before it was driven out.
TIE case of State VS.. Mrs. Martin Nolan
plant of Mrs. Ida Miller. was tried before
Squire Phillips last evening, and the de-
PENDANT required to give 500 bond to keep
the peace for six months.
THE Hornbrook Park, sold week ago to-
day, changed hands on the following Mon
day. Yesterday George Hook, one OF four
now the owners of the property, paid over
to Alexander Bond, the agent Of the heirs
of the HOFnbroOk estate, the sum of S2i, $50,
the price it sold for.
The dwelling house and granary OF BAIL
Dye, of Perry township, near WOOdsfeld,
were destroyed by fire on the morning OF
the Sth inst. Nearly all the household
goods of ar. Dye were destroyed by the
fire The property was insured for Sl,l 90,
which will not replace the property de-
StrOysd.
VICE President THOMPSON leaves Jor
Beaver, Pa, this morning attend the
meeting of the Amalgamated Association
committee, at which meeting the time Of
the annual reunion will be settled and the
general arrangements made. There seems
TO be no doubt but the 2d of June will be
fixed as the day OF celebration.
WHILE the hands on the Elm Grove
road were raising switch yesterday, one
of the gang let go his hold causing the
rail to fall. In falling it struck several
OF the men knocking them down, none,
however, being seriously hurt with the
exception of ThOs. Clatterbrook, who had
his thumb broken and was badly bruised.
Or. Y. c. SCorr, Chairman of the Com
mittee of Arrangements for the meeting Of
the American Medical Society, at Cleye-
land, from June 5th to Sth, writes that all
lines west of Pittsburgh and Salamanca,
east of Chicago and south of Cleveland, will
pass delegates and their families to C!eye-
land for one full fare going and one Ceat
per mile returning p:oyiding they have
his certificate showing that he was in at
'endanCe. Special hotels rates have also
been made.
MCCoSN and Donovan, the young men
arr, sied by Officer Junkins Thursday for
lighting were fined IS and costs in police
court Yesterday morning. In default OF
payment they were ordered 10 the work
house for thirty days. When OaiCcr Jun
kins went TO the lookup to take the prison.
ers to the wOrkhOuse the key would not
open the lock, showing that the men had
been tampering with il, and the officer
could not take the prisoners 70 the hill
before 1 o'clock Yesterday.
Mr.. JAMES Mccoy, who has been living
near Wilson's Corner for the past fifteen
years, moved to-day TO Brilliant, where he
has accepted position in the Spaulding
Iron Works Mr.. Mccoy has been In the
employ of Spaulding Il Co. for the past
thirty years, commencing II Wheeling.
Twenty-Five years ago when the present
company took charge OF the Jefferson Iron
Works, he moved 10 SteubenvIlle, and has
served twenty-five of the twenty five as
Waterman, having no Sunday excepting by
reason OF ill-health tbSGriAc Gd:ette.
OJR New 1OTk SptCial correspondent
will give the SUNDAY REGIsTES readers
some spicy news from Gotham.
YESTERDAY afternoon about ) o'clock
the driving wheel which runs the soIth
pump at the water works broke, causing a
Stoppage OF that pump. This wheel was
cracked during Cummins' administration
rs Superintendent. The Water Board have
0een eXpeC ting this wheel TO give way and
had new one cast some time ago. The
Superintendent stated last evening that the
new wheel would be in position aud the
south pump at work some time next Mon
day and did not think there would be any
trouble in supplying the city with water.
as both of the other pumps are working
nicely.
A LARGE skiF reached the citv last even
ing from Pittsburgh, from which place it
started last Sunday, containing a party Uf
printers on a jaunt down The river. The
party consists Of Col. Law and VIM. ..
Bradbury. of the indianapolis Sentinel, and
Mr.. MoOrhouse, Of Pittsburgh, all printers.
They intend to travel TO New 0rleans in
this way, their object being pleasure and
and ~ naka ahNpt tUantv