Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-17

Minor City News and Pertinent Tals
and Comment,


and Comment.
GENERAL Thomas THUMB today.
A FINE horse belonging to Gus Zoeckler
died suddenly, in Fulton, yesterday.
OyEIcxRs FuGArE and Forbold arrested
couple of disorderliss last evening.
Ar q late hour last evening only four
arrests were confined in the lookup.
YESTERDAY Jsmes Burns, who drives
street car No. ~, was presented with
bouncing big boyle FOUNDER.
The Louisiana lottery, which drew on
April 10, sent out its drawing sheets yes
terday, ana the boys found they were left,
as usual.
The steamer Princess will run Thursday
evening to accommodate the Bellaire peo-
pie who wish to attend the performance at
Shsy'S theatre.
YESTERDAY the timber or stringers for the
Citizens railway track arrived, and the lay
ing of the new fiat rail will be commenced
near the Second ward market house, to-
morrow or Thursday.
The case OF the State W. James Arther,
charge OF breach of peace, was tried be-
fore Squire Bulger last evening, and the
defendenl required to give a $50 Eond to
keep the peace for six months.
The funeral of Mr.. Thomas G. Steele,
Grand Secretary Of the Grand Lodge l. o.
o. F at Grafton. will take place at 2 P. N.
on Thursday, instead of Wednesday.
The case OF State VS.. VIM. Christleib,
Henry Eberling and Joseph McDonahoe,
chsrge of misdemeanor. on complaint OF
H. Kerner, was tried before Squire Csld-
well yesterday. Eberling was fined s. and
costs. and the other defendants were dis.
charged.
YESTERDAY was the 9th anniversary of
Chas. Soldiers marriage, and also his 34th
birthday. About twenty five couple re-
paired to his residence in honor of the
above, and presented him with several
valuable and useful presents. Mr.. Seidler
threw open the house to mis- friends, and
fine time was enjoyed by all.
Stays theatre was damned last night
with the crowd of men and boys to see Ida
Siddons female Ministries. IL was a good
show and fly" in every sense OF the
word and the boys enjoyed il immensely.
1t was eleven o'clock before the show was
over, and the bald heads could not get too
much of it. Same bill again tonight.
THk following was clipped from the
Journal of Grand Rapids, Dakota: Col.
Thomas Wilson is once more in Dakota and
is now up at Hillsboro', where he has
large farm TO put in crop this season. He
passed. tue dL W htclluS, W. a., diiu
repeats the oft-told story of They're all
coming" The Col. expects to see his
James River valley acqusintances soon.
YESTERDAY morning TOmasa Padrone,
ore of the Italian labOrert brought here to
work on the River railroad, met with a
very severe accident, which may probably
prove fatal, on Water street. He had pur-
chased a cheap revolver, and in trying to
get il out of his pocket, the weapon was
discharged, the bullet entering his stom-
ach. After an examination the unfortu-
nate man was removed TO the Vince ing
Hospital, where he now lies in precsrieuS
condition. The remainder OF the ltal-
ials were sent down the river on the Dur
nal.
MAJOR J. c. DEyINE comes back from
West Virginia after few months yaca-
ton. as genial and good natured as ever,
accompanied by MeSsrs. Joe Thornburg,
Ed. Mckee, Arthur Robinson and d. c.
Simpson, sill Of Wheeling, w. Va The
Major says reports from the James River
Yall,y, verified by settlers last year, will
bring the crowd. The gentlemen accom-
panying Mr.. Devine, together with five
West Tirginians who arrived last week,
will probably settle in the valley about
twenty miles south OF here, making quite
colony. Mr.. Devine and party bought
car load Of mules and equipments. and are
going to make improvements on large
scale this season. A hearty welcome IS
extended to the party. As for the Major,
he is sure of welcome anywhere.-Graad
Rapids Journal.