Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-29
YAcrAAssprAsCY.
minor Ctty News and Persi.eat raih
and Comment.

at the upper Riverside mill.
sorrRE SeHCLrzE is making some sub
stsaiial improvements in the rear OF ms
residence in the Eighth wars-
LEpIs and Raleigh county assessments
we're under consideration by the SSate
Board of Equalization, yesterday.
FRAzrEr. the belligerent school teacher
wEo killed two pupils, has been AGAIN ls-
nored by q Guernsey county grand Jury
wv. CrRrIs, an employee OF the Crescent
mill. had his arm caught between post
ard coal car, yesterday, and badly broken
ApoLPH LupwIG, yes terdsy, had the fore
6rgrr of his right hand cut OF while play
irg with 8 selffeeder at the La Belle mill.
IT should have been Thou art coming
that was sung st the 5. 5. Convention, at
Moundsville, and not Thou art burning
~ was printed.
OSE deed in fee was recorded yestetday:
Peyton B. Dobbins and wife to Ii. Meier
& Bro, part Of lot 80, Graham's addition,
for 81, $50, in q deed dated May 26.
REV. GEO. E HrrE yesterday received
dispatch- from Mrs. J. Ellen Foster TO the
effect that she will be present at the grand
temperance mass meeting at Moundsyille,
in July.
ISDICATIONs point to a revival Of the war
among the Republicans over the revenue
collecIorshipS. 4 good shot is said to be
repcsing in the locker OF the anti-Pierpoint
faction.
A LITTLE son OF Robert Wells, of the
South Side, had his foot badly mashed yes
terday morning while playing around the
United Engine House, by having heavy
door fall on il.
The Aciiyes of the East End and the
Potters Assembly will play a match game
Of base ball, "Wednesday afternoon, at the
picnic given by the POtters Assembly, at
the Fair Grounds.
The County Com nittee on Poor House
met yesterday and will recommend the
letting Of medicine contracts as follows:
South Side, ChaS. Z. J. Bingell; North
Side, Edmund Booking.
THE Brunswick will serve its first rCgu-
lar dinner 10 day, from II TO o'clock.
Gentlemen not wishing TO go home will
find all the deliCacies and substantials OF
their home table at the Brunswick.
Mr.. R,HpoLrH, the chief engineer OF the
&. & o. Company, left Washington on Sat
urday. Col Boyd and the engineer corps
under Nj. kretier. are .cstaking the road
and making ready for the pick and shovel
brigade.
A N,S named Ryder was arrested by Oh
fCeIs Sy.vIs and Barum Yesterday, charged
with rObbing the till at Scott Richards sa-
Ocn IN Centre Wheeling. he was very
obstgeperous aid Officer Barum telephoned
10 Sy!yis for assistance.
NM. Miller the North Market street
salO0nist. celt bra;ed his Attn birthday
Yesterday. The Opera House and manners
Orchestras serenaded HIM, and Col. Jake
Nunge presented him with i gold headed
cane on behalf OF his friends.
ii ha To-, -, Ill
b d both bones OF his right leg broken
and his foot crushed while working a. the
rolls Yesterday afternoon. He was brought
down 20 his hume on Market street, where
he was attic nded by DR.. Garrison.
The company interested in the laundry
that was burnt out in the late Grant
House fire have secured the room under
Lem Busbeys, on Market street, formerly
used for auction purposes, and will be N
running trim in about week-aS soon as
the necessary outfit can be obtained from
New York.
\ BIG S-wheel passenger engine, weigh
ing 10 tons, went west over the u * .. yes
terday. bound for the Railroad Exposition
in Chicago. The engine has been in use,
but waS rebuilt at Baltimore and sent on
for exhibition. The boys at the Z, & D.
called il "Jumbo' at once. 1t was
smooth, essy.running engine for one so
large.
TIE Committee on Police met at the
Ctr Bg;lding last evening. Tie resOlu.
ton asking for the appointment OF
special detective was rejected. The com.
niittee decided to build Station House at
the Fair Grounds, provided the Fai: Asso-
cation would stick to their agreement to
furnish the Necessary ground aud half the
expenses OF putting up the building.
1t uh rrhaan1
the vacuum watts OF the sugar refinery,
shipped them via. the Baltimore aud
Ohio railroad TO his plantation where
they will be USed in an extensive sugar
house erected. The moving OF these arti.
Cles was managed by Mr.. John Bodley.
one large kettle that was moved from the
upper floor OF the building weighed 6,0O
pounds.
The suit OF NJ J. kavanaugh sgAinst the
Bellaire Window Glass Works was set FOR
trial in the Common Pleas Court at ST.
Clairsyille 70 day. The suit is brought for
:, 600. Ii grows out OF the runaway that
occurred last fall. II vii. be remembered
that Kavanaugh was driving by the works
vixen his horse took fright at some casks
or barrels that were being rolled out of the
works, and ran away. kayalaugh was
thrown out OF the cart and one of his big
toes badly mashed. The horse was also in.
| jured.- Bc'iDify Independent.
THERE 5 q great crowd on the railroad
bridge at Pittsburgh watching tie WORK Oh
the wreck of the steamer Amos. Men are
busily engaged in trying to eXtricate the
engines aud boilers from the wreck. Tie
| boat Is broken III two, the forward part is
! at one side OF the pier while the cabin anu
wheel are at the other side. Ii was report
| ed Saturday that no one was killed, but one
man whose name has not been aSCertained,
was drowned. A number OF men were
| Graphing for the body and trying 10 get
| into the cabin, where it is supposed he
wss caught when the boat went down.
TIE Jury in the case Of Hanke again>t
| The CITY was composed OF twelve men,
| eleven OF whom were -. CiairsY!l!e men,
and verdict was given against the plain
! tiN. lie :o.e the case came up some over
NEEDLE some and probably highly intelii-
gent individual IN his own mind, s Mt word
| TO the county seat to see that m st. Glars
willie man b. allowed TO sit as Juror in the
| case. This sounds 50 ridiculous that We
| ar 10th 10 believe that such word was ever
sent from Bellaire, bat il IS told as a fact.
For the axe Of the good judgment OF the
people Of our city, We hope il is not, and il
! il j. true il should he q lesson to the bIgOt.
ed individual not 10 Nllow his prejudice 10
| rur away With him any mOEe.-Bs|Uitc h
icys"J.1i.
The mansgers of the Central Works Of
| Wheeling have evidently changed their
| minds, and will shut down from the first
of July TO the middle Of August. They iirSt
sent out a circular 10 the trade aUnounc.
! ing thst they would not suspend worS
| during the summer. as they would have all
! they could DO 20 fill their orders This
/ wsS followed last week by a second circular
| stating that they would have TO shut down
/ in obedience to the rule of the Glass Blow
/ eTs Uniou. About all the manufacturers
! in the Association including those in Can
! ads, have concluded to suspend operations
/ for the six weeks. Jobbers aud others are
J already placing their orders for goods Tor
! the early fall trade, which will be packed