Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-13
RsrIrs or nussrse.
Small sIatters OF SesssPieked Up Here
and There.

4 OEE deed OF trust vas auuiitttu W reCOFu
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday. rs o
LAST evening quite number of babies
we're christined at the Chapline N. Z. church.
THx boilers at the Top mill are off. The
company having plenty OF muck iron on
hand - eall b.t
OSE OF its ENJOYABLE entertainments will
be given, this evening, BY the Linsley H.
stitute
The concert and commencement OF the
Seguin Institute viii take place at the Opera
House Monday evening, June %.
JOHNNIE RYDER the little boy from this
clty who stole 81 from a store in Little
Washington, was dismissed and sent home
on account Of his youth.
ENGINE 1879, of the B. L o. (Hemp6eld
Division) run by William Lemons was
placed in the shops Yesterday at Connells-
vile. where she will be thoroughly fixed up
before she again resumes her turn on that
sroad
YESTERDAY, q still alarm Of fire was turned
in, at the 7th Ward hose house, occasioned
BY coal house in the rear Of Robert Haz-
Lett house on Indiana street being on FIRE.
The department responded promptly and
soon distinguished the flames
The seventh annual picnic of the Logan
Union. No. 8, A. F. G. W. I. will be
held at the new Fair Grounds tomorrow.
The Regular, OF Ritchietown and Globe
, base ball mines, Of Bellaire, will play a
match game for a gold medal at the picnic.
The following conveyance was admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday
A deed made the llth day of June, 1884
by ". J. W. Cowden and wife to JOS. DOYLE
in consideration of 1850 for part Of LOT
No. PIP in ChaPline and EOffs addition tc
the city.
/ LAwLEss and Bowers, who were sent u
jail for ten DAYS by Squire Phillips for as
sault and battery on peanut vendor some
time ago, were released Yesterday and re
arrested for assaulting another man. They
were sent back to Jail by Squire Phillips tC
spend ten more days.
NEGOTIATIONS are now being made by
which it Is believed Washington will have 9
g'ass works, Very favorable proposition, il
is understood. are being made BY the com
pany to the citizens. But small bonus is
required from the merchants of Washing
ton.
| WASHINGTON and Jefferson College com
mencement begins on the 22d inst, and viii
continue until the evening of the 18th
Rev. J. W. Dnsmore. of Bloomington, ILL.,
and Rev. John 5. Mcintosh, ID, of Phila
delphia will take part in the exercises. The
graduating class numbers 20.
The Riverside steel plant is, beyond &
doubt, success. Tuesday two heats were
made, and yesterday eleven more were
turned out, all of which proved that The
plant is a success Monday next the stee
will be rolled at the mill and the work o
cutting nails will follow close on its heels
YESTERDAY about noon an inebriated in
diyidual got fastened in the mud, on al
creek bank, near the Main street bridge
1t took the united efforts of several mer
10 rescue him as he was mired to the waist
How he got down there could not be ascer
tanned. The man refusing to talk on the
subject.
A PITTsBrRG man is in the city for tn,
purpose of securing asbull dog to mattel
against Jack Napoleon" the famous Pitts
burg dog. A good dog is reported east o
the city, and if he can be secured q match
will be made for 81 900, or, at least, chal
lenge will be issued to Jacks owner fol-
such a fight.
A LITTLE boy named Laney while playing
near the corner of Twenty-Second and
Market streets Yesterday afternoon was hi
on the forehead with a large stone thrown
hv one Of his playmates, cutting a gasE
about two inches long He was Carried
into Memkemillers drug store and tn,
wound dressed.
ME. Fed MAILER had his delivery Wagon
smashed up. by his horse running away will
it Yesterday afternoon. Mr. Miller hitche,
The hor>r on Main street South of DIST street
and while in Il store delivering barrel o
salt. the urchins of that ward commence,
stoning the horse, causing him to breal
loose and run off
YESTERDAY the Healv base ball club gave
picnic at the new Fair Grounds. A yer,
large crowd attended and a very pleaSan
time was enioyed by all. The Glass CITY
nine of Bellaire and the Healy'S crossed
bats. The game was one Of the best play
ed on the Fair Ground this year, though
defeated by score of to s, the Heal,
nine played very strong game. The,
would have been the victorS, had not tn,
error been made by one ofthe players in thu
9th inning.
JoHN BURKE, Marshal of Bellaire, wa
here Tuesday testifying in the United State
Courts, and called at police headquarters Il
look at some pictures in the Rogue'S Gal
lerv, as he thought he had prisoner Wit
was formerly convicted here. Burke wa
testifying in the case of the United State
VS.. c. P. Morris, f. G. Fulton and c. E
Norris, desperadoes, who have stolen 6fteei
horses, robbed three postoffces, and ar,
charged with over two hundred crimes com
mitted IN Pennsylvania, West Virginia ant
Ohio.-Columbus Times
WHEN the rain came up on Tuesday
Clarence Horn and his father, of Yves
Bethlehem township, Washington county
being out hauling logs, took shelter unde
hickory tree near the residence of Henr,
Ellcr While there discharge of lightning
took place, slightly scratching the tree, bu
the most of it striking young Mr.. Horn
The electricity seemed to have first come il
contact with the back of his head singeiny
his hair and then to have passed over hi
body and down each leg in some place
burning the flesh to a crisp. On one O
his legs the skin was ripped open in severa
places and on the other blistercd. 1t wa
at first thought that his injuries were fatal
hut he was still living on Wednesday morn
ing.
To the Democratic Voters of Ohio County
The report that l have Withdrawn iron