Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27
THE GLASS CITY.
An Interesting Budget of News-Ohcial
Vote of Belmont County.

An Interesting Budget of News-Ohicial
Vote of Belmont County.
The city was very quiet yesterday, but as
the weather was pleasant pedestrians
were plentiful. The election is still an ad-
mitted topic of conversation, and was used
advantageously on every corner in the city.
The young lady who was the owner of a
seal skin sack found it none too warm and
displayed it with the usual vigor known to
the fair sex. The churches held good con-
pregation in the morning, and the police
and marshal found time laying heavily on
their hands. This city has been infested
with street peddlers of all kinds OF late
Last week six fellows managed to sell about
seventy-fve pieces of cloth for sultlng to
the people of our place, and the merchant
tailors have found it beneficial to raise the
price of making a suit several dollars. Our
people hope to be successful in their prays'
10 Keep the Salvation Army outsof the city.
NOTABLE HAPPENING.
Yesterday afternoon about 4:3O o'clock
there was notable happening on Union
street. Three gentlemen who were once
soil trampers in ould Ireland passed down
this thoroughfare to the B. & 0. depot
They were none less than Darby OToole,
Pat Scahll and John F. Kelly. The latter
has been spoken of in the Tribune as q
prominent Blaine and Logan Democrat
These gentlemen were once Democrats, but
prompted by some underhanded feeling
about the time it was thought tidal wave
was coming from the East in which most Of
The Irish would be caught up and borne
into the arms of the Republican party, they
bolted the nomination of Cleveland and
Hendricks and cast Republican ballot in
October. 1t was thought once that the
Irish detection in this city would amount
10 fifty votes, but when it came to voting it
dwindled down to about eight. As was
stated above they wandered down
the street looking happy and con-
contented. Mr.. Kelly had been called to
New York to take the stump. Pat. Schsll
an SxlO satchel, while Mr.. OToole told
funny jokes to keep up an incessant smile.
Mr.. Kellys ambition is topped now we
should Judge. We prophesied that his aim
was to secure a job under the Republicans,
when he published his reasons for not sup
porting Mr.. Cleveland. Oh, that Pat was
not able to do as Mr.. Kelly. 1t would he
the proudest moment Of his life to receive
= message calling him out to cheer up the
Blaine and Logan party. But Pats educa-
ton ives neglected when he was young, and
will keep him from any such acts in the
future as it has done in the past, when had
proclivities toward a position on the police
force. Au revoir
TOWN NOTES.
Rev. W. W. Walker preached in Martin
ferry yesterday afternoon. The doctors
seemed to be doing good business. Rev.
T H. Bell preached in the A. NJ E. Church.
Colonel S. Thompson has moved his family
to Newark, where he has received a good
position The Democrats should prepare
for big procession before November 4.
Quite large number of people were out
buggy riding yesterday Miss Lottie Brand
is home from visit with friends out the B.,
T.. 4 c. road. Our Wheeling friends are
invited to participate in the pleasures at
the skating rink. Official vote OF the county
gives Robinson 242 majority, johnson 2t3,
FHckinger 24S. Taylor $50, CASTOR 1853,
Sedgwick 1872, Kennon |, Berry 224, Side
bottom l68 Criswell SOC.
Edmund F. Booking and c. Menkemiller,