Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-26
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SvKESEr & Sons foundry is still idle.
THE creek was covered with ice yester-
day morning.
TIE Citizens Railway Company had their
short line on yesterday.
A A will go out on the Elm Grove road
after The opera tonight
0HE week from to-day the electoral vote
OF the nation viii be cast
Two marriage licenses were issued at
Clerk Hooks Office.
The Payements Of Paris will be at the
Opera House, next week.
Tux County Committee on Finance and
Roads and Bridges met to-day.
THE Mannerchor concert, this evening
promises to be q musical treat
MISSES. JOT and Murrows have purchased
the office saloon from Mr.. Hsnke.
THE North End Literary Society will give
a ball at Turner's Hal, to morrow evening.
VERY few arrests were reported at the
police headquarters ct q late hour last
night.
THE Iron Moulders Assembly K. of L.
will give a grand ball at Turner's Hall, this
evening.
CRY should bear in mind
that orly a few more days remain in which
to secure the discount for cash payment.
CorxcuxAS WILSON last night offered a
resolution directing the ~sseertaining Of the
cost of putting the Capitol building in per.
feet repair.
The case Of the State vs.. Ed Uthman on
charging of robbing. was continued until
the eth of January in the Circuit Court,
Yesterday, on account Of the absence OF an
important witness.
T.. NJ. McLArGHLIx on Monday caught
an oppossum on Short Creek that was a
wonder. 1t weighed 81 pounds, and was
literally covered with fat inside and out.
Old hunters dec AIRED it beat anything they
had ever seen.
In the report Of the organization Of the
Union Depot Company, an error occurs IN
the name Of one Of the incorporators. II
should have been J. Fl. Wade, President OF
the Valley railroad company, instead OF
]. II. Trach.
THIS afternoon the remains Of n OF
Wheeling's oldest citizens will be laid to
rest in Greenwood Cemetery. This gen
tleman, Mr.. Peter Heinberger, has a large
number of friends living out Of the city who
will be panied to hear Of his demise.
LAST evening Constables Laughliu and
Love arrested Madame Fannie Russell for
koepisg q house of i'll repute at No. 81.
Seventeenth street. The Madame gave the
required security for hsr appearance before
Squire Ankle for a hearing this afternoon.
HUNTER SMITH, Of Parkersburg, is lying
in a dangerous condition, the effect of &
blow from a billiard cue in the hands Of ,
man named Wright. Hunter drew a -evol
yer on Wright, when the latter struck HIN
on the head with the cue. inHicting a seriou,
wound. Conclusion of the brain is feared.
Tue Methodist Episcopal churches of this
city will hold a Union Thanksgiving seryic'
IN The Fourth St. NJ. +. Church to morrow
At 1880 a. m, Rev. j. Z. Smith, ID. d
will preach: subject, Gods Providence
Over is as a Nation" At 100 p M, Rev
+. I. DeHsas. ID. D., will preach q centeu
NAL sermon. All are invited.
OKyuLE BEwLEY, one of the boys injured
by the explosion Of a can Of powder at the
Democratic jolliicstion at Louisville, OIL
Saturday night, died Monday at | p. m.
He suffered great agony before death re
lieyed him. Young Barnes is in a very
critical condition, with little chances for
his recovery. Lopez is improving.
Tux following conveyance were admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks office yesterday
A deed made the 22,h day o fOctober, 1884
BY Robert Holmes to W. 5. Holmes, in con
sideration Of 81, 900, Cor the west halt oflo
I3l. situate in East Wheeling. A deed
made the 2i;h day of November, lSSt, by
S. Il. Cowden, trustee to Henry +. Nolte, in
consideration of 80, 1000. for lot No. Is in
Sprigg's Row, Of the Eighth ward.
Coz. ARSErr, as Counsel for Stanclif
and Mrs. McConkey, yesterday obtained {
writ oil hsbeas corpus from Judge Boyd
Officer Blyler was to have taken them to
Iowa. at : o'clock, but the writ was obtained
at $50 and will be heard at noon to-day
The prisoners allege the ofense charged
against them was not committed in Iowa,
and therefore the Iowa authorities have no
jurisdiction. The prisoners are still in Jail.