Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-15
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.
Matters CT minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

Matters CT Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
BOARD Of Education tonight.
TIcEErs for Maggie Mitchell on sale at
Banners.
Two deeds of trust was admitted to rec
ord yesterday.
The Chamber of Commerce will meet in
regular session this evening.
No UsNEs of Importance was trans
acted in the Circuit Court yesterday.
JAMES KENNY was arrested BY Officer
Stephens yesterday, for drunkenness.
The Bella Moore Company leaves over
the C. L P. road at 1920 this morning for
East Liverpool.
YESTERDAY was the twenty-6rst snni-
versary of the assassination OF President
Lincoln. Time flies.
CHiEF OF Police has issued q circular
describing the horse left at Rothaker's
stable on the 9th inst. by a nan registering
as A. B. Dexter.
A FREIGHT train was wrecked yesterday
morning at Powhatan, Ohio, by the truck
of a car breaking. The accident delayed
travel for some time.
PEOPLE living in the vicinity of the foot
Of Jacob street, on Nineteenth, are com.
planning about the stencil occssioned by the
dumping Of night soil in the creek in that
vicinity.
IT is said that two women OF the town
went over to Martins Ferry last Saturday
night and were badly treated by q crowd
of roughs of that place. One woman was
beaten quite badly.
RICHARD IRVING, q colored man, no re
lation' of Henry's. wa arrested last even
ing tor making the air blue with cusl
words at the Market House. Officer Dun
lap escorted him to the lookup.
The second grand union musical snt
literary entertainment will be given at the
Disciples church this evening. Proceed
for the benefit of the Sixth ward mission
Sunday School. Admission ten cents.
The junction Iron Works are turning
out 200 tons of steel per day, and the out
put of nails ia nearly 1000 kegs per week
Orders are pouring in all the time, and q
yet there has been no accumulation Q
stock.
News was received in the city yesterds
that Miss Jennie Cooper, who was sent t
the asylum at Weston about eight month
ago, had been found dead in her bed yeI
terday morning. The body WILDE brougt
to this city for interment.
A SAD death occurring yesterday, wa
that Of Alberta, infant daughter of Fran
and Mamie AloiDger, the beresvemer
occurring at forty minutes past twelve i
the morning. The many friends of tn
afflicted parents will learn Of their heav
blow with sincere sorrow.
The friends Of Prohibition, without II
spect to party, will meet in McLain's Hal
on Twelfth street, at 1870 this evening (
celebrate the recent victory OF c~onstitr
tional prohibition in Rhode Island. Re,
DR.. Cunningham, Hon. G. w. Atkinso
and others, have been engaged as speakers
YESTERDAY afternoon about 4:30 o'clocl
Nc. Fred Maggie, of the East End, wa
crossing the street at the German Banl
when q team of horses attached to q ca
. risge, ran against him knocking him dowr
The wheels of the vehicle would have pas,
: ed over his PROSTATE body, had not MI
FIoto, Of the East End, been passing at tn
time, who, by suddenly Selling the head
!, OF the horses, turned them aside. MI
, Maggie was carried to Hess drug stor'
where it was found that he was not yer,
badly injured, but being over 80 years {
age the shock was severe.