The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-12
CURRENT rTEM&.

Collector Smytne ID AL iiSner
I dGottschalk is coming money . Chilli.
In Portland ''butter" is nav name
for whisky. ssH 81
/ q Prof Blofs success in Haftfsst a'' b pro-
digious. =.
W 1t is to be hoped that Butler >hss got
over his diary. fs.'" -
The Holy Synagogue has been'discov-
eredsn Palestine. 80 rEzAs3
Real estate is uneommonly high and
brisk in New York.
The Methodist newspapers p,pnounce
I waterfalls goddess. =
Chicago was visited by snow storm
last Friday. ,s .,
4 Five thousand men are said to be out
of work in Pittsburg.
! The Good Templars in Maine have $50
lodges and "a, 900 members.
The New Jersey Legislature defeated
the prohibitory liquor law.
| A number of female evangelists are
preaching in England. %
Nearly all the able-bodied menin Den
yer are candidates for office.
Chicken disputes are now the fashion
able sport in Nevada. gTE ~ -a7
The whole volunteer torce Of Csrada
has been placed under martial law.
Rich deposits of copper have been
discovered in Montana Territory.
~ The war between the settlers and In
dians in British Honduras is ended.
Thad. Stevens is so much better shat
his physicians think him out OF danger.
! A railroad man says he did not see
pretty female face in Salt Lake City.
The female suffragists are making \
vigorous campaign in Kansas. -
A pint of hair dye at draught ended
the troubles of love sick barber at In
dianapolis.
Manufacturers are making steady and
rapid progress in the Western states.
The Chinese have no tunes and no
idea of music. They generally screech
in falsetto.
One of the most beautiful heiresses
of France has run off with her fathers
!. footman.
The Helena (Montana) Herald notices
the fall of remarkably large meteor
in that vicinity.
Hon. S. S. Marshall, Democratic men,
Der of Congress from Illinois, is sick in
Washington.
7 The arrested Fenians in Ireland are
glad to hear that the Queen opposes
capital punishment.
There are fresh reports that Queen
Vic. has determined to console herself
with second husband.
1t is estimated that there is $500, 900
of counterfeit money in circulation in
this country.
General Rosecrans and Henry J. Ray
mond are talked of in connection with
the Austrian mission. .v
Both houses of the Wisconsin Legis-
tlature have passed a woman suffrage
constitutional amendment.
BENJAMIN Heath, Boston detective,
is going to the Paris Exposition, TO lock
after American thieves there.
The crushing defeat of the Radicals
in Connecticut has forced them to look
around for -goat-and P. T. Bar
mum is the goat.
The little Prince Imperial Of France
is thought to be fatally i'll. Prince Ma
poleon's chances are considered excel
lent for the succession.
Forney says: "The Democratic party
has survived series of unutterable ca
lamities.". 1t has so; even the adherence
of Forney.-N. Y. World.
The Wisconsin Senate has indefinite
ly postponed the bill to pay Samuel
Booth 81 500 and costs for resisting the
! fugitive slave law Of 1859.
The democrats of Philadelphia had
grand parade. with torchlights and
transparencies, on Saturday night, in
honor of the Connecticut election.
The mule-spinners in the cotton mills
at Lewistown, Me-, struck last Monday
for the ten-hour system. The mills are
running with new hands.
The strike of the miners in New Jer-
sey, still continues, and is increasing.
Two thousand are idle. All the miners
in Morris county have suspended work.
The factory of the Bowmansville
(Canada) Manufacturing Company:
with it's contents, was burned on Satur-
dsy. The loss is very heavy. One
hundred and thirty persons are thrown
out of employment.
The hat manufsctory Of hessrs Des-
mond, in Lawrence, Mass, was destroy
ed by fire OH Sunday night. The loss
is estimated at s40,000-SlO,Oo0 insur-
spce.
Since the passage of the Female Suf-
frage resolution by the Wisconsin As
senbly, the price of balmorals has gone
down and pantaloon stuff has consider
ably advanced in that State.
A new feature in the New York Pros
titution bill requires all persons fre-
ouentine houses of ill-fame to first re-
ceive a permit from the Board Of Police.
This is pronounced beautiful idea.
The Rev. Mr.. Petty, an Iowa clergy
man, who wanted every man hung who
wonld not vote the Radical ticket, re-
Gently eloped with another mans wife,
leaving Mrs. Petty and six little Pettys
behind.
4 report from Albany says that meas
ures are preparing quietly for the ar
resting and bringing TO justice Of at
least half dozen of the most notorious
lobby operators in behalf of New York
city jobs.
The wife of Wall street broker re-
Z, . fashionable boarding house