The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-03

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Fashionable.
Fifty-two Smiths witnessed the mar
rage of Enoch B. Smith, at Kokomo,
Ind, last week.
Miss Garrett has founded two school
arships for women who wish TO study
medicine in London.
Tie Cincinnati Commercial wants to
know ifthe Sublime Porte is any better
than Catawba.
A Baltimore tailor is under arrest for
working on Sunday, and fears his goose
will be cooked.
{ A railway train was struck by an ava
lanche on Mt. Cents recently, and thrown
over precipice.
New Orleans is filed with q sooty
shower of flakes from burning prairie
distant many miles out of sight,
Only two Sitka people are supported
by the public, one an invalid and the
other woman 107 years old.
A French author has discovered that
Eve was a blonde. We wonder if she
Used lemon juice and salaratus.
The Berlin University will shortly
confer the title of LII. ID. on several dis
tinguished American statesmen.
The reactionary Berlin Kreuz Zeitung
pronounces Ben Butler 1.-THE greatest
living American statesman"
A lady in Paris is mourning the loss
of her eleventh husband, but expects
to complete the dozen this season.
Mus. Doc. being rather an awkward
degree, Fiddle d. ID. is recommended IS
the proper thing for musicians.
Swinton has arrived at San Fran.
cisco, where he will protect Rhetoric
and Bellies Letters in the California
University.
Three things that never agree-two
cats over one mouse, two wives in one
house, and two lovers over one young
lady.
A Yankee editor says that the girls
complain that the times are so hard that
the young men can't pay their ad-
dresses.
A drunkard was found lying in the
Pottsvills graveyard, aud when taken in
charge by an officer he claimed to be .
petrlfed giant.
Hon James Brooks and s. S. Cox, of
New York, and Hon. Nathan Z. Dixon,
of Rhode Island, are each in their fifth
term.
Mr.. Ernest Longfellow, a son of the
poet, has adopted the profession of por-
trait painting, and opened his studio in
| Boston.
In 1852 some workmen kindled fire
in a Missouri coal mine to warm them
selves, and last week it was found still
burning
They say in Berlin that King William
l., since 1880, paid over S2,0OO,OOO as
hush money to deserted and INDECENT
mistrCs5es,
The employees in Providence tan
merry have sent Ida Lewis an apron made
of cream-colorod morocco, with a border
in gold and colors.
When the Empress Eugenie first
heard of Father Hyacinthe's so-called
detection, she is said to have exclaimed
"Whata pity the handsome man.
Hon. Robert c. Schenck, of Ohio, i,
the Father of the House." He entered
it in lS43, and (having been out from
1851 to 1869 is now serving his eighth
term.
A State Temperance Convention is to
be he d in Auburne, Me-, on Thursd sy,
January "a. The call is very broad,
embracing all who favor the suppress
sion of intemperance.
1t seems probable now that the expe.
dtion to survey the route for q canal
across the Isthmus of Darien will not
leave uhtil after an appropriation has
been made by Congress to defray such
expenses as will necessarily be incurred.
Judge Coleman, of Columbus, Ca,
has decided that freed person 10 not
liable for purchase made while slave,
although he has subsequently promised
to pay it, that promise not being in
writing.
George Boutwell,, of Schuyxi,l coun-
ty, Pa, has left for England, to receive
q fortune of 100000. Tbs property has
been in chancery for forty years.
Trade is good at San Antonio, Texas.
Produce of all kinds from the interior
continues to arrive in large quantities,
especially wool, hides and pecans, with
some cotton.
The valuation of eleven cities in
Maine, as shown by the assessors TO.
turn, is S66, ,015,762, which is a gain over
the valuation in 1860 of S25, 900 900, OF
nearly fifty per cent.
IL you would have health, strength
vigor Of body and mind, joysusness by
day and sound sleep at night, take
RosENHEIN's STOMACH BTTTKRs-the
Great Western Remedy. They are made
of the medicinal herbs and spices or
purely medicinal principles, and never
fail of producing the desired effect.
In the remarkable case of Mrs. Harri
son against George Veerland, in Hud
son county, New Jersey, in which mid
die aged honsekeeper recovered 5000
leg in the grave, for blighting her of.
feotions, the Supreme Court Of New
Jersey has granted new trial.
The Paris papers announce that dur
} ing the first eleven days after the open
: ing of the Suez canal, one hundred an(
thirty vessels passed through it, the ag
3 gregate tonnage ofswhich was 50,00l
tons. This is pointed to as q practica
refutation of the charges in Erglisl
!, pspers'of the failure. of the canal fo
purposes Of navigation.